Pat's Peeps Podcast

We’re celebrating National Radio Day by playing the clips that made us fall in love with the medium and the personalities who could paint an entire world with nothing but sound. From Sacramento airchecks to larger-than-life legends, we chase the feeling of radio at its best and talk about why it still hits so hard. 
• hitting Episode 499 and treating the podcast like a diary 
• choosing the fun side of radio after the on-air meltdowns 
• hearing Tony Cox on a 1976 KROY aircheck and why AM radio felt unpredictable 
• remembering KFRC legends and what great morning radio is really for 
• playing Wolfman Jack and breaking down the performance style 
• revisiting WLS with Larry Lujak and the “Drooling Horse” bit 
• listening to Paul Harvey’s “The Rest Of The Story” and the Garfield origin 
• reflecting on Rush Limbaugh’s connection to KFBK and how radio careers launch 
• closing on WKRP in Cincinnati and what it means to keep doing local talk