The Pat Walsh Show

Pat, Kitty, Joe, and Lexi all say goodbye to our beloved KFBK board operator, Noel, as she pursues her Master's Degree in Germany. We share funny behind the scene stories and Pat quizzes Noel on her German.

Pat and Ken Dogg discuss movies where the final 5 minutes reveal the whole point of the film. We also talk about songs that end abruptly or songs that bleed together perfectly on the same album.

To finish out this Friday night's show, Pat and Ken Dogg continue the conversation on songs that bleed together well and KenDog reviews movies! The movies "The Apartment," "Motor City," and "Bigfoot Goes to Hell" are honorable mentions for all the movies mentioned tonight.

Today, Pat kicks off the show by making light of the baseball player who damaged his testicle from a 110+ mph pitch. Additionally, Pat lays out the plan for the A's Baseball Team's move to Las Vegas and talks about the Dodgers visiting the White House.

Pat criticizes The Black Crows and their recent actions at a concert where they disowned the audience for chanting "USA."

Pat talks about possibly taking his show on the road and the new job opening and its requirements to travel nationwide and drive the Oscar Meyer Wienermobile. We also talk about William Shatner's spoken word Christmas album and how we can detect whether things are real in the new age of Artificial Intelligence.

Pat kicks off the show by talking about the 5 second rule and whether we should abide by it. He also talks about his must-haves for food at the State Fair. Additionally, Pat comments on the FCC rules regarding the networks that refused to air President Trump's speech.

Pat talks about growing up rooting for James Harris, who became the first Black quarterback for the AFL or NFL. Also, Pat talks about how there were F16 Fighter Jets intercepting multiple planes at the World Cup Finals in MetLife stadium.

For the final hour, Pat talks about interesting news stories that went unnoticed and albums that came out 50 years ago in 1976! We also revisit the topic of the Rolling Stones VS The Beatles. Musicians George Clinton and Bobby Sherman are on the birthday board.

Pat starts off the show with our political analyst Gary Deitrich to talk about electric versus gas engine vehicles. Also, Pat tells the story of a baseball fan who got slapped for not standing up for the National Anthem. Pat also interviews two News Ladies that let us know Sacramento events to pay attention to.