Pat commemorates the recently passed and former Kings coach Rick Adelman. Under Rick's coaching, of the Kings qualifying for the playoffs every year - years that Pat and our callers have many fond memories of. Pat also talks about his pet peeves, specifically politicians using the terms "Boots on the ground."

Pat switches it up and talks sports. He talks about the Chicago Bears, the Rams, The NY Giants and the recent biggest trade in NFL! We also celebrate many artists on the birthday board.

Pat is joined with Kitty to talk about their favorite soap operas and songs with amazing organ solos.

Pat is joined with KenDogg to talk about a buffalo named Trump and how it was spared sacrifice in Bangladesh due to his name. Pat also shares with us a secret sleeping hack called "Dark Showers" that will help you produce more melatonin before bed!

Pat is joined with Kendog to talk about the movies with the best dialogue, and continuing our conversation of the most recent horror sensation "Obsession." Pat also takes a hit at the recently release movie "Marty Supreme" starring Timothy Chalamet.

Pat comments on how tipping fatigue culture has gotten out of control and gives us tips (pun intended) on the scenarios where you should not feel guilty for tipping.

Pat is joined by Joe to announce the unfortunate sudden passing of hockey player Claude Lemieux. On a happier note, we continue our celebration of National Hamburger Day.

PaT wants to boost Sacramento pride by giving us a major league baseball and a hcokey team! He reminisces on the glory days of the Kings back in 2002, along with quizzing his board operator on past all-star Kings players. We also talk about the infamous small pox vaccine and how it left a scar on the arms of those who saved us from the disease by getting vaccinated.

Pat starts off the show discussing the recently passed CA Nick Shirley Act. We also exercised our gratitude muscle and listed off things we're greatful for as that practice is the most effective way to boost our baseline well-being.

We continue the conversation of gratitude and Pat echoes his thankfulness for our radio family that you are part of! Pat goes on to explain how late night television inspired his show, specifically the 1988 intro to The Late Show with David Letterman.