The Pat Walsh Show

More Comey comments, a debate on whether political ads persuade anyone, and a deep dive into cars that look like cop cars but aren’t- hour two of the Tuesday night Pat Walsh Show has it all!

During the third hour of the Tuesday night Pat Walsh Show, Pat revisits April 28, 1973, when a freight train carrying 7,000 Vietnam War bombs exploded at the Southern Pacific railyard in Roseville, sparking a 32‑hour chain reaction remembered across the Sacramento area. He takes some calls to hear from listeners that remember the event.

Hour one of The Pat Walsh Show features Pat, Noel, and Ryan talking NFL draft and sharing thoughts about the best live album ever recorded.

Hour two of The Pat Walsh Show keeps the live album discussion rolling, Kendog stops by and does what he does best—talks movies. The show also uncovers news that a bunch of juvenile salmon may soon be joining NA.

In the third hour of The Pat Walsh Show, Pat puts Kendog back in the hot seat with another round of Trailer Games, followed by calls from listeners weighing in on the day’s conversations. Things briefly go off the rails when Pat, Kendog, and Ryan spend some quality time fangirling over Charlize Theron, as one does.

Are you better off than you were 8 years ago? We are examining the state of the state of California. The California Governor Debate, and your calls. The Pat Walsh Show.

We continue to examin the California candidates for governor with more Dip Ins. Plus... you're standing at the Pearly Gates, Who do you let in? The Pat Walsh Show

Justin Beiber making noise at Coachella. Plus, remembering Rod Martin of the Raiders, and the loss of Don Schlitz. The Pat Walsh Show

It’s a full first hour on The Pat Walsh Show! Gary Dietrich and Scott Robinson join Pat to dive into current events and Joe Michael stops in to talk with Pat about the passing of Dave Mason.

The second hour of The Pat Walsh Show consists of Pat getting mad at Noel for telling him how to talk, a debate over whether Iggy Pop should put a shirt on, and a few train‑hopping stories thrown in for good measure.