The Pat Walsh Show

Pat talks about raging sports fans, and callers share their experiences with angry fans, like couch fires, crushing the TV remote, and smashing the television.

Phil Hartman on the birthday board. Also, news on YouTube using AI to block inappropriate comments.

Pat talks about Bruce Springsteen and how too many musicians are spraying their political comments during concerts. Also, an update from the Placer County DA on the Iowa Hill Manhunt.

More talk on Bruce Springsteen and AI relationships.

A nationwide recall on a non-dairy caramel cluster dessert after complaints of rocks in the pints. On the birthday board, John Coltrane an Da Hong Pao - who helped create the sounds for Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon. Also, good medical news.

Today we react to Tom Sullivan coming on KFBK. Plus a visit from Gary Dietrich, and the newspapers girls read the news from local papers. The Pat Walsh Show.

We have reintroduced the Tap and Talk / Talkback feature to the Pat Walsh show. We also give away tickets the Thomas Rhett - keep trying all week, and two wet Jehovah witness's. The Pat Walsh Show.

Deer defenses and The Yard Enforcer. Plus, Scott Robinson's new shirt and a horrible story from Pat Walsh. The Pat Walsh Show.

Bruce Campbell guest hosts for Pat Walsh. Bruce gives the news of the day. Plus, the Best Open acts that you've surprisingly seen. And Thomas Rhett show tickets. The Pat Walsh Show.

Bruce Campbell reads the sports scores, with trivia about MNF. Travel tips, and adventures in Dublin Ireland. Plus, a fun tribute to Bill Murray. The Pat Walsh Show.

Joe Michaels joins the show. It's Joe on the Show where brings in introduces us to Thomas A Cook, author of "Sermons from the green leather chair" - a parenting book. The Pat Walsh Show.

Pat Walsh opens with news that Wesley H. Shermantine, the last surviving Speed Freak Killer, has died on death row. He then kicks off a clean joke night and invites listeners to join in. Throughout the show, callers share their best clean jokes with Pat.

Ken Dog joins the show to discuss common movie tropes and what makes them so recognizable. He shares a joke of his own, while Pat talks about the art of telling a good joke and takes more calls from listeners sharing theirs. The conversation also turns to the 1980s, as the two reminisce about the era and its music.

Callers join Pat to chat about a variety of topics, including whether the 1980s was the greatest decade for music, a debate that sparks plenty of opinions. Ken Dog talks with a caller about how predictable many movies can be and the familiar patterns audiences often see. Pat and Ken continue their discussion of movies, breaking down some films.

Adding Cultural words to the dictionary, Neck Beards and do you want to be RickRolled?!

Animated Halloween Movie or Show. Tony Romo returning to the broadcast Booth?

Your Calls and Pat!! Who from your birth year would you invite to a reunion party. Jalapeno recall? Oh No.

Pat talks about the Punk Rock Scene, like The Sex Pistols and The Ramones, and how a lot of members have turned conservative or politically oriented. More toys in the hall of fame and talk about the viral AI generated photo of Donald Trump kissing his assistant on the golf course.

Pat talks about the toys that have been nominated into the Toy Hall of Fame like "Tickle Me Elmo" and "Yahtzee." We reminisce on our favorite toys from our childhood.

Pat talks about how he looked up to Jeff Nelson, and old sportscaster, who was wrongfully murdered in the KFBK parking lot. Also, we talk about the best cheeseburgers and double-cheeseburgers in town. 

Pat is joined by our bipartisan political analyst, Gary Deitrich, to discuss Gavin Newsom declaring he won't run for president if Kamala Harris runs. Also, they talk about a Pro-Palestinian protester who ran onto the field in a Mets VS Yankees game on the 25th anniversary of 9/11. Also, the newspaper girls tell us about fun local events, like an adult chicken-clucking contest!

Pat is joined by Scott Robinson, who informs us that he fell in his bathroom and joined the "I've fallen and can't get up" club. Also, talk on the retirement of The Giants announcer, Mike Krukow. los a

Pat opens up the show with his history of listening to 60 Minutes and reasons why he stopped listening. We call this segment "Pat's Boycotts." Also, talk on talk about 49ers Owner Jed York, Ross Perot, and left handed presidential candidates.

Pat asks his listeners if there are any television shows that have been running longer than CBS' 60 Minutes. We take your calls, and talk about the longest running shows in television and how Pat used to be a camera operator for a local television program. On the birthday board, Amy Winehouse!

Pat gives his play by play on how the NFL teams are looking at the beginning of this season. Also, Pat tells us why he boycotted Rolling Stones Magazine. And, Ed King on the birthday board.