The Pat Walsh Show

Pat invites Justine Lopez and Damian Harmony from Capitol Punishment into the studio for a pun battle! Check out their show, Capitol Punishment, every first Friday of the month at the Comedy Spot in Midtown, Sacramento.

Pat and his callers give his technical producer, Lexi advice on he, living situation.

More nightmare roommate stories. Also, Joe Michaels shares Pat's favorite story from his time at the Renaissance Fair.

Pat talks about how Trump is renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America and we give away Red Clay Strays Tickets! Chip Douglas on today's birthday board. Lastly, cereal brands like Kellog's are removing the artificial dyes from their cereals.

To start off the night, Pat informs us that the grocery store Raley's will be closing some of its locations. In memory of Dolly Parton, we talk about the

For our second hour, we continue the conversation of universally beloved celebrities in honor of Dolly Parton.

Pat opens up the show with KFBK's political analyst Gary Deitrich and Scott Robinson to honor and celebrate the life of Dolly Parton. Also, Gary talks about how there may be new legal protocol to prevent concussions in the NFL. Also, the newspaper girls join us to tell us the scoop on local news stories and events.

Pat and Scott Robinson continue our show's memoriam of Dolly Parton.

Dolly Parton, we love you.

To begin the night, Pat comments on how the San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York was arrested for engaging in prostitution. Also, talk on Deshaun Watson being the starting quarterback for the Cleveland Browns.

More talk on the 49ers Owner blasphemous mistake and the 2026 Idaho Election Candidate survey.

Pat talks about the most basic yet controversial question in women's sports, "What is a woman," and he defends Sophie Cunningham for her stance of this. We also give away Red Stray Clay tickets!

Pat talks about the compliance training that he had to complete for four hours today. He is also joined by Joe Michaels about an episode of his podcast where he watched a producer flail to keep the show going after the host quit on the spot.

Our callers update us on the furthest place from Sacramento that they've called into the show from. Also, Kendogg joins us to talk about compliance training in a grocery store.

Pat and Kendog discuss movies!

Pat celebrates National Radio Day with radio legend Tony Cox.

Pat interviews KFRC radio legend, Don Sainte-Johnn, who recently published a book - San Francisco's Last Top 40 Disc Jokcey, Another One Bites the Dust. More info at amfmdon.com.

Pat celebrates national radio day with his callers talking about KFBK history, our friends in radio, and other stations we love.

To open up tonight's show, Pat comments on a new prospective SNAP Healthy Choice Waiver program that would ban the purchase of junk food on an EBT card.

Pat continues the conversation on EBT cards, CA free school lunch, and the stigma around buying food with government assistance. Also, apparently Al Michaels has never eaten a vegetable in his life.

For the final hour, Pat invites our Traffic Reporter, Bob Williams, on the show to talk about baseball and the recent passing of Tommy John. His legacy lives on with UCL surgery being named after him. which has given the ability for many pitchers to play longer careers. We also talk about theme songs from obscure cartoons that we remember.

Pat is joined by political analyst Gary Deitrich to dicuss a seat in Congress that is up for grabs, and how the CA energy commission may be impacting the tires we use very soon. Also, the news girls join us to share the hottest local events!

Frank Beard, the drummer from ZZ Top has unfortunately passed away after dedicating 6 decades of him life to the band. We honor him by listening to our favorite ZZ Top songs and recounting their history as a band. Also talk on a AAA study that says 1 in 3 people ignore the speed limit.

Pat and our callers share times that they've been in trouble with the CHP and funny ways they got out of a ticket. Martin Mull on the birthday board today.

For the first hour, Pat speaks on how community college benefitted him and how that is a great higher education route, as well as CA potentially getting rid of D's and F in the grading system.