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A quiet plan to tidy the upstairs office turns into a milestone celebration and an unexpected time machine. We hit 400 episodes and crack open a plastic pouch of 45s—no sleeves, plenty of stories—and let the music score a candid look at memory, clutter, and what deserves to stay. As dust lifts, labels gleam: Columbia Hall of Fame, Motown Yesteryear, Starline, Reprise. Each record becomes a little biography of taste and time. We start with Bob Dylan’s Lay Lady Lay and its aching flip I Threw ...
A championship Monday feels different when the air still hums with confetti and questions. We open with the Seahawks’ 29–13 win over the Patriots, then trace an unlikely arc: Sam Darnold’s journey from castoff to Super Bowl–winning quarterback, finally ending USC’s long, strange drought at the position. Wins and losses live on the field, but legacies grow in the spaces between doubt and another shot—Darnold’s story brings that home. From there, we tackle the messier headline: the so-called h...
Sun on the foothills, a free leather couch on the fifth floor, and an elevator with a hard no—what could go wrong? We kick off with the studio’s furniture giveaway before demolition and follow the chain reaction as a gorgeous sofa turns into a ten-flight riddle of angles, tight turns, and reality checks. With cushions stripped and gloves on, we try to outthink a door frame, record the attempt in real time, and eventually call the only sensible play: abort. A quick breather, a “perfect” lobby ...
Ever feel like the news is playing for a team instead of playing it straight? We open with a tense, real-life clash over media bias and use it to map where reporting ends and agenda begins. No euphemisms, no hedging—just a clear case for why “counteracting the other side” isn’t journalism, it’s campaigning. From stacked story lineups to click-chasing panels, we trace how sensationalism blurs facts, inflames tribalism, and erodes trust until fewer than one in three Americans believe what they ...
A Monday breeze, a steep hill, and a mic—sometimes the best moments start a little out of breath. We kick things off with a walk that sets the tone for a bigger conversation about making space for health, gratitude, and community, then head straight to a table full of travelers and a sold-out arena packed with bull riding fans. The connective tissue is simple: choose experiences that leave you energized and connected. We share highlights from a reunion dinner with our Pat’s Peeps travel crew...
A sunny Friday, a rake, and three artists that won’t let go. We set out to clear the yard and ended up clearing the myths around Dean Martin, Frank Zappa, and Hank Williams—three legends whose personalities and principles still pulse through headphones and headlines. This isn’t a greatest-hits spin; it’s a guided listen into why their voices cut deeper than image, trend, or era. First, Dean Martin. The tux, the glass, the wink—then the real man in a rare interview, talking family, work, and ...
A snowstorm swallowed the field in Denver and turned a playoff showcase into a survival drill—broadcasters squinting for the ball, players skating on powder, and the Patriots clawing past the top seed. From there the memories started flooding back: Rams-Patriots déjà vu, the thin margins of a 13-3 defensive duel, and the forever-argued choice at the goal line that made Malcolm Butler a verb in barroom debates. Rivalries aren’t just about colors; they’re about what those moments do to your gut...
Sunshine in the foothills, fog in the valley, and that unmistakable Friday lift—this conversation starts with a simple feeling and turns into a full tour of the week. We ask a deceptively big question: once you retire, do weekends still matter, or do Saturday and Sunday lose their magic when every day is open? From there, we map the emotional arc of the week, mixing personal stories, listener-friendly research, and a soundtrack for each day that makes the calendar sing. We count down the day...
Ever find out someone put money aside for you… and forgot to tell you? We open the show with a practical guide to unclaimed property in California that could put real dollars back in your pocket. It’s simple, fast, and surprisingly common, and we share the exact place to look, what the status labels mean, and why you might see “over $100” without a total. We also pause on the privacy wrinkle—yes, you can look up other names—and draw a clear line on ethics while keeping the focus on reclaiming...
The moment a human voice slips between the drum fill and the first lyric, something electric happens. We wanted to honor that spark, so we took a long, joyful drive through radio’s living memory: the boss jocks who could hit the post with surgical precision, the velvet FM narrators who taught us to hear the lineage from Zappa to the Dead, and the local promos that made a Friday night feel like a town ritual. National DJ Day gave us the perfect excuse to celebrate the people who turned playlis...
A kickoff return that felt like a punch, a last-second heave that froze a sideline, and an injury that flipped the AFC’s script—this divisional weekend had everything. We unpack why some teams advanced on discipline and depth while others tripped on turnovers, and why the Rams-Seahawks rubber match in Seattle carries more than bragging rights. From special teams gaffes getting cleaned up to a ground game built for noise and rain, we dig into what actually wins in January: situational mastery,...
A 46-ton “prize” falls from a balcony, a children’s show meets a jaded bassist, and a fake oil spokesman tells the truth corporate PR won’t—this is the unruly radio lineage that shaped our mic. We rewind to the 1970s and the National Lampoon Radio Hour, the short, blazing run that launched Belushi, Radner, Chase, Guest, Murray, and more, and taught a generation how to make sound paint pictures, punch upward, and still land a clean joke. We start with the lesser-known spark: the News Blimp, a...
A dark studio turned into the perfect moment to reset what evenings—and radio—can feel like. After meeting a new doctor and getting candid about slightly elevated triglycerides, we walk through a simple shift that changes everything: finish dinner earlier, let your stomach rest at night, and watch sleep and energy improve. It’s not about a crash diet or guilt; it’s about building a plate with spinach, tomatoes, avocado, olive oil, and letting consistency do the quiet work. If late nights are ...
Sunlight hits the studio window and suddenly we’re off on a ride through memory, media, and music—starting with a date plucked from a headlines-in-history calendar and landing squarely on one of the 90s’ most unforgettable sports moments. We revisit the Kerrigan–Harding saga, not to re-litigate it, but to explore how live drama becomes cultural folklore: a blown-out knee, a rink-side plea, a lace gone wrong, and the way a televised crisis can outlast the medals themselves. From there, we dro...
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Big Ry

I recently discovered the actual Pat Walsh show and have become a pretty regular listener & am grateful for this podcast. It's been an awesome replacement for the boring radio on in the afternoons. Pat's style of 'Companion radio' is a great change of pace when tv has become lame and when it seems like the world has lost its mind some sensibility over the air is a breath of fresh air, while playing some great tunes along the way. Great show!

Mar 25th
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