The Pat O'Brien Show

Sportscaster Jim Gray calls in to talk with Pat, who is a longtime friend. They open the show discussing Donald Sterling's apology, and their most difficult interviews. They also complain about Twitter and the lack of privacy for public figures. Later in the show, Pat and Jim talk about Adrien Broner's suspension from boxing after his racist slur, and the excitement of the NFL Draft. As the show wraps up, the guys discuss Michael Sam, David Stern, and why they like the WNBA.

Pat is back with an all-new episode dedicated to the Donald Sterling controversy. First, Pat takes a call from former NBA player (and now sports agent) John Greig. The guys discuss the importance of owner behavior, and what may happen to the future of the league. In the second half of the show, reputation manager Aaron Perlut adds commentary about riding the line between over-reacting to a scandal, or saying nothing at all.

Dr. Wendy Walsh and Pat sit down for a conversation about Americas baby-daddy problem, the 30 Day Love Detox, and the realities of hook up culture. They also discuss the importance of having a cultural support system, and how to properly break up with someone.

Joe Walsh talks with Pat about his incredible guitar playing, the importance of honing your craft, and why The Eagles still love touring together. The guys also discuss 'grandma groupies', recovering from substance abuse, and Joe's love of operating ham radios.

Julius 'Dr. J' Erving calls in to chat with Pat about the best players he faced, his favorite dunks, and how big his afro got. The guys also have an in-depth conversation about inspiring others, moving on from tragedy, and creating your own legacy.

Josh Dickey of Mashable.com chats with Pat about who may replace David Letterman-from Colbert, to DeGeneres, to many others. They also discuss the relevance of the Late Night landscape in general, and the talent it takes to be sharp and hilarious night after night after night.

Kevin Kirby talks with Pat about 'We Face It Together', a revolutionary movement that reveals why coming out about your addiction struggles will actually help remove the stigma surrounding it. They also discuss the broken treatment system, and explain why we need to educate physicians, and recognize addiction as a disease just as we do other health problems.

Jeff Pearlman calls in to talk with Pat about the Lakers legacy, and his new book, 'Showtime'. Along the way, the guys discuss the anything goes craziness of the Forum Club, Magic vs. Bird, and how the team forever transformed the image of the NBA into an entertainment spectacular.

Steve Hartman and Pat are back together again! This week, the guys address the rumors about why they went off the air, and share stories from their decades of on-air experiences. They also discuss the MLB embracing the instant replay system, the chaos of March Madness, and the greatest tournament coaches.

Kevyn Major Howard talks with Pat about his incredible experiences appearing in Stanley Kubrick's 'Full Metal Jacket.' Pat also shares stories from his own time in the army, and Kevyn talks about acting alongside Frank Sinatra and Burt Reynolds. In the second half of the show, Pat and Kevyn discuss 'Fueled By The Fallen,' an important series of memorial vehicles reminding us to never forget the sacrifices of our soldiers.

Seth Davis returns to chat with Pat about the most exciting tournament in sports: March Madness. The guys debate the best way to make your ballot, why coaches need to manage and develop their players, and whether or not there's even a front-runner in this year's bracket. Later, Pat and Seth discuss coach Mike Cronin getting in the face of a ref, and the guys wonder why anyone would want to be on Twitter these days.

Matt Atchity, Rotten Tomatoes Editor in Chief, talks with Pat about all of this year's great Oscar contenders. The guys also discuss the early days of the red carpet, the politics of Academy voting, and the sad passing of Harold Ramis.

Howard Bragman joins Pat for a conversation about the gay and lesbian rights movement as it pertains to sports. In particular, Pat and Howard talk about the bravery of Michael Sam coming out to his teammates before he's even drafted to an NFL team. The guys also chat about the ridiculousness of discrimination based on sexual orientation in 2014, and discuss why it's so important to tell your truth on your own terms.

Author and analyst Seth Davis joins Pat for an in-depth conversation about the life and career of Coach John Wooden. Along the way, the guys discuss basketball as a spiritual movement, early attempts at revolutionizing the sport, and the various fundamentals and compulsions that drive the greatest coaches and players.

Baseball Guru Seth Everett breaks down the current state of the MLB. He and Pat discuss the A-Rod situation, issues surrounding competitive contracts, and which teams are looking good to win the World Series at the end of the season. Seth also describes his Super Bowl experience, and Pat shares his sentiments over the death of his friend, Philip Seymour Hoffman.

Super-agent Leigh Steinberg returns for a Super Bowl preview with Pat. The guys talk about the biggest marketing event of year, and how this Sunday will impact all other forms of entertainment. Pat also shares his own Super Bowl experiences, and the guys discuss locker room fighting with reporters, the dangers of concussions, and how the business of signing contracts has changed.

John Amato of CrooksAndLiars.com chats with Pat about the Chris Christie scandal, and what happens when you get caught in a web of lies. Other topics of discussion include Duck Dynasty, legalization of marijuana, Wall Street, voter IDs, and the NSA.

Joe Walsh talks with Pat about his incredible guitar playing, the importance of honing your craft, and why The Eagles still love touring together. The guys also discuss 'grandma groupies', recovering from substance abuse, and Joe's love of operating ham radios.

Frank Layden chats with Pat about his legendary coaching career, the hard-hitting sport of wheelchair basketball, and the fraternal spirit of the NBA. The guys also discuss their experiences traveling the country, ref relations, and starting a basketball team in Salt Lake City.

LeRoy Butler calls in to talk with Pat about Packers Pride, and all of the NFL greats he played alongside with. During their conversation, Pat and LeRoy also touch on the Lambeau Leap, playing in sub-zero temperatures, and how the game has evolved over the years.