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Ep. 332 Today's Peep Goes Inside the Last Radio Man's World as we Celebrate 12 Years of Authentic Radio, Freedom, Creation, Cursing Cockatoos, Also Pointing Out the Shame of TMZ, all "Brought to you By" and a Lost Gem from Ike & Tina Turner episode artwork

EPISODE · Sep 17, 2025 · 24 MIN

Ep. 332 Today's Peep Goes Inside the Last Radio Man's World as we Celebrate 12 Years of Authentic Radio, Freedom, Creation, Cursing Cockatoos, Also Pointing Out the Shame of TMZ, all "Brought to you By" and a Lost Gem from Ike & Tina Turner

from Pat's Peeps Podcast · host Pat Walsh

Twelve years on the air and still fiercely independent. That's the milestone Pat Walsh celebrates in this candid, freewheeling episode that showcases why authentic local radio remains irreplaceable. Broadcasting from heritage powerhouse KFBK in Sacramento—the same 50,000-watt station that launched Rush Limbaugh's career—Pat proudly carries the torch as possibly "the last local radio talk show host at night in the United States." What makes this achievement remarkable isn't just longevity but the creative freedom he maintains in an increasingly homogenized media landscape. "Every day that I go in, it's like I have a blank canvas in front of me," Pat reflects, explaining how rare it is to have complete autonomy over content and music in today's corporate radio environment. This freedom allows for the unpredictable mix that defines this episode: political commentary sits alongside breaking economic news about the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut, vintage radio jingles, criticism of TMZ's inappropriate reactions to Charlie Kirk's assassination, and even the unexpected star turn of a cursing cockatoo. The heart of Pat's approach remains community connection. His ongoing promotion with Roc & Sol Diner offers listeners two-for-one entrees just for saying "Pat's Peeps," creating a three-way win that benefits local business, audience members, and the show itself. This dedication to listener engagement extends to incorporating audience voices and content throughout the broadcast. The episode culminates with Pat sharing a rare 1961 Ike and Tina Turner recording complete with fascinating background on its production—a moment that perfectly encapsulates the blend of entertainment and information that keeps audiences tuning in after all these years. Curious about what radio sounds like when personality and authentic connection still matter? Subscribe to Pat's Peeps podcast or catch The Pat Walsh Show live Monday through Friday, 7-10pm on KFBK Radio (93.1 FM/1530 AM).

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Ep. 332 Today's Peep Goes Inside the Last Radio Man's World as we Celebrate 12 Years of Authentic Radio, Freedom, Creation, Cursing Cockatoos, Also Pointing Out the Shame of TMZ, all "Brought to you By" and a Lost Gem from Ike & Tina Turner

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