Ep. 70 Movie Reviewer Ken "Dog" Jackman (Dog's Movie House) Joins Me to Discuss Cinematic Classics, 10 Year Anniversary of the Great Idaho Gubernatorial Debates Featuring Biker Harley Brown's Political Ride - Plus Some Bad Blood in Today's Record Spin!

Cruising down the nostalgic roads of Northern California, this week's episode of Pat's Peeps is a jamboree of local love, cinematic classics, and the quirkiest of political tales. Celebrating our landmark 70th episode. Hollywood's golden era may seem like a distant memory, but with film aficionado Ken Dog Jackman by my side, we're reviving the classics for a new generation. 'Cool Hand Luke', 'Deliverance', and even the twisty narrative of 'Pulp Fiction'—we're casting a light on these cinematic treasures that have left indelible marks on our culture. Ken Dog's insights are not just film deep; he's a treasure trove of knowledge on all things '80s, and we might even coax out his lesser-known rap talents on air. Finally, strapping on our metaphorical helmet, we ride alongside Idaho's most memorable gubernatorial candidate, Harley Brown. His unapologetic, blue-collar charm and disdain for political correctness offer a colorful glimpse into the American political rodeo. As we wrap up with a heartfelt thanks to our dedicated listeners and a nod to Neil Sedaka's "Bad Blood" we seal this gathering with anticipation for what the 71st episode has in store—here's to another vibrant weekend with Pat's Peeps!