Ep. 84 Today's Peep Toasts the NFL Draft, Was William Shakespeare Chosen in the First NFL Draft? What's on TV from a 1998 TV Guide, and an Atypical Hit from this Musical Artist

As I settled into my newly renovated kitchen, I couldn't help but remember the wild journey here and the community that's been with me every step of the way. Welcome back to Pat's Peeps, where I, Pat Walsh, commemorate our 84th episode with tales from Italian escape to the wild frontier of my weed-ridden backyard. With the NFL Draft on the horizon, we'll also chuckle at the thought of William Shakespeare donning a helmet and diving into some rich sports history.Who knew a slice of pizza and a good burger could spark a movement? This episode spotlights the heartbeat of our neighborhoods: the local businesses that keep us thriving. Sharing success stories from American River Flooring to Roseville Numismatics, I extend a warm invitation to proprietors looking for a spotlight. And let's not forget about Alexis, whose sports logo creativity left an imprint, reminding us it's the people behind these enterprises that truly weave our community fabric.But wait, there's a plot twist – not all NFL Draft tales end with a Lombardi trophy. We rewind to a time when a Heisman Trophy winner sold foam rubber instead of playing ball. Fast forward to today, where we dissect the intricacies of the modern draft, the celebrations, and the heartbreaks. Join us as we close with a sentimental journey through TV land circa 1998 and dust off an Alice Cooper ballad that deserves a second listen. It's all here, an eclectic mix of personal anecdotes, community cheerleading, and a stroll down memory lane.