Pat's Peeps Podcast

Published by Pat Walsh

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Join our Pat's Peeps family today and be a part of the exciting journey as renowned national talk show host Pat Walsh connects with Friends and Aquaintances. Together, they delve deeper into the captivating world of Pat Walsh's nightly national talk show, all while championing local businesses. Whether you are a business owner, a devoted listener, or both, we extend a warm invitation for you to become a valued member of our ever-growing community. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to join us ASAP! Pat Walsh

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Recent episodes

Ep. 488 Today's Peep Sees It's Live Feed Fail, Behind the Scenes of a Radio Host's VPN Glitch, Turns a Planned Night Into a Mic Drop, A Train Whistle, Burning Fields, And Trump Shoots a 70

Aug 4, 2026

Ep. 487 Today's Peep Features A 1976 Classic Rock Time Capsule Presented By Pat Walsh, What Songs Would Take You Back 50 Years

Aug 1, 2026

Ep. 486 Today's Peep Has All-Star Memories- From Bob Uecker to Larry King, Frank Robinson and "Hammerin'" Hank with a Detour Through Youtube

Jul 29, 2026

Ep. 485 Today's Peep Experiences Online Shopping Meltdowns, Orders Gone Wrong & the Customer Service Trap, Seven Relationship Personas that Start Sweet But End Sour, Dockers, Fonzie, and an F Rating

Jul 28, 2026

Ep. 484 Today's Peep Brings Vinyl Memories, How Dickie Goodman Made 1970's News Sound Funny, When the B Side is Two Seconds, And A Flamboyant Record from Sir Monte Rock lll

Jul 27, 2026

Ep. 483 Today's Peep Takes Yet Another Fuzzy Snapshot of Bigfoot, Oh, and Day-After Reactions to the Rams New Throwback Uniforms

Jul 24, 2026

Ep. 482 Today's Peep Unveils New Uniforms and Presents When Ads Age Badly, The 1970's Commercials That Would Never Air Today, Ball Busters And Bad Coffee Husbands

Jul 23, 2026

Ep. 481 Today's Peep Visits Secret Town Arcade Packed With Mechanical Magic, A Hidden Collection of Vintage Arcade Wonders, The Jukebox is from 1906, One of the Few Remaining of It's Kind and Still Works!

Jul 21, 2026

Ep. 480 Today's Peep Has An Intimate & Interesting Conversation With Our AI Guest, Alexa- Talking Music & Technology with a Voice Assistant, Eight Voices One Coffee Cup and a Burned Pizza, Plus Alexa's Choice for Today's Music

Jul 20, 2026

Ep. 479 Today's Peep Has No Producer Yet Produces Marathon Radio. What Exactly Is A Producer? Driving In Traffic While Building A Personality-Driven, No Niche Radio Talk Show

Jul 17, 2026

Ep. 478 Today's Peep Is A Mini-Pod, One of Seven Shows I will Host Over The Next 48 Hours, Renewed Warnings of Lizard People, Richard the "Pest Control Guy" Stops By, Weird Things People Believe In

Jul 15, 2026

Ep. 477 Today's Peep Has Prime Examples of when Jokes Become Hits- Accidental Anthems and the Strange Way Songs Catch Fire, The Playlist that Proves Musicians Were Kidding

Jul 14, 2026

Ep. 476 Today's Peep Spins Rare Vinyl, What Makes Music Collectible When Nobody Remembers It, The Beach Boys Got Weird and I'm Confused

Jul 13, 2026

Ep. 475 Celebrates Cereal Box Records (I may have accidently referred to this episode as 478)

Jul 10, 2026

Ep. 474 Today's Peep Features Mashups And Madmen, James Brown Mashed with Led Zeppelin, Chicago Mashes With Black Sabbath, What if Vanilla Ice Was from the '50's and Mad Man Markhum the Time Traveler Joins Art Bell

Jul 10, 2026

Ep. 473 Today's Peep Has Textbook Blood Pressure, How Exercise & Diet Paid Off At My Physical Earning High-Fives from the Doctor, Also, Something Wonderfully Odd: A Rare 78 RPM Record from 1946 called “Flutter Blast Contest" And Our Rare Record Spin

Jul 8, 2026

Ep. 472 Today's Episode Takes A Walk, Reflects On Independence Day Weekend, Fireworks and Frightened Pets, The Celebration of our Country and Small-Town Pride, Johnny Cash Makes Our List, and We Shine a Light Philadelphia Freedom

Jul 6, 2026

Illegal fireworks don’t just “make noise” they can burn down a home, wreck sleep across a neighborhood, and leave pets terrified with no clue what’s happening. Walking the foothills of Northern California, I unpack what I saw and heard over the Fourth of July weekend, including a video out of Rio Linda that’s a brutal reminder of why fireworks safety and basic courtesy still matter when celebrations stretch past midnight. From there, the mood shifts into the best part of doing radio and podcasting: running into listeners in real life. I share highlights from Darlene’s party, the conversations, the karaoke, and the surprise theme I kept hearing all night: people think my memory is almost unfair, especially when it comes to music history and Sacramento details. That sends me back into my own “origin story” moments, like staring at album covers as a kid and deciding I needed to learn full records, not just whatever was on Top 40. If you love classic rock, vinyl records, and the way one song can pin a whole year to your brain, you’ll feel right at home. I revisit the early days of Creedence Clearwater Revival, the albums my mom bought, and why those records still sit so clearly in my head. I also fix a miss on our greatest American artists list for America’s 250th anniversary by adding Johnny Cash where he belongs, shout out Colfax, California for a fireworks show done right, and close with a rare record pick that fits the moment: Elton John’s “Philadelphia Freedom,” written to honor Billie Jean King and her team. Subscribe, share this with a fellow music nerd, and leave a review if the show’s part of your routine. What song instantly transports you back to one exact place and time?

Ep. 471 Today's Peep Celebrates America's 250th Anniversary & Reminds Us That Liberty Costs, The Forgotten Price Paid By The Declaration's Signers As Presented by Paul Harvey, Also Ray Charles, Merle Haggard, & the Movie Avalon's Beautiful Opening Scene

Jul 3, 2026

Ep. 470 Today's Peep Judges A BBQ Rib Cook Off at the Placer County Fairgrounds, Learning to Judge Ribs Without Comparing Them, We Answer the Question, Do Malls Still Matter as we Visit the Roseville Galleria Mall, It's Charcoal, Ribs, and Mall Memories

Jun 30, 2026

Ep. 469 Today's Peep Explores A California Bonsai Nursery With Owner/ Expert Scott Chadd, Bonsai As Living Art And The Day Tommy Lee Haggled Over A Bonsai, Oh, and One Badass Cobra

Jun 29, 2026

A bonsai can be four feet tall and still feel like a whole wilderness. We visit Lotus Bonsai Nursery and Gardens in Lotus, California, and talk with owner Scott Chan about what bonsai really is: living art built with patience, sharp tools, and a designer’s eye for illusion. Scott walks us through the two big paths bonsai artists take, growing trees up from seed and growing them down from massive collected material, and he shows how bold cuts and visible scars become part of the finished beauty rather than something to hide. We get into forest plantings that look like miniature hikes, the way moss and moisture naturally create “ground cover,” and even how two trunks can gradually fuse when you plant one-sided trees together. Scott also explains wiring and branch movement, why old trees pull downward, and how a well-trained bonsai convinces your brain it is seeing a giant tree in a vast space. If you’ve ever searched for bonsai care tips, bonsai classes, or a California bonsai nursery worth visiting, this conversation is packed with practical insight and a ton of lived experience. Then the stories turn fun and unexpected: a celebrity stop at a bonsai show, why certain trees command five-figure prices, and what it looks like when collectors pay for ongoing maintenance so a tree stays show-ready on a deck with a view. We even detour into plant science with a simple explanation of chlorophyll, hemoglobin, and metabolism that makes tree survival feel a lot more relatable. Subscribe, share this with a friend who loves plants, and leave a review if you want more field conversations like this. What kind of bonsai would you want on your porch?