To open the show, Pat and his callers talk about how PG&E shut down power in specific areas to avoid wildfire breakouts. We talk about being nice to workers, underground wires, and good "on hold" songs for PG&E.

Pat says his piece about Roger Waters and we talk about discontent as a listener when entertainment and politics are combined.

In celebration of his birthday, Pat tells the story of the time he met Tito Jackson. Also, Pat talks about how expensive Halloween is projected to be this year and ways to save on decorations and costumes. And some history on the song "We've Only Just Begun" by the Carpenters.

Pat is joined by Scott Robinson to celebrate the 13th year anniversary of his show! Happy 13th anniversary, Pat.

More celebration of Pat's 13th show anniversary, including some old tapes from Mark the Voice Guy.

Pat and Scott recount their favorite memories from the show, including the night that Pat and Scott wandered onto the apparent haunted floor of the studio building. Also, the giant female body statue in San Francisco being taken down.

Pat is joined by our KFBK political analyst, Gary Deitrich, to discuss the unfortunate and horrendous Six Flags rollercoaster accident, along with the soaring gas prices. Also, we are joined by the newspaper girls to promote local news and events in the Sacramento area.

In the spirit of spooky season, Pat talks about the history and shift of clowns from happy to scary beings, his Halloween posts that he enjoys making, and Sammy Hagar on the birthday board.

Scott Robinson fills in for Pat Walsh to talk about the NFL season, along with Pumpkin Spice, Chappelle Roan, and

Scott Robinson talks about his wife being a "pancake tease," (with love), sending his dogs to puppy college, and his opinions about the televised execution this coming December. Also, rest in peace to the Breaking Bad Star, RJ Mitte, who passed away this afternoon.