A satirical journey through California's contradictions exposes the "premium state with premium ideas" as perhaps less desirable than advertised. The episode uses mockery and parody to highlight political hypocrisy, failed policies, and the growing exodus from the once-golden state.

• Satirical tourism ad promoting California's "premium" features including highest housing prices, taxes, and gas prices
• Mock political dialogue minimizing riots and crime while claiming "peaceful protests"
• Critical examination of slave reparations policy in a state "that never had slaves"
• Parody of emergency services prioritizing identity politics over competency
• Musical segments about California's wildfires, failed infrastructure, and mass exodus
• Critique of politicians who say "do as I say, not as I do" while dining at upscale restaurants
• Various references to homeless crisis, sanctuary city policies, and environmental challenges

Pat Walsh visits Ivy Park assisted living facility in Roseville, California for heartwarming conversations with residents in their 90s and 100s about their life experiences, wisdom, and everyday routines.

• Introducing the beautiful Ivy Park assisted living community in Roseville
• Conversations with residents about whether they listen to Pat's radio show
• Discussion with a 99-year-old resident about his travels and life experiences
• Meeting a ham radio enthusiast who still communicates with other operators
• Residents sharing what they enjoy about living at Ivy Park, including the staff and dining
• Robert, age 100, reveals his 50s were his favorite decade when "everything was together"
• Visit with Virginia, almost 101, who shares the story of her husband's experience as a WWII POW
• Virginia recounts how her husband returned home to meet their 9-month-old daughter after the war
• Residents discuss their daily activities including happy hour and watching television

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We dive into the wild world of radio rebels and broadcasting drama, featuring legendary moments when DJs dared to break format and face the consequences.

• Sharing personal encounters with legends like Hank Aaron, Frank Robinson, and Larry King
• Examining what happens when social media posts trigger unexpected backlash from former colleagues
• Playing Al Barry's satirical political animation poking fun at politicians and representation
• Featuring the infamous Phil Hendry prank call that puts Larry King against a tearful radio station manager
• Showcasing Coyote J Calhoun's 1988 on-air rebellion against corporate radio formats that ended with him being physically removed from the studio
• Highlighting the tension between artistic expression and commercial programming that has defined radio for decades

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