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It’s been a while since Dave sat down for a chat with Pat Sajak, so the two of them got caught up as Pat was kind enough to share some insights from his years in the broadcast business. The conversation takes us from Vietnam to Pat’s days on radio and television in Nashville before Pat provides some perspective on current trends in broadcasting. It’s a fascinating conversation with one of today’s most iconic television personalities. Dave is also joined by Sydney J. Michaels, and a character from their radio show resurfaces for the first in in over 22 years to add a special element of lunacy. Dave described this as an exceptional show, and we think you’ll agree.
Hosted by Dave Carter, with guest PSPat Sajak
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Quite the tour de farce. When you say that "Cooking and eating is love," that's not in the Jeffrey Dahmer way, is it?
Pat Sajak was a great guest. Very funny, as usual.
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Great show and good to hear from Mr. Sajak. I hope he will come to back to Ricochet more as he certainly is a great addition to the conversation. Fantastic to hear from Mr. Perot too. I had no idea that you could commune with the dead Dave. Very impressive. And, of course, Geaux Tigers - especially against you-know-who this week.
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Great show and Pat is an amazing guest!
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