Ep. 88 Today's Peep Wanders Back to May Day Merriment, the Mystery Woman on the Auburn Curb, Radio Night Nostalgia, Harry Martin Interviews Bruce Lee, and Spinning Marvin Gaye's Rare Grooves

Pat's Peeps Podcast

Ever found yourself reflecting on the childhood joy of May Day surprises and wondered why it fades with age? That nostalgia is the heartbeat of Pat's Peeps number 88, where I, Pat Walsh, whisk you away to a time when 'doorbell ditches' brought us pure delight. I share my chuckles over youthful confusions between types of fog and express my puzzlement at the woman on the curb in Auburn, who seemingly carries a story yet to be unraveled.
There's an art to offering kindness, and sometimes it's met with unexpected responses. Listen to the tale of my May Day gesture to the curbside woman—a meeting that served as a stark reminder of the unpredictability of humankind. As we traverse the realities of human connection, I also beckon you to join me beyond the podcast on The Pat Walsh Show, where the conversation flows, and the tunes from my rare 45 collection await eager ears.
Lastly, let's rewind the dial and indulge in the warm embrace of radio's nostalgic power. Here I am, diving into the memories of baseball nights under bedcovers and the enchanting fuzz of distant broadcasts that shaped my dreams. I'll take you on a journey through the evolution of Marvin Gaye's sound, spinning a rare record from a bygone era, and setting the stage for more musical discoveries to come. So, grab your headphones and let's keep spinning the stories and songs that connect us all.