Topic: Fishing Hole

A musical introduction features lyrics about visiting a fishing hole to skip stones and rest. The song describes a relaxing day spent outdoors with a dog named Trey, catching perch or bass while sitting in the shade.

A musical interlude features the full lyrical version of "The Fishing Hole," famously known as the theme from The Andy Griffith Show. The song describes a relaxing day of fishing and skipping stones. This serves as a transition into the studio broadcast of River City Talk.

A vocal rendition of the theme song from The Andy Griffith Show, originally titled The Fishin' Hole, is performed. The lyrics describe a relaxing day spent fishing, skipping stones, and resting in the shade by a fishing hole with a dog named Trey. This musical introduction sets a nostalgic tone before the transition into the main program content.

The program opens with a rendition of "The Fishing Hole," the classic theme song from The Andy Griffith Show. The lyrics describe a relaxing day of fishing and skipping stones. This musical segment serves as the lead-in to the live broadcast of River City Talk.

The show concludes with a repeat of "The Fishing Hole" theme song. A final voiceover emphasizes the importance of the Constitution and the Republic of the United States. The program ends with a patriotic declaration against the "New World Order" and a call for citizens to stand up for their country.

The hosts discuss the high volume of calls the show receives and debate its ratings on Access TV. The segment includes a joke about Monica Lewinsky and a plastic surgeon, followed by a musical interlude featuring the song "The Fishing Hole" (the theme from The Andy Griffith Show).