Pat Gray
Patrick Joseph Gray is an American talk radio host of "Pat Gray Unleashed" on TheBlaze Radio Network and Blaze Media. Gray was formerly the host of the morning show on the Houston radio station KSEV, and former co-host of "The Glenn Beck Program", from 2009-2017. Career. In 1989, Gray moved to Baltimore, Maryland, where he was on the air at WBSB-FM, which was also known as B104. His on-air morning show partner was Glenn Beck. In 1995 Gray left Connecticut and returned to Salt Lake City to pursue a radio hosting position. In 2001 , Gray was contacted by executive of the talk division of Clear Channel Communications and moved to Houston, Texas for a position at KPRC. While at KPRC in Houston, Texas, Gray hosted the morning drive time (5-9AM) slot, where he was joined weekly by "Houston Chronicle" columnist Ken Hoffman. On December 12, 2006 Gray moved to Houston's KSEV's morning show to co-host with Edd Hendee. On July 1, 2009, Gray announced that he would be leaving KSEV to join the staff of Glenn Beck's Mercury Radio Arts. Gray left KSEV on July 13, 2009 to work  with his friend Glenn Beck on "The Glenn Beck Program". Gray previously co-hosted "The Pat & Stu Show" with Steve Burguiere, which aired on the Dish Network channel 212 and "TheBlaze TV" online every weekday at 12:00 Noon ET. Since September 11, 2017, his new three hour show, called "Pat Gray Unleashed", has aired in the same time slot on The Blaze Radio Network and Blaze TV. In October 2018, Pat took over the morning slot from 6 am to 8 am Central. "Pat Gray Unleashed" now includes interactive bingo games, trivia contests with listeners and a 'Chewing the Fat ' segment with Jeff Fisher on Wednesday and Friday mornings. The producer of the program is Keith Malinak. Private life. Pat Gray is, like Glenn Beck, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In 2013, Gray opened a small K-12 private school with about forty kids where the parents were actively involved in the education of their children.