Peaches Pit Party

Peaches Pit Party from Thursday, March 26th, 2026 dives into the ongoing meltdown of AI hype as OpenAI’s Sora gets scrapped after all the “this will replace Hollywood” talk fizzles out, including wild deepfake clips like fake Brad Pitt vs. Tom Cruise fights sparking real industry panic; a brutally honest breakdown of why airline “Relax Row” seats still don’t work if you’re 6’9” and built like a refrigerator; the truth about hats and balding (spoiler: blame your genetics, not your beanie); a look at Idaho’s new law letting semis and passenger cars both hit 80 mph and why that might be terrifying on two-lane highways; a reminder that radio still wins with free concert tickets while streaming services just take your money; a questionable decision to DM a high school alumni page for “notable” status; a PSA for metal fans everywhere to please shower before shows; and a ridiculous headline about a guy literally singing “Burning Down the House” while allegedly setting his own home on fire — all mixed in with merch price rage, concert habits, and the eternal debate of planning your order before you hit the line. Check me out elsewhere! facebook.com/brenden.peach instagram.com/brendenpeach Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem - https://nhomam.transistor.fm/ Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach - https://tbts.transistor.fm/ Artist Interrogations Podcast - https://artistinterrogations.transistor.fm/

Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, March 25th, 2026 — Today’s episode kicks off with a viral rock cover that sparks conversation before quickly diving into a brutally honest (and unexpectedly hilarious) listener call about colonoscopies that somehow turns into a full-on storytelling session you won’t forget ; then it shifts into real listener engagement as the show crowdsources deep cuts, B-sides, and rare tracks for a potential on-air feature, giving a glimpse into what rock fans actually want to hear; from there, things heat up with a bold “Led Zeppelin is overrated” take that ignites debate, responses, and a defense backed by actual examples; the episode also touches on accidental financial wins that somehow make everyone else feel broke, before moving into sports updates, outrage over absurd baseball game prices, and a rant about declining student performance in schools; it wraps with a reality check on today’s job market tied into local opportunities, plus behind-the-scenes frustration trying to land band interviews and a push for people to actually go to concerts instead of just talking about it — all while keeping the tone sharp, sarcastic, and very real.Check me out elsewhere! — facebook.com/brenden.peach | instagram.com/brendenpeach | Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem - https://nhomam.transistor.fm/ | Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach - https://tbts.transistor.fm/ | Artist Interrogations Podcast - https://artistinterrogations.transistor.fm/

Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, March 24th, 2026 dives into the moment Peaches actually bought concert tickets instead of relying on radio perks (yes, it finally happened) and breaks down the internal debate that led to pulling the trigger, before launching into a brutal “never again” topic featuring a childhood alpine slide wipeout that sounds like a deleted scene from a disaster movie ; from there, things get weird with a real-life hamster claw machine that somehow exists and raises every possible ethical question, followed by a Gen Z trend where marathon medals are apparently the new status symbol (Peaches politely declines forever) ; the show pivots into sports with a missing German handball trophy mystery, Max Scherzer using piano to fix his hand, and Shohei Ohtani casually setting million-dollar jersey records ; tech paranoia kicks in with car thieves hacking key fobs, plus a rant about overpriced Game Pass and why bundling it with Netflix is somehow an even worse idea ; March Madness takes over with bracket bragging rights on the line, while science delivers nightmare fuel in the form of sharks testing positive for cocaine and caffeine ; Florida makes its usual appearance with a driver blaming 100+ mph speeding on an “animal,” spring break chaos gets shut down with paintballs and anti-twerking enforcement, and the show wraps with a reminder that picking a fight with a human tank like Alan Ritchson is never going to end well . Check me out elsewhere! facebook.com/brenden.peach instagram.com/brendenpeach Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem - https://nhomam.transistor.fm/ Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach - https://tbts.transistor.fm/ Artist Interrogations Podcast - https://artistinterrogations.transistor.fm/

Peaches Pit Party from Monday, March 23rd, 2026 dives into a weekend that absolutely refused to stay cheap, starting with a simple tire swap that somehow turned into a $900 reality check and a website project that ended in “yeah… that’s not launching anytime soon.” The show revisits the infamous “I don’t care where we eat” dinner situation that predictably went off the rails—and may have ended in some well-earned karma—before shifting into March Madness heartbreak, busted brackets, and the realization that nobody actually knows what they’re doing. Then it’s into the biggest headline of the day with a reality TV meltdown that got The Bachelorette pulled at the last second, raising some real questions about what networks are willing to ignore until it becomes public. From there, things spiral in the best way: a 15-year cruise that sounds less like a vacation and more like a floating commitment issue, a flight where passengers spent 13 hours next to a dead body (yes, really), and a teenager casually stealing a full-on city bus just to go see his girlfriend. Plus, a deep dive into bands that sound exactly the same every time versus the ones that completely caught you off guard with how good they were, all wrapped up with a story so wild about an Airbnb guest that it’ll make you double-check your next booking. Check me out elsewhere! – facebook.com/brenden.peach – instagram.com/brendenpeach – Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem – https://nhomam.transistor.fm/ – Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach – https://tbts.transistor.fm/ – Artist Interrogations Podcast – https://artistinterrogations.transistor.fm/

Peaches Pit Party from Friday, March 20th, 2026 dives into a packed show that kicks off with fresh rock releases and a heads-up on upcoming concert giveaways before shifting into a heartfelt tribute to Chuck Norris and the legacy he leaves behind, followed by a brutally honest rant about Idaho Falls traffic getting worse and a wild idea out of Malta offering people money to give up driving altogether; the episode then turns surprisingly emotional with the sudden closure of Grocery Outlet and why it actually hit harder than expected, before jumping into March Madness picks, LeBron’s ownership dreams getting shut down, and Tom Brady still somehow refusing to age; from there, Peaches breaks down rising prices and Costco’s legendary $1.50 hot dog surviving another day, shares a personal bug invasion nightmare at his apartment, and reacts to a study claiming being outside makes you eat healthier; the highlight debate centers around a dinner dilemma with a picky eater who says “I don’t care” but immediately complains, sparking a hilarious back-and-forth about whether that automatically voids your right to have an opinion; the show wraps with a rant on “time blindness” being overused as an excuse for being late, a surprisingly dark stat about how many Americans think the world is ending soon, a massive drug bust story that started with a simple traffic stop, and a strong take that Alice in Chains easily clears Nirvana—plus one last jab at a wrestler caught using AI to fake a crowd. Check me out elsewhere! - facebook.com/brenden.peach instagram.com/brendenpeach Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem - https://nhomam.transistor.fm/ Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach - https://tbts.transistor.fm/

Peaches Pit Party from Thursday, March 19th, 2026 dives into a mix of real-life annoyances, weird headlines, and everyday debates, starting with streamer Kai Cenat turning hate into motivation by building a “hate wall” and somehow burning through printer ink in dark mode , followed by a look at how seriously people take school bus stop signs and whether some folks online take that energy a little too far, plus a full-on rant about shopping cart laziness and the idea of public shaming for people who refuse to return them; things get interesting with the government registering alien-related domains and what that could actually mean, while a breakdown of March Madness odds reminds you your bracket has basically no chance, then a strong defense of wired headphones making a comeback over Bluetooth frustrations, along with thoughts on audiobooks, classic rock stories, and lining up future podcast guests; there’s also talk about liquid robots that sound way too close to sci-fi becoming real, frustration over theme park changes like Waterworld being replaced, a quick reality check on how awful job applications can be (and where to actually find local work), a look at TSA workers dealing with shutdown issues, someone making a terrible decision jumping into a hippo enclosure, and a wild conversation about massive celebrity age gaps before wrapping with a stacked concert calendar you probably can’t afford to keep up with—check me out elsewhere! facebook.com/brenden.peach | instagram.com/brendenpeach | Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem - https://nhomam.transistor.fm/ | Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach - https://tbts.transistor.fm/

Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, March 18th, 2026 — Peaches kicks things off talking about those random habits we all swear only we do before getting into the frustration of “business days” and why Amazon still can’t get Idaho that same-day magic, then shifts into a solid local opportunity with RIO Products for anyone needing a fresh start; things take a more serious turn with a study on how far stress can push people and the importance of stepping back before it gets out of hand, followed by March Madness city rankings and a quick sports rundown; from there it’s classic Florida headlines with cousin marriage still somehow being legal, plus a viral airplane story where nobody seems to agree on what actually happened; Peaches gets personal breaking down bizarre dreams, including competing with a ghost for his girlfriend’s attention, before diving into why vinyl records are booming again and why people still want something they can physically hold; he also talks about how malls are quietly turning into service hubs instead of shopping destinations, Facebook trying to pay creators to come back, and wraps it all up with a wild “What the Headline” story about a cat that somehow ate 26 hair ties and lived to tell the tale — Check me out elsewhere! facebook.com/brenden.peach instagram.com/brendenpeach Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem - https://nhomam.transistor.fm/ Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach - https://tbts.transistor.fm/ Artist Interrogations Podcast - https://artistinterrogations.transistor.fm/

Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, March 17th, 2026 dives headfirst into the weirdness of Saint Patrick’s Day—from getting pinched by that one coworker who takes the rule way too seriously to questioning why grown adults suddenly act like it’s a college reunion fueled by green beer—before shifting into relationship reality with hilarious Reddit confessions about how guys slowly realize they’ve signed up to learn the full backstory of people they’ve never met; then it pivots into March Madness with bracket stress, bold predictions, and the reminder that college athletes are dealing with way more pressure (and angry DMs) than most people realize; Peaches also breaks down a wild NFL take about modern players being “too protected,” calls out a viral story of a guy turning himself blue by not washing new bedsheets, reacts to Amazon giving Alexa a sarcastic attitude problem, and gets completely distracted by a meteor-like boom that turns into a full-on “drop everything and go treasure hunting” plan; plus there’s a ridiculous karaoke meltdown that escalates to actual criminal charges, a wholesome update on Punch the Monkey finding love, concert plans (and a rejected interview with Alex Terrible), and a passionate rant about shopping cart etiquette that somehow becomes the most relatable topic of the entire episode—Check me out elsewhere! facebook.com/brenden.peach instagram.com/brendenpeach Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem - https://nhomam.transistor.fm/ Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach - https://tbts.transistor.fm/ Artist Interrogations Podcast - https://artistinterrogations.transistor.fm/

Peaches Pit Party from Monday, March 16th, 2026. Austin 3:16 Day kicks things off as Peaches celebrates the most important March holiday the only way a wrestling fan can — while also announcing a new diet after a brutal doctor’s visit that revealed the scale had climbed well past the magic number of 316. From there, the show jumps into March Madness bracket season, where everyone suddenly pretends they know everything about colleges they couldn’t locate on a map two minutes earlier. Peaches also dives into the growing habit of using AI to clean up emails and social media responses, including how it helped him respond to online arguments about Californians moving to Idaho. Sports headlines include a $5.2 million Aaron Judge baseball card, tennis tournaments experimenting with rage rooms for players to destroy things after bad matches, and the Seattle Mariners introducing a ridiculous ferry boat-shaped food tray loaded with crab nachos and other ballpark food. The episode also covers concert photography disasters, Peaches roasting Viktor for posting terrible Nine Inch Nails concert photos, and the endless debate about whether social media timing actually matters. Later, food news takes over with refrigerator-ready Uncrustables eliminating thaw time, Pepsi launching dye-free snack versions of Doritos and Cheetos, and the internet somehow still finding a reason to complain about peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. In the “What the Headline” segment, a Florida man attempts to steal a massive construction-site septic tank using a Toyota Corolla before upgrading his plan to a U-Haul, proving criminals sometimes put more effort into the theft than the logic behind it. The episode wraps with a bizarre soccer moment involving a very inappropriate on-field grab that resulted in a red card, plus an update on the heated backyard chicken debate in Springville, Utah, leaving Peaches still wondering why anyone would voluntarily keep loud, messy birds in their yard. Check me out elsewhere! facebook.com/brenden.peach instagram.com/brendenpeach Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem - https://nhomam.transistor.fm/ Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach - https://tbts.transistor.fm/ Artist Interrogations Podcast - https://artistinterrogations.transistor.fm/

Peaches Pit Party from Friday, March 13th, 2026 — Friday kicks off with talk about concerts taking over Salt Lake City, the outrageous prices people paid to see Nine Inch Nails, and why working in radio occasionally means getting the perk of free shows. The show then dives into a bizarre crackdown in South Texas where a town passed an ordinance banning bikini-clad workers at drive-through convenience stores after complaints about thong bikinis and twerking while serving snacks. Later, a quick food hack appears with Chipotle offering a buy-one-get-one deal for anyone showing up with a tattoo—even a temporary one scribbled on with a marker. A German tourist also tries suing a New York Mexican restaurant over spicy salsa that he willingly ordered, asking for $100,000 in damages before a judge shut the case down with the obvious explanation that salsa is supposed to be spicy. The sports update covers a historic scoring streak from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the debate about whether Miami (Ohio) deserves a March Madness bid after their first loss, and Kyler Murray’s new deal with the Vikings after rumors that video games distracted him from studying film. The episode also touches on Hollywood’s never-ending obsession with spinoffs as a Stewie-focused Family Guy series gets announced, a futuristic Big 12 glass basketball court that looked amazing on TV but kept sending players sliding across the floor, a grandmother who spent six months in jail after facial recognition technology falsely accused her of a crime, and a Florida man now facing federal charges after allegedly stealing more than $600,000 worth of onions and potatoes in a produce-rerouting scheme. The show wraps up with details about the Frosty Footsteps 5K supporting the Idaho Falls Rescue Mission and a warning that more brutal winds are expected to hit East Idaho over the weekend. Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhem - feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach - feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Thursday, March 12th, 2026 — East Idaho got hammered with brutal winds, and that set the tone for the show as Peaches and Jeff joked about people nearly blowing away across Idaho Falls, trampolines taking flight, and the legendary “Jade Kite” scenario becoming a little too believable during a day of 60-mph gusts. The conversation then shifts to a bizarre sports controversy where players in the Big 12 basketball tournament are slipping all over a flashy LED glass court that looks cool on TV but might actually be making the games harder to play. Later, Peaches shares a serious message after the Rexburg Police Department revealed just how many mental-health-related calls they’ve already handled this year and reminds listeners about the 988 crisis line for anyone who needs help. The show also dives into one of the strangest tech fears on the horizon: AI deepfakes and how middle school drama could become far more chaotic when kids can fabricate videos of their classmates saying outrageous things. Add in a ridiculous Morrissey concert cancellation because he couldn’t sleep, a scam where people receive Uber tax forms for money they never earned, and a driver who crashed into a police car while watching YouTube behind the wheel. The episode wraps with details about the Frosty Footsteps 5K supporting the Idaho Falls Rescue Mission and a reminder that sometimes the wildest headlines sound completely made up… until you realize they actually happened. Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhem - feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach - feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, March 11th, 2026 dives into a packed lineup of offbeat headlines and sharp commentary, starting with a breakdown of brand-new iPhone emojis and why a landslide icon feels wildly unnecessary before shifting into a loaded concert calendar featuring major rock and metal tours rolling through the region; a viral TikTok debate about judging men by their pizza toppings sparks a hilarious relationship rant, while the sports segment questions eye-popping NBA stat lines, trade drama, and record-chasing performances; things turn bizarre with a workplace lawsuit over being called “potato,” a warning about a sketchy Idaho DMV scam text making the rounds, and an unexpected discussion about Los Angeles quietly phasing out its iconic palm trees; local chatter continues with an Idaho proposal that could swap jury duty for poll-worker service, followed by a personal deep dive into sleep apnea struggles and a promising new pill that could replace CPAP machines; ticket giveaways for Emo Nite Brooklyn and anticipation for upcoming shows keep the energy moving before a ridiculous police chase involving a fleeing motorcyclist who ditched his clothes mid-escape delivers one of the strangest crime stories of the week; the episode wraps on a lighter seasonal note with Yellowstone grizzlies emerging from hibernation and a family pet tortoise waking early, signaling warmer days ahead. Check me out elsewhere! – facebook.com/brenden.peach • instagram.com/brendenpeach • Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem – feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhem • Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach – feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, March 10th, 2026 delivers a rapid-fire mix of brutally relatable oversharing, internet absurdity, and pop culture commentary, starting with Peaches spiraling over a headline that claims drooling in your sleep could signal serious health problems, which leads to an honest and hilariously gross breakdown of CPAP struggles and midnight panic spirals; the conversation pivots into a viral Reddit thread where women reveal the oddly universal habits men share — from owning the same five shirts forever to making dramatic sound effects just for standing up — before Peaches reacts to news of a falling NASA satellite and imagines the exact kind of Facebook panic posts it would trigger; social media nonsense takes center stage with a sharp roast of copy-and-paste privacy hoaxes that claim to stop Facebook from “owning your soul,” followed by reactions to sports headlines, bizarre mascot bribery stories, and the exhausting modern job hunt; nostalgia kicks in with a loving roast of mid-2000s high school culture, emo fashion, and dramatic MySpace-era music that still lives rent-free in millennial brains; metal fans get attention with a discussion about understanding screamed lyrics, plus a look at fans boycotting bands over suspected AI artwork; live music talk continues with concert films hitting theaters, while lighter moments include a slow-motion police chase involving a runaway tortoise, the strangely hypnotic Facebook group “Dudes Eating Bananas,” and a debate over songs that repeat the same lyrics endlessly; it’s a packed episode of sharp observations, self-deprecating humor, music talk, and internet culture commentary that feels like hanging out with the one friend who says what everyone else is already thinking.Check me out elsewhere! – facebook.com/brenden.peach – instagram.com/brendenpeach – Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem – feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhem – Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach – feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Monday, March 9th, 2026 dives into the brutal aftermath of the time change and the struggle to function like a normal human; celebrates a Nintendo Switch 2 winner and an International Women’s Day playlist packed with female-fronted rock and metal; spirals into a heartfelt (and hilarious) rant about a beloved low-stress grocery store closing and the unique misery of overcrowded mega-markets; covers East Idaho wind advisories and the weird pride of surviving hurricane-level gusts; breaks down marathon “participation medal” drama and major sports milestones from LeBron James, Jayson Tatum, and Patrick Mahomes; roasts awkward small-talk phrases that should never leave anyone’s mouth; hypes upcoming shows, ticket giveaways, and emo nostalgia nights; questions viral “dream jobs” like getting paid to eat fast food; shares the realities of sleep apnea, CPAP life, and why a sleep study can be life-changing; debates the ethics of AI-generated music flooding streaming platforms; laughs at lawmakers trying to legalize backyard chickens; and wraps it all with the offbeat life commentary and rock-radio energy that keeps the Pit Party moving. Check me out elsewhere: facebook.com/brenden.peach • instagram.com/brendenpeach • Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem — feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhem • Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach — feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Friday, March 6th, 2026 kicks off with show highlights, giveaway winners, and a passionate rant about losing an hour to daylight saving time before rolling into concert ticket promos and station happenings. The episode’s main spotlight lands on the viral marketing storm surrounding McDonald's, as Peaches breaks down the CEO’s painfully tiny bite of the new Big Arch Burger, the internet’s relentless mockery, rival fast-food chains jumping into the joke, and fresh backlash after another promo clip appears to show the executive spitting out a chicken sandwich. Is it accidental awkwardness or genius-level attention bait? Relatable relationship quirks follow, including messy-counter confessions, the eternal “what’s for dinner?” struggle, and a humorous but real reminder that loud snorers might want to look into sleep studies and CPAP machines. Peaches runs through rapid-fire sports and entertainment updates, covering a major NFL trade, a wild animated hockey broadcast inspired by Inside Out, and how leagues are getting creative with presentation. Air travel frustrations spark comedy as Peaches reacts to United Airlines potentially banning passengers who blast audio without headphones, leading to a spiral of midair etiquette debates and flying anxieties. The music takes a meaningful turn with an early International Women’s Day celebration featuring female-fronted rock bands, stories from live shows, and commentary on changing rock trends. The episode wraps with a jaw-dropping legal story about a 10-year-old boy who sued his own father to recover stolen savings — and won — sparking conversation about parental responsibility and kids’ financial rights. Check me out elsewhere! facebook.com/brenden.peach • instagram.com/brendenpeach • Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem — feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhem • Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach — feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, March 5th, 2026 — Today’s episode covers the return of Ozzfest and how every metal fan is already arguing about the future lineup, a deep dive into just how little screen time Draco Malfoy had in Harry Potter compared to the insane paycheck he earned, and the strangest fashion hack ever involving a woman who sources her wardrobe from estate cleanouts. There’s also a breakdown of bizarre reality TV frugality, a sports update featuring major NFL and MLB shakeups, a debate over why DVDs are suddenly becoming cool again, and a local social media post that accidentally convinced half of East Idaho that Peaches skateboards. Plus: burger chain CEO “bite wars,” a ridiculous camel beauty pageant cheating scandal involving Botox and fake humps, and a Florida-level Vegas story where a man tried to steal a flamingo like it was a souvenir.Check me out elsewhere! facebook.com/brenden.peach • instagram.com/brendenpeach • Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem — feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhem • Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach — feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, March 4th, 2026 dives into the annual tradition of people overreacting to losing a single hour of sleep as Peaches breaks down a “scientifically optimized” guide to surviving Daylight Saving Time and explains why almost nobody actually prepares for it. A wild story out of Texas sparks a discussion about a hot-air balloon crashing into a communications tower 900 feet in the air and why those things look much safer from the ground. Peaches also reacts to people completely falling for a joke post about KBEAR shutting down on impossible dates, while his viral skateboard-church photo spreads across Idaho Falls Facebook groups and convinces a surprising number of people it’s real. The internet’s obsession with fake outrage returns with articles claiming Gen Z is offended by the Scary Movie 6 trailer despite nobody actually being mad about it, and the show wraps with a very relatable sports injury after an NBA player misses a game because he hurt himself during a nap. If you’ve ever woken up with a mysteriously broken body part or watched people believe something on Facebook that clearly isn’t real, this episode will feel extremely familiar.Check me out elsewhere! facebook.com/brenden.peach instagram.com/brendenpeach Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem - feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhem Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach - feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, March 3rd, 2026. Peaches kicks things off talking about actor Bruce Campbell revealing a cancer diagnosis and realizing how many huge movies and shows he’s actually been in. Then he reacts to his viral Facebook post after an AI-edited image turned the church at 17th and Woodruff into a giant skate ramp, which somehow convinced a bunch of people it was real. The Peach Throne asks what people are supposed to love because of where they live but secretly hate, leading to debates about potatoes in Idaho, beaches in California, and Peaches admitting deep dish pizza isn’t his thing. The show also dives into the shocking value of organs on the black market before turning into a reminder about the importance of legal organ donation. Other highlights include record-breaking speed at the NFL Combine, the animatronic rhino from Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls heading to auction, a bizarre airplane seat design that looks like a medieval torture device, and a Brooklyn singles event where people try to meet potential partners by literally wrestling each other instead of using dating apps.Check me out elsewhere! – facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhem – feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach – feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Monday, March 2nd, 2026 kicks off with Brenden reacting to the internet losing its collective mind over conspiracy theories that Jim Carrey has been “cloned,” before pivoting to a brutally honest breakdown of McDonald’s new oversized “Big Arch” burger and the CEO who looked like he’d rather be shopping at Erewhon than eating his own product. From there, the show dives into the so-called “alpha divorce” trend where guys abandon their partners mid-hike (and why that’s less alpha, more absolute clown behavior), a marathon runner who somehow ran a full 5K inside an airplane bathroom, and a raw-egg-chugging baseball prospect channeling Rocky in the name of gains Add in NFL team report card leaks, a side-eye at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame fan vote, Gen Z’s bizarre wrestling speed dating events in Brooklyn, a Florida man gaming Target self-checkout with taco seasoning packets to steal Pokémon cards, a McDonald’s drive-thru iced coffee assault, and a genuinely disturbing Brooklyn break-in case involving a man identified as Jason Williams (not the NBA player), and you’ve got a packed episode that swings from absurd to unsettling without ever getting political. Check me out elsewhere! - facebook.com/brenden.peach | instagram.com/brendenpeach | Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem - feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhem | Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach - feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Friday, February 27th, 2026. Peaches opens the show reflecting on the passing of legendary Los Angeles radio staple Uncle Joe Benson from KLOS and 100.3 The Sound, sharing how that era of personality-driven radio helped shape his own path into broadcasting. Then it’s a deep dive into turning 30, debating whether a wedding can dare land the day before his birthday, and asking what “boring adult” things secretly feel like victories now—early bedtimes, calm bank statements, and grocery runs included. The Tooth Fairy is apparently outpacing inflation with nearly six bucks per tooth, Limp Bizkit’s “Nookie” earns a brand-new nickname thanks to Aubrey, and the Shot Clock covers Max Scherzer entering his 19th MLB season while a spring training home run dents a food truck. The biggest rant of the day centers on reality TV fakery, with Survivor’s casting manipulation, edited timelines, planted idols, and producer-shaped personalities getting called out as carefully engineered television rather than true survival. There’s also an AEW wrestler getting booted from an Uber mid-interview, daylight saving time complaints (again), a stolen power pole in Saskatchewan, a memorable 13-pound newborn sharing a nursery with a 4-pound baby, and new brutal metal added to the Jenkshow rotation. Check me out elsewhere! facebook.com/brenden.peach | instagram.com/brendenpeach | Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem - feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhem | Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach - feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Thursday, February 26th, 2026. Peaches kicks things off reacting to a record-breaking roller coaster debuting at Six Flags Over Texas and explains why adulthood, AFib, and being over 6'4" have officially retired him from thrill rides for life. Then he breaks down the surprisingly confusing difference between XXL and 2XL sizing and how clothing labels quietly mess with everyone’s expectations. A dinner date gone wrong leads to a story about mounted antlers crashing onto restaurant guests, followed by a viral airport “ban” on pajamas and Crocs that wasn’t really a ban at all—just the internet doing what it does best. In sports, he covers extended college quarterback eligibility lawsuits, manure-delivering soccer fans overseas, and the brutally honest update on Padres pitcher Matt Waldron’s hemorrhoid surgery. The episode also dives into a women-only dating safety app and the new business built around scrubbing men’s reputations from it, a massive snowball fight in Washington Square Park that turned into arrests, a New York DMV almost revoking a “Pee Before We Go” vanity plate before the governor stepped in, and a fast-food chain testing AI headsets that monitor employee politeness in real time. It’s a full rundown of roller coasters, restaurant decor disasters, airport fashion debates, internet reputation wars, government license plate drama, and why nobody wants artificial intelligence grading their customer service tone. Check me out elsewhere! facebook.com/brenden.peach | instagram.com/brendenpeach | Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem - feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhem | Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach - feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, February 24th, 2026 dives into the aftermath of a packed Bad Omens, Beartooth, and PRESIDENT show at the Delta Center, including the strategic decision to skip a merch line wrapped around an entire block and the realization that bands can jump from small venues to arenas faster than anyone expects. The episode also tackles a viral travel debate after someone demonstrated how to wash underwear in a hotel coffee maker — prompting a completely reasonable question about why sinks apparently no longer exist — before shifting into a relatable discussion about things people secretly judged until life proved them wrong, including midweek PTO days, naps suddenly becoming necessary, and the modern reality of living with your parents as an adult. Later, Audible’s “Read and Listen” feature gets called out for essentially reinventing elementary school reading time, followed by a deeper conversation about how heavy music spreads online through independent promoters like Deathcore Specialists and why merch sales still matter more to bands than streaming numbers. The show rounds out with strange headlines involving AI accidentally inserting a demon into a real estate listing, a guy unintentionally gaining control of thousands of robot vacuums, and the question of why a library book returned 64 years late somehow became headline news. Stay connected between episodes by following along at facebook.com/brenden.peach and instagram.com/brendenpeach, and if you want more shows hosted by Brenden Peach, you can also listen to Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem at feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhem and Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach at feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs.

Peaches Pit Party from Friday, February 20th, 2026 — Peaches opens the show with new music, concert anticipation, and the reality of modern touring economics while preparing for a Salt Lake City weekend built around Bad Omens, Beartooth, and overpriced merch debates, before shifting into travel talk as Las Vegas quietly tries to win visitors back with weekday deals and the tempting idea of spontaneous concert trips. The episode then pivots to music nostalgia and fan disappointment as Steve Perry officially shuts down reunion rumors with Journey, followed by a surprisingly heated discussion sparked by accusations that Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups may not taste the same anymore. News stories take center stage next, including a man training his dog to illegally dump trash to avoid cameras, scientists finally explaining why ice is slippery, and a stalled NFL stadium project caused by workplace vandalism that somehow delayed millions of dollars in construction. Peaches also reacts to bizarre fraternity hazing footage, a lonely zoo monkey finding comfort through unexpected friendships, an alleged restaurant scam involving planted armpit hair, and a Florida argument that escalated into pickle-jar assault territory, all while wrapping up with reflections on health habits, small personal rewards, and the everyday decisions people make that somehow turn simple situations into headline-worthy moments.Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhem — feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach — feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Friday, February 19th, 2026 — Peaches kicks things off by revisiting the graveyard of once-luxury technology that went from status symbols to total relics, including portable GPS units, plasma TVs, digital cameras, CD changers, and iPods that once defined an entire generation before smartphones quietly replaced all of them. The show then shifts into modern dating absurdity with a viral revenge story involving a late-night “you up?” text that backfires spectacularly, followed by a look at scam calls and why answering unknown numbers might secretly flag you as an easy target. A bizarre international story about a stolen car leading to the victim receiving a seatbelt fine sparks a rant about systems working perfectly only when money is involved, while sports and music headlines bring everything from blood-stained Nolan Ryan jersey giveaways to Fred Durst volunteering for Van Halen and William Shatner releasing a heavy metal album at age 94. Peaches also breaks down internet arguments over the “correct” way to shower, a drunk man accidentally upgrading his charges at a courthouse visit, and an Amazon driver blindly trusting GPS straight into disaster, proving once again that technology may be smarter than ever but humans definitely are not.Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhem — feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach — feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, February 18th, 2026 kicks off with an honest debate about late ’90s and early-2000s rock staples and whether bands like Nirvana and Rage Against the Machine still deserve heavy rotation on modern rock radio. From there, Peaches spirals into the surprisingly complicated question of what actually counts as a “first concert,” including childhood shows, pop stars, and why Hannah Montana might technically qualify. The episode then dives headfirst into modern dating absurdities, including walking out on dates, being ranked on a literal Notes app roster, and why “just a friend” is never just a friend. Things take a hard left into sports superstition with a cursed athlete house theory, questionable anti-doping food rules for pro athletes, aging MMA legends returning to fight, and a boneless-wings lawsuit that somehow made it to federal court. The back half of the show stacks ridiculous headlines involving AI posting after death, a farmer attempting to fly a pig with a drone, pancake racing traditions, Zillow listings for World of Warcraft houses, and why baby pigeons feel like a conspiracy. It’s one long chain of “how is this real?” moments that somehow all make sense by the end.Check me out elsewhere! facebook.com/brenden.peach instagram.com/brendenpeach Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem – feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhem Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach – feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, February 17th, 2026. The show kicks off with a rundown of newly announced rock and metal tours hitting Boise and Salt Lake City, including Shinedown’s Dance Kid Dance Act II, Breaking Benjamin’s latest road run, Poppy’s upcoming stop with Landmarks, and why “DJ Rock Feed” might be the most confusing tour addition of the year. From there, the focus shifts hard to Exit 119 in Idaho Falls, where drivers keep ignoring a clearly marked red arrow, creating what feels like a guaranteed ticket trap and a genuine safety issue — a situation that sparks community backlash online and tees up another Traffic School conversation with Idaho State Police. Things take a left turn into Mardi Gras absurdity when news breaks of Shia LaBeouf getting arrested in New Orleans, complete with wild headlines and even wilder mental images, before circling back to the growing cost-of-living pressure in East Idaho and the Idaho Falls Rescue Mission hitting capacity as meal demand doubles. The episode also detours into workplace green flags people don’t appreciate until they’re gone, a popcorn machine literally catching fire during a college basketball game, paranoia fueled by health headlines after an AFib diagnosis, and what would absolutely happen if self-driving cars, delivery robots, or Amazon drones ever showed up in East Idaho. The night wraps with stories involving fake names during arrests, living alone versus actual loneliness, cryptic band teasers, and why some people should never be trusted near a scooter or a river.Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhem – feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach – feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Monday, February 16th, 2026.Peaches kicks off the show with new heavy music, shoutouts to bands chasing that modern beatdown sound, and a rundown of upcoming concerts that are absolutely worth the drive—weather anxiety included. Between planning trips to Salt Lake City and side-eyeing overhyped forecasts, the show spirals into a full-on roast of dramatic weather alerts and the mental toll of winter driving after a bad wreck. A heartfelt tribute follows for the passing of Robert Duvall, complete with movie memories, accidental actor confusion, and a reminder of just how stacked his career really was. The tone then flips to a painfully relatable first-world problem involving an oversized comforter, a flooded laundry room, and the realization that king-size bedding might require a laundromat budget. Later, Peaches dives headfirst into concert etiquette after a viral rant about crowd behavior sparks an unapologetic debate on tall people, sightlines, and why some fans treat live shows like a competitive sport. The episode also covers a Three Doors Down moment that unexpectedly blew up online and turned into a small but meaningful donation, unease over people forming emotional attachments to AI companions, a DOT employee stealing literal pieces of road, and the kind of workplace excuses that absolutely should not work—but somehow do. The show wraps with holiday hot takes, PTO frustration, video game heartbreak, aliens according to the internet, and just enough self-awareness to admit none of this was on the rundown.Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhem – feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach – feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Friday, February 13th, 2026. The show opens with a surprisingly deep spiral into the Winter Olympics’ most unintentionally hilarious event: double luge. What starts as a simple “have you seen this?” turns into a full breakdown of how two grown adults decided that lying on top of each other at nearly 90 mph was a reasonable career path, plus some very honest self-reflection about spandex suits, body weight physics, and which coworkers absolutely should not be trusted on a shared sled.Later, the conversation takes a hard turn into modern dating nonsense with the rise of TikTok “tests,” specifically the infamous leaf test. The episode calls out the quiet insanity of testing someone instead of talking to them, why enthusiasm-on-command isn’t a personality trait, and how turning relationships into hidden pop quizzes might say more about trust issues than compatibility.Things get gross in the most necessary way with a follow-up on fatbergs—those massive sewer monsters made of grease, wipes, and regret—including a reminder that one of these things once shut down a major concert. It’s a public service announcement disguised as bathroom horror, complete with beaches, bubbles, and a strong plea to stop flushing dumb stuff.The show also dives into tech awkwardness as Waymo teams up with DoorDash to pay drivers to close robotaxi doors left open by passengers. From there, it naturally spirals into how East Idaho would absolutely react if driverless cars showed up tomorrow, including scooters in rivers, moral outrage, and someone definitely getting arrested over it.There’s also a genuinely unhinged sports moment involving a pickleball brawl with boomers throwing paddles and catching felony charges, proving once and for all that no sport is safe from escalation. Add in a prosthetic leg lost at sea that mysteriously returns months later, a Valentine’s fundraiser that lets you neuter a feral cat named after your ex, and some painfully relatable high school Valentine’s Day memories, and you’ve got an episode that somehow connects Olympic sleds, emotional maturity, and sewage into one very complete listening experience.Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhem – feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach – feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Thursday, February 12, 2026 / This episode spirals out of control immediately as Peaches investigates the horrifying reality that your underwear is now capable of documenting your digestive activity like it’s building a criminal case against you, complete with hydrogen sensors and something called the Human Flatus Atlas, which sounds less like medical innovation and more like a government surveillance project targeting burrito enthusiasts. Meanwhile, a school in Taiwan has decided the best way to prepare students for adulthood is forcing them to scale a five story rock wall just to receive their diploma, proving once and for all that algebra was never the real enemy, gravity was. Things get worse when Australia invents a sport where two grown adults sprint directly at each other and collide skull first like malfunctioning livestock, raising the question of whether the prize is victory or permanent memory loss. Peaches also uncovers a man who accidentally boarded a flight to Tokyo instead of Houston and somehow didn’t question it for six hours, which confirms that humanity has officially stopped paying attention to anything at all, while another fugitive managed to avoid police for sixteen years only to immediately get arrested because he wanted to watch hockey. Add in a sewer grease monster the size of four buses that’s been launching waste fragments onto Australian beaches like biological artillery, a hockey team begging fans to bathe before attending games, and the disturbing realization that Lamb of God is now considered classic dad music, and you’re left with one unavoidable conclusion that civilization peaked somewhere around the invention of normal underwear and has been declining ever since.Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhemfeeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peachfeeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, February 11th, 2026 / One minute it is a normal weekday and the next minute we are sprinting out of bed at four in the morning convinced our own heart is trying to file a restraining order. This episode starts with a full blown middle of the night medical spiral that somehow turns into ghost concerts in Salt Lake City, accidental guilt about calling Aubrey eight times, and the realization that sometimes the bravest thing you can do is just stay home and not freak everyone out. From there it absolutely refuses to calm down. We get into a Valentine’s Day program that literally encourages you to turn your ex in to the police if they have warrants, a government nutrition chatbot that immediately gets tricked into recommending produce for extremely questionable purposes, and a twelve year old casually building a nuclear fusion machine while the rest of us are still confused by basic instructions.Somewhere along the way, free beer fails to save Florida State basketball, LeBron gets locked out of history by math, YouTube figures out a new way to charge you for things you already thought you paid for, and a Pokémon GO location quietly vanishes after players realize they can technically catch Pokémon on Epstein Island. Things only escalate from there. A man fistfights a starving moose to save his mom. A goldfish survives without a head and absolutely should not have. Nolan Ryan bleeds all over a jersey and just keeps pitching. A congressman wants an investigation because hips moved on television. We also somehow land on grief, charity, and the moral dilemma of accidentally making five dollars off a concert video after the death of Brad Arnold of Three Doors Down.It is heartfelt, deeply stupid, unexpectedly thoughtful, and packed wall to wall with stories that should not exist in the same hour but absolutely do.Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhemfeeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peachfeeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Monday, February 9th, 2026 / This episode starts in a quiet place and then absolutely refuses to stay there, opening with a heartfelt reflection on the loss of Brad Arnold and how a band you didn’t even realize meant that much to you can still punch you square in the chest years later, before pivoting hard into the realities of modern radio life, money stress, guilt over not spoiling your parents enough, and the psychological damage caused by seeing the price of a card game at Target. From there, it spirals through Valentine’s Day resentment turned reluctant participation, a chocolate themed date that will absolutely backfire, the emotional whiplash of the Puppy Bowl introducing a disabled dog to the world only to immediately take her away, and a voicemail left by a mysterious Bronx cough demon who may or may not be haunting the studio. You also unpack Super Bowl boredom, workplace red flags disguised as motivational slogans, job listings that feel like dares, Olympic medals that fall apart like gas station trophies, the insanity of cloning pets instead of simply letting go, and the deeply unsettling idea of returning home to a cloned version of the worst dog you’ve ever known. Somehow this all leads to a murderer crying about missing GTA VI, podcasters being exposed as walking personality disorders, funeral crashers following food smells in Thailand, and the sobering reminder that traveling is just confidently being wrong in public. It’s reflective, bitter, funny, sincere, petty, and deeply human in a way that only makes sense once you hear it unfold out loud. Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhemfeeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peachfeeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches ePit Party from Thursday, February 5, 2026 / This episode opens with Peaches sprinting back from a police foundation luncheon while questioning his lung capacity, clutching heart medication in a puffer vest that may or may not be legally considered clothing, and immediately spirals into a meditation on having a fruit last name, hating edible arrangements, and why paying thirty five dollars for pickles on sticks should be a crime. From there, the show takes aim at chalkboard menu restaurants that charge thirty dollars for grilled cheese, uncomfortable truths people learn too late in life, and the quiet emotional damage caused by realizing not everyone is supposed to like you. Sports news detours into Minions themed Olympic routines, NFL owners pushing for more games while players beg for fewer, and why releasing Super Bowl commercials early ruins the entire point. Things get weirder with graffiti carved into toilet seats, ski jumping officials obsessing over suit measurements no one wants to discuss, subscription fees attached to things you already own, and landlords asking for donations while charging convenience fees. The episode closes by covering disrespectful tourists getting festivals canceled, a woman trapped inside a car wash who chose TikTok over survival, concert announcements, why KBEAR refuses to play it safe, and a full defense of heavy music done the right way. It is long, strange, deeply specific, and somehow still makes perfect sense once you’re in it. Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhemfeeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peachfeeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, February 4th, 2026 / This episode spirals out of control in the most specific way possible, starting with people losing their minds over Markiplier allegedly sounding like Howard Jones and somehow ending with a grown man running an unauthorized Little Caesars franchise out of a closed store. Along the way, Peaches connects the dots between YouTube horror movies, long lost Slipknot recordings locked behind Record Store Day scarcity, sneaker resellers flipping Costco Nike SBs for rent money, and the deeply unfair reality of being a size sixteen shoe human. Sports somehow veer into bidet installations for Japanese baseball players, a tarantula named Charlotte predicting the Super Bowl, and millennial music fans realizing their teenage soundtrack now qualifies as dad music. International news gets dragged in via Dubai building fake Utah, figure skaters getting legally divorced from the Minions, and NBA players discovering that getting traded can feel like exile. The episode climaxes with two pizza crimes that feel fake but unfortunately are not, including a man who successfully sold Little Caesars pizza like a pop up restaurant before attempting a sequel and getting absolutely wrecked. By the time the dust settles, nothing has been solved, several things have been ruined forever, and you are left wondering how society functions at all. Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhemfeeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peachfeeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Monday, February 2nd, 2026 / Peaches opens the show in pajamas, admits Far Cry 4 nearly swallowed an entire Sunday, then immediately pivots into a story that will make you afraid to move your neck ever again. A routine crack turns into a full-blown medical nightmare, which sends Peaches spiraling into self-diagnosis mode, arm-swinging panic tests, and an accidental fight with a studio disco ball that leaves both man and knuckle worse for wear. From there, things only escalate. We get concert calendar chaos, Ghost and Bad Omens hype, Nine Inch Nails flexing Grammy wins, and a Utah man who decides the only way to fix his life is to lock himself in a bedroom for a year like a human science experiment. Peaches compares this to his own weight-loss reckoning after realizing WWE “monsters” weigh less than him, celebrates a temporary truce with winter while absolutely roasting Punxsutawney Phil for being statistically terrible at his only job, and questions how a stolen prairie dog statue became one of America’s most accurate weather prophets. The Super Bowl betting world explodes with seven-figure wagers and ten-million-dollar commercials, hockey quietly breaks a 40-year record, and Cracker Barrel apparently declares itself the official cafeteria of corporate America. Things get weirder when a heavyweight boxer’s hairpiece ejects itself mid-fight, AI sends tourists wandering Tasmania looking for imaginary hot springs, a raccoon survives an international car shipment and eats better than most adults, and minivans officially reclaim their throne as the ultimate millennial dad vehicle. The episode closes with Peaches rage-processing a Royal Rumble spoiler, side-eyeing Saudi Arabia scheduling, and vowing revenge against SportsCenter, all before signing off like a man who has been emotionally attacked by groundhogs, algorithms, and professional wrestling in the span of one afternoon. Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhemfeeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peachfeeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, January 28th, 2026 / Peaches kicks things off reacting to how a sarcastic Tom Segura vacation video convinced major outlets he was stranded in the Caribbean, before diving into Super Bowl talk, including the future disaster of the game landing on Valentine’s Day and a bizarre online theory claiming EMF exposure near the 49ers’ facility is injuring NFL players. The episode moves into college life with the growing mess of AI cheating detectors falsely flagging students, leading to an arms race of AI tools fighting other AI tools, then takes a hard turn into nightmare headline territory with millions of gallons of untreated sewage erupting into the Potomac River in what’s being described as a “small geyser.” From there, Peaches runs through sports updates including Bill Belichick being left out of the Hall of Fame, the Bills promoting Joe Brady, Caitlin Clark joining NBA coverage, and Brooks Koepka trying to reenter the PGA after LIV Golf. Music debates take over with Pink Floyd indifference, Facebook arguments about bands nobody can be convinced are good, Sleep Token backlash, Sabaton tour delays, and SiriusXM Octane listeners melting down over Motionless in White versus Sevendust. The episode also covers childhood “luxury” myths like Red Lobster, Lunchables, and limos, a Chuck E. Cheese mascot getting arrested, Devo ticket giveaways, Super Bowl halftime show history, local community events, strange pregnancy cravings involving lemon pepper carrots, and Peaches regretting a handful of communal Takis before wrapping things up with concert reminders and giveaways. Check me out elsewhere! facebook.com/brenden.peach instagram.com/brendenpeach Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhem Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, January 27th, 2026 / Peaches spends this episode bouncing between nostalgia, irritation, and full-blown observational derailment, starting with the dangerous idea of time travel and landing firmly on the late ’90s as the last era where people could afford houses, argue without blood feuds, and log off without their brains leaking out their ears. That spirals into a rant about internet outrage culture, including grown adults valiantly defending Dave Mustaine’s singing voice in comment sections like it’s a war crime tribunal. From there, Peaches pivots hard into music-world overload, breaking down Chad Gray pulling double duty in Vegas, Les Claypool scheduling enough projects to legally qualify as three different people, and the exhausting math of how many sets one human being should be allowed to play in a single night. Travel annoyances take over next, with Peaches nearly getting flagged by TSA for being the exact wrong height for the body scanner, followed by a rundown of the most unhinged items confiscated at airports, including turtles in bras, bullets in chocolate milk containers, and the eternal injustice of snow globes being treated like contraband. Things somehow get reflective with a deep dive into Vancouver’s Museum of Personal Failure, where rejection letters and broken dreams are framed like art, before snapping right back into sports updates involving Philip Rivers choosing dad life over NFL coaching, Super Bowl odds that make zero sense, and hot dogs racing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The episode then unloads on digital ticketing hell, SeatGeek confusion, Live Nation nonsense, and the simple joy of physical tickets that apparently died without a funeral. Peaches also covers Lieutenant Crane’s long-delayed Family Feud appearance, the nightmare maze of streaming services, watching Back to the Future for the first time as an adult, Tom Wilson refusing to bully people on command anymore, and the deeply uncomfortable trend of grown men asking wrestlers to choke them for photos. Card games get dragged, Magic: The Gathering lawsuits get mocked, BYU-Idaho students accidentally become internet comedians, and a Florida man trying to impress a date with parking-lot donuts ends the night in handcuffs. By the end, Peaches is questioning modern sports legitimacy, subscription overload, and whether anyone is actually enjoying anything anymore — all before casually reminding you where to find concerts, giveaways, and why none of this should be taken too seriously anyway.

Peaches Pit Party from Monday, January 26th, 2026 / Peaches clocks back in from Southern California with sand still in his shoes and immediately spirals into a full mental audit of why vacations end, why parking meters exist, and why belts were clearly invented by someone who hates joy. From recounting a barely touched ocean trip that somehow included aquariums, missed zoos, and a deep appreciation for free Idaho parking, the show swerves into concert calendar madness, ticket giveaways that definitely do not arrive on time, and the quiet rage of listeners demanding answers Peaches does not yet have. Somewhere in between, he admits to staring daily at a massive Whitechapel banner like it owes him money, debates the ethics of spending nearly seven grand on lifetime VIP access to Falling in Reverse, and wonders if that level of financial freedom comes with divorce papers pre filled. Gaming consoles are abandoned, subscriptions are canceled in protest, and the future of PlayStation is judged harshly through the lens of a GTA loading screen holding an iPhone fossil. Sports news shows up briefly, gets side eyed, and is shoved aside for heavier topics like romantic gestures that should absolutely be illegal, weddings that feel more like financial hostage situations, and why persistence is not charming when it starts resembling surveillance. The news barrel scrapes so hard it produces a scientific breakthrough involving a cow, a broom, and a very confident tongue, followed by a Florida felony involving airborne ketchup and a prison sentence that could realistically be summarized as “Heinz related.” Hollywood landmarks get compared and found underwhelming, Sydney Sweeney allegedly decorates a hillside with lingerie, recalled torch lighters remind everyone that fire is indeed hot, and Peaches signs off knowing full well he spent an entire episode proving that slow news days are when things get truly weird.

Peaches Pit Party from Thursday, January 15th, 2026 / Peaches opens the show by packing his bags for a California escape and immediately spirals into the surprisingly complicated logistics of trying to play a Blink One Eight Two parody on terrestrial radio without angering the FCC. That somehow turns into Megadeth movie confusion, ticket giveaways, and a full existential debate over what the movie is even called before he proudly decides the theater is exactly where a brand new metal album should be experienced at maximum volume. From there, the show swerves into a heartfelt public service announcement for men quietly losing the war against their hairlines, complete with Reddit recommendations, YouTube evangelists, and Peaches openly admitting shaving his head solved more problems than any spray bottle ever could. The day continues with a string of Peach Throne questions that uncover overrated video games, personal injury stories involving sideways feet and basketball rebounds, and the realization that jury duty is a looming threat best avoided by knocking on every available piece of wood. Sports headlines bring embarrassment at the Australian Open, Nike throwing real money at pickleball, and very short Bad Bunny fans learning that logistics do not care about their feelings. The entire show nearly derails when Peaches realizes an innocent hallway meeting turned into a generational culture shock, as Maddie casually admits she has no idea who Harrison Ford, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Nicolas Cage, Brad Pitt, or even Elvis Presley actually are, aside from how he died. This sends Peaches into a reflective spiral about movies he wishes he could see again for the first time, nostalgic trips to Blockbuster that ended with his dad yelling at employees, and why 2016 feels magical until you remember who you were dating back then. The episode wraps with analog living trends, elderly neighbors battling futuristic cars, a teacher in Virginia allegedly throwing footwear at an eleven year old, and Peaches printing out a list of celebrities like flashcards in a desperate attempt to save Gen Alpha from pop culture amnesia before signing off and heading west. Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhemfeeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peachfeeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, January 14th, 2026 / Peaches opens the show running on fumes and staring down a travel countdown like it’s a high-stakes heist, then immediately spirals into a grab bag of modern nonsense that somehow all connects. He pitches a pregnancy craving contest that rewards bizarre food combinations, breaks down why expensive Pokémon Legos are basically a retirement fund, and admits he refuses to answer his phone like it’s a moral stance. From there, it’s a deep dive into social rules everyone pretends to follow, an indie game developer nuking his own project because his girlfriend decided AI is evil, and why typing prompts does not make you the musical equivalent of Mozart. Sports pop in with Mike Tomlin’s exit framed through the lens of 2007 internet culture, Kiefer Sutherland allegedly throwing hands like a confused grandpa, and the quiet misery of tagging artists on Facebook until the platform taps out. Peaches also unloads on content creation busywork, imagines Arizona highways turning into unpaid Fast & Furious auditions, marvels at ancient artifacts that prove humans have always been gross, scolds Idaho residents for turning their yards into elk buffets, salutes local law enforcement support efforts, and then completely loses it over a Tennessee candy store being repeatedly robbed by the same bear. The episode wraps with Megadeth farewell skepticism and absolute disbelief over loose monkeys and a goat terrorizing St. Louis while AI-generated photos make everything worse, because of course they do.Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhem – feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach – feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, January 13, 2026 / Peaches opens the show by finally giving longtime listener Jeff the moment he has been waiting for, announcing that Five Finger Death Punch is officially coming back to Salt Lake City and mentally picturing Jeff losing his mind somewhere in eastern Idaho, before immediately spiraling into a discussion about a disturbingly popular app that checks whether you are still alive, forcing him to confront the possibility of dying alone and being discovered wearing a CPAP and underwear. The episode barrels through a thread exposing rich people behavior that feels illegal to know about, including rented swans that get replaced when they look scruffy, dogs with annual salaries that require Zoom meetings with lawyers, and a submerged miniature town built purely so wealthy people can scuba dive through fake neighborhoods. Peaches then unloads on the Hollywood Walk of Fame after it earns the title of worst tourist attraction on Earth, breaking down CD scams, fake monks demanding donations, cracked out mascots, and why downtown Los Angeles feels like Walmart on its busiest day but with more hustlers. Sports news somehow devolves into eight year old hockey players fighting during a Mites on Ice game, LeBron James jerseys being dismantled into trading cards, and college football ticket prices reaching mortgage territory. Things get worse with TLC’s new show Suddenly Amish, as Peaches questions whether anyone with an iPhone, DoorDash account, and Stanley cup could survive a single day of butter churning, before ranting about cities everyone pretends to love like Austin, Nashville, Phoenix, Las Vegas, and especially New York City, where four thousand dollars a month gets you a hallway with a window. The episode ends with Peaches recounting a long debated restaurant visit that turned into a full blown disaster involving missing ranch, cat food looking meat served in Dollar Tree containers, and a Yelp account resurrected from the dead solely to deliver a one star review out of spite. Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhemfeeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peachfeeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Monday, January 12th, 2026 / Peaches opens the show staring down a shorter work week and a long awaited vacation before immediately spiraling into celebrity nonsense after learning Scooter Braun is dating Sydney Sweeney and is shocked that famous athletes keep sliding into her DMs like this outcome was not guaranteed. From there, reality takes a hard left when the internet completely sabotages a real life monkey escape in St. Louis by flooding social media with fake AI monkey photos, forcing animal control to sort through memes instead of actual primates. Peaches then breaks down a truly unhinged invention that lets drivers scroll TikTok by honking their horn, debates whether that is the dumbest traffic idea ever conceived, and watches a self driving Waymo car confidently guide its passenger onto active train tracks before politely stopping like that solves anything. The show barrels forward into competitive steinholding being declared more legitimate than golf, NFL fan bases ranked by drinking habits, and the uncomfortable reality that legalized sports betting is apparently turning bad losses into crime spikes. Peaches shifts gears into alien territory after Idaho ranks near the top for reported abduction style encounters, digs through an online thread exposing industries everyone quietly agrees are scams, and mourns the disappearance of waterbeds while imagining the absolute destruction one would cause under real world conditions. A relationship fight in Texas escalates into full blown apartment destruction after a barbecue fueled clothing bonfire goes wrong, proving breakups are a public safety hazard. The episode also includes Megadeth’s final album rollout, Peaches openly questioning Dave Mustaine’s lyrical autopilot, a movie ticket giveaway, and a surprisingly wholesome moment involving fan mail from The Pretty Wild that raises questions about whether anyone actually read what he wrote. It wraps with listener band recommendations, local scene love, and the quiet realization that reality feels increasingly optional if you’re online long enough. Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhemfeeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peachfeeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Friday, January 9th, 2026 / Peaches kicks off the show racing toward the weekend while fixing a ticket giveaway mess and immediately spirals into the bleak future of technology after witnessing an AI fridge at CES that refuses to open during its own demo, raising serious questions about humanity’s priorities and appliance competence. From there, the afternoon veers hard into a Louisiana police call involving a naked woman trespassing in a frozen pond because she believed she was a mermaid, which somehow escalates into tasers, hospital visits, and a reminder that imagination has consequences. Peaches then breaks down a real court case where a marriage was legally erased because the couple trusted ChatGPT to write their wedding vows and skipped required language, effectively speedrunning an annulment. The emotional teardown of the Idaho Falls water tower leads to a comparison with Buffalo Bills fans purchasing used stadium urinal troughs as memorabilia, proving that nostalgia has no bottom. Along the way, Peaches covers a beer named after Drake May, an exploding list of NFL coaching vacancies, LeBron James deciding he is simply done with back to backs, and an insecticide company in Japan holding a funeral for the bugs they killed during testing. He questions whether people have always complained about weather or if the internet just gave everyone a megaphone, gives away tickets to a Megadeth movie event while roasting Dave Mustaine by proxy, and dives into historical beauty standards that involved women burning their own hairlines off for fashion. A Reddit debate about dating taller women turns into personal high school trauma, height math, and unsolicited memories of emo heels, followed by a discussion on launching Rubik’s Cubes into space as a message to aliens. The episode wraps with a dog breaking out of an animal shelter by unlocking the front door, Peaches oversharing the brutal maintenance reality of CPAP life, and a travel rant about flying home, meeting parents, and proudly renting a minivan because comfort beats dignity every time. Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhemfeeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peachfeeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Thursday, January 8th, 2026 / Peaches opens the show holed up inside the station thanks to snow, free pizza, and the crushing reality of finishing second in the Riverbend Red Zone fantasy football league, where a perfectly mediocre regular season somehow turned into playoff domination. From there, things spiral fast. Fantasy punishments escalate from harmless on air humiliation to a man being sentenced to consume seventy one hot dogs in Joey Chestnut fashion, prompting a deeply personal reckoning with the limits of the human stomach. Peaches then dismantles a “shocking” study about weight loss drugs doing exactly what everyone with a brain assumed they would, calls out award shows for nominating a band that formed in 2004 as a “new artist,” and side eyes the idea of uploading medical records into an AI that has been known to confidently improvise facts. A college boosts basketball attendance with free beer and ice cream, Papa Murphy’s wins customer service awards despite outsourcing the cooking to you, and Bath and Body Works briefly terrorizes society with candles that smell like ranch dressing and tortilla chips. GTA VI leaks get messier, male strippers enter the rumor mill, and a fortune teller in Thailand proves his psychic powers by stealing a phone to validate his own prediction. Peaches also pauses to mark ten years since the death of David Bowie before launching into an extended in house philosophical trial over whether golf deserves to be called a sport, featuring listeners, definitions, John Daly slander, capitalism metaphors, and the unsettling conclusion that nearly everything might qualify. It all wraps with the realization that radio competition may technically make Peaches an athlete, which nobody asked for but everyone must now live with. Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhemfeeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peachfeeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, January 7th, 2026 / Peaches opens the show by unpacking a deeply personal pet peeve that absolutely nobody asked for but everyone understands the moment he says it out loud abrupt song endings that leave you emotionally stranded and staring at the studio clock. From there he detours into a surprisingly tense backstory involving an ex deathcore frontman turned Twitch streamer who may or may not hate his own fans before unveiling his new Pick of the Day playlist strategy that finally solves the problem of listeners missing tracks at two in the afternoon. As the week drags on at a glacial pace and snow forecasts whip the comment section into its usual chaos adjacent meltdown Peaches teases Ghost tickets explains why weather comments are all the same person in different fonts and casually wonders if his flight home is already doomed. Things then take a sharp turn into science when National Passing Gas Day delivers the most questionable medical advice imaginable followed by a baffling claim that smelling your own fumes might save your brain which Peaches processes in real time like a man reconsidering every quiet moment he has ever had alone. The show keeps swerving as Pat Smear breaks bones in what is described as a bizarre gardening accident that sounds like either a Looney Tunes episode or a euphemism nobody wants clarified before Peaches revisits the now legendary story of a man riding a horse directly into Target and the loss prevention officer who thought he could win that race. The Shot Clock Sports Update somehow includes viral squat videos NFL practice philosophy an open bar promise tied to Nebraska basketball and Allen Iverson catching strays from beyond the grave. Just when it seems like things might calm down Peaches introduces a cosmetic trend involving donated human fat that raises more ethical questions than answers then promotes pregnancy cravings so aggressive they could end international peace talks. The back half of the show spirals further with Google hiring humans to babysit AI answers Peaches launching a one man crusade against tribute bands after a Disturbed lookalike breaks the internet Microsoft accidentally endorsing Chrome in its own ad and a man suing a restaurant because TikTok exposed his affair. The episode peaks with a Florida postal worker allegedly attempting vehicular justice over a misdelivered package and wraps with an NFL lawsuit that Peaches absolutely cannot explain on air but very clearly thinks nobody should be embarrassed about. It is one long perfectly derailed ride that never once asks permission to exist.

Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, January 6th, 2026 / Peaches opens the show untangling the extremely awkward Mickey Rourke GoFundMe saga, where a fundraiser allegedly created with his blessing suddenly becomes “humiliating,” “unauthorized,” and accompanied by an Instagram video featuring a pink shirt, a cowboy hat, and a confused dog. From there, the internet’s broken priorities take center stage as a massive international news story gets completely derailed by people obsessing over whether a captured world leader was wearing Nike Tech Fleece and which colorway it might be. Peaches then stumbles lovingly into nostalgia with the rise of Free Blockbuster boxes, proving society has come full circle back to DVDs in tiny blue kiosks and the quiet judgment of owning a VCR in 2026.The episode rolls on with pregnancy cravings being treated like competitive sport, an NFL coaching bloodbath that leaves half the league unemployed, and a deeply unsettling realization that the New York Jets completed an entire season without intercepting a single pass. Peaches spirals into superstition after discovering the number one movie from his childhood might be predicting his future, questions why hundreds of people in Scotland gathered solely to watch someone volunteer for a painful public kick, and tries to wrap his head around robotic dogs with famous silicone faces dispensing AI art out of their backs at Art Basel. The logic only deteriorates further with a court headline that tries to label someone a “good father” while actively describing behavior that suggests otherwise, followed by a deep dive into the Pentagon Pizza Index and why a sudden spike in pepperoni orders may be the most reliable early warning system on Earth.Things close out with a brutally honest list of socially legal behaviors that instantly make you unbearable, including grocery store food abandonment, public speaker scrolling, and internet pranks that absolutely should come with consequences. Finally, What the Headline delivers an all time classic as a runaway capuchin monkey goes on a crime spree through a Tennessee music store, turns the story into an interstate investigation, and leaves everyone involved questioning how this became part of their job description. It is a masterclass in modern nonsense, internet logic, and why society should maybe slow down for five minutes.Check me out elsewhere! facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhem feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Monday, January 5th, 2026 / Peaches rolls into the show half-awake after a lunch break nap and immediately spirals into the impossible math of modern concert planning, weighing Ghost tickets against Bad Omens, Beartooth, and President like it’s a financial hostage negotiation disguised as a music calendar. From there, he tackles the extremely serious problem of being a tall human in a world built for average-sized beds, discovering that mattress companies have apparently gone rogue with California Kings, Texas Kings, and the deeply suspicious Alaskan King, all while wondering where on earth you’d even buy sheets for something that turns your bedroom into a padded gymnasium. Things take a turn into band economics when Peaches dissects the internet’s ongoing debate over incredible bands cursed with embarrassing merch, calling out bland camo shirts, outdated emo slogans, and designs clearly aimed at people who still think Hot Topic is a personality trait. He then overshares a recurring nightmare scenario involving webcams, Discord calls, and a bathroom door that absolutely should have been closed, before snapping back into gear with a Shot Clock Sports Update that includes Ole Miss fans verbally nuking Lane Kiffin while still accidentally helping him get richer, Shai Gilgeous Alexander collecting trophies like Infinity Stones, and Troy Aikman consulting for the Dolphins in a league where conflicts of interest are apparently more of a suggestion than a rule. The headlines keep getting stranger as Peaches explains how a Utah police department briefly reported an officer turning into a frog thanks to AI listening to Disney in the background, unpacks a tragic and unsettling mountain lion encounter in Colorado that somehow involved bystanders throwing rocks like it was a bad camping idea brainstorm, and marvels at Morrissey’s legendary ability to cancel concerts with a success rate that would get most employees fired. After spotlighting a night shift nursing job with Hire East Idaho, he detours to France, where an actual university trains real spies who don’t even use their real names, prompting an unexpected Agent Cody Banks nostalgia spiral. Travel anxiety ramps up when space junk reentering the atmosphere becomes yet another thing Peaches now has to worry about while flying, right before the show lands in Pennsylvania for a court case involving a convenience store beer fridge and a decision that permanently destroyed public trust in the phrase “food and nutrition director.” The episode wraps with a sobering but oddly relatable update on Mickey Rourke facing eviction and crowdsourcing rent money, a reminder that celebrity fades but landlords do not, closing out a show that somehow connects beds, merch tables, police reports, mountain lions, and falling satellites into one very specific Monday afternoon mental journey

Peaches Pit Party from Friday, January 2nd, 2026 // Peaches opens the first show of the year broadcasting through radio wizardry from a completely different studio, immediately admitting he is not actually there while still somehow being everywhere. He kicks things off by realizing he missed entire best of 2025 album lists, discovers Gray Haven way later than he should have, gets followed by Metalbirb like it is a personal achievement unlocked, and vows to finally keep track of his song picks before another year escapes him. From there, the show veers into New Year’s celebrations that look fun on television but are actually endurance tests involving diapers, barricades, and disappointment, including people standing around the Brooklyn Bridge staring at absolutely nothing thanks to fake social media accounts. Peaches compares that nightmare to his own wildly thrilling evening of scratch off lottery tickets, patio selfies, and winning a single dollar while his girlfriend quietly scrapbooks nearby.Things escalate quickly when Peaches dives headfirst into official government records detailing the most horrifying objects doctors have had to extract from human bodies, proving that boredom is apparently a medical diagnosis. He then fact checks viral videos involving a four hundred pound Indiana Jones boulder going rogue at Disney World, praises a stunt worker for taking one for the team, and questions why giant corporations cannot just admit someone got wrecked by a prop rock. The concert calendar gets multiple shoutouts as Peaches debates whether his body can survive back to back metal shows, forgets to do sports on time, scrolls TMZ like a man who has given up, and imagines John Madden breaking down Tom Brady dating rumors with a telestrator. Somewhere in the middle of that, Nicolas Cage becomes John Madden, MTV quietly pulls the plug on music television, and an entire city loses its mind over the demolition of a water tower like it is a beloved family member.The show continues spiraling as Peaches covers fake fireworks in England, fake fireworks in New York, and the universal human inability to verify information before traveling. A five hundred fifty pound bear sets up permanent residence under a California house and Peaches considers naming it and turning it into a security system. Massive seafood thefts spark a rant about overpriced lobster trucks, jobs that sound glamorous but are actually soul grinders get exposed, and Peaches reassures himself that radio is still the least traumatic option. A late night internal war breaks out over choosing Nine Inch Nails or Nothing More, and the episode closes strong with a naked Florida man robbing a meat market while wearing nothing but a mask and poor judgment, because of course it does. The first show of the year arrives loud, wandering, deeply specific, and completely unapologetic about where it ends up.

Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, December 30th, 2025 / Peaches closes out the year by throwing the entire rulebook out the studio window, ditching To Peach Their Own and replacing it with a full blown Top 11 countdown of his favorite songs of 2025, because ten simply was not enough and compromise was never on the table. Along the way, he hands out Bad Omens, Beartooth, and PRESIDENT tickets like it is a late December miracle, breaks down why a Frontier Airlines passenger earned a very specific twenty five thousand five hundred dollar fine for turning a flight into a personal meltdown tour, and wonders who actually mails that invoice. The show spirals into the internet’s loudest arguments as Peaches dismantles the anti AI outrage machine, explains why one Electric Callboy Santa hat photo made people lose their minds, and admits that two angry comments over a Studio Ghibli edit somehow felt more dramatic than most world news. From there, things escalate quickly with a celebrity chef turning liquid nitrogen cocktails into a medical emergency, a deep dive into Stefon Diggs headlines that somehow get worse every paragraph, and the revelation that Trevon Diggs once suffered a concussion from a falling TV while trying to fix things at home. Peaches also unpacks the absolutely unbelievable bankruptcy of the largest porta potty company in America, delivers a greatest hits recap of Florida Man stories including a Chuck E Cheese mascot getting arrested mid shift, reacts to a lawsuit involving a shattered Outback Steakhouse toilet seat, and shares the most polite instrument theft apology note of all time. Add in rage bait music takes, Sleep Token discourse, chess champions winning world titles in jeans, airline pricing rants from a six foot nine perspective, Stranger Things theater confusion, and the creeping realization that time is moving way too fast, and you get a year end episode that covers everything except restraint. Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhemfeeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peachfeeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Monday, December 29th, 2025 / Peaches limps emotionally into the weird dead-zone between Christmas and New Year’s armed with airline price rage, seasonal sadness, and a deep distrust of anyone who asked where the snow was. He breaks down why flying home to California during the holidays costs roughly the same as a used Honda, why snow showing up late feels personal, and how one badly timed weather system can ruin an entire mood. From there, things spiral into a public confession about being the lone Big & Tall warrior in a family shirt exchange, the psychological danger of loose-fitting flannels, and how Taco Bell becomes way too confident when fabric stops holding you accountable. The episode detours into the creeping realization that younger generations can’t read out loud, can’t read Cards Against Humanity cards without assistance, and absolutely cannot read analog clocks now that schools are banning phones and exposing that skill gap in real time. Peaches revisits childhood worksheets, cursive trauma, and the terrifying idea of someone wearing a stylish watch just to immediately check their phone anyway. The second half swings into New Year’s gym resolutions, locker room nudity confidence no one asked for, unspoken gym rules people absolutely ignore, and why personal speakers should be confiscated on sight. Driving anxiety takes over as winter roads, worst-driver states, post-accident nerves, and relationship driving treaties are negotiated live on-air. The episode closes with harmless habits people judge too much, the beauty of daytime naps, why silence makes people uncomfortable, an Ottawa man bonding with his Uber driver over tobogganing, a rat hijacking an international flight, and wrestling legend William Regal yelling into the internet like a fed-up uncle who has seen too many broken necks to stay quiet anymore. It’s long, meandering, self-aware, occasionally apologetic, and exactly what a final-week-of-the-year radio show sounds like when the internet runs out of stories but the mic is still hot. Check me out elsewhere! - facebook.com/brenden.peach instagram.com/brendenpeach Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem - feeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach - feeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs

Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, December 23rd, 2025 / Peaches limps into a half-day pre-holiday broadcast while the KBEAR studio collapses around him like a low-budget escape room, recounting a surreal morning of being shuffled between broken rooms, missing software, dead phones, and a production setup that actively refuses to cooperate. He reflects on recording the show early while people desperately try calling a studio he is physically not inside, sets expectations for his disappearing act through Christmas, and immediately swerves into a grim but oddly nostalgic breakdown of Call of Duty memories after reacting to the death of franchise creator Vince Zampella and TMZ airing footage that probably never needed to exist. From there, the episode ricochets wildly through Powerball delusions, the very real dangers of sudden wealth, and a paranoid spiral involving poisoned dinners, sketchy relatives, and why winning the lottery might actually be a curse with a press conference attached. Peaches then comforts listeners by revealing Air India once misplaced an entire Boeing airplane for thirteen years, drags Draymond Green for storming off mid game, questions why the Kansas City Chiefs are fleeing Missouri only to land somewhere that makes geographic sense to absolutely no one, and proposes the extremely acceptable rebrand of the Topeka Chiefs. Childhood memories of donut scented PE laps spiral into a present day rant about Massachusetts residents filing complaints because their houses smell too much like Dunkin, which somehow leads into whale sharks being harassed for selfies, people ignoring every rule ever written, and the general inability of humans to behave when a camera is involved. The show descends further into absurdity with lawsuits over cat poop, public health warnings about sewer rats launching surprise attacks via toilets, Waymo robot cars allegedly transporting bonus trunk humans, and the nightmare scenario of those vehicles ever touching Idaho Falls. Peaches debates rage bait journalism, defends Sleep Token against professional instigators, considers intentionally angering Dr Pepper loyalists for sport, reacts to a mall Santa being fired for smacking a kid’s hand, contemplates his own terrifying potential as an extra tall bearded Santa, and learns in real time that his girlfriend watches social media at double speed like a normal person coping with the internet. The episode barrels through movie hatred, banned anime conventions, music industry deaths, Ozzy’s final year, broken button bars, a stripped down What the Headline segment, and finally lands on a surprisingly sincere holiday sendoff before Peaches vanishes for Christmas with the studio still barely standing. Check me out elsewhere!facebook.com/brenden.peachinstagram.com/brendenpeachNoon Hour of Madness & Mayhemfeeds.transistor.fm/noon-hour-of-madness-mayhemTalking Between The Songs with Brenden Peachfeeds.transistor.fm/talking-between-the-songs