Peaches Pit Party

Peach is spiraling—but in the most entertaining way possible. This episode is a chaotic combo platter featuring a GoFundMe campaign to buy Dave Grohl, the worst Mother's Day gifts (yes, including Ozempic and gas station flowers), and the truly unhinged story of a Florida woman attacking her wife with nachos. Plus, Peaches weighs the pros and cons of quitting his job after ChatGPT told someone to "just go." Toss in some light trauma about group trips with controlling friends, a PSA about not shoving forks into Chromebooks, and breaking news about the world's tallest dog (Reginald!), and you've got a podcast episode that’s half stand-up, half therapy, all Peaches.Also discussed: muscular bald men being statistically sexy, old-school gaming memories, and a very dumb AI voice resurrection by NBC. It's like opening a bag of Chex Mix and finding existential dread inside. Enjoy.

A Florida man gets his Yellowstone vacation cut short by a bison horn, a raccoon named Chewy gets caught in a meth-fueled joyride, and someone compared their coworker to Darth Vader — and got sued for it. But that’s just the start. Peaches breaks down the Utah Mammoth NHL name reveal (and why it's still better than “Golden Knights”), trolls the $100 million lawsuit over Shedeur Sanders’ draft slide, and talks about how rich dudes pretend their Lambos live in Montana to dodge taxes. Plus: what would YOU demand in a contract if you were a superstar free agent? A bidet and heated toilet seat maybe?Then it gets personal: listeners sound off in today’s "To Peach Their Own" with the question — what movie do people call a classic that’s actually kinda boring? (Spoiler: 2001: A Space Odyssey takes a beating.) Plus GTA VI trailer nerding, watermelon mustard crimes, and the eternal mystery of who keeps turning the bathroom lights off at work.And yes, Seether/P.O.D./Nonpoint ticket giveaways are still rolling — along with a $1,048 jackpot in the KBEAR Secret Sound. Try not to burp during your call.

Today on Peaches Pit Party, it’s a buffet of bad decisions, bizarre fashion, and burgers that aren’t nearly big enough. Peaches kicks things off with the major concert announcement: Mudvayne, Static X, and Vended are storming into Pocatello, and yes—he's excited, even if the internet trolls aren’t. From there, it’s a chaotic ride through the absurd: a 7-year-old joyrides to McDonald's with his little sister, a Kentucky kid accidentally orders 70,000 Dum Dums off Amazon, and a Florida woman blames the devil for shoplifting at Walmart. Yes, really.In between all the madness, Peaches grieves the death of Skype (RIP awkward teen video chats), explains why Culver’s should be crowned king of fast food, and questions whether the Met Gala is a fashion event or just a cosplay fever dream. Plus, you’ll get a crash course on Real ID deadlines, a lawsuit over the Whopper being a catfish, and Tom Brady giving career advice to Deion Sanders' son… who just slid embarrassingly far in the NFL Draft.As always, there’s sarcasm, chaos, and a healthy dose of fast-food judgment. It's all here, and it’s all unfiltered.

On this episode of Peaches Pit Party, it's a sweaty Cinco de Mayo Monday filled with scams, stitches, and stadium-worthy stories. Peaches unpacks a Dunkin’ drive-thru scam that redefines “pay it forward,” gives unsolicited life advice to fence-jumping TikTok teens, and revisits a terrifying moment from his high school basketball days that didn’t end with gunfire—unlike a recent ref with a gym bag surprise.There’s also heated debate over olives on pizza (move over pineapple), a tourist who thought a 15-foot crocodile was a statue, and a Florida man trying to pass himself off as Charles Dickens while drunk and pantsless. Plus, Peaches celebrates Ghost’s Billboard-topping triumph, previews the epic Black Sabbath farewell show, and throws it back to his first-ever concert with his dad.The episode wraps with concert nostalgia, pickleball glory, NBA theme song triumphs, and some real talk about Google diagnosing you with certain doom. It’s weird, wild, and way too real. Tune in, laugh a little, and maybe double-check that your AC unit actually fits your window.

Peaches is back with another jam-packed episode of Peaches Pit Party, tackling everything from bizarre real-life events to the biggest pop culture headlines. First up, the KBear 101 Secret Sound jackpot has hit a staggering $1,048, but will anyone finally guess correctly? Then, we dive into Idaho Gives 2025, where local nonprofits made history by raising over $5 million in just 24 hours.Meanwhile, concertgoers might be in for some serious sticker shock as merch prices skyrocket due to new tariffs—$150 for a hoodie?! Plus, Peaches unpacks the wild story of a guy who unknowingly bought back his own stolen car and the internet chaos surrounding the Minecraft movie, which led to actual chickens being brought into theaters (seriously).Also on the agenda: If your house randomly smells like cucumbers, it might be time to panic—a venomous copperhead snake could be lurking nearby. In tech news, YouTube is officially 20 years old, and Peaches teases a potential Peaches Pals merch line following his viral video at the Mountain America Center.Finally, today's listener debate: What’s a universally loved thing that you just don’t get the hype about? Tune in for all the madness, laughs, and hot takes!

Peaches gets sauced—literally. This wild ride of an episode kicks off with fire sauce in the eye and only gets hotter from there. Join Peaches (a.k.a. Brendan Peach) as he tackles everything from first-world fast food injuries to the strange satisfaction of finally buying stuff your childhood self couldn’t have.He covers the chaos of Idaho Gives, National Salad Month (yes, really), and the questionable joys of No Mow May. You’ll hear Peaches’ uncensored takes on pet cremation scandals, sports injuries, the absurdity of HOA complaints, and what happens when DJ party vibes collide with screaming small talk at the bar.Joined by Viktor from KBEAR 101, this episode also dips into the absurd celebration of Naked Gardening Day, the struggle to afford an air conditioner, and awkward bar moments in Idaho Falls. With off-the-wall commentary, listener call-ins, and just the right balance of ridiculousness and realness, this is Peaches Pit Party in full form—unfiltered, unpredictable, and unforgettable.Plus: karaoke culture, cereal elitism, childhood toy revenge, terrible salads, scam paranoia, and the one word that proves someone is lying.

Peaches sits down with Rory Rodriguez, the powerhouse frontman of Dayseeker, for an unfiltered and deeply human conversation. Rory opens up about fatherhood, grief, creativity, and the evolving identity of Dayseeker—from the atmospheric melancholy of Dark Sun to the heavier, genre-blending sound of their latest single Pale Moonlight.You’ll hear raw insights into the personal losses that inspired Dayseeker’s most vulnerable material, the emotional toll of reading online criticism, and how parenthood both softens and sharpens Rory’s songwriting. From the influence of ‘80s synths to the internal debate over pleasing fans versus staying true to their sound, Rory shares how Dayseeker balances emotional weight with artistic reinvention.Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Dayseeker, this episode delivers a powerful reminder: behind the music are real people navigating love, loss, legacy, and late-night recording sessions with everything on the line.

In this wide-ranging and totally unpredictable episode of Peaches Pit Party, Peaches brings the energy straight out of the gate with another Secret Sound guess that misses the mark—$751 still on the table for someone brave enough to guess correctly. From there, the show dives into the absurd and hilarious, with a woman cracking open a can of tuna during a Broadway show, a Florida woman fighting off a bear with cookies to save her chihuahua, and a deep dive into the dumbest reasons people have become famous. Peaches shares his total meltdown over Adobe Premiere while editing his long-awaited interview with Dayseeker’s Rory Rodriguez, and even ponders a world where marriages are structured like NBA contracts. There’s also a wild debate about whether 100 men could beat a single gorilla in hand-to-hand combat, some pointed thoughts about tinned fish charcuterie boards, and a roundup of movies that psychologically wrecked people for days. From social commentary to chaotic voicemail rants, this episode is classic Peaches—off-the-cuff, sharp-tongued, and unapologetically real.

In this wild ride of an episode, Peaches Pit Party dives headfirst into $651 worth of wrong answers, overscented bakery bans, and a beach evacuated by a can of weaponized fart spray. Peaches calls up die-hard listeners Kylie and Terrence to take on the KBEAR Secret Sound challenge — spoiler alert: it’s not a cat sniffing a microphone or a phone being hung up. Plus, get behind-the-scenes tea on the almost-missed Dayseeker interview, a hilarious rundown of first-world problems, Uber ratings shame, NASCAR news, and the unforgettable “To Peaches Their Own” segment, where listeners call in with phrases that have stuck with them for life. It's chaotic, honest, and full of those oddball moments only Peaches Pit Party can deliver.

Today on Peach's Pit Party, Peaches tries to recover from a weekend that somehow included a Tom Segura show, drunk strangers high-fiving themselves, and video evidence of his lonely row captured by coworkers from across a massive venue. Plus, we dive into TikTok's latest therapy trend: Rejection Cakes (because getting ghosted by Harvard tastes better with chocolate frosting).But wait—there’s more: a Disney employee decided to rage-quit life by hacking menu servers, a woman found a live baby snake in her margarita (and still had to pay for the chips), and Peaches debates why the brainwashing around baggy jeans, weddings, and expensive funerals might actually make sense if you're confused enough.Also on tap: the secret to free hotel breakfasts, why you should act lost and dumb when paying bills, and the insane boat crash that looked more like a paper airplane contest gone wrong. Toss in NFL draft drama, a record-breaking 464-pound football player, and Peaches almost accidentally committing a federal crime at 35,000 feet.All this madness, plus updates on the upcoming Dayseeker interview, Idaho Gives, and how many fake snakes it would take to ruin Victor's morning show. Buckle up—this one’s got more twists than a margarita straw wrapped in a ceiling snake.

This episode is an absolute fever dream you won’t want to miss. Peaches rants and raves about everything from why grocery shopping with retirees is elite, to plotting a golden 29th birthday extravaganza. We take a wild detour through why touring a jail is suddenly a tourist attraction, interior designers waging war on your family photos, and the scandalous truth behind mirrors (spoiler: they’re emotional landmines).Then, it’s a full roast session on the internet’s laziest haters laugh-reacting to Ghost and Sleep Token posts, a breakdown of NFL Draft drama no one asked for, and a conspiracy theory about Ryan Seacrest standing on an apple crate. We talk cocaine at Disney World (yep, that's a thing), ants taking over a Pennsylvania high school, and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame proving once again they’re out of touch.PLUS: Peaches debates whether using AI to handle annoying conversations is genius or evil. Spoiler: it’s genius.Prepare to laugh, rage, and second-guess your life choices alongside Peaches. Press play now, because you're already late.

Peaches is back from California with stories that are loud, proud, and slightly overheated. This episode of Peaches Pit Party unpacks the emotional chaos of nearly missing an AC/DC show, the outrageous parking prices at the Rose Bowl, and the bittersweet joy of buying the world's most overpriced concert poster. We dive headfirst into the slow-motion experience that was Thunderstruck live, compare modern wrestling to a four-hour ad reel, and relive the horror of watching out-of-shape fans attempt to run up a down escalator.Peaches also vents about woodpecker-induced vehicular assault in Massachusetts, gives his takes on the NFL Draft and Ghost’s album drop, and yes—he does finally get a new water cooler. Along the way: TikTok astrologers get arrested, listeners roast mid-tier foods, and Victor continues to be the station’s lovable menace. This episode is stuffed fuller than a bison selfie tourist’s hospital bill. Don’t miss it.

Peaches is officially headed home for ACDC at the Rose Bowl, but not before one final, loaded episode of Peaches Pit Party. There’s stress. There’s snacks. There’s scalding takes on chip flavors, Walmart wings, and karaoke-enabled TVs.In this pre-vacation blowout:Secret Sound is officially BACK starting Monday with Viktor, who will reveal the times to play each day at 7:05 AMPeaches reflects on what might be the worst airport timing ever — a plane crash literally shuts down the Idaho Falls runway days before he leavesListeners call in for To Peach Their Own: “What’s something you’ll never mess with again now that you know better?” Popular answers: Ouija boards, bison at national parks, extremely hot peppers, and… horsesA Florida man named Speedy Gonzales steals $20K in Walmart goods using trash cans — because of course he doesUpstairs neighbors are mostly fine now, but Peaches might become the loud neighbor once Samsung’s karaoke feature hits smart TVs in 2025The Lay’s “Do Us A Flavor” finalists are here: Bacon Grilled Cheese, Valentina & Lime, and Korean Fried Chicken (Peaches is all in on that last one)Also:A single-engine plane crash triggers airport chaos, but no one was hurt — just flight panic for everyone flying out soon (aka Peaches)Peaches debates whether to drop $75 on ACDC tour merch and whether he can fit it all in a backpack for the flight homeMLB players are living weird lives:Cody Bellinger swears off wings for five years after food poisoningAustin Wells is now ranking breakfast burritos at every stadiumThe Pittsburgh Pirates removed tribute bricks and dumped them in a recycling yard — fans are understandably furiousShoutout to New York’s “chicken jockey” merch trend and the zombie-on-a-chicken Etsy boom thanks to Minecraft movie hypeA man in China keeps getting evicted because his apartment pet is… a buffalo calf named Bull Demon KingPeaches prepares for Coachella-adjacent chaos — yes, Weezer is still playing after their bassist’s wife was involved in a literal LAPD standoffAnd Gen Z’s war on office dress codes continues: sweats are the new business casual, and Peaches is ready to join the revolution

Pre-Friday vibes are strong as Peaches preps for his trip back to Southern California for ACDC at the Rose Bowl — and this episode of Peaches Pit Party hits everything from food truck sticker shock to kids making trading cards out of old men. Yes, really.Inside today’s show:Peaches reflects on travel style, MySpace-era friend ranking, and how adult friendships slowly stretch across the countryViktor’s out, Traffic School is TBD, and Lieutenant Crane may or may not come to the rescueTo Peach Their Own question of the day: “What’s something you didn’t realize was expensive until you had to buy it?” Call-ins and Reddit answers include:Toilet paperOutdoor furnitureVeterinary careBras, child care, birthday parties, and oh yeah... weddingsThe wife of Weezer’s bassist is shot in a bizarre LAPD standoff, then immediately un-arrested — Peaches unpacks the media chaosYeshiva and Lemon College both break historic losing streaks in baseball — by beating each other in a doubleheader of sadnessLeBron James gets his own Ken doll ahead of Coachella — with accessories and a $75 price tagA woman is charged $88 for four small ice creams at a food truck. Peaches goes OFF about overpriced festival food, millennial burger joints, and Cajun fries being a seasoning scamAlso:ACDC’s Power Up Tour kicks off in Minneapolis — Peaches scopes the merch in hopes the Rose Bowl poster isn't also $75 (but let's be real, it is)He prepares to face $25 beers and inevitable spilled drinks at the showFacebook memories remind Peaches to check for his Star Card — panic avoided, but the bald-on-ID-reveal crisis hits hardGeorge Washington’s travel journal is basically a colonial Yelp review and Peaches is all for itA Minnesota woman literally journals her car theft in a diary that her mom turns into police. She was also a DoorDash driver. This story is flawless.And finally:Peaches reacts to Japan’s new viral trading card game featuring middle-aged men with unique powers like “Firewall” and “Soba Strike”He pitches KBEAR DJ trading cards: Jade, Peaches, Viktor, and Lou Brutus as a rare foil edition

It’s Hump Day on Peaches Pit Party, and Peaches is pushing through dizzy spells, vacation brain, and an actual group conspiracy about Viktor’s maybe-not-real girlfriend. From wild Florida crimes to retro nostalgia, this episode is overflowing with questionable decisions and surprisingly touching memories.In today’s episode:Peaches wakes up dizzy, skips the gym, and ends up in a sugar coma after eating three Duck Donuts from the breakroomHe launches a full X-Files-level breakdown of why Viktor’s girlfriend might be totally fake: never seen, suspicious timing, and named… Judith?To Peach Their Own question: “What’s something from the olden days young people today wouldn’t understand?” Listener calls include:The smell of old car exhaustHunting down GTA cheat codes at schoolRinging doorbells unannounced without a phonePeaches reflects on rotary phones, ashtrays in every room, printed MapQuest directions, and being told to "shut up" mid-navigationMinecraft movie chaos: real chickens in theaters, popcorn riots, and potential cult classic statusShot Clock Sports Update: Nuggets fire Coach Malone and their GM with three games left in the season, one fan gets 62 of 63 NCAA picks right, Tiger Woods builds a new course for AugustaOne man in the UK captures a hawk that dive-bombed 50 people in his village — including mail carriers and childrenAI nearly fools a recruiter with a full-on fake job interviewSpeedy Gonzales (yes, real name) arrested in Florida after using trash cans and totes to steal $20K from Walmart through self-checkout loopholesThe Melvins’ old tour van — drawn on by Kurt Cobain — is going up for auction. Peaches wants to turn it into the KBEAR vanSunscreen PSA from Peaches: being bald means your scalp is a target, and sunburns are brutalAnd Peaches gives flowers to the Microsoft Windows 95 reboot chime — now inducted into the National Recording Registry alongside legends like Elton John and Amy WinehouseAlso:Peaches dreams of giving Maddie and future coworkers retro tech challengesHe watches Cart Narcs videos mid-show and breaks down host Sebas’ chaotic energyFriday's Traffic School segment will be hosted solo by Peaches (Viktor is still on staycation) — unless Lieutenant Crane calls in to save the day

Peaches is holding on by a baking-soda-covered thread in this jam-packed Tuesday episode of Peaches Pit Party. Between scrubbing grout like a home makeover contestant and dodging a group chat meltdown over July kayaking plans, the show still manages to hit hard with fresh concert news, sports headlines, tech nostalgia, and Florida weirdness — lots of Florida weirdness.In this episode:Deep cleaning the bathroom turns into emotional combat as one friend loses it in the group chat over kayaking plans — and Peaches considers muting humanityBreaking Benjamin and Three Days Grace announce a co-headlining tour with Return to Dust, coming to Salt Lake City Sept. 27thBlink-182 drops a new leg of their tour with Alkaline Trio — not hitting Idaho, but still hugeA Yellowstone tourist gets 7 days in jail for walking too close to Old Faithful — Peaches predicts bison goring headlines are just around the cornerA real petition to put googly eyes on New Jersey Transit trains takes off, and Peaches is somehow here for itShot Clock Sports Update includes:A major ad mishap involving Roberto Clemente’s logo at PNC ParkThe NFL draft drama surrounding Deion and Shedeur SandersJason Momoa begging for Black Sabbath tickets and accidentally becoming the hostAlso:Captain’s Quarters restaurant in Kentucky literally floods itself on purpose to survive flood damage — science, or a bet gone too far?Peaches ends up on Yahoo News reading a legit academic study titled “I Studied Hooters Girls for a Living” and yes, it’s realDebate of the day: Is it weirder to brush your teeth with KFC-flavored toothpaste or be buried in a Snickers-themed coffin?Three Florida teens attack the Easter Bunny at a mall — because apparently Florida doesn’t believe in holidays or joyTexas might build an Autobahn-style highway with no speed limit, but Peaches is 99% sure it’s fake internet rage baitAnd the true mark of adulthood: Peaches realizes he needs a giant wall calendar to track his shower scrubbing, vacation dates, and the fall of civilizationIn To Peach Their Own: “What outdated tech do you secretly miss?” Listeners call in to shout out:The Microsoft ZuneNintendo GameCubeCD players in carsPagers (?!?)And actual buttons on phones (RIP tactile feedback)Also mentioned: Dreamcast, landlines, and iPods full of embarrassing throwbacks.

On this Monday edition of Peaches Pit Party, Peaches is drawing winners, dodging bugs, prepping for vacation, and trying to wrap his head around everything from a woman with 1,100 cats to teens giving up on driving. Also, who approved a circus built on 35,000 gallons of water?In this episode:Peaches announces the Chevelle Cipher winner live on-air from his Saturday remote at Teton Auto Credit — shoutout Brandy Adams!Reflects on his solo Saturday night outing to downtown Idaho Falls, sipping a zero-proof painkiller and trying not to feel weird about itAdmits he skipped the Minecraft movie (even though it’s set in a fake Idaho town called “Chugless”) because… lazyRecaps the weekend, final March Madness heartbreak (RIP Duke), and gives updates on his upcoming vacation and Rose Bowl plansAlso gives a tease for a major announcement coming Friday at 10AM that launches while he’s goneAlso:Shot Clock Sports Update covers Shohei Ohtani’s teammates mocking his skincare commercial, Masters 2025 odds from a supercomputer, and Lamar Jackson vs. Dale Earnhardt Jr. in a legal battle over… the number 8The internet mourns (and debates) Shailene Woodley’s claim that Aaron Rodgers "stole her soul"Peaches reacts to the real news that dire wolves have been genetically recreated by Colossal Biosciences — because of course they haveA toddler eats his grandfather’s ashes (mistaking the urn for snacks) and Peaches tries not to spiralTeens are delaying their driver’s licenses and Peaches reflects on his own fight with his parents to finally get behind the wheelA California woman lives with over 1,100 cats in a trailer while the cats occupy her house — Peaches wants her on the show immediatelySan Francisco opens a public naming contest for a new park and learns, predictably, that the internet cannot be trusted (shoutout Parky McParkface)Arizona warns residents to prepare for spider and scorpion invasions — Peaches is grateful for Idaho’s bug problem being mildly annoying instead of venomousAnd finally, Peaches plugs the upcoming Cirque Italia water circus coming to Idaho Falls… right after he leaves town.

It’s Friday on Peaches Pit Party, and the vibes are immaculate: we’ve got chaos, concerts, cracker concoctions, and cremation mishaps. Peaches is wrapping up the Chevelle Cipher contest, giving away more tickets at a remote this weekend, and mentally preparing for his trip home — while trying to survive plane headlines, bracket stress, and Maddie’s oyster surprise.Today’s episode includes:The Chevelle Cipher finale and the strange story of Quint, the only person to call in… and somehow winPreview of the Teton Auto Credit remote this Saturday in Idaho Falls — and the final chance to win Chevelle, Asking Alexandria, and Dead Poets Society ticketsViktor’s out for the week. Peaches is next — headed home to California for ACDC and emotional tortoise reunionsNCAA Final Four is here: Florida, Duke, Auburn, and Houston. Peaches has a Florida-Duke final in his bracket and is quietly sweating for that $25 prizeAlex Ovechkin is three goals away from Gretzky’s all-time record, and the NHL has planned a 7-minute celebration… because why have nice things?Also:Lower back tattoos are making a Gen Z comeback… but this time it’s ✨delicate✨Shot Clock Sports Update: Ovechkin vs. Gretzky, Women’s World Cup 2031 coming to the US, Texans fans sue over PSL restrictionsThe Rock’s plane makes an emergency landing and now Peaches is once again questioning all air travelA toddler in the UK eats Grandpa’s ashes thinking it’s a cookie jar. Somehow this isn’t even the weirdest story todayA Florida man tries hiding from police in a tree while his buddy chills behind a shed. They both failDigital minimalism is back — flip phones, MP3 players, Game Boy nostalgia, and Peaches rants about missing his iPod ShuffleAnd in To Peach Their Own: “What cheap food would you still eat no matter how rich you got?” Peaches and Maddie swap chaos recipes (including oyster-mustard-cheese stacks), a listener calls in with stovetop stuffing praise, and we all agree tuna casserole with raisins is a war crime.Also:Peaches reminisces about “Brad Eats,” the illegal chips era, and near-death ice cream recovery after the One Chip ChallengeNew Nothing More + Daughtry music video is emotionally devastating, and Peaches low-key regrets not filming a one-take reaction

Peaches is flying solo, slightly distracted, and wildly opinionated on today’s episode of Peaches Pit Party — featuring everything from real-life lightning strikes to toothpaste that tastes like fried chicken (yes, really). If you came for music, chaos, and sarcasm with a side of Cybertruck theft and UFO survival plans, you’re in the right place.Today’s madness includes:A man in Tennessee gets struck by lightning and lives to tell the tale — now with bonus tree-scar tattoosChevelle Cipher strikes again with another giveaway for Chevelle, Asking Alexandria, and Dead Poets SocietyA mayor resigns after accidentally sending very NSFW video content to the city attorney — Peaches can’t even dealA Minecraft movie with a 55% Rotten Tomatoes score is in theaters, and Peaches is considering going in a suit for the bitHismile launches limited-edition KFC-flavored toothpaste. Chicken breath never felt so cleanAI toothpaste sidetrack leads to an entire flavor spiral: peach iced tea, daiquiri, bubble gum, glazed donut — and yes, Peaches wants Zyn-flavored toothpaste for adultsAlso:Shot Clock Sports Update: Melo hits the Hall of Fame, the NFL might give the Chiefs Christmas, and Jimmy’s Famous Seafood claps back with “snakehead bites” after a coach skips townA Florida man tries to steal a Cybertruck during a test drive. He left his real ID at the dealership. Classic.Another Florida man threatens to fight a mom over a lemonade refillFlorida ranks high for alien invasion survival, Idaho gets snubbed — Peaches has THOUGHTSThe KFC toothpaste was supposed to be a joke but now it’s real… like Peaches’ back painNintendo announces the $450 Switch 2 and Peaches immediately starts planning the Fall “Make the Switch” promoTo Peach Their Own: What’s one song you’d permanently delete from every playlist everywhere? Listeners call in to ban Nickelback, Kings of Leon, System of a Down, and yes — that one Chili Peppers song Peaches totally doesn’t play 30 times a dayVeruca Salt resurfaces, Chad Kroeger almost redeems himself with Santana, and “Hurt” by Johnny Cash might be the saddest music video of all timeAlso also:Idaho Falls still arguing about the dang water towerFast food freakouts, Reddit drama, and why “I’ll just swish with gravy” might be a valid dental plan

After a wildly successful April Fools' stunt featuring the now-iconic Brenda Pear, Peaches returns to Peaches Pit Party with his usual brand of sarcasm, caffeine, and complete disbelief at the state of humanity. From fake death scares to overpriced concert tickets and forbidden peanut butter combinations — this episode is a full buffet of chaos.Inside:Peaches recaps the Brenda Pear prank — including AI voice changers, graphic makeovers, and his dad straight-up betraying him on-airChevelle Cipher continues with a giveaway for Chevelle, Asking Alexandria, and Dead Poets Society at Mountain America CenterBREAKING ROCK NEWS: Godsmack loses two original members to retirement, Doc Coyle exits Bad Wolves, and speculation flies on what’s nextPeaches reacts to a Facebook rumor about Val Kilmer’s death… and finds out it was real, not a prank. RIP to a legendAC/DC’s upcoming tour is definitely not struggling with ticket sales — Peaches proves it with actual math and a Ticketmaster rage spiral“The Woody Show’s” Menace walks 40 miles from Burbank to Disneyland live on Instagram — and Peaches starts plotting his own local version (with churros at the end)Also:Shot Clock Sports Update: Joe DiMaggio’s bat goes up for auction, free concessions at Coastal Carolina games, and the NFL delays the tush push banMovie memorabilia insanity: Chewbacca’s bowcaster, Conan’s sword, and Tom Cruise’s jacket all hit auctionA Florida man sets up a beach perimeter with beer cans and women’s underwear — you already know he was nakedDr. Phil’s grocery tips go viral, but Peaches isn’t buying health advice from a guy with $460 million and no medical licenseTo Peach Their Own: “What TV show starts and ends as a 10/10?” with listeners calling in recs like Burn Notice, Arcane, Dexter, Bob’s Burgers, The Blacklist, The Preacher, Landman, and moreA chaotic rundown of bizarre food combos including peanut butter & pickles, Ritz crackers in hot chocolate, and ranch on spaghetti — an Italian war crimeNew push-up challenge on TikTok has women going viral… and Peaches still can’t do a pull-upAI-generated receipts, bizarre road layouts, and shows Peaches actually finished (Reacher season 3: approved)All that and more in this extra-stuffed, post-Brenda episode of Peaches Pit Party.

APRIL FOOLS! Peaches is out, Brenda Pear is in — for one day only. Thanks to some unholy mix of AI voice tech, inspired coworkers, and deeply questionable decision-making, Peaches Pit Party transforms into The Perfect Afternoon with Brenda Pear for this once-in-a-year chaos special.Brenda, Peaches' “totally real” stand-in DJ alter ego, takes over the KBEAR 101 airwaves with hot takes, fake products, viral horror stories, and a full Shot Clock Sports Update. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to prank an entire radio audience while arguing with AI-generated Facebook trolls and rating fake cheese cream eggs… this is your moment.Inside:Brenda introduces herself and immediately insults Peaches' chairThe Chevelle Cipher giveaway continues — emojis, brainpower, and a shot at free concert ticketsAskReddit prompts like “What street sign best describes your ex?” deliver hard truths and even harder laughsA woman wakes up mid-flight to find her HAIR BRAIDED by a mystery seatmate — Brenda is not okayBrenda’s Shot Clock Sports Update features Final Four trivia, million-dollar baseball cards, and Trae Young becoming an assistant GMNew concerts added to the Riverbend calendar: Architects, Summer School Tour, Babymetal, and moreBrenda shares Rock News: Ice Nine Kills launches spooky cosmetics, Nirvana’s MTV Unplugged exhibit lands in London, and AI is generating fake $1,200 Chuck E. Cheese receiptsPeaches’ dad calls in to say Brenda should replace him full-time — brutalBrenda recaps the funniest April Fool’s brand stunts: Cadbury cheese cream eggs, Heinz ketchup tea bags, and the cursed McPickles burgerPlus: fart slang through history (barking spiders, trouser coughs, and bottom burps), chaotic email address judgment, a cursed 6-way stop sign in New Jersey, and Gen Z calling out your AOL accountThe episode wraps with Peaches himself calling in to thank Brenda for not burning the place down (and to warn her not to get too comfortable). But honestly… she crushed it.

It’s a Monday of downsizing, digital doomscrolling, and dad wisdom on Peaches Pit Party — where the advice is questionable, the sarcasm is real, and Peaches is caught somewhere between purging his apartment and trolling Facebook groups with AI.In this episode:Peaches kicks off the Chevelle Cipher — decode the emoji push notification, be caller 20, and win tickets to Chevelle, Asking Alexandria, and Dead Poets Society in SeptemberMore Sleep Token Facebook chaos as Peaches’ AI-generated praise post continues to get roasted (and defended) by diehard fansStreaming services are stacking up — Peaches cancels most of his subscriptions and rants about the $70 average American spends every monthHe’s also gifting Maddie random electronics and posters like a chaotic thrift store Santa ClausDeep thoughts on moving from a 2-bed to a 1-bed apartment, plus the mental gymnastics of throwing things away (followed by “do I dumpster dive to get that back?”)Also:The best unsolicited dad advice from listeners, Reddit, and Peaches' own life (“Just don’t suck” makes a comeback)The monitor in the KBEAR studio is still broken, so the vibes are extra analog todayShot Clock Sports Update: Coach Prime’s massive new contract, a Yankees bat conspiracy, and a Pirates player fractures his ankle during a home run trotPeaches shares listener calls: weird teenager quotes, hacky sack legends, random history facts, and people who still think ATMs just print moneyStudio Ghibli AI portraits strike again — Peaches keeps getting hair and it’s deeply disrespectfulTucson OBGYN gets busted for doing C-sections on dogs. Yep, you read that right.Trump says he’ll end concert ticket scalping with an executive order — Peaches doesn’t believe it for a secondBabymetal’s new album drops in June with a stacked guest list including Spiritbox, Polyphia, Tom Morello, and PoppyAnd yes, Peaches has thoughts about the Morgan Wallen SNL “walk-off”Plus: the KBEAR March Madness bracket contest gets spicy — Peaches is in second, Victor picked teams without knowing what seeds meant, and someone’s bracket is completely dead.

It’s Friday, March 28th, and Peaches is leaning fully into the weird, the wild, and the wildly overpriced. This episode of Peaches Pit Party dives deep into bandana-based conspiracy theories, radioactive shopping, and the start of Idaho’s favorite sport: guessing when the first Yellowstone tourist will get flattened by a bison.In today’s episode:Panda Express ads are hypnotic. This is not a joke.The Whispering 311 giveaway is wrapped, and now it’s time for the Chevelle Cipher: emojis, push notifications, and your chance to win tickets to see Chevelle, Asking Alexandria, and Dead Poets SocietyJoJo Siwa pulls a Gene Simmons and offers a $900 VIP package that seems like… unpaid roadie work?Zillow’s $65M tsunami bait house in Hawaii is going viral. HOA included, of course.The Hawk Tuah Girl is cleared of her meme coin scandal — congrats to one of the worst podcasts out thereSleep Token Facebook drama continues — and a KBEAR listener named Hailey comes to the rescueMeanwhile, Brett Michaels might be rocking a Hulk Hogan-style skullet, and Peaches is not okayAlso:Australia needs a doctor and is offering $430K, free rent, and a car… but also hand-sized insects and 7 hours to the nearest cityA science nerd is arrested for trying to buy plutonium online. He just wants the whole periodic table, let him live.MLB giveaway roundup: cowboy hats, Billy Joel bobbleheads, Ice Cube, and water/dog food combo bottlesNFL bans CeeDee Lamb’s "wipe-the-nose" celebration for being too violent. He doesn’t care.And in To Peach Their Own: What’s something you’re better at than most people? Answers include hacky sack, selective hearing, procrastination, top-shelf grabbing, and guessing movie plots in under 10 minutesPLUS: A local metal show for a good cause, Studio Ghibli-style AI portraits that keep giving Peaches hair, and tourists already revving up to ignore every “don’t pet the bison” sign in Yellowstone.

It’s Pre-Friday (aka Thursday), and Peaches is back on Peaches Pit Party with one of the most chaotic, hilarious, and oddly relatable episodes yet. If you’ve ever rage-cleaned before a flight, plotted revenge over parking logistics, or had thoughts about canned meat security… you’re in the right place.Today’s wild ride includes:Another round of Whispering 311 — it takes multiple callers and some lyrical misfires before someone finally wins tickets to 311, Badflower, and Sitting on Saturn in PocatelloA deep dive into Facebook group trolling, AI-generated posts, and how Peaches accidentally started a Sleep Token civil war with one ChatGPT postRoom temperature water hot takes, again, because apparently hydration opinions are eternal battlegroundsSpam is now under lock and key in Alaska Walmarts — we have officially lost the plotWalmart scams, cruise ship pirate warnings, and a plumber who literally unclogged then re-clogged a restaurant’s pipes out of spiteA pilot forgets his passport and diverts an entire international flight... totally normal stuffAnd a woman tries to bill Kim Kardashian after her dog ate five pairs of SKIMS underwearAlso:To Peach Their Own returns with: “What’s something weird you do that feels totally normal to you?” Listeners share sleep poses, obsessive folding, and aggressive pre-travel cleaning routines (Peaches included)A babysitter finds a literal man hiding under a kid’s bed — not a ghost, not a raccoon, a dude. Real story. Nope.The MLB Hope-o-Meter is out, and fans of the Angels, Rockies, and White Sox are in full emotional collapseJJ Watt is going from NFL beast to CBS booth — good for him, sad for Peaches’ bracketAnd Peaches gears up for ACDC and The Pretty Reckless at the Rose Bowl… while dreading the traffic, the parking, and the two grumpy 60-year-olds he’ll be with

It’s a wild Wednesday on Peaches Pit Party — and that’s putting it lightly. Peaches is coming in hot with rants, recaps, chaos, and conspiracy. If you’ve ever questioned the sanity of Facebook commenters, cruise ship announcements, or room temperature water drinkers… this episode is your kind of weird.Today’s lineup includes:A “fitness influencer” dies from three energy drinks and caffeine pills a day. Peaches relives his AFib scare and regrets everything about his Red Bull phase.Whispering 311 continues with another round of ASMR lyrics. It takes four callers to get it right, but someone finally cracks “Beautiful Disaster.”March Madness updates: all Sweet 16 teams are Power Conference schools for the first time since 1975 — and someone actually won Warren Buffett’s $1M bracket challenge.Cruise ship passengers are warned of pirate activity near the Philippines. Peaches suggests we install coin-operated cannons for fun and profit.Banana barcode scams hit Walmart, and a Florida woman gets caught… with two kids in her locked car. Not her best day.Also:To Peach Their Own: “What are you totally fine missing out on, no matter what people say?” Answers include bungee jumping, the ocean, and being invited to anything involving RSVPs.The Facebook comment section is melting down over Peaches’ AI-generated troll post claiming Sleep Token is the greatest band of all time. Over 500 reactions, and he’s not done yet.Another post attacks room temperature water. If you drink it by choice, Peaches “doesn’t trust you” — and the comments go feral.A woman gets her hand stuck in her boyfriend’s mouth while filming a video. TikTok doctors are speechless. So is Peaches.Cruise influencers are going viral, Malcolm in the Middle is getting a reboot, and the new Dewey looks like he sells Capri Suns in the back hallway.PLUS:Shot Clock Sports Update: a coach moonlighting as an NCAA ump, beeswax candle vibes, face dunking routines, hurricane season panic, and an NHL defenseman who removed all his lightbulbs and now lives by candlelight. Sure.

From fake steak names to middle school fundraisers with toilet toys, Peaches is rolling into this Tuesday episode of Peaches Pit Party with the kind of high-energy chaos only he can deliver.On today’s show:Whispering 311 continues with a surprisingly challenging lyric — and about four people failing before one guy finally guessed “Beautiful Disaster”An 81-year-old basketball coach gets fired after pulling a player's ponytail — Peaches shares old-school sports stories and gets nostalgic about being yelled at by coaches with zero chillTexas wants to rename the New York Strip to the Texas Strip. Peaches doesn’t care — he just wants easier meatTikTok claims massage guns can cause strokes (and Peaches is 100% freaked out now)A 5th grader raised $160 for school and was rewarded with… fake poop. School fundraisers have never been more tragicInstagram causes mental health problems, but Peaches is mostly using it like a digital scrapbook for memes and weird food photosRIP to the Idaho Falls water tower — there's a literal community tribute event happening and Peaches cannot handle itAlso:A Sleep Token rant Peaches posted in a SiriusXM fan group hits 500+ reactions and floods of people calling him “an idiot” (but some agreed)To Peach Their Own: “What’s something you’re totally fine missing out on, no matter what anyone says?” Answers include: sky coasters, the ocean, the gym, bungee jumping, and adulting in generalA girl gets her entire fist stuck in her boyfriend’s mouth… yeah, you read that rightAnd the Malcolm in the Middle reboot is coming — but Dewey’s been recast by a knockoff kid with Cartoon Network energyPlus your Shot Clock Sports Update featuring:A guy getting a concussion in the bullpen during batting practiceMookie Betts launching a pro bowling teamAnd a minor league baseball logo that accidentally looks wildly inappropriateAll that, and the deep betrayal of room temperature water.

Peaches kicks off the week with a minor injury, a muddy IHOP incident, and a full-blown rant about internet chaos — welcome to another absurd and highly relatable episode of Peaches Pit Party.On today’s show:Peaches bites his own finger during lunch. With a McChicken. We’ve all been there (right??)Sleep Token’s tour sells out instantly, fans riot, and Peaches posts a legendary rant in the SiriusXM Octane group that will 100% cause dramaThe Whispering 311 ticket contest begins — if you can identify a 311 song by whispered ASMR lyrics, you’re going to the showNew robot named Aleta is now drawing blood better than nurses — Peaches is NOT on boardGene Simmons flops his solo tour while KISS plots a “final” return… again… but this time without the makeupThe Mets’ AI-generated hot dog bucket is going viral, and Peaches almost believed it (almost)Meanwhile, in Russia: fake Billie Eilish and 30 Seconds to Mars concerts are popping up courtesy of disinformation campaignsPlus:Animal escape update: a goat frees a kangaroo in South Carolina, otters go rogue in Wisconsin, and Peaches is just waiting to ride a camel from the Idaho Falls Zoo into the studioA Ukrainian man performs surgery on himself using YouTube tutorials and zero common senseShot Clock Sports Update: Mookie Betts buys a bowling team, WNBA goes primetime, and MLB locker rooms crack down on cell phonesBabymetal and Poppy are collabing and Victor might be moving into the studio permanentlyAnd in today’s To Peach Their Own: “What’s something you’re not ashamed to still love no matter how old you are?” The answers range from naps to blowing bubbles to yelling "WOO!" in the car wash tunnel — it’s pure joy, unfiltered.

Happy Friday! Peaches is unusually hyped — and exhausted — for this episode of Peaches Pit Party, where the weirdest stories of the week meet aggressive opinions, March Madness chaos, and the loss of the greatest iced tea known to man.In today’s show:Sleep Token's entire tour sells out in minutes, causing Peaches to relive his Ticketmaster trauma (and someone paid how much for pit tickets?!)Papa Roach ticket giveaways are done — congrats to the screamers — and next week begins Whispering 311, a brand-new ASMR-style contest where listeners whisper their way to free ticketsGene Simmons tries to charge fans $12,000 to be his roadie and Peaches is DONELipton murders Peach Iced Tea and has the audacity to post a eulogyDMV appointment scalpers in Florida are now a thing, and you can’t even be surprised anymoreA Florida man’s family roasts him in his obituary and it’s hilariously savageTikTok thinks people are eating mermaids and Peaches can’t look awayAnd someone stole a golden toilet from Churchill’s birthplace…because of course they didPlus, in To Peach Their Own, Peaches asks: “What’s something people pretend to like but secretly hate?” From baby photos to corporate ‘mandatory fun’ to hairdresser guilt-lies, the calls are brutal and beautiful.Also:March Madness bracket drama in the office (Peaches is watching you, Maddie)The Shot Clock Sports Update features weird ravioli injuries, hardcore trail races, and season two of Netflix’s QuarterbackSpring might be creeping in…but Idahoans are still battling wind, snow, and old people asking where your jacket is

Peaches is in full chaos mode this Thursday on Peaches Pit Party, and it's officially the first day of spring — which of course means it’s still snowing in Idaho and people are revenge-quitting their jobs like it’s trendy.Here’s what went down:Sleep Token’s tour sells out in seconds while fans crumble in Ticketmaster queues (Peaches still doesn’t know how his dad got those AC/DC tickets)Local band GEL breaks up after their guitarist went full villain: stolen money, Reddit leaks, and permanent D-bag statusThe “Papa Scream the Weather” ticket contest gets its final shot — including Peaches contemplating a 1:30 AM surprise call-in just to mess with peopleNCAA March Madness is alive and well in the office, and Peaches has five brackets riding on pure vibes and ChatGPT mathDMV appointment scalpers are reselling time slots in Florida like it’s a Taylor Swift concertRevenge quitting is in, and Peaches is way too superstitious for that lifeIguana omelets? Yeah, Florida’s got that too.And in To Peach Their Own, the question is simple: What is the absolute worst chore? Listeners call in with passionate hatred for everything from dishes to dusting to cleaning pig pens — and one guy thinks chopping wood in the cold is just plain medieval.Oh, and Tracy Morgan threw up at a Knicks game, Peaches still doesn’t have a working dishwasher, and your windows might just be judging you.

From the Cannonball studio to the KBEAR airwaves, Peaches is back with a jam-packed Tuesday show that runs the full emotional spectrum — from stomach-turning food poisoning to screaming weather updates for concert tickets.On today’s Peaches Pit Party:The Papa Weather Report giveaway continues for Papa Roach, Rise Against, and Underoath tickets — just scream the weather, win the goodsNew concert alert: 311 and Badflower are coming to Pocatello in AugustMarch Madness bracket mania hits the studio — Peaches gets ChatGPT involved and ponders Warren Buffett's modified million-dollar challengeWest Virginia’s governor goes full conspiracy mode over their NCAA snubThe true agony of adult life: endless dishes, constant bills, and tiny bathtubsVictor’s interview with Poppy is out now — hear all about her Salt Lake City show and their chatTracy Morgan pukes courtside at the Knicks game... and somehow makes it hilariousOne man’s McDonald’s legacy hits 35,000 Big Macs (Peaches isn’t impressed)Two cruise ships announce $75K+ world tours — would you do it?A drunk guy mistakes a cop car for an Uber (Peaches sides with the guy)The debate rages: do you peek at setlists before a concert or keep it a surprise?And in today’s “To Peach Their Own,” Peaches dives into the soft side of masculinity — rom-coms, bubble baths, and stuffed animals. You know, the stuff the bros never admit to loving.

This Saint Patrick’s Day edition of Peaches Pit Party is bursting at the seams with chaos, caffeine, and green dye number 3. Peaches looks back on childhood leprechaun pranks and updates listeners on his adult version of celebrating — limping from Diet Coke nerve damage and hiding from the gym.Catch the lowdown on this week’s wild Papa Weather Report giveaway, where listeners can win tickets to Papa Roach, Rise Against, and Underoath by absolutely screaming the weather at Peaches. It’s ridiculous and it rules.Also in this episode:A listener captures Victor announcing Poppy live on stageStarbucks gets sued for $50 million over hot tea (yep)Why Forever 21 is folding (again), and where to get bankruptcy dealsCheeto shaped like the Jumpman logo is now pricelessNCAA brackets, the madness of March, and using AI to cheat for gloryA man forgets his pet alligator at a motel (seriously)A South African Antarctica base turns into real-life Knives OutAn asteroid might be coming but we can’t see it because... the sunAnd a library book returned 99 years lateWhether you’re team green beer or team stay home and complain, this episode delivers enough strange stories and sarcasm to fill your gold coin jar.

In this high-energy, chaotic Friday edition of Peaches Pit Party, Peaches kicks things off with heavy riffs and ends up somewhere between nosebleed surgeries and AI Donny Osmond. Buckle up.We’re talking concert season mayhem, picky Facebook commenters, and a whole bunch of shows getting locked in for 2025 — with a few giveaways along the way. Ever heard a grown man rant about pepperoni being overrated? You will now.Topics include:Jim Morrison might be a janitor named Frank in SyracuseSaint Patrick’s Day: the holiday with the most hangovers and the least purposeA Chinese man nearly bleeds out... from nose-pickingRed Sox rookies surviving a 76-item Starbucks orderWhy your Charger might start selling you Hulu at a stoplightA Florida man tries the lap dance dine-and-dashA Disney dad ruins everyone's day at the log rideNational Pie Day deals (the math one, not the dessert — but also yes to pizza)And the return of “To Peach Their Own” with a deep dive on the most underrated pizza toppings (garlic lovers, unite)Peaches also celebrates raising over $46,000 for the Ronald McDonald House Charities in Idaho — proving even the most chaotic radio hosts have a soft side.

What do Sleep Token, CPAP machines, fire sauce mishaps, and $16,000 TV bundles have in common? They all found their way into this chaotic yet oddly relatable episode of Peaches Pit Party. Join Peaches as he celebrates the release of Sleep Token’s latest track and speculates whether Breaking Benjamin is about to blow minds as a surprise opener.From deep thoughts about what’s been slowly disappearing over the last decade (spoiler: it’s not just your sanity), to hilarious takes on Taco Bell disasters, Instagram testing a secret downvote button, and whether society is slowly turning into “The Giver,” Peaches goes full tilt.You'll also hear about:A wild theory involving 1930s prohibition whiskey and a beach dog named KodaThe growing cult of Tony Hawk nostalgia and the power of skate game soundtracksNCAA March Madness hype (including blind loyalty to Cal State Fullerton)A Shot Clock Sports Update with spicy Tiger Woods news and MLB stadium rankingsOne Chinese man’s accidental leap into Truman Show fameAnd a hot take from Jason Kelce’s wife that might start an inflight feudPlus, the final call to support families with sick kids through the Ronald McDonald House Charities at EIRMC — because even chaos has heart.If you’ve ever talked to your microwave or cried over a stained band tee, this one’s for you.

On this episode of Peaches Pit Party, Peaches dives headfirst into the everyday absurdities and modern mayhem shaping life in Idaho and beyond. From celebrating the breaking news that Broulims will now open on Sundays to throwing shade at social media's professional complainers, nothing is off-limits. He reacts to Metallica’s $3,500 VR concert collab with Apple, rants about legroom on budget airlines, and wonders who still owns a functioning DVD player (hint: not him).In the “To Peach Their Own” segment, listeners call in to nominate the one food they’d erase from existence—mushrooms, tuna casserole, and the controversial cilantro all make appearances. Peaches also shares the latest on the Seether, P.O.D., and Nonpoint concert giveaway, throws a spotlight on the Ronald McDonald House fundraiser with EIRMC, and breaks down wild airport stories, demonic plane passengers, and people smuggling turtles in pants.If it’s weird, funny, or frustratingly first-world, it probably made it into this episode.

Peaches returns from a solo weekend full of time change confusion, muddy hiking fails, and a very public slide down a snowy hill—on his butt. From there, it only gets more chaotic in this stacked episode of Peaches’ Pit Party.This week, we’re talking:What it’s like when 11 out of 12 toilets clog mid-flight (and the power of holding the only working one)A truck driving around with a literal dead giraffe in the backPeople being weirdly okay with their partner cheating on them... with a robot?AI updates and how we're heading toward the movie HerSleep Token fans losing their minds over arena profile pics$23,000 Celtics courtside seats (spoiler: watch it at home)Why moving to France for a better life might backfire real fastA new app called TouchGrass that blocks your favorite doomscrolling platforms until you go outsideAnd, of course, a Florida man dancing naked in the Keys. It never ends.In To Peach Their Own, Peaches asks: 🗣️ “Who would you want as your GPS voice—real or fictional?” And follows it up with: 🎤 “What was your very first concert experience?”Listeners call in with everything from Garbage and Placebo in South Africa to Whitesnake in the '80s in the Philippines. Peaches confesses his first show was Hannah Montana and the Jonas Brothers (we won't judge... much).Throw in some love for the Seether, P.O.D., and Nonpoint concert coming to Idaho Falls in May, a shoutout to the Ronald McDonald House Charities fundraiser, and a reminder that yes, people really do delete Facebook and it’s annoying when you’re in radio—and you've got a wild, weird, and very real episode of Peaches' Pit Party.

On this episode of Peaches’ Pit Party, someone in the KBAR 101 Idaho Rock and Metal Facebook group claims they’ve never seen what Peaches or Victor look like… and their mental image? Wildly inaccurate. Peaches reads the post out loud and reflects on how radio voices never match the faces, sharing his own scrawny high school phase and the time he was shook finding out what The Woody Show looked like in real life.But that’s just the tip of the Pit Party iceberg.We dive headfirst into:A watermelon assault in Florida (yes, again)McDonald’s replacing workers with AI (but we found the hack to break it)A Cheeto that sold for $88,000 because it looked like Charizard (meanwhile, Peaches is over here debating guac)A record-breaking NCAA baseball game where George Mason scored 23 runs in one inningOne-legged jeans for $440, because fashion is drunkHow meetings give you real “hangovers,” minus the tequilaAnd the heartbreaking saga of training for the NYC Marathon… only to get rejectedPlus: Which band did you used to love that now makes you cringe? Peaches goes back into his Spotify time capsule to answer that one during To Peach Their Own.You’ll laugh, you’ll cringe, you’ll probably check your attic for old Nintendo gear after hearing how much a sealed Jungle Green N64 goes for. It’s unfiltered, unpredictable, and unmistakably Peaches’ Pit Party.

It’s hump day, and Peaches is back with another episode full of sarcasm, nostalgia, and giveaways. He kicks things off with the “Make the Switch” giveaway, giving listeners a chance to win a Nintendo Switch bundle, plus a giveaway for U2’s tribute band LAvation at the Shoshone Bennett Casino Hotel. Then it’s time for some rock festival news – the Aftershock Festival lineup has dropped, and it’s a dream for any fan of the KBear playlist, including a reunion from Acid Bath (lucky Viktor!)Peaches then dives into childhood memories of the most annoying toys ever, like Furbies, Moon Shoes, and the infamous Tickle Me Elmo. If you ever wondered why your parents probably regretted every second of your childhood, this segment will give you the answers. The fun continues as Peaches talks about old-person habits he’s somehow adopted, like having dinner at 5:30 PM and carrying around Ibuprofen, comfy shoes, and a fanny pack full of emergency meds. It's a reminder that growing up doesn’t mean your life becomes more exciting – it just means you finally understand why your parents were obsessed with practicality.Things get weird when TikTok claims that coconut yogurt is the secret to getting “hotter,” and Peaches has some thoughts on the $39 jar of yogurt that promises to turn you into a glowing goddess. Spoiler: he’s not buying it.In sports, Peaches talks about the disastrous season for the Dallas Mavericks, with injuries piling up and ticket prices skyrocketing, and the recent drama with Bill Belichick and Hard Knocks falling through. He also highlights a historic moment for NASCAR, as Catherine Legge becomes the first woman to race in the Cup Series in seven years.Lastly, Peaches gets into some strange government recommendations, like eating nutria (a rodent) to help control their population and prevent damage to marshlands. As for eating challenges, Peaches warns against trying to break the record for the world’s largest burger, especially if you want to avoid becoming a permanent guest in the ER.This episode has it all—giveaways, nostalgic toys, weird food trends, sports drama, and a deep dive into some truly odd government recommendations. Tune in for Peaches’ signature sarcasm and a laugh-filled ride through life’s strangest moments.

Peaches is back, and this time, he’s diving into everything from absurd shopping habits to video game nostalgia. The episode kicks off with a hard-hitting debate: dishes vs. laundry. Peaches is team anti-dishes (of course), but it turns out he’s not alone—his listeners are on the same side. After that, it’s time to talk about one of Peaches' personal simulations coming true: Pink Floyd’s Live at Pompeii being re-released in 4K! Yeah, that’s right—Peaches totally manifested it, and he's here to explain how it all went down.Things take a turn as we discuss how Tesla owners are battling an identity crisis, swapping out their logos in an attempt to disassociate from Elon Musk. But let’s be real, you can’t change the badge and pretend it’s a different car, right? This leads to a ridiculous sports update with Serena Williams stepping into a new role with the Toronto Tempo, and a hilarious segment about an 81-year-old legend, Jimmy Johnson, retiring from Fox Sports after a 31-year career.But hold on—Peaches isn’t done. He’s also talking about Costco becoming the ultimate luxury boutique, with items like $26,000 Rolexes and $18,000 bottles of Dom Perignon. Meanwhile, we’ve got a Florida woman trying to erase DNA evidence with Mountain Dew. Yeah, you read that right. It’s a crime scene that smells like a 7-Eleven exploded.And finally, we end with some light-hearted fun, including a toddler calling 911 for “emergency donuts” (seriously, how cute is that?) and Peaches reminiscing about forgotten video games like Redneck Rampage, Earthworm Jim, and Road Rash. It’s a wild ride of nostalgia, shopping rants, and absurd crime stories, with just a dash of Peaches’ signature humor and sarcasm.So if you're ready for a laugh, a bizarre shopping story, and some deep dives into the weird world of Tesla and Costco, don’t miss this episode!

Join Peaches for another unforgettable episode of Peaches’ Pit Party, where sarcasm, pop culture commentary, and real-life struggles collide. In this episode, Peaches kicks things off with a hilarious story about his first workout in a while, only to end up in agony with sore arms that leave him walking like a penguin. He also gets into the age-old debate – what’s worse, doing dishes or laundry? It’s the kind of hard-hitting question that has Peaches’ listeners chiming in live on-air, and he wants to know: which chore drives you to madness?As the episode continues, Peaches takes you through his weekend adventures, from cleaning his apartment to diving deep into a wild movie night with friends on Discord. But forget the usual movie fare – Peaches and his crew watched The Substance, a mind-bending A24 film that’s not for the faint of heart (or anyone not into weird needle imagery and plenty of nudity). It’s one of those movies that leaves you scratching your head and questioning reality – and Peaches has plenty of thoughts to share.There’s also some big news in the world of sports, with Peaches updating listeners on the growing popularity of Caitlin Clark and her new spot in the WNBA, plus Bill Belichick’s surprising new role with the University of North Carolina Tar Heels. The Shot Clock sports update also includes a hilariously bizarre story of a child causing a soccer match to be called off – because, well, he bit the referee. Yeah, you read that right.And of course, no Peaches’ Pit Party episode would be complete without some absurd moments in entertainment. From wrestling drama to the Oscars (and the weirdness that’s all around it), Peaches talks about the highs and lows of celebrity culture, including John Cena's shock move to the dark side and the endless remakes taking over Hollywood. You’ll get Peaches’ takes on everything from The Rock and Travis Scott in the ring together to the Oscars and their total lack of impact on actual movie-viewing decisions.So, if you’re in the mood for some laughs, outrageous takes, and unexpected entertainment commentary, don’t miss this episode. Peaches has you covered with a mix of humor, sarcasm, and insights on everything from odd chores to the oddest movie moments. Tune in now and see why Peaches' Pit Party is the ultimate escape.

It's another wild ride with Peaches on this week’s Peaches’ Pit Party, where we tackle everything from AI-generated rock rage bait to the heart-wrenching farewell of Skype after 21 years. Peaches kicks things off by diving into his Facebook trolling antics, revealing how an AI post about Greta Van Fleet being "the best thing to happen to rock since Nirvana" is causing a stir in the SiriusXM Octane fan group. Get ready for a rollercoaster of controversy, laughs, and internet chaos.But that's not all – we’re talking about the long-awaited Shrek 5, which is stirring up nostalgia but also facing a ton of backlash. With Zendaya’s casting and a switch in animation style, is the ogre we all know and love about to get a makeover that fans aren't ready for? Peaches has some strong opinions, and we’re bringing you all the latest gossip.We also explore some exciting (and a bit strange) tech news, like the new anti-aging pill for dogs that could extend your furry friend's life, plus some big breakthroughs in AI that are changing the healthcare game. Doctors are now relying on artificial intelligence to make life-saving decisions and improve treatment plans – but Peaches has his reservations about the future of AI in healthcare.But wait, there's more! Peaches shares his own Shot Clock sports update and asks the listeners to send in their most bizarre public moments for To Peach Their Own. From a guy feeding birds by spitting bread at them to the surprising end of Skype as we know it, this episode covers it all. Not to mention, Peaches reminisces about his favorite addictive video games, from World of Warcraft to Dungeons and Dragons, while asking listeners to share their own gaming obsessions. Could GTA 6 be the game that brings back excitement for the gaming world?Tune in for the mix of wild entertainment, weird news, pop culture takes, and some unexpected heart-to-hearts, all in this jam-packed episode. Peaches brings the sarcasm and humor to every corner of the show, so if you want to stay up-to-date on the latest buzz while laughing along, this is the episode you can’t miss!

Peaches Pit Party is back, and this one is an absolute rollercoaster. Fresh off a midweek break, Peaches recaps his trip to Boise for Disturbed, Three Days Grace, and Sevendust, including running into Big J from 100.3 The X, meeting Chris Payne from KDOT, and nearly getting whipped by an angry old man at a previous concert. We also break down the biggest rock tours coming to the area—including Nothing More’s Boise show and Pantera with Amon Amarth—plus, the chaos of people online thinking some of these concerts are fake. (Spoiler: They’re not.)Then, things get real weird. Spring Break is here, and Florida authorities are literally begging students to stay away. Meanwhile, an insanely reckless hiker in China ignored warnings, got lost for 10 days, and survived by eating toothpaste. Over in England, someone stole an entire kitchen sink from a restaurant, while in the UK, thieves pulled off a multi-million dollar heist—stealing an 18-karat gold toilet from Winston Churchill’s birthplace. Oh, and we’ve got airline nightmare fuel: imagine sitting next to a dead body on a 15-hour flight because the airline didn’t know what else to do with it. Yeah.In sports, we break down the NFL team report cards, including why the Arizona Cardinals are the bottom of the barrel, and the New York Jets’ owner got an "F" for a “culture of fear.” Also, JJ Watt keeps teasing an NFL return, while Rob Gronkowski has officially entered his lazy-boy era.Plus, it’s time for To Peach Their Own, where we discuss the most underrated concert photo hack, debate the most annoying noises on the planet, and question whether you would poke a dead body if it was next to you on a flight.This episode has concert madness, travel disasters, dumb criminal heists, and some of the wildest stories you’ll hear all week. Buckle up!

Strap in because this episode of Peaches Pit Party is all over the place—in the best way possible. We’re kicking things off with a major concert rundown: Disturbed, Three Days Grace, and Sevendust are invading Boise, and we’ve got all the details. Plus, Dropkick Murphys and Bad Religion are officially coming to Pocatello, but for some reason, people online think it’s fake? We break down the ridiculousness of that and a few more big-name tours that just got announced.Speaking of ridiculous, TikTok has outdone itself again with a new trend called #DroppingThingsOnMyFeet, where people are literally smashing air fryers, TVs, and even bricks onto their toes—all for clout. Doctors are warning that it’s insanely stupid, but will that stop anyone? Doubt it. Meanwhile, the New York Yankees just ended their decades-long ban on beards, and people are weirdly mad about it. And in another bizarre headline, an Atlanta Falcons superfan known as “Birdlady” just got arrested for running a fake tailgate scam—because apparently, even tailgates aren’t safe from grifters anymore.On the movie front, we rewatched The Expendables, and let’s just say…it does not hold up. Also, the news that they’re making an Expendables 5 has us questioning reality. And if you’ve ever worn a band’s t-shirt to their concert, you might be a victim of a weird music snob rule—but we’re here to settle the debate once and for all.Then, things get real weird. Did you know there’s a legit phobia of ketchup that makes people break out in panic attacks? Yeah, neither did we. Also, baby names are getting out of control—parents are apparently naming their kids Shooter, Trigger, and Caliber, and we’re not sure whether to laugh or be concerned. And finally, we wrap things up with a heated pizza discussion: mushrooms—delicious topping or absolute crime?This episode has concert drama, dumb internet trends, wild sports scandals, and the kind of stories that will make you question humanity. Don’t miss it!

Peaches Pit Party is back, and this episode is packed with more chaos than a librarian wearing a body cam (yes, that’s a real thing now). We’re kicking things off with a major concert announcement—Dropkick Murphys and Bad Religion are hitting Pocatello, and we might have something very special lined up for that show. Then, we dive into one of the most divisive food debates of all time: should veggies (and hot dogs?!) ever be in mac and cheese? The Internet has spoken, and the results are shocking.But that’s just the beginning! We break down Ozzy Osbourne’s final farewell show, featuring a lineup so stacked it might just be worth a last-minute trip to the UK. Over in the sports world, the NBA Dunk Contest gave us some jaw-dropping moments—Mac McClung is out here jumping over cars like it’s nothing, while LeBron James sat out his first All-Star Game in 20 years. Oh, and the Philadelphia Eagles threw a massive Super Bowl parade, complete with confetti, jumbotrons, and, apparently, trucks full of beer.We’ve also got some seriously wild headlines: a man in Chile got swallowed by a whale (yes, really), a lost seal was just casually waddling through Connecticut, and a town in Florida decided to rename itself MoonPie Town USA. Meanwhile, true crime might just be the key to dating success—at least according to one 67-year-old professor who claims his knowledge of serial killers makes him irresistible to women.And finally, we tackle the Internet’s latest rage-fest: Benny Blanco is engaged to Selena Gomez, and Twitter cannot handle it. Why does social media love to hate on people who are just out here minding their own business? Plus, if YouTube’s algorithm has been holding you hostage with endless sourdough tutorials or car crash videos, we’ve got the secret hack to reset it and reclaim your recommendations.Buckle up—this episode has music, sports, insane news stories, and the kind of hot takes that will make you question everything. Don’t miss it!

Join us for a lively episode of Peaches' Pit Party, where Viktor Wilt drops by for some lighthearted banter and timely rants about the ongoing construction madness in Idaho Falls. From sleepy break room confessions to traffic troubles around HITT Road, we cover it all with humor and relatable anecdotes. Tune in for hilarious takes on first world problems, an intriguing discussion about grocery outlets, and the struggle of navigating road closures. Don't miss out on this entertaining mix of local issues and playful conversations with Peaches and Viktor!

It’s another day in the Pit, and Peaches is fired up about everything from bad grocery cart etiquette to the existential pain of leftover microwave timers. This episode covers it all: a possum with a Costco cake addiction, robots delivering burritos on campus, and influencers who are way too into dating themselves (literally). Plus, the crew discusses why Metallica will never headline a Super Bowl and why minor annoyances like loud chewing or ignored aisle rules can send us over the edge. Oh, and don’t miss the wildest listener call-ins yet—especially the one about boomer ringtones.

In this chaotic ride through Peaches Pit Party, we dive into the concerts you can't miss, the bands worth defending at all costs, and why England’s four-day work week has us all jealous. From rapid-fire sports rants to dissecting the insanity of NBA trades, Peaches also tackles Ozempic side effects, monkey-triggered blackouts, and a $740,000 Tom Brady watch flex. Buckle up for listener call-ins, laugh-out-loud hot takes, and one big question: What’s the one band you’ll defend no matter what?

Peach’s Pit Party dives into the madness of the Super Bowl, from the halftime show controversy to Patrick Mahomes getting wrecked. Kendrick Lamar flexes on Drake in front of the world, and fans are split on the commercials. We also break down a potential asteroid impact, the worst Valentine’s Day gifts, and why Oasis fans are fuming over canceled tickets. Plus, life cheat codes, Red Dead Redemption 3 rumors, and a British man on a desperate quest for his lost Bitcoin.

It’s the last Peach’s Pit Party before the Super Bowl, and Peaches is serving up chaos on a platter. Why is Forrest Gump ranked the best movie of all time? What’s the weirdest Super Bowl bet you can make? And why did a Florida man spend an hour barking like a dog in an auto parts store? (Spoiler: meth.) Plus, the NFL plans a 15-hour flight to Australia, Victor needs a Stone Cold vest for his next stage appearance, and Primus’ new drummer survives an intimidating audition process under the watchful eye of Maynard James Keenan. Also, rats are taking over major cities, and Peaches is not swerving for dumb squirrels. It's a wild one—tune in!

This episode of Peach’s Pit Party is packed with bizarre headlines and hilarious takes. Peaches reacts to a mom on TikTok who proudly uses reusable toilet paper (ew), debates the NBA’s worst trade destinations, and breaks down the Luka Doncic trade disaster that led to refunds for Mavericks season ticket holders. Plus, Ozzy Osbourne reflects on life despite being unable to walk, a shipment of 37 live beetles disguised as snacks gets seized at LAX, and Peaches struggles with supermarket archways. Also, is the new Orange Cream Coke a hit or just another flop? Tune in for the chaos!

This episode of Peach’s Pit Party is packed with unexpected twists and questionable decisions. Peaches recaps his in-depth (and shockingly long) chat with Shane Told of Silverstein, debates why Weird Al should headline the Super Bowl, and wonders why anyone would drop $85 on chili-flavored ice cream. Plus, the internet is up in arms over France’s laundry rules, a Utah man learns he’s NOT bulletproof, and an abandoned car racks up $200,000 in parking fees. Oh, and should you really wear gym clothes three times before washing them? Tune in for the insanity!