Peaches Pit Party

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!

Silverstein’s Shane Told sits down with me, Peaches, for a deep dive into 25 years of chaos, creativity, and post-hardcore dominance. From the early days of recording Discovering the Waterfront while crashing in a walk-in closet to selling out their biggest tour ever, Shane pulls back the curtain on Silverstein’s journey, their evolution, and why they’ve never hit the brakes.We get into the making of their latest album, Antibloom—why they recorded it in Joshua Tree, how it rekindled the magic of their early days, and why they couldn’t settle for just one album in 2025 (yes, two full records are coming). Plus, Shane breaks down the stories behind Confession and Don’t Let Me Get Too Low—including how the latter almost didn’t have a bridge and the ridiculous behind-the-scenes moments that went into filming its music video in the Las Vegas desert.But it doesn’t stop there. We talk about:Breakdowns vs. Guitar Solos – Why every song today seems to have a breakdown, even the ballads.Touring at This Level – The reality of going from cramped vans to full production semi-trucks and what life on the road looks like 25 years in.The Emo Revival – Why a whole new generation of fans is showing up in droves to see Silverstein, and how the return of My Chemical Romance and Blink-182 has put a massive spotlight back on the scene.Pinball Obsession – Yes, Shane is a full-blown pinball addict, and he might be lurking in an arcade near you.Warped Tour Speculation – Could Silverstein be on the upcoming Warped Tour revival? Shane gives his take on what’s happening.Being ‘The Old Guys’ in the Scene – How it feels to still be at the top while seeing 18-year-olds rock the same fashion he wore in high school.We even talk sports, Luka Dončić trade drama, and what it’s like being 6’9” at a concert (spoiler: everyone hates me for it).This one is packed with stories, insights, and plenty of laughs. Whether you’ve been rocking with Silverstein since the beginning or just discovered them, this is an episode you don’t want to miss.Listen now!(Intro & Setting the Scene)(0:00) - (2:20) | Introduction & Technical Glitches(Setting up the interview as Shane deals with some connection issues.)(The Kindness in Rock and Metal)(2:20) - (3:08) | Everyone in Rock and Metal is Incredibly Kind(Shane reflects on the positive and welcoming nature of the music scene.)(Living Situations & Band History)(3:08) - (4:07) | Shane Lived in a Walk-in Closet at One Point(A humorous throwback to humble beginnings.)(4:07) - (5:45) | Silverstein Went Back to California to Record(First time recording there since 2007.)(5:45) - (6:45) | Upgrading to a Bus and Semi-Truck for Their Tour(Big upgrades for the 25 Years of Noise tour.)(6:45) - (7:53) | How 25 Years Have Flown By(Shane reflects on the band’s long journey.)(Creating Music After 25 Years)(7:53) - (10:51) | How Silverstein Still Produces Amazing Tracks(Shane reveals the band’s creative process after two and a half decades.)(Diving Into Songs and Music Videos)(10:51) - (11:20) | Praising ‘Confession’ and ‘Don’t Let Me Get Too Low’(Peaches highlights standout tracks.)(11:21) - (12:26) | The ‘Don’t Let Me Get Too Low’ Music Video(Shane breaks down the making of the music video.)(12:32) - (13:19) | A Sneak Peek at an Upcoming Song(Shane hints at new music teased at the end of the video.)(13:20) - (13:58) | Peaches’ Favorite Part of the Music Video(Peaches shares their favorite moment from the video.)(13:58) - (14:27) | Filming Location for the ‘Confession’ Video(Where the video was shot and the vision behind it.)(14:27) - (18:00) | Jon Lundin of Point North Collaborates with Silverstein(Discussing Jon’s work on 'Don’t Let Me Get Too Low' and future projects.)(The Evolution of Silverstein’s Sound)(18:00) - (19:07) | Every Song Now Has a Breakdown (No More Solos)(Shane explains the band’s stylistic choices.)(Concerts and Fan Experiences)(19:07) - (20:03) | Peaches at the Wage War Show in Boise(Dealing with tall people at concerts and show highlights.)(20:03) - (23:54) | Shane and Peaches Chat About Sports(A fun detour discussing their shared interest in sports.)(23:54) - (25:50) | Shane’s Obsession with Pinball(How pinball has become one of Shane’s favorite hobbies.)(New Albums & Nostalgia)(25:50) - (26:50) | Talk About Upcoming Albums(Shane teases what’s coming next.)(26:50) - (27:55) | Young People Embracing Late ’90s Fashion(The resurgence of baggy jeans, chokers, and vintage trends.)(27:55) - (30:50) | Diverse Crowds at Silverstein Shows(How fans from all backgrounds connect with their music, and Shane's desire for the band to be the “Bad Religion of Emo.”)(Warped Tour & Final Thoughts)(30:50) - (31:45) | Hinting at a Warped Tour Appearance(A possible return to the iconic tour?)(31:45) - (32:33) | Warped Tour Chat(More nostalgia and reflections on past Warped experiences.)(32:33) - (34:11) | Wrapping Up the Interview(Shane thanks Peaches for supporting Silverstein on the radio.)

This episode of Peaches Pit Party is packed with everything from insane fast food creations to a shocking real-life betrayal. Peaches and Viktor dive into the viral T-Rex Burger—is it real or just another TikTok myth? Then, we break down the Post Malone Oreos that had the whole office buzzing. Also, what happens when a Wingstop manager goes full WWE with hot grease and ranch? Oh, and imagine looking up at the stars… only to see a Taco Bell ad floating in space. Plus, Peaches contemplates getting Crocs, a man sells his kidney for love (and instantly regrets it), and we discuss whether AC/DC’s upcoming tour might be their last. Buckle up—this one’s a wild ride!

Strap in for another chaotic, laugh-out-loud Peaches Pit Party as Peaches explores ridiculous first world problems, terrifying injuries, and iconic bands calling it quits:First World Problems: From shower mats sabotaging showers to waiting on payday, Peaches and listeners reveal their petty problems that feel huge at the moment.Luka Doncic Trade Shocker: Peaches breaks down the craziest NBA trade—how Luka lost out on a $345M supermax, why Texas is the place for tax savings, and the aftermath in LA.Baloney Sandwich Fight: A 29-year-old man’s gaming session turns violent when his stepdad takes away the PS5. What follows? A baloney sandwich attack, naturally.Yoko Ono Biopic: Anna Sawai is set to play Yoko Ono, but can she master Yoko’s ear-piercing screams? Chuck Berry’s legendary reaction to Yoko's antics resurfaces, and Peaches has thoughts.Bean and Cheese Burrito Quest: A man’s mission to eat every bean and cheese burrito on the planet has Peaches asking—how can you possibly mess that up?Blue Man Group Ends 34-Year Run: Peaches reflects on the iconic performers who might still have blue paint on them and why they’ll remain legends.Robot Foot Race vs. Humans: Questions abound—do the robots know when to stop? Can a track star short-circuit them mid-race? Peaches wants answers.Cat-Induced Catastrophe: A UK man tripped over his hairless cat and broke nearly everything. Peaches contemplates whether getting a cat is worth it.Camping Horror Story: One man’s burnt thumb turns into a sepsis nightmare, leading to double leg amputations. Peaches wonders: Is camping cursed?It’s a show filled with sarcasm, chaos, and more tangents than you can count. Join Peaches for an unforgettable ride!

Get ready for a jam-packed, hilarious, and somewhat chaotic Peaches Pit Party as Peaches celebrates four years on KBEAR and dives into the wildest stories of the week:Four Years of Peaches: Peaches reflects on his journey, how it all started with a nickname that stuck, and what’s ahead for year five.Bologna Throwdown: An ex-con, a PS5, and a baloney sandwich create the ultimate family feud. You won’t believe how it ends.Lies Parents Told Us: From knuckle-cracking myths to dome light paranoia, Peaches and listeners share the wild lies they believed as kids—one involving Santa Claus and his poor stubbed toe!Antarctica Job Openings: Interested in working in negative 54-degree weather? Neither are we.Royal Rumble Hype: Peaches previews WWE’s Royal Rumble and the lengths fans go to spoil surprises.Ask Old People Subreddit: Peaches explores stories of past minimum wage jobs, group showers in schools, and the dreaded smell of today’s deodorant-free teens.Bison Selfie Failures: Spring is coming, and tourists will once again prove they never learn. Peaches has a PSA: Don’t pet the fluffy cows.National Fun at Work Day: Peaches spills on his time at In-N-Out, mandatory team-building sessions, and why those cramped pay windows still haunt him.It’s the show you didn’t know you needed, with laughter, sarcasm, and just enough chaos to keep you entertained.

Peaches is back with another wild episode of chaos, comedy, and the occasional rant. Here’s what you’re in for:Krispy Kreme Delivery Room: Free donuts for a year sounds great—just give birth in the parking lot.Liam Gallagher Drama: The Oasis frontman thought Spinal Tap was real, and we’re still laughing.Donut Disasters: Who left a third of a donut in the breakroom? Peaches investigates.Dirty Sodas & Taco Bell Confessions: Baja Blast with a twist, broccoli soda jokes, and more.Office Fears: Spiders, dead mice in milk, and irrational fears you’ll probably find hilarious.Animal Chiropractors: Is it really possible to adjust a giraffe without breaking it?Don’t miss the Shot Clock Sports Update, weird news stories, and today’s listener question—this is one Peaches Pit Party you won’t want to miss!

Peach’s Pit Party dives into chaos with an episode packed with wild takes, nostalgic memories, and hilarious listener confessions. From TikTok’s possible ban and MapQuest throwbacks to the worst bands to be stuck with on a cruise ship, this episode is all over the place—in the best way possible. Don’t miss Peaches ranting about musical disappointments, cats versus cucumbers, and giant hats that won’t fit his head.🧢 Hat Struggles: Peaches talks about his giant head and the difficulty of finding a hat that fits.⭐ The Death of Yelp?: TikTok is moving into restaurant reviews, possibly killing off Yelp.📱 TikTok Ban and Phone Gold Rush: Could phones with pre-installed TikTok become collector’s items like Flappy Bird?🔍 MapQuest Nostalgia: Remember when we printed directions instead of using Google Maps?🎥 The Worst Movies: Listeners call in with their hot takes on disappointing films, including Rent and Shawshank Redemption.🎸 Worst Cruise Ship Bands: ChatGPT and Peaches discuss the most dreadful bands to get stuck with at sea.🚆 Kids Steal a Subway Train: Peaches breaks down the joyride that took a wild turn.🦎 Falling Iguanas: It’s cold in Florida, and iguanas are literally falling from the sky.🐈 Cats vs. Cucumbers: The internet’s weirdest cat videos resurface for a laugh.🏆 Email Frenzy: Peaches chases down big interviews with rock stars like Matt Tuck and Matt Heafy.🎸 Concert Dilemmas: Too many great concerts, not enough time or money!🔥 GTA 5’s Trevor: Actor Steven Ogg wants to return to GTA 6 and go out in a blaze of glory.

Peach's Pit Party is back with an episode full of wild stories, questionable behavior, and music debates. From Costco chaos to fossilized dinosaur puke, Peaches takes you on a hilarious ride through the weirdest headlines and listener confessions. Don’t miss the celebrity encounters, the wildest family feud at a funeral, and why brushing snow off your car with a baby is officially not a good idea.🍖 Barbecue & Solo Dining: Peaches visits two new restaurants, eats in the corner like the “loser” he claims to be.🛒 Costco Chaos: Pokemon card prices drop, leading to a fistfight in the middle of the store.💰 Egg Inflation Drama: Peaches’ favorite secret store gets exposed, leaving him egg-less and bitter.🦆 Mass Duck Cull: The bluebird flu forces a Long Island farm to cull 100,000 ducks.🎸 Celebrity Brushes: Peaches’ dad went to school with James Hetfield but never talked to him, leading to epic what-if dreams.🎵 To Peach Their Own: Listeners confess the bands they just can’t get into, including Nickelback, Ghost, and Jimi Hendrix.🦖 Fossilized Vomit: Peaches is fascinated by dinosaur puke discovered in Denmark, and yes, he’d hang it on his wall.🚼 Snow Baby Incident: A man uses a newborn baby to brush snow off his car, leading to child endangerment charges.🥤 Soda Drama: Costco switches from Pepsi to Coke, but Peaches is here to settle the cola debate once and for all.👊 Funeral Fight: Two sisters get into a hair-pulling match over a eulogy at their father’s funeral, and Peaches can’t get enough of it.📱 TikTok + Flappy Bird Combo: Peaches dreams of owning a phone with both banned apps and selling it for $$$.🦫 Groundhog Day Drama: PETA suggests replacing Punxsutawney Phil with a vegan “weather reveal cake,” and Peaches isn’t having it.🎸 Warped Tour News: Complaints about lineups, canceled tours, and a nostalgic trip down memory lane.Get ready to laugh, cringe, and wonder how any of this is real. Listen now—you won’t regret it!

Peach's Pit Party is back, and this episode is packed with chaos, comedy, and questionable life decisions! Peaches spills the tea on moving Cannonball merch, dodging traffic school, and uncovering some of the wildest stories you'll hear this week. If you’re in the mood to laugh at Florida Man’s buffet battle, cringe at Skyline Chili ice cream, or debate whether train-surfing at 175 MPH is pure genius or dumb luck, this episode is for you. Here’s what you can expect:🚚 Studio Chaos: Peaches hauls Cannonball gear across the building while Viktor’s stuck in traffic school.🚆 Clinging to a Train: A man holds on to the outside of a German train at 175 MPH to save his luggage.🍖 Buffet Brawl: Florida Man smashes a plate over someone’s head for daring to cut in line at the prime rib station.🍦 Skyline Chili Ice Cream: The weirdest food collab you didn’t know you needed (or feared).🍔 Weird Jobs Alert: Why Burger King’s “Whopperologist” might be the most ridiculous job title ever.📱 Banned TikTok Phones: Phones with banned apps selling for big bucks (Flappy Bird déjà vu).❄️ Snowball Fight Gone Wrong: A kid gets shot for throwing a snowball at the wrong car in Connecticut.🏈 Sports Madness: Buffalo Bills fans break tables, catch fish, and raise charity money like only they can.🤼 Peaches’ Wrestling Name: Outrageous wrestling name suggestions, including Peaches the Punisher and Big Bad Peaches.❄️ Viktor’s Cabin Fever Cure: Should he flee the country or eat Skyline Chili ice cream in a bunker?Don’t miss the laughs, jaw-dropping moments, and Peaches’ signature sarcasm on this episode of chaos you won’t forget. Listen now—you’ll thank us later!

In this laugh-out-loud episode of Peaches Pit Party, Peaches dives into:The Wendy’s fry fiasco that escalated into an actual shootout—over cold fries.Progresso’s bizarre soup-flavored hard candy and why nobody ever needed “soup drops.”The saga of a pizza delivery driver tipped just $2 in the snow, only to go viral and rake in $30,000.A literal roof collapse during a Bad Omens concert, proving that “bringing the house down” can be taken too literally.Listener confessions in the To Peach Their Own segment, exposing the grossest coworker habits.Fallout fans and vacuum enthusiasts geeking out during some niche but hilarious calls.Why Idaho’s roads are surprisingly the best in the country (but still annoy Peaches).Peaches’ rant about overpriced YouTube Premium and the state of subscriptions today.Don't miss this packed episode full of quirky stories, audience laughs, and Peaches’ signature sarcasm!

Peanut Dreams: Driving the Nutmobile Across AmericaKey Highlights:Planters is hiring Peanutters to drive the 26-foot Nutmobile.Full-time job, $45,000 salary, with benefits like 401(k) and health coverage.Role includes acting as a brand ambassador, managing events, and local media pitching.The AI Scams Taking Over: Brad Pitt and Keanu Reeves StoriesKey Highlights:AI scams duping victims by faking celebrity identities like Brad Pitt and Keanu Reeves.Stories of widows losing savings to romance scams.The emotional manipulation and billions lost annually.Upcoming Concerts & Festivals You Don’t Want to MissKey Highlights:New concert announcements for Shinedown, Between the Buried and Me, and more.Details on Disturbed's 25th anniversary tour with ticket giveaways on KBEAR apps.Major festivals like Incarceration 2025 featuring Slipknot, Beartooth, and Marilyn Manson.Music That Cranks: What’s Your Volume 100 Song?Key Highlights:Listeners share their ultimate crank-up songs, from Judas Priest to Smashing Pumpkins.High-energy tracks perfect for the gym or a drive.Highlights of listener-favorite anthems and music nostalgia.Disturbing Scams and Heroic NFL OddsKey Highlights:A shocking story of a mom accused of poisoning her child for money.NFL playoffs analysis with Eagles as Super Bowl favorites.Sammy Sosa's reunion with the Chicago Cubs after 20 years.

In this hilarious episode of Peach's Pit Party, Peaches tackles:His misadventures squeezing into a tiny rental car after a snowy crash, likening himself to Bowser in Mario Kart.The weekend's TikTok shutdown and the wild conspiracy theories that followed.Progreso's bizarre chicken noodle hard candy and why nobody really asked for soup in drop form.The coldest temperatures in East Idaho—colder than Antarctica!A mom’s horrifying discovery that her kids might have snacked on grandpa’s ashes.The To Peach Their Own segment, featuring food addictions from Taco Bell to Cafe Rio and the Soda Barn.Don't miss this laugh-out-loud episode packed with quirky news, personal stories, and Peaches' signature humor.

In this chaotic and laugh-packed episode, Peaches tackles everything from the ridiculous to the fascinating:Flying cars that last 30 minutes (and then what?)Patrick Mahomes' hilariously odd baby names—Golden, Bronze, and Sterling—compared to his dogs' metallic names.The Home Alone mansion sells for $5.5 million, complete with a Lego Kevin statue and basketball court.Rats in Houston have been munching on confiscated drugs for years (yes, really).Tool’s unique recording process, Rammstein’s surprising democracy, and a rush of funny listener responses to the question: Which band’s studio session would you spy on?A giant sewage spill in Laguna Beach and why Peaches is totally skipping California for now.From winter woes in Idaho to Costco-loving wrestlers and Peaches’ prediction on TikTok’s fate, this episode is brimming with absurdity, sarcasm, and the Peaches charm you love. Click play and peach out!

In this episode of Peaches Pit Party, Peaches dives into:Lake Superior State University's 2025 Banished Words List – Find out which words made the cut and Peaches' take on them.Dave Grohl’s Chili Heroics – A heartwarming story of the Foo Fighters’ frontman cooking for wildfire victims.TikTok’s Uncertain Future – What’s next for the app and the bizarre alternatives people are flocking to.The Rise of Ab Etching and Leg-Lengthening Surgeries – Exploring the extremes of body modification trends.Hot Wheels Collectors on TikTok – A dive into the quirky world of epic tracks and die-cast cars.Listener Responses: Best Cities Traveled – Hear the most-loved destinations as shared by listeners.A Viral DUI Story – A shocking case of record-breaking BAC levels.Reddit’s “Terribly Named Things” Discussion – Peaches weighs in on funny renaming ideas for everyday items.Tune in for a mix of humor, wild stories, and listener interaction in this unforgettable episode!

In this episode of Peaches Pit Party, Peaches serves up a chaotic blend of humor, stories, and listener engagement. Highlights include:To Peach Their Own returns as listeners answer the question: “What’s the weirdest thing you’d deep fry just to see if it works?” Spoiler: Someone wants to deep fry Peaches himself.A jaw-dropping story of a French woman scammed out of $800K by a fake Brad Pitt using AI-generated images and a ridiculous backstory.Peaches grapples with his dessert addiction after demolishing a bag of peanut butter M&M’s and stumbles upon the ultimate cookie recipe.Concert news galore: Dance Gavin Dance, Nothing More, and Fame on Fire are headed to the area.Adult Swim’s savage response to Metalocalypse fans, shredding letters in true middle-finger fashion.Sports updates, cryptic band teasers, and a bizarre TSA story involving a crocodile skull round out the madness.It’s an hour of hilarity, sarcasm, and unpredictability, powered by KBEAR 101.

This episode is packed with jaw-dropping moments, hilarious commentary, and stories you won’t believe. Here’s what’s in store:Hot Pocket Heist: The bizarre tale of a man who stole Hot Pockets at gunpoint and got caught in the most ironic way possible.AI Girlfriends: Meet Emma, the $175K robot girlfriend designed to revolutionize companionship—but at what cost?Idaho Pizza vs. New York: Can a small-town Idaho pizzeria really claim to have the best New York-style pizza? Peaches investigates.Cucumber Shortage: TikTok strikes again, leaving Iceland short on cucumbers. Who’s to blame, and how does this even happen?Eating Christmas Trees: Some people recycle, others cook their Christmas trees. We’ll explain this absurd trend and why it’s not as eco-friendly as it seems.NFL’s London Dilemma: Why does the league keep sending the worst teams to London? And what’s with hockey games in Florida?Rolling Stone’s Album List Madness: Only two metal albums made their top 250—Peaches breaks down why this list is a travesty. Tune in for laughs, rants, and Peaches’ signature sarcastic takes on the week’s most ridiculous headlines!

In this chaotic episode of Peaches Pit Party, Peaches reflects on Quitter's Day and the art of helping people give up on their resolutions. From the devastating Southern California wildfires disrupting sports and celebrities' lives to a hilariously gross robbery dubbed the "Dookie Distraction," Peaches has it all covered. Plus, a deep dive into bizarre 911 calls, the eternal battle between East and West Coast pizza, and the unexpected viral obsession with Red Bull flavors. Get ready for an unfiltered mix of humor, sarcasm, and surprising insights!

In this pre-Friday (a.k.a. Thursday) episode of Peaches' Pit Party, Peaches dives into a whirlwind of quirky and fiery topics. From battling apartment woes and wildfires near Runyon Canyon to an amusing tale of a Missouri woman using Takis to start a fire, the conversation is anything but ordinary.Peaches also breaks down the controversy of Woody's Pizza being blocked from opening a new location due to "overweight town children" and explores how video calls are ruining our self-image. Plus, the Fonz's unexpected wildfire tweet sparks laughs and a bit of X-Files-worthy speculation.To top it off, Peaches shares his thoughts on the best concerts listeners have ever been to, revisits the golden age of video games, and teases upcoming podcasts.

In this jam-packed episode of Peaches Pit Party, Peaches tackles wildfires threatening California landmarks, including the iconic Rose Bowl Stadium, and shares updates from friends caught in the chaos. He also roasts Rolling Stone’s questionable video game rankings, debates TikTok’s “No Buy 2025” trend, and explores the fine line between road rage and lottery-winning luck.Peaches gets personal about gym goals, meal prep victories, and his ongoing quest to master metal vocals without alarming the neighbors. Plus, he shares thoughts on self-driving car meltdowns, winter health tips, and his future podcast, Talking Between the Songs.

Peaches kicks off another wild episode of Peaches Pit Party with high-protein meal prep confessions and a celebration of World Pass Gas Day—earning him the nickname “Hot Cheeks Peaches” thanks to Josh Tielor. From fart rankings in the office to the golden age of backyard pizza ovens, this episode has it all.Peaches dives into disappearing songs from the studio library, sketchy apartment plumbing, and the sad fate of John Cena’s wrestling career. Plus, there’s a mystery in England involving peeled bananas, and Peaches contemplates AI’s role in emails and life itself.Throw in some sports updates, WWE drama, and bobblehead nostalgia, and you’ve got a show packed with laughs, chaos, and just the right amount of bathroom talk. Don’t miss it!

In this episode of Peach's Pit Party, Peaches kicks off the first full workweek of 2025 with reflections on meal prepping, gym routines, and ambitious weight-loss goals. Dive into the latest moving trends across the U.S. and find out why West Virginia is drawing new residents. Peaches also explores the ongoing craze for Pokémon cards, modern fridge technology, and outrageous stories like the Alabama man who took a dive into a Bass Pro Shop aquarium.Plus, there's a rundown of the most played songs of 2024, concert announcements, and a hopeful look at upcoming interviews with rock legends.

Wow that was a bad way to start off the year, my friend Levi got a Subway sign, 2024 was meh to most people, today's To Peach Their Own question about embarrassing tv shows & movies, and more!

So many issues all at once with dealing with my apartment, some lady got stabbed for tipping poorly, I was craving lemonheads out of all candies last night, and more!

Back in October of 2022, Peaches sat down in studio with the guys in Twiztid. Listeners also got to be in studio while it all went down.

Back in June of 2022, Peaches chatted with Tobin Esperance of Papa Roach ahead of the Papa Roach concert at the Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheatre with Falling In Reverse, Hollywood Undead, and Bad Wolves.

I already hate the day after Christmas, but I started it off in a horrible way - full show from 12/26/2024

100 episodes of this radio show on demand! It makes me wonder how many radio shows I have done live on air so far. Full show from 12/23/2024.

You can find the video of Viktor with his gift at kbear101fm on Facebook and Instagram! Full show from 12/20/2024.