The Viktor Wilt Show

Man, you ever have one of those days where you know exactly what you need to fix, but you just can’t find that one stupid setting in the system? Yeah, that was me today, completely blanking on something I’ve used for 10 years. Maybe I need more caffeine. Speaking of weird things, we got into a discussion about normal activities that instantly become creepy at night—like hearing a chainsaw in the distance or spotting a kid swinging alone in a playground. Some guy in Florida (of course) got arrested for throwing a bologna sandwich at his stepdad over a PlayStation 5. Meanwhile, I found out that 1 in 5 vehicles in the U.S. has an outstanding recall, so I checked mine—because the last thing I need is more truck issues. Then, Peaches, Jade, and I tackled “Ask Me Almost Anything,” where listeners threw out all sorts of questions—favorite Halo game, guilty pleasure TV shows, even the weirdest smells we like (shoutout to fresh printer paper). We also debated which bands should be on KBear and why I pulled As I Lay Dying from the lineup. Oh, and Peaches unleashed his Bath & Body Works cologne on the studio, burning everyone’s nostrils. All in all, a solid Friday show, and now I just need my truck to survive the weekend. 0:00 - Normal activities that are creepy at night6:41 - 1 in 5 vehicles in America has an outstanding recall8:57 - Hotel room with an airplane inside, man arrested after bologna assault, priest flosses teeth with girl's hair and growls at her14:29 - AI image of the "wild haggis" fools tourists in Scotland17:03 - Man breaks into escape room19:06 - The pains of being a tall person while driving23:22 - AMAA powered by The Advocates - Tons of random live questions from listeners1:05:52 - Time for the weekend!

Today's episode kicked off with a motivational segment about unexpected career paths, highlighting famous figures who started out as janitors before achieving great success. Kurt Cobain, Stephen King, and Trent Reznor were among the names discussed, showing how humble beginnings don't define future potential. Viktor then pivoted to a personal reflection about his own creative struggles, emphasizing the importance of putting work out into the world rather than procrastinating.The show then took a turn into bizarre legal ownership facts, including surprising items and animals that people can legally own—like wolf hybrids, tigers, and even deactivated cannons. Viktor humorously questioned the practicality and ethics of owning such things, particularly dangerous pets and even plutonium, which, as he noted, may or may not have been briefly available on Amazon.Later, the conversation shifted to local news, touching on frustration over how people react to media bias, particularly in East Idaho. Viktor called out the tendency for audiences to label neutral news sources as politically skewed simply because they report inconvenient truths. This led to a discussion on the state of online comment sections, with Viktor noting how social media and news site discussions have become increasingly polarized.Other quirky news stories made their way into the mix, such as a 71-year-old Japanese man who robbed 63 houses to impress people with expensive sushi, a Bigfoot hunter who got divorced after cheating on his wife during an expedition, and an article about someone's frustration with zippers. There was also a mention of a terrifying kangaroo attack in Australia, reinforcing why Viktor believes keeping kangaroos as pets is a bad idea.As the episode progressed, the hosts delved into the ongoing demand for a hip-hop radio station in the area, debating why such a station would struggle due to FCC language restrictions. They also tackled social media trends, nostalgic radio memories, and even Viktor’s allergy-induced struggles while cleaning up the studio.The episode wrapped up with casual banter about music, concert plans, and pets, alongside a humorous discussion about a bot that randomly generates celebrity or character "cards" on Discord. In the end, Viktor and Peaches finished up some studio housekeeping, leaving listeners with an entertaining blend of chaotic energy, random insights, and offbeat humor.0:00 - Stars who got their start as janitors4:16 - Things that are legal to own that maybe you shouldn't9:39 - East Idaho News has not "gone liberal"13:49 - Man trying to "look cool" robs 63 houses and more, bigfoot hunter divorced by wife, article about zippers, man beaten by kangaroo18:11 - Drunk History story about the Mona Lisa being stolen25:41 - Talking about our stations, why a "hip hop" station on regular radio would suck30:48 - California fire stuff, Did Ice Nine Kills leave a mistake in "A Work Of Art"40:24 - The joys and struggles of adopting a pet47:24 - Talking with Peaches about his digital card collecting52:04 - Chatting about folding clothes55:48 - Bye bye now

Viktor Wilt is itching for a vacation. He knows he cant't really afford it, but that didn’t stop him from daydreaming about getting out of town. With the cold weather sticking around, he figured plenty of others felt the same way. Vegas seemed like the perfect escape, though it had changed a lot over the years. He had heard a rumor that Circus Circus might be getting torn down to make way for a Disney-themed resort. If true, it would mark yet another piece of old Vegas disappearing.Viktor wasn’t impressed with the newer casinos like Resorts World—they lacked personality. But for anyone planning a trip, he recommended checking the Las Vegas subreddit for pricing heat maps to score the best deals. As for him, he wanted a trip that wasn’t just about gambling, but about experiencing all the weird attractions like Omega Mart, the Mob Museum, and Zach Bagans’ Haunted Museum.Shifting gears, Viktor shared one of those classic Florida stories: a man accidentally shot himself in the groin after sitting on his own gun in his car. To make things even dumber, the guy wasn’t even supposed to have a gun in the first place. Classic Florida. Meanwhile, a town in New Jersey made headlines for delaying school by two hours the day after the Super Bowl because the Eagles had made it in. Viktor mused about how people always said the Monday after the big game should be a holiday, and honestly, he agreed—mainly because he wanted more time off. That led to a bigger question: why do certain holidays have fixed dates, like Thanksgiving always being on a Thursday, but Halloween can’t just be permanently set on a Friday? Some traditions just didn’t make sense.Speaking of ridiculous news, he brought up the Pennsylvania flood museum—temporarily closed due to, of all things, flooding. It was almost too perfect. Then there was Florida again. This time, a man named Melvin Weaver had a full-blown breakdown—smashing his windows with a cane, hitting his wife, ranting about vampires, and then burning his own house down by tossing insulation on the stove. His wife begged authorities to commit him, but the police? They said he was acting “rationally.” Florida, man.Finally, Viktor decided it was time to clean up the studio and got rid of an old signed photo of Trapt. Once upon a time, he had hung out with the band’s lead singer, who was a decent guy back then. But things had changed. The guy had become infamous for starting fights with his own fans online. Viktor figured it was time to let go of that piece of history and offered it up to a listener.0:00 - Las Vegas rumors, Circus Circus, attractions, how to get cheap rooms6:32 - Chatting with JD Fultz about vacations, concerts, Abba, Ghost, and other stuff12:24 - Florida man sits on gun and shoots himself in the groin14:30 - Year Of The Snake, I can't say "Lunar New Year", Superbowl as a holiday, The Pennsylvania Flood Museum flooded, talking to strangers20:16 - Talking with birthday boy Jade Davis about how everything in this building is brown24:21 - Peaches has two adult onesies, grown men in onesies is strange to me27:23 - Melvin Weaver in Florida is unhinged, but not unhinged enough to be committed, playing as the bad guy in video games36:32 - Giving away a signed photo of the band Trapt38:19 - Wee For A Wii is too sad to talk about on air, eat the treats

I kicked today off by grumbling about the absolute disaster that is my workspace. Turns out, if you want something done, you might have to do it yourself. Who knew? Then I decided to inspect if Peaches had made any progress organizing our merch. Spoiler: he hadn’t.Next, I tackled some of humanity's dumbest sayings. "Sleep like a baby"? Sure, if you want to wake up every few hours screaming. "Healthy as a horse"? Turns out horses aren’t all that healthy—they’re expensive and can’t even vomit. Also, if I ever say "6 a.m. in the morning," just revoke my microphone privileges.We chatted about the world’s priorities, like getting rid of pennies. Are we ready to say goodbye to those glorified copper crumbs? While I’m at it, can we also cancel toilet paper math? "12 rolls = 36"? Stop lying to us! Oh, and the nutmobile is hiring if anyone’s up for driving a giant peanut around the country. Benefits include travel, a modest salary, and—you guessed it—peanut-themed parties.Speaking of disasters, people losing their pets need empathy, not the internet's unsolicited advice. Shoutout to whoever commented “Should’ve had your cat on a leash” under my post about my missing cat. Thanks for that. Really.In lighter news, I stumbled upon an ancient fossilized vomit (no, it’s not in my studio) and discussed an alien abduction involving a giant mantis creature. Totally normal. Oh, and Beijing has bottled tiger urine for arthritis! Sprinkle that into your cocktail and tell me how it goes.Finally, I weighed in on ridiculous radio slogans (yes, "Listen or Die" was my pitch—management will probably veto it), AI girlfriends taking over the dating scene, and ding-dong-ditch drama. Folks, why is a doorbell enough to send someone into a gun-toting frenzy? Anyway, we closed the show on a note about brightening up Idaho roundabouts with neon paint. Someone has to fight the endless bleakness, and it’s clearly gonna be me. Thanks for listening to my ramblings, and remember: don't trust flushable wipes, and maybe don’t mix tiger pee with wine. 0:00 - Things that people say that make no sense6:36 - The government is talking about getting rid of pennies10:14 - Radio station slogans are pointless and generally really lame18:36 - Park & A Italia restaurant article from East Idaho News 20:39 - People trying to sell iPhones with TikTok for crazy amounts of money23:32 - The Planters Nutmobile is looking for a driver26:05 - Man has to hang on to side of train traveling 175 mph, Hong Kong anti-smoking campaign30:07 - 66 million year old vomit, man abducted by aliens talks to 7 foot mantis, tiger urine used to cure arthritis35:13 - DNA testing and a woman inheriting $400k from a long-lost relative43:52 - Warn your kids to NEVER play ding-dong-ditch47:09 - Man in China sues wife for being ugly and wins51:16 - Looks like we will be recording a death metal heart health music video54:01 - AI girlfriends growing in popularity57:25 - Colorful roundabout in the UK hated by locals1:00:43 - Be nice to people who are missing pets online

This show, a chaotic tornado of sarcasm, rants, and wildly offbeat insights, begins with a dive into Viktor's weekend: teenage mayhem, a sound system he regretted boasting about, and the triumphant dismantling of a Christmas tree much to the despair of his spoiled kitten, Lucy. Grocery shopping became a mini Odyssey involving the revelation of $7 cat fishing poles, proving yet again that felines rule households with absurd charm.Things heated up as Victor tackled society’s drama over eggs—a true battlefield of inflation woes—before spiraling into a colorful commentary about Nine Inch Nails tickets, "emotional support spam cans," and eternal thirst for celebrity spotlight shenanigans. Highlights included baby snow shovels, emo music playlists nobody asked for, and fiery debates about artists Viktor couldn’t love if his life depended on it—hello, Taylor Swift.Sprinkle in a pinch of cold-weather-induced grumbling and a dash of hyperventilating over $10 ranch dressing, and you’ve got this caffeinated rollercoaster disguised as a morning show.0:00 - Weekend recap, Mr. Robot, get your cat a fishing pole toy from Winco4:38 - Nine Inch Nails coming to Salt Lake City with tickets on sale Wednesday8:02 - Dax Riggs "interview" at Flood Magazine12:`5 - Things that guys did that completely blew the minds of their significant other22:42 - Bands or artists that everyone seems to love but you just can't get into32:50 - Man clears snow off car with baby, the drones are back, shut up about egg prices already40:51 - East Idaho News and CNN are not left wing news44:21 - The new "secret phrase" cute winter boots and what it means, Peaches brings politics to the show53:02 - The most dangerous vacations in the world56:52 - Peaches unleashed a World Emo Day playlist, talking what is and what isn't emo1:03:09 - More artists that everyone seems to love but you can't get into1:10:23 - Products that are actually just snake oil

This episode of "Traffic School Powered by the Advocates" features Lieutenant Crain joining live from sunny Nevada to field questions, share anecdotes, and give legal guidance on traffic-related topics. Discussions covered a range of quirky subjects, including people cutting through parking lots to bypass traffic at the 17th Street Bridge closure, delivery drivers’ challenges, and peculiar traffic habits like stopping a car length away at lights. Callers shared their frustrations and curiosities, from proper use of flashers when driving slow, to the illegality of flashing a gun at other drivers, and roundabout navigation etiquette.Lieutenant Crain offered practical advice, highlighting safety, legality, and occasionally weaving in humor to address callers' situations. Notably, the show turned interactive, offering "Cannonball 101" T-shirts to anyone who participated. It closed with a light-hearted exchange, leaving listeners informed, entertained, and some better dressed.

Good morning, folks. Viktor Wilt here, and wow, what a start to the day. It's been a strange morning, partially thanks to a restless sleep filled with one of the wildest dreams I've had in a while. It started as a Nine Inch Nails concert in a surreal version of Salt Lake City, then shifted to LA with Acid Bath headlining. Add some bizarre costumes, a creepy Airbnb, constant back-and-forth trips, and three shady characters chasing us – it was exhausting! I woke up before the finale, but even now, I can't tell whether it was the dream or the lack of coffee that's left me dragging. Either way, I’m ready to dig into today’s fun content.To kick things off, I shared some relationship advice – mostly about not rushing into marriage at 18 and making sure your partner has compatible humor and intellect. Some advice I found online was surprisingly solid: trust, good intent, and mutual support in tough times. It got me reflecting on how these decisions shape our lives.Later, I turned my focus to music and upcoming events. With concert season heating up, I ran through a list of must-see shows in the region: everyone from Disturbed to Meshuggah and Dream Theater. Picking just one is going to be tough—especially without winning the lottery!Speaking of shows, this year’s Academy Award nominations were announced. A bunch of movies I haven’t seen, like Anora and Amelia Perez, are on the list, but Dune Part 2—which I caught in an amazing theater in Connecticut—is a solid contender for Best Picture. It’s wild to see a horror film like The Substance getting so much love too.But the real highlight? My encounter with hardcore smelling salts. Yes, those. Someone handed me a jar, and curiosity got the better of me. One whiff had my eyes watering like crazy. Not an experience I’d repeat or recommend, but hey, sometimes you gotta try the bizarre stuff. It was a wild mix of burning curiosity and regret—just another day in my unpredictable life.As usual, I sprinkled in some local news, lighthearted antics, and plans for sprucing up the studio. There's a lot to juggle, but I'm grateful for a chance to connect with all of you.0:00 - Weird dream about missing a Nine Inch Nails / Acid Bath arena show.5:15 - Viktor Wilt's analysis of marriage advice on the internet12:18 - Upcoming concerts in the East Idaho region, win tickets to see Disturbed15:45 - Story about a place that Peaches would like to visit16:43 - The Rumors and Leaks subreddit is pretty fun21:08 - Jade and I visited Romaine's yesterday and got some surprises on the way for the rest of the staff.25:34 - The Stick Nation fandom, man shoots grocery delivery person for no reason, cruise ship employees dress up as "upside down snow cones"32:14 - Teasing the surprise Jade and I have for the staff to Peaches, rearranging the studio42:39 - 200 year old bottle of pee found by a crew that thought it was rum46:44 - 2025 Oscar nominees52:28 - What is up with people using smelling salts as a means of getting an energy boost?58:43 - East Idaho News has way too many treats going on.

Today’s show had a bit of everything—weather complaints, unpredictable adventures, quirky trivia, and lighthearted banter. The morning kicked off with me sharing just how cold it’s been everywhere, from snow in Florida to a frigid -3 degrees in Idaho Falls. Despite the chill, it was good to be back on air after yesterday’s chaos. Jade and Tyler had a fiasco trying to reach the transmitter; their truck lost a tire on a desolate road. I had to rescue them mid-show, swapping vehicles and waiting for a tow. It turns out they didn’t even need to repair much once they reached the transmitter—it started working like magic, though not without a cold and exhausting ordeal. Between reminiscing about historical oddities (like a man surviving two atomic bombings!) and testing my gaming trivia knowledge, I tried keeping things upbeat. Caller interactions were great, especially when people helped piece together those tricky gaming quotes. JD and Peaches chimed in, offering laughs and even diving into discussions about Idaho's diversity. The show wrapped up with quirky anecdotes, some playful self-deprecation, and a light jab at how we men just stare out windows, pondering nothing in particular. It’s another day of blending the absurd with the relatable.0:00 - Yesterday was cold and miserable but today we're back on air and things are going to improve!6:00 - Financial myths that are hurting people in today's economy13:44 - Unbelievable historical events23:17 - Identifying a video game just by a quote from the game38:01 - Giant dinosaur cat tree, champagne sales are down, warming up your vehicle in the cold43:23 - Lou Brutus went on an adventure with Avatar, he needs to hire me as his assistant47:27 - Jade's adventure to the transmitter50:05 - Tasty Tuesday on East Idaho News (Yes, I know today is Wednesday!)52:33 - Arizona winter VS Idaho winter, being good to one another, stop telling people to leave Idaho1:07:05 - People calling 30+ year old gamers "past their prime"1:11:30 - Why do men stare out windows?

Today, I hosted the show from the warmth of my little box, grateful to be inside while it's frigid outside. It’s so cold even remote starts on cars are acting up, and the wind chill is unbearable—shout out to anyone braving these brutal conditions. Our transmitter’s down because of the weather, so folks can only listen online until we get it sorted. It's been a tough content day, but I’m doing my best to keep things light and steer clear of divisive topics.The cold led to some discussion about saving energy. I shared a few practical tips from East Idaho News, like lowering the thermostat at night, sealing drafts, and unplugging appliances. My own energy bill's going to hurt since I’ve been cranking the heat with the kids at home. But hey, survival first, right?Later, JD called in, commiserating over the freezing temps—it hit minus 5 where he is. We laughed about how awful this weather makes everything, including warming up vehicles in the garage. We also shared a few lighter moments discussing how ridiculous some people's assumptions can be, like a Marine not understanding the process of making babies until two years into his marriage.The show turned into a mix of odd stories and tangents. We chuckled about a barista in Alabama attacked by a monkey, the surprising value of cow gallstones in medicine, and even gigantic handbags making a comeback in fashion. When things stalled, I looked to the Reddit universe for entertaining anecdotes, like a pharmacy worker spotting a missing ibuprofen pill out of 100 or a guy who memorized his customers’ credit card numbers—impressive but creepy.Amidst it all, the show felt disjointed, but I hope listeners stayed warm, brought their pets inside, and found a laugh or two in the randomness. Let’s hope Florida Man gives me better material next time—or at least warmer weather!

This morning I kicked things off by commiserating with you all about the weekend going by too fast. Mine was decent—watched some great programming, tackled snow duty, and spent time with family. The big story of the weekend was, of course, TikTok's return after the temporary ban scare. I shared some thoughts on how social media plays such a funny role in how we process events these days.Speaking of news, I covered everything from local school closures—shoutout to the folks keeping up with the frigid weather—to ticket giveaways for the Disturbed and Three Days Grace concert coming up. If you're interested, fire up one of our station apps and get entered!I also touched on random but relatable habits people refuse to do, like returning shopping carts or using turn signals. Oh, and if you're taking your pets on a trail, please clean up after them—horses included!For entertainment, I gave a shoutout to some fantastic content I binged this weekend, like The Substance, which was wild in the best way, American Primeval on Netflix, and the cult favorite 10 Cloverfield Lane. A friendly reminder to my fellow couch potatoes: it’s okay to enjoy lazy weekends in this weather, especially after a good snow-clearing workout.The show wrapped up with some random fun, like wild baby names inspired by Western themes, the awkward charm of middle school yearbooks, and an amusing but baffling viral story about a guy getting hit with a shovel. As always, we mixed in some great rock tracks and talked local eats—Masala Indian Cuisine in Rexburg sounds worth a drive!0:00 - The weekend TikTok rollercoaster3:33 - Days that should be a federal holiday7:11 - School closures and Disturbed tickets up for grabs9:51 - Easy things that people refuse to do16:44 - Weekend recap after watching The Substance, The Joker Pt 2, 10 Cloverfield Lane, and American Primeval21:19 - Someone on Facebook told me to leave Idaho.25:29 - Florida woman arrested with a bag full of drugs that was labeled otherwise, terrible pin numbers, blocking speed cameras with flowers29:35 - CIA declassifies book detailing how the world will end34:07 - Talking with Jade about his experiences visiting China38:46 - Talking with Jade about The Substance, American Primeval, and Tropic Thunder43:55 - Terrible boys names that have to be inspired by Yellowstone48:48 - Masala Indian Cuisine now open in Rexburg50:51 - I threw away my junior high yearbooksFOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE @VIKTORWILTVisit our website: https://riverbendmediagroup.com/info-page/the-viktor-wilt-show/Subscribe to the KBear YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@kbear101rmgFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kbear101fmFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kbear101fm/Follow us on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/kbear101fm.bsky.socialFollow us on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@kbear101fmFollow us on X/Twitter: https://x.com/kbear101fm

Oh, man—what a morning! I kicked off the show in a lazy haze with some Devin Townsend spinning in the background. Honestly, if you're not starting your day with some progressive tunes and a bit of caffeine contemplation, what are you even doing? Anyway, I gave y’all the lowdown on my Thursday night: hanging out with my amazing lady watching American Primeval. Seriously, if you're into Westerns, this show is top-notch. And then, after she called it a night, I dove headfirst into Joker: Part 2. Is it weird? Oh, absolutely—but in the best way. I mean, it’s got everything: musicals, twisted love, and a big ol’ smile on my face while I try to predict the ending without spoiling it for anyone.From there, I hit you with some cat content because, let’s face it, cats are life. A grumpy old man of a cat decided to step up and become the surrogate mother to a couple of orphaned kittens, and let me tell you, it was beyond heartwarming. Like, who doesn’t need a good “grumpy cat turns soft” story in their day? We also talked about things that are good for your mental health—like actually getting sleep (ironic considering how much I clearly wasn’t sleeping). Decluttering came up too, which, honestly, felt like the internet taking a jab at my existence. And we had a full-on discussion about how I’ll never eat ramen again after my broke college days. Not even the fancy ramen from the nice restaurants. Nope, not doing it.Now, for my Tool-loving listeners, I dug into some new music with a band called Kolm. Tool fans are a passionate crew, and these guys had a definite Tool vibe—maybe too much. But hey, I’ll give them a chance while I plow through work after the show. Plus, nothing wrong with finding inspiration in the greats, right? Oh, and speaking of music, I officially launched the ticket giveaway for Disturbed, Three Days Grace, and Sevendust! That show’s going to melt faces, so if you haven’t downloaded our app yet, what are you even doing? Entries are live right now.We even took a side quest into the world of farming and raw milk. Could you see me milking a cow? Spoiler: I’d probably run before the first squirt. But hey, the idea of putting on some overalls, grabbing a straw hat, and attempting my best "Red Dead Redemption in real life” sounds fun... as long as someone else is cleaning the barn.And then there was Freak News—classic bad decision headlines. Don’t twerk on airplanes in uniform. Don’t sell crack at rehab centers. And for the love of all things holy, avoid bootleg alcohol unless you enjoy playing the game of “will this kill me?” We wrapped it up with laughs, calls, and a little wholesome weirdness—like “Pothole Land” in the UK. Yes, that’s a real thing.0:00 - Watched most of The Joker Pt. 2 last night and I think it is great so far.4:22 - Things that are good for your mental health9:21 - Wholesome cat stories13:54 - RIP to legendary director David Lynch17:19 - Feel Good Friday with East Idaho News19:31 - Take a trip to Potholeland!22:10 - Drug abuse counselor selling crack, bootleg alcohol killing people in Turkey, flight attendant fired for twerking, boomers don't like being called old27:45 - Tik Tok bans and raw milk38:37 - Tool fans complaining about the band Kolm44:51 - Disturbed ticket giveaway

This episode of Traffic School Powered by The Advocates Injury Attorneys, hosted by Viktor Wilt and Lt. Marvin Crain, features a lively and engaging discussion about driving rules, local traffic regulations, and humorous interactions with callers.Here are the highlights from today's episode:Lieutenant Crain in the House: The episode starts with Lieutenant Crain ready to address driving questions, emphasizing that roads have been decent and not snow-laden. He jokes about phones now working properly, allowing seamless caller participation.Caller Highlights:A caller asked about navigating a "diamond intersection" in Rexburg and clarified that turning right on a red arrow is not allowed.Another caller humorously inquired how many laps one can take around a roundabout before it would raise suspicion. Lieutenant Crain noted that discretion varies by officer.A debate about highway merging stressed the responsibility of drivers entering from an on-ramp to seamlessly join traffic without causing disruption.Questions about the duration and timing for using turn signals revealed the rule of signaling for five seconds or the equivalent safe distance before lane changes.Driver Etiquette and Law Enforcement:The importance of maintaining courtesy, such as staying out of the left lane unless passing, was stressed.Discussions touched on when and how to escalate speed or slow down when signs indicate changes. Drivers are required to adhere to the limits only once the relevant signage is reached.Lieutenant Crane provided insights into the funding from citations, clearing up misconceptions that police departments gain revenue from traffic tickets.Humor and Relatability:Callers injected humor, including tales of hypothetical road pranks and comical misunderstandings about the law.Anecdotes about overloaded horse trailers, multiple flat tires, and rogue kittens offered some lighthearted breaks.Safety Tips:Emphasis on safety measures such as keeping clear of poorly maintained roads in winter and ensuring proper lane discipline to prevent hazards.The episode wrapped up with callers expressing gratitude for the humor and advice, while hosts reflected on a busy and fun-filled session. Stay tuned for the next Traffic School episode!FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE @VIKTORWILTVisit our website: https://riverbendmediagroup.com/info-page/the-viktor-wilt-show/Subscribe to the KBear YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@kbear101rmgFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kbear101fmFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kbear101fm/Follow us on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/kbear101fm.bsky.socialFollow us on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@kbear101fmFollow us on X/Twitter: https://x.com/kbear101fm

Today’s show was a blast—I mean, classic me, diving into all the hot topics that get my brain buzzing. I opened up about being “basic” with my love for big-name bands like Tool and The Beatles, and I even made a run at video game trends, realizing that I like pretty much every popular game out there. But let’s not forget the more ridiculous moments, like tackling a Reddit thread on what popular things people can’t stand. Fake eyelashes? Overpriced designer cups? Yeah, I don’t get it either. I even managed to poke fun at myself losing money in casinos and reminiscing about how I could never pull off a proper skin-care routine video—though my listeners agree it’d be hilarious to try. Between that and geeking out over the new Nintendo Switch 2 announcements (underwhelming CGI Joy-Cons, anyone?), it felt like a good time to throw in some light self-deprecation over forgetting my own brilliant topic mid-show because, oh look, Grand Theft Auto 6 hype!Of course, I couldn’t leave it at just that—I brought the “freak news” energy full throttle. Venomous spiders, porta-potty thefts, parents building insane Hot Wheels tracks—there’s no shortage of weird in the world. And yeah, the cherry on top? Trying to decide which is the most embarrassing way to go—slipping on a banana peel or dying in a porta-potty explosion? It’s weirdly fun getting the listeners in on the banter while I debate side hustles like being a dog groomer or, better yet, getting paid just to hang out with people (call me, let’s chat!). Somehow, in the middle of all this, I gave advice about the new Real ID requirements, griped about my ugly passport photo, and even wrapped it all up with a call for Ghost to release new music. Just another day of spinning random, ridiculous threads and keeping it real with my crew on the Viktor Wilt Show.0:00 - Popular things that I have no interest in6:37 - Nintendo Switch 2 Announcement10:08 - GTA6 rumors13:25 - The internet is trying to sell me Red Dead swag that I can't afford17:37 - You've Gotta See This! on East Idaho News20:25 - Please pay me $1000 because I'm ugly23:07 - Big Boy spiders, daycare workers arrested for drugging children, the Poozeum, man attacked by octopus30:24 - Talking about REAL ID travel requirements coming in May44:03 - Idaho's #1 Baby Bump47:28 - Whiny men crying about their masculinity being repressed 56:21 - Portable toilets stolen1:00:52 - Fans criticizing the audio quality of the Ghost concert film1:03:10 - Jobs that pay tons of money

On today's show:Viktor complains about the cold weather, joking about his readiness to escape to warmer, possibly "terrifying" vacation destinations like Tijuana and other allegedly "scary" cities. A deep dive into Reddit stories about unsettling cities worldwide. Viktor debates which locations are overhyped in danger and shares anecdotes about places like Tijuana, East St. Louis, and abandoned mining towns. A candid monologue on local government inefficiencies, the rising cost of living, and misplaced legislative priorities, punctuated with calls for “normal people” to run for office. A brief, wholesome detour featuring Chico, a terrier-pit bull mix up for adoption at a local animal shelter. Quirky stories include a Japanese company recycling diapers into toilet paper, a Michigan kid driving 100 miles in a stolen SUV, and debates on the value of gimmicky TikTok products like a $100 guitar. Viktor explores why people fear the "Gathering of the Juggalos," recounts his interactions with juggalos like Twiztid, and muses about joining the event with comedian Doug Stanhope. A digression into frustrations with certain bands not charting while others dominate, alongside some playful commentary on radio politics. Viktor and Peaches poke fun at the absurdity of TOOL's merchandise, such as $500 sculpture replicas and $80 yoga mats, marveling at the band’s creative, albeit pricey, retail approach. Reflecting on the trend of public figures falling from grace, including Viktor’s disappointment with Neil Gaiman amid allegations. A debate about TikTok's diminishing value as a music discovery platform and its broader shift into being a digital storefront, paralleled with past social media platforms like Myspace. Viktor shares thoughts on quirky topics like superstition over "evil" numbers, how hotels avoid labeling a 13th floor, and old jobs at KFC dealing with street address 666. Viktor enthuses about the potential comeback of Nine Inch Nails while sharing his favorite albums and ranking them against TOOL’s deep cuts. A humorous conversation about TOOL camo merch leading into defining "deep cuts" and reminiscing about rare tracks by other bands. Light banter on topics from industrial music to gym habits, wrapping the show with teasers for the next segment and a farewell to listeners.0:00 - The scariest places that people have ever been18:16 - The Gathering Of The Juggalos22:05 - Idaho politicians wasting taxpayer dollar and time with their useless pandering27:37 - Pet Of The Week at East Idaho News30:08 - Manhattan toll seems to be working, toilet paper made from used diapers, 12 year old boy drives for 100 miles in stolen SUV35:20 - Talking new music with Peaches and celebrities being dirtbags45:08 - Costco employee asks customer to pick a new order number after order #666 pops up50:42 - Deep cuts, and my favorite band Tool are the absolute worst when it comes to merch1:00:45 - If TikTok is banned it won't really be a big deal

Today's show with Viktor Wilt was an emotional rollercoaster mixed with a healthy dose of awkward hilarity and unsolicited life lessons. Viktor recounts his catastrophic weekend—which, spoiler alert, included losing his kitten Lucy and melting into a ball of stress worse than a soggy microwave burrito. (Don't worry, Lucy's fine—she just wanted an unplanned garage staycation.) Between heartfelt gratitude for listeners who helped in his search. Viktor also took a few stabs at gaming legend Elon Musk for allegedly being more of a joystick poser than a real pro and had us all questioning how badly one needs to flex in Diablo 4. He mixed in commentary about TV controversies (why did they blow up the town in Little House on the Prairie, again?) and his hopeless TikTok addiction while daydreaming about the possible apocalypse of influencers if it gets banned, plus much more.0:00 - TV shows that really screwed over viewers6:15 - KIIS FM Los Angeles getting Reddit critiqued for not being helpful on air.10:34 - Items that seem to be overpriced but are worth it17:27 - Woman scammed out of $850k by someone claiming to be Brad Pitt, 21:23 - Abracadabra's on East Idaho Eats 24:43 - Nine Inch Nails teasing tour27:55 - Ugliest lawn competition, lots of people in Europe fail to wash their hands after using the toilet, surprising number of young people don't know how to replace a lightbulb.33:37 - My weekend was beyond horrible since my kitten was lost outside in the cold for two days.47:09 - Someone painted the word "PET" on a deer and put a collar on it.49:14 - The upcoming TikTok ban53:15 - Discussing TV shows like Yellowjackets, American Prime Evil, and more with Jade Davis58:51 - The government is looking for people who can read cursive to transcribe documents for free.1:02:35 - Does Elon Musk hire people to play video games for him?FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE @VIKTORWILTVisit our website: https://riverbendmediagroup.com/info-page/the-viktor-wilt-show/Subscribe to the KBear YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@kbear101rmgFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kbear101fmFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kbear101fm/Follow us on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/kbear101fm.bsky.socialFollow us on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@kbear101fmFollow us on X/Twitter: https://x.com/kbear101fm

Viktor kicks off the show bemoaning a soul-crushingly long week, already looking forward to decompressing on the weekend. A bizarre mix of heartfelt reflections on the devastating California wildfires segued into hilariously bad life decisions from a Reddit thread about truth or dare, including tales of used oil-chugging and a DIY daredevil learning the hard way how not to get hit by a car. Life lessons abounded: Don't drink oil. Don't run over your friends. And if your sixth-grade girlfriend dares you to kiss someone else... don’t.Traffic School became a tech experiment as Viktor embraced live-streaming to salvage the phone-line-down crisis. In the meantime, he tackled everything from East Idaho potholes to new conspiracy theories about GTA VI (a countdown of Instagram posts, really?). Highlights included sidestepping viral fame with risky unicycles and light-up shoes. While moonlighting as a fashion critic, he also longed for simpler, comfy footwear—a relatable middle-aged struggle.Viktor wrapped up the show pondering artist interviews over Zoom and lamenting the creepers who ruin in-studio visits for everyone. The journey ended as humorously as it began, thanks to Peaches and Viktor debating pogo stick disasters and unicycle escapades. Lesson learned: You will sprain something.

In this episode of Traffic School, powered by The Advocates Injury Attorneys, the crew takes to Facebook and Instagram live with a mix of traffic advice, anecdotes, and community questions. Hosted by the vibrant team of Viktor Wilt, Lieutenant Crain, and friends, the show blends humor with valuable driving insights.Key Highlights:Common Driving Questions:Headlights: It’s a traffic violation to drive with a headlight out, though enforcement often results in warnings instead of tickets.Roundabout Etiquette: Don’t treat roundabouts like amusement park rides! Speed limits in roundabouts are typically 15-20 mph.Driving Laws: U-turns and snow-shoveling into streets? Know your local ordinances!Funny Stories from the Field:A memorable story featured a handcuffed suspect stealing a patrol car, with a humorous chase involving differing vehicle speeds.Another tale included someone shaving off the tops of mobile homes under a low overpass in American Falls.Unexpected Queries:Can someone get a DUI on a horse? Not technically, but public intoxication laws still apply.Driving missing car doors or using motorized wheelchairs on streets raised safety and legality discussions.Winter Prep Tips:With expected snowfall, they emphasized clearing off all vehicle windows, adjusting headlights, and planning for longer travel times.Audience Interaction:The team engaged with listener-submitted questions, debunking myths like police pursuit limits and legal snow-shoveling practices. Humor kept things light, even with critical topics like reckless driving and DUI laws.The podcast continues its mission to make traffic laws accessible with a side of entertainment!

The woes of a horror collector, discussing the Los Angeles fires, discussing the upcoming 2nd season of The Last Of Us on HBO, East Idaho News article about Marco's Pizza in Ammon, unpopular metal opinions, whiny men, social media may be affecting your mood, sorry but you're not gonna be able to get a Hawk Tuah license plate, Memphis resident cited for leaving up her Halloween decorations too long, we need to take over stages in Salt Lake City, more controversial metal opinions, Rolling Stone's list of the top 50 video games of all time, more hot rock and metal takes, more LA fires talk, phones lines still down, will be doing Traffic School live on Facebook tomorrow

Florida woman arrested after texting the sheriff asking for fentanyl, multiple stories about pranks gone awry, reminiscing about the time the sheriff of Blackfoot chased down and got aggressive with a youth group that played ding dong ditch for Thanksgiving, teen "prank" friend by pouring boiling water on him while he sleeps, two people found dead in Jet Blue landing gear, 71 one year old woman beats down teenage muggers in NYC subway, woman eaten by neighbor's pigs, discussing the fires in LA, people treating eachother horribly on facebook, Jade and I whine about being tired, fake snake prank, the most boring drives in America, facts that sound horrifying the more you think about them, Idaho's #1 Baby Bump

Nevermore holding open auditions for vocalist and bassist, rich people stuff, Trent Reznor's song of the year was Sabrina Carpenter "Espresso", Zuckerberg insists that he is not building a doomsday bunker in Hawaii, Zuckerberg to make facebook worse, childhood home of Angus and Malcolm young accidentally torn down, parents brag about traveling the world and leaving nothing to their children, man in China steals his son's fiancée, monkey on the loose in St. Louis, the best time to take down your holiday decorations, arguing with Peaches, Idaho's #1 Baby Bump, top 25 horror movies of 2024, the phone lines still aren't working, mini crocodiles that live in caves and swim in bat guano, how many more songs we play per week than the average radio station

The Top 10 most-played songs of 2024 on KBear, Idaho's #1 Baby Bump, things that the internet think should always be free, the most toxic fanbases according to the internet, check out our on-demand content, complaint about KBear in the Life In Idaho Falls group on Facebook, phone problems, Waymo gets stuck in a roundabout, guys probably need the ladies to be more direct with them, memes about $1 gas are pretty silly, wrapped up Squid Game Season 2, some dumb reddit post about rules, 93X's supposed list of the most-popular songs of 2024 as voted on by listeners, things that Gen Z love from older generations

Peaches will be happy to know that the first thing I did today was "fix" my chair. Slept for about 12 hours, feeling overwhelmed after the holidays, Traffic School today will feature guest Carolina Roslyn, things that the internet says are worse than smoking, phrases that come out of annoying people, things people miss about the old internet, despite what you may have seen on Facebook Primus has not chosen a new drummer, domestic terrorism, natural disasters, playing video games while driving, worst drivers in America, tips for being happy in the new year, DNA testing conspiracies, clickbait running rampant today, Billie Eilish loses a tiny number of followers in 2020, talking about all of the Billys

Traffic School powered by The Advocates Injury Attorneys, featuring special guest Carolina Roslyn. We discuss Carolina's local viral videos and dashcam content, Karen at Dairy Queen, proper driving in foggy and slick conditions, traveling too fast for conditions, Peaches needs a snow brush, how to get a good deal on a quality dashcam, Carolina's music on Spotify, speed limits on on-ramps, rolling coal, reasons police may have their lights on outside of emergencies, filming in public, and more

Try to not be a dirtbag as we head into 2025, Maroon 5 is the cringiest band on the planet, new music in 2025, cybertruck blows up in front of Trump casino in Vegas, man with two fingers busted with largest stockpile of homemade pipe bombs in FBI history, Utah man chokes Arby's employee over order error, things not going as planned in South Dakota community where people are living in military bunkers, don't get medical advice from Tik Tok, the parental advisory sticker, M. Shadows admits that the Hail To The King album was heavily inspired by Metallica, Peaches scored some kind of settlement from Hot Topic and got a deal on a shirt, the outrageous cost of everything,

Things that happen in movies all the time that do not work in real life, the industry is calling Emily Armstrong the Queen of Rock 2024 but I've gotta give that award to Poppy, Idaho's #1 Baby Bump, be courteous as there is a lot of sickness going around, New Year's Eve, raccoon attacks baby in Cassia County, graham crackers were designed to cure certain urges, drunk driver sneaks 4 cans of beer into patrol car after being arrested, polar vortex on the way, talking with Peaches about the Rock Queen of 2024, man attacks another with a circular saw taped to a 2x4, USA Kids Mullet Championship, picking between 4 albums on Facebook, I bought some fun crap at the mall, man arrested after a ruckus and bomb threat at a children's elementary school play

Watched lots of movies over the weekend, including Mr. Popper's Penguins, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, Tropic Thunder, Keanu, and Barbarian. Realized that there is nothing wrong with enjoying the hard work of entertainment creators. Things parents do that drive their kids insane, New York and California are not losing population, mindblowing things accomplished by our ancestors, get yourself checked out by a doc during the winter months in you're feeling down, best sunsets in the US, toddler almost falls into active volcano, man dies after drinking entire bottle of whiskey, man tries to buy insurance plan with no pants on, two men die searching for bigfoot in Washington, recapping last week with Jade, Z103's contest Idaho's #1 Baby Bump is back, Amazon driver dumps 80 packages in the woods just before Christmas because they were feeling stressed, Texas neighborhood plagued by fart smell, new AI bots being added to facebook groups, Creed made tons of money in 2024, artists should also be blamed for high ticket prices, thoughts about the return of the band Nevermore

The show kicks off with Peaches in the hosting chair due to Viktor sleeping in and being late for the show. Lots of razzing Viktor for being late. Other topics discussed include: Christmas, roundabouts, driving too fast for conditions, snow tires, cruise control, u-turns on Hitt road with confusing signs, ISP social media pages, right of way, train horns in vehicles, Carolina Roslyn on the show next week

Post-Christmas babble, things that ruined Christmas this year, Arizona HOA kicks kick out of 55+ community after his parents die, audiophiles on Reddit, shoutout to those who had to work on Christmas, the Am I Ugly subreddit, 50% of drivers admit to speeding, people mad that Easter products are already in stores, thieves steal Christmas presents from a baby at a hospital, jawbreaker breaks woman's jaw, Peaches got stuck in the snow in the parking lot, Santa involved in high speed motorcycle chase, 80 people catch norovirus in LA after eating raw oysters, are you more attractive than you think?, Christmas break recap, Peaches needs something to do for New Years, winter driving tips, slow news day makes it feel like Monday on a Thursday.

Traffic School with Viktor Wilt and Lieutenant Marvin Crain. Somehow screwed up the recording of the regular morning show and the first 3 minutes of this show, hence shy it sounds kinda blown out. Thankfully it gets back to normal pretty quickly. This show features special guests Ben, Mason, Abril and Laura from The Advocates Injury Attorneys. They were kind enough to bring in a $250 Visa Gift card which we hooked up one lucky caller with at the end of the show. We had a lot of fun, there was a lot of giving eachother grief, hope you enjoy it!

What would you do if someone offered you $1k per week to stop playing games? Don't sign up for mailing lists for deals on things that you collect, Florida Man arrested in "Good Vibes Only" t-shirt, what was life like before cell phones? Psychedelic Christmas songs, the internet spoiled the Yellowstone finale for me this morning on top of what was a cringe take to begin with, brawl at Chicago airport, National Emo Day, Boston is the most beautiful winter city in the world, the oldest country song, Charlotte Hornets pull a skit in which they give a kid a PS5 then take it away, it goes badly. Yellowjackets is a great TV show with season 3 kicking off on Valentine's Day, GTA6 had better actually come out in 2025, I don't know how to multitask, murder hornets have been eradicated in the US, Finn McKenty is apparently a rock fraud

Post Malone being spotted in Poky leads to a nice break from politics on local Facebook, the drone mayhem continues on the east coast, Christmas movies, arguing with radio people on Facebook is just as useless as arguing politics, checking out garage bars and mancaves on facebook, I think I might be trying too hard when it comes to finding content to talk about on this show, man uses chainsaw to cut a cucumber to get into the Guinness Book of World Records, man in NJ arrested for using a drone to drop dye into swimming pools in Atlantic City, there is no point in building a nuclear bunker, telling my boss about antagonizing other radio people on social media, the first concert where the crowd all held up lighters, Pennsylvania senator posts picture of Tie Fighter from Star Wars that indicates it is a recovered drone then claims he knew it was a joke, Poppy has the potential album of the year, Opeth is a band you should be listening to, my homage to Opeth, tell your kids that you love them, don't tell artists that you love them, Idaho is supposedly a very happy place.

Dealing with shipping Christmas presents at the last minute, gas prices, don't just act on your urges, making people mad in the Radio Peeps group on Facebook, man dies after swallowing baby chicken in a superstitious ritual, countries that will pay you to move there, hot dogs are bad for you, bear falls out of tree and crushes hunter, be nice to delivery drivers, abandoning Christmas traditions, Idaho Falls subreddit questioning local content, conspiracy theories that even skeptics believe, Primus Sucks, talking about radio people with Jade Davis, more conspiracy theory stuff.

Christmas shopping and preparation, predicting a gift I may receive from my girlfriend, bubble kits on Amazon recalled in Canada as they might make children hallucinate, The Hangover trilogy is great and I wanna watch the whole thing, guy gets mad at his wife for eating his persimmons, Jason Kelce trashes Dallas and has to apologize, I call Burley the armpit of Idaho and will not apologize, DJ stabbed by stripper at Portland strip club, woman stands for an entire 7 hour flight, tiny cursed Ouija board for sale in Rexburg, bootleg KBear phone case on Amazon, we will say anything for money, whining about traffic, our graphic artist Star made ugly Christmas sweaters for Peaches and I, everyone aside from Peaches and I brought Christmas gifts for the staff, drones flying all over the eastern US, please don't point lasers or shoot at suspected drones, Salt Lake City has some of the worse air conditions in the world, Sleep Divorce, snoring can be a sign of a serious health problem, check out my episode on the Fueled By Weird podcast, why am I cleaning my house in preparation for my daughter visiting?

The best way to kick off a Friday is with broken internet, I saved a squirrel last night and it was a lot of work, squirrels can enter your home through your toilet, Florida Woman in jail after threatening her insurance company, teacher makes fun of a student's mother then throws him across the room, Bend Oregon city officials upset at googly eyes being placed on local art installations, Google announces that they have tapped into a parallel dimension, subreddit where people try to analyze people based on the contents of their fridge, viral AI meme that takes images and makes it look like people are kissing eachother

Viktor Wilt chats with Devin Townsend about his tour at the time with Dream Theater, progressive metal, the writing of progressive music, his new ambient guitar rig, writing lyrics to riffs, singing and playing at the same time, figuring out who you are as a guitar player, open C tuning, the comfort zone, 7 and 8 string guitars, Axe FX and other digital guitar processing, clean tones can be very heavy, practicing vs playing, the Devolution 2 live album, and the symphony he's been working on due for release in 2025.

Traffic School with Viktor Wilt and Lt. Marvin Crain of the Idaho State Police. Topics discussed include jurisdiction of state police, proper zipper merging of traffic in construction areas, Idaho State Police are hiring, the roads that were recently changed to one-way only in Idaho Falls, Viktor Wilt running for office on a platform of lunacy, the infamous roundabout video that has yet to happen, the timeframe in which studded snow tires are legal, reasonable suspicion and legal use of a drug dog, winter driving requirements relating to vehicles covered in snow.

Had to pour peroxide on my cat's head to start the day, kids believe some weird and ridiculous things, concerts headed to the East Idaho region, the singer of Make Them Suffer was on a reality show, dating someone with different musical taste than yourself, man running from police gets stuck in chimney, SantaCon will be booze-free, personal massagers to be banned in Texas drugstores, New Yorkers mad that Santa is wearing a green suit, Jade's dog had a tiring evening last night, the Metalcore subreddit's guilty pleasures of 2024, The Hangover and Las Vegas, we're giving away $50 packages of Idaho Lottery scratch tickets, Peaches made a bizarre Pokemon meme.

I was a guest on the "Fueled By Weird" podcast last night, our podcasts, Grammy nominations that I apparently missed, boomer at Walmart arrested after employee tries to help him find the hammer aisle, things you bought as an adult because you didn't have them as a kid, The Game Awards to include two massive announcements, Peaches tells us about a weird dream he had, grandma got ran over by a reindeer, angry Utah man crashes car into dealership, Squid Game adult Happy Meal only available in Australia, Joker 2 gets another good review from John Waters, Canadian woman tries to sneak meth on a plane disguised as Christmas presents, woman tries to bring gold plated gun to Australia

Items you purchased as an adult because you didn't get them as a kid, talking like a Dad, having a blast playing GTA San Andreas, YesMadam post from yesterday about firing stressed workers was a supposed PR stunt, wacky baby names leading to bullying, Taylor Swift gives out almost $200 million in bonuses to her staff, woman in China wins $1400 by not using her phone for 8 hours, you do need to put your phone into airplane mode while flying, get rid of the things that your kids won't be able to sell if you suddenly die, chatting it up with our IT guy Tyler.

Jobs where you don't have to do much of anything, not as stinky today in Idaho Falls, Florida man puts up 20 foot tall leg lamp for Christmas, company sends out survey about stress then fires stressed out employees, bad decisions made by companies, South Park watch is a bit overpriced, King Of The Hill episode titles leak online, painful things that athletes do to get an edge on the competition, take a week off from work, people are selling endangered species on social media, TikTok might be banned, woman brings pot noodles into jail, giving away piles of Idaho Lottery tickets, werewolf babies on the rise, talking with Jade about radio stuff, we need a big rock festival in Pocatello, raw milk story from reddit

It really stinks in Idaho Falls these past few days, Florida Man tries to shoot a bottle rocket at his girlfriend from a moving vehicle which ends up blowing up in his lap, jobs that you'd think are fun but end up sucking, Hawk Tuah Girl launches Hawk crypto and makes the entire internet furious, cat story that made me sad, 5 treasure chests hidden across the US, someone in Encino California is about to lose out on $197 million, someone left an urn at a movie theater, grow your own toilet paper, Dave Ellefson and Gene Simmons are completely out of touch with modern rock, people online are upset that Joe from Gojira is vegan.

Viktor Wilt and Lt. Marvin Crain of the Idaho State Police answer listener calls about the law. Join the show LIVE every Friday morning at 8:45AM MST by streaming at riverbendmediagroup.com, and call the show live at 208-535-1015!

Smile 2, I let my kids open all of their Christmas presents already, will you be getting a holiday bonus this year?, the Alien Romulus VHS is apparently worse than usual VHS quality, people in San Antonio terrified that an upcoming Krampus parade will open a demonic portal, my best thrift store book find happened yesterday, Lt. Crain on this month's episode of the Riverbend Awareness Project Podcast, teacher in Florida found naked and wasted at elementary school, don't drink the monkey frog poisonous potion, using ChatGPT to assist with Christmas shopping, Silence Of The Lambs, man trapped in well for 3 days yelling for help while neighbors think they're just hearing ghostly sounds, man lights Utah forest on fire trying to kill a spider, don't fry a turkey indoors, I need to win some money, man donates $550,000 to online streamer and wipes out family's savings, drinkable mayonnaise now available in Japan, Miller High Life Dive Bar cologne, I will be appearing on Chris Dailey's podcast "Fueled By Weird" soon.

Made a bunch of people mad in the Radio Peeps group on facebook yesterday, there is no presale that I can see for the upcoming AC/DC tour, multiple raccoons in my yard last night, Dua Lipa - Illusion was my most-listened-to song on Spotify in 2024, Nintendo says they're going to ramp up production to meet demand in 2025 for the Switch 2, parents upset that the novel version of the movie Wicked exists, woman claims that Target's self check out yelled at her, mother charges $200 per person for Christmas dinner, more discussion about people being mad at me in the Radio Peeps group on facebook, "Victor Man" does not need to be a thing, elderly people in AZ mad about their hard liquor being taken away, if you want to support a band buy some merch, best albums of 2024, Squid Game season 2 coming soon, Yellowstone's final season is airing now and getting pretty bad reviews.

"Positive" traits that are actually toxic, person becomes "musically numb" after being at drum and bass festival for 10 hours, new episode of the Riverbend Awareness Project podcast and a video that Lt. Crain and I made to promote it, alien invasion set to happen today, radio stations giving away tickets to see artists that they don't support, Lazer 103 in Des Moines is afraid to play Babymetal, speculation as to why the Sick New World festival was canceled, Shadows Fall to drop a new track on Friday, most expensive property for sale in the US is going to be underwater soon, man tries shoplifting during shop with a cop event, cops return envelope of cash to biker gang, playing BoiWhat on the radio, radio should play more music that they're afraid to play, started a crapstorm on facebook with other radio people, unpopular hygiene practices, tons of concert tours announced today.

Sleep like Superman for success, post-weekend movie recommendations, GTA Trilogy Definitive Edition updated, what are you unreasonably good at, someone is scamming people in East Idaho that have lost pets, the movie We Need To Talk About Kevin, pick one of two bands, brain rot is the word of the year, the Death Clock app will tell you when you are going to die, record online spending during Black Friday, the middle airplane seat is supposedly the best, Biden pardons his son Hunter, Marburg disease, shows to watch when you're bored, Mysteries At The Museum, Stephen King's radio stations to all shut down at the end of the year, stories about stupid people, radio stations shouldn't give tickets away to see bands that they don't support.

From the archives: Viktor Wilt chats with Devin Townsend about his tour at the time with Dream Theater, progressive metal, the writing of progressive music, his new ambient guitar rig, writing lyrics to riffs, singing and playing at the same time, figuring out who you are as a guitar player, open C tuning, the comfort zone, 7 and 8 string guitars, Axe FX and other digital guitar processing, clean tones can be very heavy, practicing vs playing, the Devolution 2 live album, and the symphony he's been working on due for release in 2025.

Grandmother stabs daughter and grandson during Thanksgiving argument, Sick New World cancellation rumors, Utah warns people to stop brining turkeys in the Great Salt Lake, more Thanksgiving mayhem, viewers of Jimmy Kimmel live outraged at the show featuring Knocked Loose, woman wins $1 million after getting called into work on her day off, new USPS trucks look like a duck but have a/c, only rich people are traveling this holiday season, man dies after being scratched by cat, orcas back to wearing salmon on their heads as "hats" again, Gamestop Black Friday deals, how to properly shovel your driveway, the most hated characters in TV shows,

Taking a fart walk after your Thanksgiving meal, Powerwash Simulator hype, what’s something from everyday life that was completely obvious 15 years ago but seems to confuse the younger generation today, the ocean is terrifying, pointless babble, Record Store Day 2024, the "Am I Overreacting?" subreddit, 2/3rds of social media influencers share information without verifying that it is true, car covered in Christmas lights is breaking the law, more alien related news, HOA tows cars from driveways for expired tags, TSA travel rules, in what situation would you refuse to tip a server, Mosh For Santa 6 in Pocatello this weekend

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