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#0225 - Dead-Guy Feet and Cobra Snacks: A Yellowstone, Tsunami, and Arby’s Odyssey - 07/30/2025
This episode was like being mauled by a caffeinated raccoon while trying to deep-throat a hot spring. It kicked off with Viktor warning tourists that Yellowstone is not a foot spa, as some poor teen learned when he ignored the boardwalk and scorched his ankle straight into the acidic bowels of Earth’s crust, possibly earning himself Frankenstein-style dead-guy feet. Then we took a left turn into an impromptu lineup check for the In This Moment tour, which led Viktor to forget everything he's ever known while trying to decipher Ticketmaster’s cryptic gig listings. But nothing could prepare us for his tsunami-induced dad panic, where he tried to evacuate his daughter from a bowling alley in Bellingham because Russia’s tectonic plates had a tantrum. It was all very wet and mildly apocalyptic.
Viktor then got real existential, spiraling about calendars, PTO, and how his life is held together with sleep deprivation and duct tape. Reddit stories took a turn from hilarious to “oh no, we can’t talk about that on air,” including a mom mistaking bacon dog treats for heroin and a 10-year-old secretly planning a dog wedding. But the star of the show was Govinda Kumar, a two-year-old Indian toddler who bit a cobra to death like a venomous snack, passing out but surviving like a baby Ozzy Osbourne in a diaper. Metal.
There was a raccoon face attack, hot girls eating Arby’s (officially), a British thrill-seeker calling his Taliban tourism the "best trip of his life," and Viktor going full popcorn bucket economist over an $80 Galactus head. We got a passionate mini-rant about how Star Wars ripped off Dune, why you should go by whatever name you want (even if your parents cry about it), and how calling your girlfriend your wife is basically legal if you say it with confidence.
The episode then spiraled into health anxiety, tarantula mating season warnings, and a surprisingly intense huckleberry bust involving the Kootenai tribe and federal agents, complete with a berry-table evidence photo. Viktor closed out by praising the psychedelic mural takeover of Pocatello while throwing Idaho Falls under the beige bus for being aesthetically comatose. Honestly, it was less a radio show and more an unhinged fever dream fueled by Arby’s cheese sauce and intrusive thoughts. Legendary.
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By Viktor WiltThis episode was like being mauled by a caffeinated raccoon while trying to deep-throat a hot spring. It kicked off with Viktor warning tourists that Yellowstone is not a foot spa, as some poor teen learned when he ignored the boardwalk and scorched his ankle straight into the acidic bowels of Earth’s crust, possibly earning himself Frankenstein-style dead-guy feet. Then we took a left turn into an impromptu lineup check for the In This Moment tour, which led Viktor to forget everything he's ever known while trying to decipher Ticketmaster’s cryptic gig listings. But nothing could prepare us for his tsunami-induced dad panic, where he tried to evacuate his daughter from a bowling alley in Bellingham because Russia’s tectonic plates had a tantrum. It was all very wet and mildly apocalyptic.
Viktor then got real existential, spiraling about calendars, PTO, and how his life is held together with sleep deprivation and duct tape. Reddit stories took a turn from hilarious to “oh no, we can’t talk about that on air,” including a mom mistaking bacon dog treats for heroin and a 10-year-old secretly planning a dog wedding. But the star of the show was Govinda Kumar, a two-year-old Indian toddler who bit a cobra to death like a venomous snack, passing out but surviving like a baby Ozzy Osbourne in a diaper. Metal.
There was a raccoon face attack, hot girls eating Arby’s (officially), a British thrill-seeker calling his Taliban tourism the "best trip of his life," and Viktor going full popcorn bucket economist over an $80 Galactus head. We got a passionate mini-rant about how Star Wars ripped off Dune, why you should go by whatever name you want (even if your parents cry about it), and how calling your girlfriend your wife is basically legal if you say it with confidence.
The episode then spiraled into health anxiety, tarantula mating season warnings, and a surprisingly intense huckleberry bust involving the Kootenai tribe and federal agents, complete with a berry-table evidence photo. Viktor closed out by praising the psychedelic mural takeover of Pocatello while throwing Idaho Falls under the beige bus for being aesthetically comatose. Honestly, it was less a radio show and more an unhinged fever dream fueled by Arby’s cheese sauce and intrusive thoughts. Legendary.
FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE @VIKTORWILT
Visit our website: https://riverbendmediagroup.com/info-page/the-viktor-wilt-show/
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