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Peaches is back and trying to recover from tasting baby food on-air — yes, it was filmed, yes, Viktor also suffered, and yes, one flavor basically tasted like pre-chewed beef stew. That wasn’t even the worst part of the day. That honor goes to spending $20.63 at Arby’s. Capitalism is out of control.
This episode of Peaches Pit Party spirals quickly from Doug Stanhope plans to kangaroo fatalities at petting zoos, gambling on the next Pope, and a debate about what people only romanticize because they’ve never done it — looking at you, ranch life, farm life, van life, cruises, and being an on-air DJ. Spoiler alert: it’s not all sunglasses and backstage passes.
Also in this episode:
In To Peach Their Own, listeners call in to share the things people only glorify from a distance — like being a rancher (thanks, Yellowstone), going to live sports, or living in a tiny town with charm (aka one gas station and no Walmart).
Peaches is back and trying to recover from tasting baby food on-air — yes, it was filmed, yes, Viktor also suffered, and yes, one flavor basically tasted like pre-chewed beef stew. That wasn’t even the worst part of the day. That honor goes to spending $20.63 at Arby’s. Capitalism is out of control.
This episode of Peaches Pit Party spirals quickly from Doug Stanhope plans to kangaroo fatalities at petting zoos, gambling on the next Pope, and a debate about what people only romanticize because they’ve never done it — looking at you, ranch life, farm life, van life, cruises, and being an on-air DJ. Spoiler alert: it’s not all sunglasses and backstage passes.
Also in this episode:
In To Peach Their Own, listeners call in to share the things people only glorify from a distance — like being a rancher (thanks, Yellowstone), going to live sports, or living in a tiny town with charm (aka one gas station and no Walmart).