In this high-energy, unexpectedly cozy episode of The Artist Interrogations Podcast, Peaches catches up with Dale Stewart of Seether backstage on tour, just hours before the band hits the stage in Eastern Idaho. They cover everything from pre-show rituals to surprise ice cream shop serenades in Rome.

Dale opens up about life on the road as a seasoned rocker, balancing whiskey with wellness, the absurdity of Tupperware diets on a tour bus, and his love of fishing—yes, even in the sideways rain of Idaho. He shares his surprisingly thoughtful method of staying grounded on tour, why fishing gear always gets a spot in his suitcase, and how downtime in a band isn’t nearly as glamorous as people think.

The conversation drifts into the band's early exposure through video games like Burnout Paradise, the surreal experience of hearing their music in the wild (including an ice cream shop in Rome), and what it’s like aging in an industry that’s constantly chasing what’s new. Peaches and Dale even brainstorm a potential YouTube series: Fishing with Seether—a calm, possibly fish-less alternative to Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.

From backstage whiskey science to the hypothetical horror of hearing Seether in an elevator, this episode blends sarcasm, sincerity, and a dash of nostalgia for fans of rock music's 2000s heyday. With Seether touring alongside P.O.D. and Nonpoint, it’s a must-listen for anyone gearing up for the tour—or anyone who's ever wondered what it’s really like when the curtain drops and the crowd goes home.

Peaches is back from Memorial Day Weekend with a fridge full of overpriced Jackson magnets, a sun-drenched soul, and opinions—lots of them. In this episode of Peaches Pit Party, he dives headfirst into the most controversial topic of the week: sandwiches. What’s the greatest sandwich of all time? Tuna? BLT with avocado? Philly cheesesteak? Peanut butter and… mayo?! Brace yourself.

Also on deck:

• Peaches unleashes ChatGPT to roast every city in Southeast Idaho (yes, even yours)
• The AI outrage machine goes full throttle after Ice Nine Kills posts one AI-generated promo pic (cue the Reddit riots)
• Why Americans are fine with going into debt for concert tickets—and how to not be one of them
• Airplanes are about to make you lean into your discomfort with vertical seating (seriously, like a Six Flags ride)
• The Foo Fighters have to ask permission to rock in Indonesia
• Hockey announcers dodging flying chairs, boomers getting duped by AI news about the Pope, and the decline of the semicolon (RIP punctuation)

Plus, Peaches shares a surprisingly wholesome TikTok trend about telling your bros “goodnight,” calls out radio DJ FAQ clichés, and rallies listeners to help clean up after Memorial Day.

It’s sarcasm, community chaos, and a whole lot of sandwich talk. Classic Peaches.

Peaches is fried—literally. It's Don't Fry Day and our favorite tall, pale Californian forgot his sunscreen again. In this scorched edition of Peaches Pit Party, we roll into Memorial Day Weekend with hot takes, cold sarcasm, and unsolicited grilling tips.

Peaches revisits his Reddit war with Seether superfans after ignoring their interview questions—and finds partial redemption (or at least a laugh) on Am I the Jerk?. We explore why Chick-fil-A workers might deserve hazard pay for “my pleasure,” why In-N-Out was basically a condiment cult, and why Walmart Pickup is the adult version of Disneyland.

Also: Viktor drops in to discuss the upcoming Olympics—but with steroids. Yes, we’re talking about the “Enhanced Games” (a real thing) and whether PEDs should be allowed if it means freaky fast world records.

Plus: Memorial Day cleanup info, road trip rage, and the To Peach Their Own face-off: Burgers vs. Hot Dogs (spoiler: hot dogs need a better PR team).

If you like sarcasm, radio rants, and minor existential crises set to rock music, this is the episode for you.

In this absolutely unhinged episode of Peaches Pit Party, Brenden Peach dives headfirst into the weirdest corners of the internet, the radio, and Florida—because where else would you end up when sardines become fashion icons?

We kick things off with some heavy news from the rock scene, including a tribute to Dropout Kings’ Adam Ramey and a shocking San Diego plane crash with music industry ties. But it’s not all doom and gloom—Peach unpacks the chaotic rise of sardine-core (yes, fish-themed fashion), and rants about people who stop dead at Walmart entrances like they’re reenacting a deleted scene from The Walking Dead.

Elsewhere in the chaos:

• A Louisiana teacher drops a baggie of cocaine in a high school hallway and somehow still needs help with job interview prep.
• Sprite releases a tea fusion drink because TikTok told them to.
• AI James Earl Jones voices Darth Vader in Fortnite, and the actor’s union is not having it.
• Peaches calls out mustard elitists, celebrates cheap Pop-Tarts, and drops hot takes on ketchup branding.
• A Florida man is rescued from the ocean by a floating karaoke bar. Because of course he is.

Plus: Chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen plays 143,000 people and ends in a draw, geocaching turns into gold coin hunting in the Czech Republic, and your favorite To Peach Their Own caller reminds us that happy wife = happy life (but with zero context and maximum awkward energy).

This episode is your one-stop shop for chaos, commentary, condiments, and cringe. Perfect for your Memorial Day pregame or any moment you need a little absurdity in your ears.

If you’ve ever asked the internet for help and instantly regretted it, welcome to the club—Peaches is the president this week.

In this unhinged episode, Brenden Peach recounts his fatal mistake: asking r/Seether for interview questions, then ghosting their aggressive setlist demands during his actual chat with Dale Stewart. What followed? A Reddit meltdown that made him question fan culture, humanity, and whether Reddit mods have beds or just sleep in drama.

Also in this barely-holding-it-together broadcast:

• The joys of drinking non-alcoholic Michelob Ultra and still getting judged.
• Peaches’ brief and chaotic career as a video game cop in Police Simulator—including verbal warnings, illegal arrests, and accidental tyranny.
• A Texas man suing Whataburger over onions, and a Florida man celebrating 25 years of HOA violations by installing a six-foot butt statue.
• A dive into why Borderlands 4 might cost $80 and why Peaches still refuses to pay full price for anything.
• A spirited rant on homework trauma, millennial guilt, and high school memories involving milk, burgers, and despair.

You’ll laugh, you’ll cringe, you’ll question why this man has a microphone—and you’ll come back for more.

Peaches kicks off today's Pit Party with some heavy news — a tribute to Dropout Kings vocalist Adam Ramey, who passed away unexpectedly at just 32. His band posted a powerful message, and Peaches spins one of their hardest tracks to honor him.

Then everything spirals, in the best way:

• The long-awaited Dale Stewart (Seether) interview is finally up. It's not deep, but it’s chill — just two guys talking fishing, touring, and how to not ask the same tired questions.
• Zack Starkey gets fired from The Who, again. Yes, again. It’s starting to feel personal.
• Falling in Reverse drops a new track with Marilyn Manson, and launches a tour so chaotic it should come with a helmet.
• 45 million people are traveling for Memorial Day, and Peaches predicts multiple TSA-induced meltdowns. Possibly shirtless ones.
• Canada unveils a grilled cheese cheeseburger, because apparently they want to be America now — but with manners.
• A snake hitches a ride under a car hood, and now Peaches is terrified of his own engine.
• AI James Earl Jones is now in Fortnite, and Darth Vader is answering questions like your weird uncle with ChatGPT access.
• Idaho DMV is changing everything — plates, permits, emergency contacts, probably your soul.
• The Wienermobiles are racing in Indy, and Peaches has already emotionally invested in the chili dog.
• A comedian runs a half marathon in a full wedding dress to find a man. Spoiler: she’s still single.
• Graduation season sparks a rant on diploma ceremonies, morph suits, and who even reads a communications degree anymore.

To Peach Their Own: What’s the best city you’ve ever visited, and why?
San Diego, Germany, Okinawa, Carlsbad — and a few curveballs. No one said Pocatello... yet.

Peaches recaps a weekend so jam-packed it could’ve used its own itinerary: a farmers market food drive, a $10 Walmart bow tie disaster at the Second Chance Prom, and Seether melting faces (and Maddie’s mind) at her first-ever rock show. Plus, Peaches tries not to take it personally when fans shout his name and he totally zones out in work mode.

Then it’s the usual chaos you’ve come to expect:

• A real story about a funeral home mixing up bodies (“That’s not Uncle Larry!”)
• The Foo Fighters dump Josh Freese, who responds with a top-10 list and zero regrets
• Memorial Day cleanup plans, because yes, Peaches is also a good person sometimes
• A South Carolina nude 5K (Viktor, behave yourself)
• The Petrified Forest uses Megan Thee Stallion to get donation dollars
• Seether and P.O.D. visit a shelter and almost adopt a dog
• Trivium saves kittens from a generator (yes, really)

We also talk AC settings (78 degrees?? Who hurt you?), a Mexican naval ship smacking into the Brooklyn Bridge, and George the cat pulling a post-surgery Shawshank escape.

This episode’s “To Peach Their Own” question?
 🟠 What’s the worst city you’ve ever visited?
Let’s just say some cities were dragged... and a few buried.

Oh, and reminder: ChatGPT edited someone’s high school yearbook. The future is now.

🎶 Peach’s Pick of the Day

President finally drops their debut single In the Name of the Father after months of cryptic teasers, masked imagery, and Download Festival buzz. Peaches and Victor unpack the rumors: Rory from Dayseeker? Ghost-style marketing? A mashup of Sleep Token, Bad Omens, and Dayseeker vibes? Either way, it’s mysterious, moody, and now officially streaming.

📆 Weekend Events

A big weekend for Peaches and the crew:

• Idaho Falls Farmers Market: food donations for the Community Food Basket, and free prom tickets from Josh at the Riverbend Media Group booth
• Second Chance Prom with Classy 97 at the Waterfront at Snake River Landing
• Seether, P.O.D., and Nonpoint live Sunday night at the Mountain America Center

🍔 Culver’s Marathon & Food Tangents

A Wisconsin man runs 26.2 miles and stops at every Culver’s on the route for cheese curds and custard. Peaches, a proud Culver’s addict, considers doing it for a burger. Also: Hot Topic still doesn’t have 3XL Gojira shirts, and that’s a war crime.

🎸 Concert & Deathcore Updates

• Lorna Shore drops a new song and announces I Feel the Everblack Festering Within Me
• Tour lineup: Black Dahlia Murder, Shadow of Intent, Peeling Flesh
• Peaches uses ChatGPT to generate fake deathcore album names like Veins Full of Glass and Neck Harvest

🏈 Shot Clock Sports

• Chargers lead the NFL in flight miles for 2024
• Caitlin Clark’s rookie season is the most televised in WNBA history
• Ohio State fans want to ban noon games — one lawmaker is trying to make it happen

🛻 Vans, Barbecue, and Barbie’s Feet

• Peaches confesses his dream of owning a Mercedes Sprinter Van, dad vibes and all
• National Barbecue Day brings us beer-infused charcoal from Miller Lite and Kingsford
• Australian scientists analyze 3,000 Barbie dolls and discover 60% now have flat feet because modern Barbie has jobs

😂 Viktor Joins for Chaos

Viktor hops in to review the now-viral Trump watch typo: someone paid $600 for a “RUMP” watch. Chaos ensues. They brainstorm absurd Trump-branded product ideas like:

• COFEFE Coffee
• The MAGAbrella
• Trump Crocs
• The Wall Thermostat
• The "Art of Saying Nothing" audiobook

🤘 Viral Metal & Pop Culture

• Pentagram’s Bobby Liebling goes viral — not for music, but for blankly staring mid-performance
• He’s now recognized in airports by pilots, TSA, and soccer moms
• Peaches gives props to persistence: half a century of music finally pays off in meme form

🎤 Band News

Peaches kicks off this Pre-Friday with the big story: I Prevail officially parts ways with Brian Berkheiser. Whether it’s health reasons or creative differences, the band says they’re moving forward — with new music and Eric taking lead. Peaches reflects on Brian’s contributions and what the future holds.

🧼 Bald Guy Survey & Toupee Talk

A new survey says women are more attracted to bald men, and Peaches is here for it — as long as we stop pretending toupees are fooling anyone. If you’ve still got the retro rug, it’s time to let it go, Vin Diesel style.

🍽 First-World Problems

Peaches shares his ongoing beef with Hot Topic’s lack of 3XLs, the tragedy of trying to buy a concert shirt in time, and the sad realization that Sleep Token shirts are everywhere but never in his size. Also: the pipe dream of owning a sandwich named after him continues.

🚽 Bathroom Blunders

• Vancouver launches a public wipe-flushing campaign, because adults can’t follow the Three P’s.
• SpaceX allegedly monitored bathroom breaks and fired an employee with Crohn’s for taking too long.
• A bat dog pooped on home plate, and a staffer cleaned it up… barehanded.

🧻 Toilet Crimes & Burrito Justice

A Texas man rammed another driver’s car after a burrito was thrown at him, proving once again that carbs are not conflict resolution. Meanwhile, the burrito-thrower walks free because “soft food” isn’t a felony.

📺 Streaming Woes

Warner Bros. Discovery caves and brings back HBO Max after realizing “Max” was a branding misfire. Peaches compares it to tattooing your ex’s name and then pretending it didn’t happen.

⚾ Shot Clock Sports

• Netflix is making a Deion Sanders docuseries
• Rich Hill signs with the Royals at 45, possibly replacing Verlander as MLB’s oldest player
• Dodgers lose 14 players to injury
• HBO Max becomes HBO Max again
• Kannapolis Cannonballers win after the bat dog poops — coincidence?

🥫 Farmers Market & Prom Weekend

Peaches previews a packed weekend:

• Idaho Falls Farmers Market: collecting food donations for the Community Food Basket
• Second Chance Prom with Classy 97
• Seether, POD & Nonpoint live at the Mountain America Center

🎤 To Peach Their Own

“What’s a job you’ll never do again — and why?”
Peaches rants about working the pay window at In-N-Out and reads listener stories about:

• Getting locked in a Walmart freezer
• Military deployment
• Daycare chaos
• Technical support nightmares
• And one caller’s vendetta against receipt-checkers

💔 Breakup Story Time

Peaches talks about losing his best friend Bobby over birthday subtweets and ex-girlfriend drama, removing him from framed photos, and resisting the urge to do a petty lighter-and-burn video. Growth?

Peaches wakes up on a Wednesday fully convinced it’s Saturday, skips the shower, slaps on some Degree, and realizes life is already spiraling. His day kicks off with a heated (literally) trip to the East Idaho News bathroom—which may or may not be doubling as a torture sauna—and a philosophical debate over restroom territory and olfactory war crimes committed by coworkers.

Next, Gen Z’s obsession with Snapchat’s location sharing comes under scrutiny. Peaches admits he’s either at work, home, or the gym, which is basically the Idahoan Bermuda Triangle. He even confesses to screenshotting Snap Maps like a low-level Bond villain. Totally fine.

Then it’s time to throw shade at Oasis and question whether Wonderwall was worth a world tour while crunching the wild cost-per-minute of seeing Beyoncé, Gaga, Lana Del Rey, and AC/DC live. Spoiler: Swifties, you're suspiciously absent from this data. Sus.

In sports and lawsuits: SpaceX is being sued for timing bathroom breaks of a guy with Crohn’s disease (because apparently, even billionaires don’t understand digestion), and the MLB unbans dead guys. Also, the Vikings are going international—twice—and Amazon wants to turn the Jets’ worst season into a docuseries no one asked for.

In the To Peach Their Own segment, we ask: what totally normal thing makes you instantly suspicious of someone? Peaches chooses adults who only eat chicken tenders. Listeners chime in with “people who don’t like music” and “those who don’t buckle up.” You know, the real monsters.

Also discussed: toddlers terrified of John Wilkes Booth, the great Denver arena double-booking debacle of 2025 (Katy Perry vs. the Nuggets), a deep dive into the worst comedies ever made, and the eternal question: who still likes Paul Blart?

Peaches closes things out with concert updates, prom reminders, market appearances, food drive lists, and Deadlands dropping a banger. It's a full plate—and no, it does not come with chicken tenders.