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.