Peaches Pit Party

This episode begins with Peaches ripping into humanity’s most cursed creation: the $2,000 “smart mattress” that left people literally trapped in their own beds during the AWS outage. From there, the chaos unravels faster than a Walmart clearance bin. We’ve got a breakup over high heels that turns into a full-blown TED Talk on tall guy insecurity, Peaches declaring war on “world-famous” KROQ for being allergic to heavy music, and an in-depth exploration of whether mammals can, in fact, breathe through their butts (spoiler: yes, and it’s science, not a kink). He somehow jumps from a South Korean woman s...

If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if Planet Earth was narrated by a man who’s equal parts radio host, arachnophobe, and chaos magnet, look no further than this absolute trainwreck of an episode. Peaches kicks things off with a tender love story about killing house spiders while his girlfriend scrapbooks in the background, because nothing says romance like yelling “DIE!” at your front door. From there, it’s a spiral of absurdity: he mourns his dead aloe plant like a fallen soldier, gets way too excited about a tropical clearance tree from Costco, and admits he’s one housep...

The October 17th episode of Peaches Pit Party is what happens when a man spirals from daylight saving rage into haunted house paranoia, sneaker-induced humiliation, and a feline health code violation — all before sundown. It starts with Peaches waging a one-man war against the concept of “daylight savings” (note the s, and yes, he’ll correct you) while trying to bribe listeners with a Nintendo Switch 2 bundle courtesy of Brent Gordon Law. From there, the descent is rapid and glorious: he mourns Ace Frehley, questions the honesty of psychics, reads stories about ghost children who hang out with soggy-haired women, a...

This episode of Peaches Pit Party is the closest thing to watching someone lose their mind live on-air—and it’s beautiful. Peaches kicks things off by listening to so much extreme metal that his blood pressure may legally classify as blast beat–powered, only to pivot into a story about a Wisconsin wedding where the bride’s mom got her spine demolished by a cow. Yes, an actual cow. From there, Peaches reflects on how half the internet is now AI-generated nonsense, the tragic backstory of his peach-themed home décor, and a Los Angeles Dodger’s wife who refuses...

In this absolute fever dream of a Peaches Pit Party, Brenden nearly hydroplanes his way to a Crunchwrap before Idaho’s weather decides to stop being dramatic, spends his lunch break cosplaying as “Peachman” for an AI video that somehow made Lee Jennings from The Funeral Portrait laugh, and then spirals into an existential crisis about the other Peaches — the 58-year-old musician who may or may not challenge him to a duel at The Complex in Salt Lake City. From there, Peaches recounts his Foot Locker retail trauma (manager turned petty criminal), trashes the iHeart app with the fury of a tho...

This episode of Peaches Pit Party is what happens when caffeine meets chaos and then gets possessed by an AI app. Peaches opens the show confessing his new addiction to Sora 2—the forbidden AI video generator that basically turned him into a digital Frankenstein. He somehow hacked his way in with expired invite codes, started creating unairable masterpieces full of swearing AI Peaches, and then dragged poor Viktor into it by sending him a code too.

From there, we spiral into the saga of “Breadstick Girl”—a woman whose mugshot got turned into a viral hoax about hurling...

Welcome back to Peaches Pit Party, where Brenden Peach kicks off the week walking like John Voight in Holes and ends it fighting with seagulls, haunted pumpkins, and ChatGPT itself. It’s Monday, October 13th, and Peach opens the show with his back broken like a retired NFL kicker, still recovering from hosting the In This Moment concert and refusing to see a doctor despite walking “like a gorilla with hands on everything.” He then immediately pivots into one of the most chaotic rants in PPP history — firing off about fired football coaches who still somehow make $50 million for doing ab...

Welcome to the October 9th episode of Peaches Pit Party, otherwise known as the “Thursday before chaos” episode — or as Brenden Peach calls it, Pre-Friday, the most misleading day of the week. This one opens with Peach rattling off an unreasonably enthusiastic preview for the In This Moment show — like a man hyped on Monster and Advil — before slowly unraveling into a bizarre odyssey of lawsuits, zoo fights, dead Disney guests, and frog-based medical treatments.

It starts innocently enough: haunted house giveaways, Halloween hype, and the upcoming “Black Mass Tour.” Then — BAM — LeBron James enters the chat. Apparently, the ma...

This episode of Peaches Pit Party starts like a fever dream inside a Cracker Barrel — Brenden Peach bursts in with breaking news that Dolly Parton is not dying, despite the internet’s collective meltdown. He admits he sprinted across the station yelling “DOLLY’S DYING!” before realizing she was literally just a little under the weather. From there, things spiral into a discussion about a 99-year-old man (who may or may not be allowed to say his own first name on-air), the second coming of the rapture that keeps getting rescheduled like a dentist appointment, and people who apparently sold their...

Welcome to the most chaotic episode of Peaches Pit Party ever broadcast—an auditory rollercoaster that starts with Peaches raging against AI slop reels and somehow ends with a cursed fruit gas leak in Germany. From the first second, Peaches unleashes on the internet’s dumbest commenters (“AI slop” warriors, we’re looking at you) before spiraling into a discussion about Baby Steps, a video game that literally punishes players for skipping cutscenes. Somewhere between mocking Taylor Swift’s follower count and inventing the term “fat snake escape” while describing trying to crawl out of his own bathtub on National Bathtub...

Peaches sits down with Lee, Caleb, & Cody of The Funeral Portrait for an unfiltered, hilarious, and surprisingly honest conversation before their show. They talk about what life on the road is really like — including RV bunk disasters, sleepless nights, and prepping for ShipRocked — plus some near-tragic boating stories along the way.

Then, around nine minutes in, the band shifts gears with a beautiful in-studio acoustic set, performing haunting renditions of Dark Thoughts, Holy Water, and Suffocate City.

Welcome to the October 6th, 2025 episode of Peaches Pit Party, a fever dream of caffeine, chaos, and questionable life choices. Peaches begins this one broadcasting alone in the “sauna known as the Cannonball 101 Studio” while roasting his co-host Viktor Wilt for being “constantly sick, tired, or allergic to existing.” He recounts the Mudvayne/Static-X/Vended show from Friday night—where he was spotted by fans who still can’t believe he’s actually 6’9” (“What, did you think I was lying for brand purposes?!”)—and then relives his Twin Falls road trip that nearly ended in a Fast & Furious: Hydroplane Drift sequel. Five secon...

Welcome to the pre-Friday madness known as the October 2nd episode of Peaches Pit Party — the audio equivalent of chugging a Monster, arguing with a self-checkout machine, and then buying concert tickets you can’t afford. Peaches kicks things off with a full-blown existential crisis about subscription services — Xbox Game Pass jumping to $30 a month has him ready to storm Microsoft HQ with a pitchfork and a “bring back $9.99” sign. His rant spirals into him realizing his entire adult life is just paying for gym memberships, Spotify, and the slow death of his will to cancel Netflix. Somewhere in there, he...

Welcome to the October 1st episode of Peaches Pit Party, where chaos reigns supreme and Peaches somehow survives a week that looks like a caffeine-fueled tour through hell’s concert circuit. This episode opens with Peaches breathlessly recapping last night’s Chevelle–Asking Alexandria–Dead Poets Society show, where he sprinted around the Mountain America Center like a headless chicken trying to get guitars signed, fans happy, and names pronounced correctly (spoiler: he did not pronounce Jack Underkofler’s name correctly once). Somewhere between a bench interview and realizing his head can be spotted over any crowd, Peaches laments that conce...

This episode was basically Peaches going full WWE cage match against life itself. He opened by unleashing his rage at concerts — the eternal war between tall dudes and short complainers. Apparently, no matter where he stands, someone thinks he’s personally blocking their path to happiness, even when he’s literally in the back of the pit catching body shots from angry fans. Then the show pivoted into budgeting madness around the Dad Bod Contest, which spiraled into “how much money does radio actually blow on dumb ideas” while Peaches tried not to lose his mind.

From there, thi...

Strap in because this episode was basically a rollercoaster with no seatbelts, one broken wheel, and a guy named Bert Kreischer screaming from the backseat. Peaches kicked things off mourning Ozzy while blasting Judas Priest, then immediately launched into the saga of his “interview from hell” with Bert Kreischer, who somehow thought Idaho existed in Pacific Time like it was an off-brand California. Between sending Zoom links like a desperate IT guy and watching the free trial clock of doom tick down, Peaches managed to host Traffic School powered by The Advocates and still keep his sanity (barely). Mid-show, he e...

Well, this was a tricky situation. I was supposed to do a quick 10-minute recorded interview with THE MACHINE — Bert Kreischer — at 8:15 AM. He didn’t show up on time (turns out he and his team thought East Idaho was in Pacific Time). So instead, we plowed straight into Traffic School Powered by The Advocates, which happens every Friday morning at 8:45. I kept the Zoom window open the entire time waiting for his arrival… and he FINALLY popped in at the very tail end of Traffic School. That means you get an unplanned, totally chaotic episode with live radio, Lt. Crai...

This episode of Peaches Pit Party plays like a fever dream on a Monster Energy IV drip. We start with Peaches dunking on the cursed name “WrestlePalooza” like it’s a bad tattoo decision, then careen headfirst into the impending Halloween takeover of KBEAR, complete with leftover spooky music beds named “Stalker.” From there, we spiral into an Airbnb horror story about awkward host meet-and-greets and suspicious lawn photos, before crash-landing into a triple-stacked concert lineup that reads like a Hot Topic fever dream: Hollywood Undead, Chevelle, Point North, Mudvayne, Static X, Vended. Somewhere in the middle, Peaches casually reports on...

This episode of Peaches Pit Party was like falling headfirst into a haunted corn maze while Napoleon Bonaparte himself controls air traffic. It starts with Peaches talking about Outlier’s “Creature of the Night,” dragging Earth, Wind & Fire’s September meme into the Idaho airwaves like it’s 2014, and then swerving straight into Chevelle/Asking Alexandria giveaways with Finish That Lyric chaos. He mourns the sweaty end of summer while describing his bedroom as a “Costco dairy section,” then goes full spoopy-season hype man with haunted passports, scream tones, and Blackfoot (or “Blagfoot”) haunted attractions. From there it’s a fever dream of spo...

This episode of Peaches Pit Party was like getting locked inside a Red Bull–soaked treasure chest with a capuchin monkey, three pirate ghosts, and a Furby that won’t stop laughing. Peaches kicked things off with Better Lovers and Alestorm to honor International Talk Like a Pirate Day, but immediately went off the rails, confessing his total lack of energy for a real pirate accent (his “Arr!” sounded like a tired lawnmower). From there, he lurched through a dizzying concert calendar—Hollywood Undead, Chevelle, Asking Alexandria, Mudvayne, In This Moment—like a human Ticketmaster on fire. He roasted the National...

This episode begins with a sleep-deprived descent into chaos as the host recounts a melatonin-free dream of creeping around his parents’ empty house, Victor and Becca watching Poltergeist static, and him repeatedly leaping off the stairs yelling “Look, I’m Rey Mysterio!” as if paranormal luchador cosplay was a bedtime routine. From there the show ricochets through National Cheeseburger Day mania (McDonald’s 50¢ burgers, Culver’s price shaming, the endless war over pickles) and a wild call-in thread imagining burgers with Spaghettios, fried avocado, candied bacon, jalapeño jam, deep-fried eggplant, and whole grilled onions large enough to crush a small child...

This episode of Peaches Pit Party plays like a fever dream broadcast from a ticket-transfer purgatory. Peaches opens by running between the K-Bear studio and the Cannonball studio like a deranged postman because Ticketmaster refuses to let him transfer Chevelle tickets without sending a fresh code for every single pair. By the time the show starts he’s out of breath, but still manages to hype the looming Chevelle / Asking Alexandria / Dead Poets Society concert and his accidental addiction to a $5 Steam game called Keep Digging (dig to 1,000 meters, set off a nuke, repeat). He also unveils the new To...

This episode of Peaches Pit Party is what happens when you cram a Walmart holiday aisle, a Yellowstone geyser, and a metal festival lineup into a blender and hit “purée.” We kick off with Peaches discovering it’s 100 days until Christmas, then spiraling about Rexburg Walmart being looted of mirrors by returning college students. After plugging the Halfway Giveaway for Aftershock Festival (GA passes but BYO airfare), he whiplashes into In This Moment ticket giveaways and the upcoming crazy Figure-8 Car Races at the Rigby Fairgrounds. From there, the show takes a hard left into Yellowstone Park’s hat crisi...

The September 15th episode of Peaches Pit Party is less a podcast and more a caffeinated scrapbook of chaos. Brenden “Peaches” Peach begins by raging against Command Strips, turning a simple poster-hanging project with his girlfriend into a war on adhesives. From there we swerve into the Half-and-Half Game, a Frankenstein audio challenge that lets you win Aftershock passes — but only if you also bankroll your own trip to Sacramento because, as Peaches stresses approximately 7,000 times, K-Bear is not paying for your gas, flights, or hotel. We take detours through holiday travel trauma, a Chili’s-induced road-trip meltdown, and a Google...

Today’s Peaches Pit Party podcast episode was like cramming a three-ring circus, a late-night gas station fever dream, and a nostalgia-fueled video game arcade into one hour of unfiltered chaos. Peaches barreled out of the gate with two massive giveaways — one sending listeners into the In This Moment VIP stratosphere (complete with Maria Brink meet-and-greets and onstage walkouts), the other launching a gladiatorial “Half & Half” audio challenge to win Aftershock festival passes — while simultaneously roasting anyone who thought flights, hotels, and gas were included (“Sell plasma, baby!”). From there, the show swerved into a full-blown horror movie of dead pets in a...

This episode of Peaches Pit Party careens off the rails like a shopping cart full of Edgar Allan Poe bathroom décor. Peaches opens by wrestling with the emotional weight of September 11th, only to pivot into a frenzy of concert giveaways, workplace jargon trauma, and an unfiltered hatred of Thanksgiving turkey. We’re treated to a Venezuelan government declaring Christmas in October, a ceramic Poe-on-the-toilet anecdote, TikTok travelers mistaking Tunisia for Nice, and a hall-of-fame rant about iCloud storage charges. Fantasy football dilemmas spiral into a father-son showdown about NFL survivability, while Peaches crowdsources the pettiest things people hat...

 On this absolutely feral episode of Peaches Pit Party, Peaches (still recovering from a zombie-grade sinus infection) careens from breaking news about Charlie Kirk getting shot at a Utah rally to unwrapping Bad Omens’ new pop-leaning single like a confused rock dad opening a glitter bomb. In between casually dunking on his own sleep schedule, Peaches spirals into the saga of a British train conductor who hasn’t slept in two years, accuses chocolate chip cookie dough of being the devil, and wonders aloud if chloroform counts as a bedtime strategy. The show detonates further with a rehash of the r...

This episode was a fever dream of Peaches trying to convince the world he’s the best boyfriend ever because he carried a couch up three flights of stairs, while also nearly dying from a one-day plague. In between coughing fits and flexing about his heroism, he waged open war against Command Strips, which betrayed him like a treacherous ex by yeeting his prized ticket shadow box and a Long Beach print straight to the floor in the dead of night. From there, he spiraled into fantasy football glory, bragging about his week-one domination while simultaneously plotting a giant lo...

This episode of Peaches Pit Party was absolute chaos from the jump. It kicked off with a gladiator-style cage match over Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement, with Peaches trying to play it cool by saying “congrats” while Viktor Wilt went full doomsday preacher about how marriage should be banned and Taylor’s music is “mid.” The conversation spiraled into Google showering confetti, Swifties forming an invisible army, and Peaches just trying to survive. From there, the episode rocketed into a fever dream where BarkAir, a luxury dog-only airline, charges $6,000 per flight so influencers can jab Ozempic into their poodle...

This episode of Peaches Pit Party was a full-on fever dream fueled by lemongrass oil, rage against Cracker Barrel paint colors, and the eternal battle of Twin Falls vs. Rexburg. Peaches kicked things off by admitting he survived his first professional massage without falling through the table (barely), only to spiral into a weekend of “anxiety cleaning” before his birthday trip home. Then came the legendary saga of Darla the Wonder Dog, Lou Brutus’s iconic sidekick, who lived a rock ‘n’ roll life longer than most metal bands’ careers. The show lurched into chaos with the “Muddled Vein” contest, where a...

It’s Friday in the Pit and Peaches is riding the wave of Cracker Barrel logo rage with a fake “Cracker BEAR 101” rebrand. From clueless people who never know when concerts are happening to interior designers declaring war on TVs and microwaves, it’s another day of chaos.

The big To Peach Their Own question: “What animated movie is a 10 out of 10?” Listeners throw down their favorites, from Disney classics to Pixar gut-punches, and Peaches learns that Spirited Away is not about a horse.

Elsewhere on the show:

It’s National Radio Day, and Peaches is dragging his way through hump day with bison taunting tourists, window seats without windows, and a whole list of phrases he absolutely can’t stand anymore. From “I was today years old” to “work wife/work husband,” nothing is safe.

In To Peach Their Own, the big question is: “What’s a phrase people use these days that you just can’t stand?” The answers range from annoying Gen Z slang to classic office jargon that should’ve died years ago.

Elsewhere in the show:

Peaches starts the show by commenting on how fast the summer of 2025 has gone by. He talks about getting two severe bug bites, one that swelled to the size of a grapefruit on his knee and another that made his knee swell to a "grapefruit sized sphere". He also mentions a new study suggesting that the Skrillex song "Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites" could act as a mosquito repellent

He discusses several unusual news stories, including men getting leg-lengthening surgery in Istanbul, a woman in NYC turning her apartment into a Titanic shrine, and a new Guinness...

Peaches is back after a whirlwind weekend that included a wedding, wardrobe malfunctions, and a Walmart dash for emergency pants. On today’s show, he breaks down the quirks of being a tall guy at weddings, the rise of ChatGPT-written wedding vows, and why dog people might just be the wildest people in restaurants. Viktor makes his return from Washington with fridge magnets in tow, and the two riff on everything from zoo ponies becoming lion snacks to the dangers of AI catfishing.

The Shot Clock Sports Update covers Packers throwback leather-look helmets, tortilla-throwing drama in Texas, an...

 When Viktor Wilt’s out, things get… unpredictable. This week on Traffic School Powered by The Advocates, Peaches slid into the host’s chair alongside Maddie Kidd and Lt. Crain for a no-holds-barred ride through real road advice, wild listener calls, and plenty of unexpected detours. From debates over who could outrun the cops, to figure-eight car race hype, to DMV nightmares (looking at you, Tater), every minute had that “only on live radio” energy. Listeners chimed in with everything from busted Subaru war stories to the legality of buying cars without titles, myths about which vehicles get pulled over most...

On today’s Peaches Pit Party, Peaches takes listeners on a rollercoaster of sarcastic commentary, nostalgic throwbacks, and the strangest headlines you didn’t know you needed. He opens with a deep dive into the Farmer’s Almanac winter forecast for Idaho, calling out the bold predictions and poking fun at its shaky track record. That naturally leads into a rant about unpredictable Idaho weather and how it fuels his pre-flight anxiety when heading home to California.

With back-to-school season in full swing, Peaches sparks the To Peach Their Own conversation: “What’s something from school that still stic...

Join Peaches for a jam-packed episode of "Peaches Pit Party" on K Bear 101, where he tackles everything from rock legends to competitive eating and bizarre news. In this episode, Peaches discusses radio drama involving Howard Stern, who is reportedly frustrated that podcaster Alex Cooper's show is outperforming his streaming numbers on SiriusXM. The conversation also delves into a recent tattoo Victor got of Ozzy Osbourne's signature, a decision that surprised Peaches given Victor's past stance on getting an artist's name tattooed.

On a lighter note, Peaches shares the story of a minor league baseball...

Join Peaches on a jam-packed Monday as he books a week-long vacation home for his upcoming 29th birthday on August 29 and his dad's 60th birthday on September 2. He discusses his recent trip to see "Weird Al" Yankovic, calling it one of the best live shows he’s ever seen, and his reaction to the new Bad Omens track, "Spectre".

Later, Josh from Classy 97 joins the show to judge comedian Judson Veach's list of the worst things to be good at, including pickleball, fantasy football, and cornhole. Peaches and Josh debate the merits of a gi...

Peaches dives into a whirlwind of topics. He kicks off the show by recounting a frustrating issue with his iPhone 14 Pro Max and a failed attempt to clean the charging jack with 70% isopropyl alcohol, which he later discovered might have ruined his microphone. This leads into a discussion about unhygienic habits, specifically the common practice of using a phone on the toilet and eating without regularly cleaning it. Peaches then shares a peculiar observation from an Ask Reddit thread about people placing tortillas on top of the unclean grocery store packaging.

The conversation shifts to more outlandish...

On this episode of the Artist Interrogations podcast, Peaches sits down with Kasey Karlsen and CJ Arey of the band Deadlands at the Soundwell in Salt Lake City. The conversation covers their latest EP, 

Seven, which is based on the seven deadly sins and influenced by tarot cards and self-reflection.

The group discusses their tour, initially called "Hot Singles in Your Area," but later corrected to "Hot Shows in Your Area". They share stories about the show, including the energetic crowds in Mesa, Arizona, and Oklahoma City, which were s...