Peaches Pit Party

Peaches Pit Party from Friday, April 10th, 2026. Peaches kicks off the episode in a great Friday mood, hyping up the all-new Bilmuri album "Kinda Hard" that he’s playing in full during the 5 PM hour (music-free on the podcast version). He shares laughs about the r/Seether subreddit drama from a previous episode, announces upcoming Papa Roach, Set It Off, and Autumn Keens concert tickets with pit access at the Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheater on July 23rd, and breaks down the invasive Asian needle ant threat spreading across the US with its painful stings. Other highlights include a wild Sh...

Peaches Pit Party from Thursday, April 9th, 2026 kicks off with Peaches ranting about the bizarre amount of rules involved in his Johnny Franck (Bilmuri) interview and why management taking forever to approve it is driving him nuts. Then it’s on to CNN accidentally “remembering” Michael J. Fox like he died, causing instant chaos and confusion online. After that, Peaches digs into a list of everyday items people are ditching in 2026 because prices are out of control—everything from soda and cereal to streaming services, fast food, and even haircuts that somehow cost like a car payment. Next, Yellowstone gets its...

Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, April 8th, 2026 — Peaches kicks things off with a behind-the-scenes recap of a tightly controlled interview with Johnny Franck and teases upcoming content while hyping the Papa Roach “Rise of the Roach” tour stop in Pocatello and ticket giveaways; then dives into a surprisingly passionate breakdown of hand-tossed vs. pan pizza and a rant about fast food kiosks vs. human interaction, which spirals into thoughts on In-N-Out’s anti-tech stance; from there, it’s a mix of pop culture and news including The Masters’ strict terminology rules, Shaq launching a pro dunk league, and the internet clo...

Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, April 7th, 2026 — Peaches kicks things off with a PSA for overly aggressive callers who treat the studio like a crisis hotline, before launching into a brutally honest rant about the rock and metal scene’s favorite pastime: complaining about every single concert announcement instead of actually supporting shows in East Idaho . From there, things get weird in the best way with a truck driver installing a full-blown $6,000 racing simulator in his rig, followed by a breakdown of the “pump switching” gas station scam that could quietly drain your bank account. The show takes a sharp tu...

Peaches Pit Party from Monday, April 6th, 2026 — Peaches kicks things off by teasing a mystery concert announcement at the Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheater while celebrating the return of the Secret Sound (yes, someone won cash for correctly guessing a toilet flush), then dives into a surprisingly satisfying weekend life upgrade involving turning his living room into a full-blown vinyl lounge and relocating the TV for elite “bed rot but productive” viewing; things take a turn into mild panic when he accidentally takes the wrong heart medication and debates whether to force a dramatic bathroom moment, before reflecting on how gettin...

Peaches Pit Party from Friday, April 3rd, 2026 dives straight into sleep-deprived chaos as Peaches kicks things off running on fumes before celebrating the return of the KBEAR Secret Sound (aka your shot at free cash), then spirals into a full-blown obsession with American Truck Simulator—where he discovers he’s a terrible driver, a menace to Priuses, and deeply humbled by real-life truckers; from there, he unloads on the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame for its wildly questionable rankings (justice for Iron Maiden), takes a weirdly hungry detour into space snacks aboard the Artemis II mission, and questions whether bein...

Peaches Pit Party from Thursday, April 2nd, 2026 dives headfirst into the aftermath of an April Fools’ prank that nearly sent listeners into a meltdown over the idea of no more Sleep Token on the air, plus the hilarious chaos of a fake “Snoozefest” tour lineup that honestly should exist; from there it’s a wild pivot to the Artemis II launch where everything went smoothly except, of course, the toilet situation in space because even astronauts can’t escape plumbing issues, followed by a fake Yellowstone influencer express lane that had just enough realism to stir people up, and then absol...

Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, April 1st, 2026 — April Fools’ Day takes center stage as Peaches dives headfirst into the chaos of local rumors, including the mysterious “Trader Joe’s coming to Idaho Falls” banner that sent the internet into detective mode (QR codes, sketchy job listings, and even a direct call to corporate all get put under the microscope) while also reliving a perfectly executed office prank involving a Krispy Kreme box full of vegetables and a throwback to the legendary “Brenda Pear” AI voice stunt that somehow fooled actual listeners; the conversation then shifts into everyday frustrations and observations...

Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, March 31st, 2026 — Peaches recaps a packed weekend that included a wild, shoulder-to-shoulder metal show in Boise that was so hot it forced an early exit, then pivots into the accidental internet storm caused by a tongue-in-cheek “peach emoji” post that racked up massive views and even bigger overreactions from people who clearly missed the joke ; from there, he dives deep into a surprisingly passionate debate over whether a rodeo wallet is stylish or secretly questionable, complete with overthinking, Google searches, and coworker input; the show also highlights some of the funniest news slip-ups, including a TV s...

Peaches Pit Party from Friday, March 27th, 2026 — Peaches kicks things off with new music and a packed concert weekend ahead before diving headfirst into the brutal realities of modern dating from a guy’s perspective, calling out everything from ghosting to the infamous “I need to focus on life” excuse that somehow always ends with someone new two weeks later; the conversation flips into a rapid-fire “no one’s changing my mind” thread covering everything from nachos as a full meal to calling out people who treat the world like their personal trash can; a hilarious rant follows about Pop-Tarts fina...

Peaches Pit Party from Thursday, March 26th, 2026 dives into the ongoing meltdown of AI hype as OpenAI’s Sora gets scrapped after all the “this will replace Hollywood” talk fizzles out, including wild deepfake clips like fake Brad Pitt vs. Tom Cruise fights sparking real industry panic; a brutally honest breakdown of why airline “Relax Row” seats still don’t work if you’re 6’9” and built like a refrigerator; the truth about hats and balding (spoiler: blame your genetics, not your beanie); a look at Idaho’s new law letting semis and passenger cars both hit 80 mph and why that might be terrif...

Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, March 25th, 2026 — Today’s episode kicks off with a viral rock cover that sparks conversation before quickly diving into a brutally honest (and unexpectedly hilarious) listener call about colonoscopies that somehow turns into a full-on storytelling session you won’t forget ; then it shifts into real listener engagement as the show crowdsources deep cuts, B-sides, and rare tracks for a potential on-air feature, giving a glimpse into what rock fans actually want to hear; from there, things heat up with a bold “Led Zeppelin is overrated” take that ignites debate, responses, and a defense backed by...

Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, March 24th, 2026 dives into the moment Peaches actually bought concert tickets instead of relying on radio perks (yes, it finally happened) and breaks down the internal debate that led to pulling the trigger, before launching into a brutal “never again” topic featuring a childhood alpine slide wipeout that sounds like a deleted scene from a disaster movie ; from there, things get weird with a real-life hamster claw machine that somehow exists and raises every possible ethical question, followed by a Gen Z trend where marathon medals are apparently the new status symbol (Peaches politely decl...

Peaches Pit Party from Monday, March 23rd, 2026 dives into a weekend that absolutely refused to stay cheap, starting with a simple tire swap that somehow turned into a $900 reality check and a website project that ended in “yeah… that’s not launching anytime soon.” The show revisits the infamous “I don’t care where we eat” dinner situation that predictably went off the rails—and may have ended in some well-earned karma—before shifting into March Madness heartbreak, busted brackets, and the realization that nobody actually knows what they’re doing. Then it’s into the biggest headline of the day with a reality...

Peaches Pit Party from Friday, March 20th, 2026 dives into a packed show that kicks off with fresh rock releases and a heads-up on upcoming concert giveaways before shifting into a heartfelt tribute to Chuck Norris and the legacy he leaves behind, followed by a brutally honest rant about Idaho Falls traffic getting worse and a wild idea out of Malta offering people money to give up driving altogether; the episode then turns surprisingly emotional with the sudden closure of Grocery Outlet and why it actually hit harder than expected, before jumping into March Madness picks, LeBron’s ownership dreams ge...

Peaches Pit Party from Thursday, March 19th, 2026 dives into a mix of real-life annoyances, weird headlines, and everyday debates, starting with streamer Kai Cenat turning hate into motivation by building a “hate wall” and somehow burning through printer ink in dark mode , followed by a look at how seriously people take school bus stop signs and whether some folks online take that energy a little too far, plus a full-on rant about shopping cart laziness and the idea of public shaming for people who refuse to return them; things get interesting with the government registering alien-related domains and what that...

Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, March 18th, 2026 — Peaches kicks things off talking about those random habits we all swear only we do before getting into the frustration of “business days” and why Amazon still can’t get Idaho that same-day magic, then shifts into a solid local opportunity with RIO Products for anyone needing a fresh start; things take a more serious turn with a study on how far stress can push people and the importance of stepping back before it gets out of hand, followed by March Madness city rankings and a quick sports rundown; from there it’s classic...

Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, March 17th, 2026 dives headfirst into the weirdness of Saint Patrick’s Day—from getting pinched by that one coworker who takes the rule way too seriously to questioning why grown adults suddenly act like it’s a college reunion fueled by green beer—before shifting into relationship reality with hilarious Reddit confessions about how guys slowly realize they’ve signed up to learn the full backstory of people they’ve never met; then it pivots into March Madness with bracket stress, bold predictions, and the reminder that college athletes are dealing with way more pressure (an...

Peaches Pit Party from Monday, March 16th, 2026. Austin 3:16 Day kicks things off as Peaches celebrates the most important March holiday the only way a wrestling fan can — while also announcing a new diet after a brutal doctor’s visit that revealed the scale had climbed well past the magic number of 316. From there, the show jumps into March Madness bracket season, where everyone suddenly pretends they know everything about colleges they couldn’t locate on a map two minutes earlier. Peaches also dives into the growing habit of using AI to clean up emails and social media responses, including how it...

Peaches Pit Party from Friday, March 13th, 2026 — Friday kicks off with talk about concerts taking over Salt Lake City, the outrageous prices people paid to see Nine Inch Nails, and why working in radio occasionally means getting the perk of free shows. The show then dives into a bizarre crackdown in South Texas where a town passed an ordinance banning bikini-clad workers at drive-through convenience stores after complaints about thong bikinis and twerking while serving snacks. Later, a quick food hack appears with Chipotle offering a buy-one-get-one deal for anyone showing up with a tattoo—even a temporary one scri...

Peaches Pit Party from Thursday, March 12th, 2026 — East Idaho got hammered with brutal winds, and that set the tone for the show as Peaches and Jeff joked about people nearly blowing away across Idaho Falls, trampolines taking flight, and the legendary “Jade Kite” scenario becoming a little too believable during a day of 60-mph gusts. The conversation then shifts to a bizarre sports controversy where players in the Big 12 basketball tournament are slipping all over a flashy LED glass court that looks cool on TV but might actually be making the games harder to play. Later, Peaches shares a seriou...

Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, March 11th, 2026 dives into a packed lineup of offbeat headlines and sharp commentary, starting with a breakdown of brand-new iPhone emojis and why a landslide icon feels wildly unnecessary before shifting into a loaded concert calendar featuring major rock and metal tours rolling through the region; a viral TikTok debate about judging men by their pizza toppings sparks a hilarious relationship rant, while the sports segment questions eye-popping NBA stat lines, trade drama, and record-chasing performances; things turn bizarre with a workplace lawsuit over being called “potato,” a warning about a sketchy Idaho DMV scam...

Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, March 10th, 2026 delivers a rapid-fire mix of brutally relatable oversharing, internet absurdity, and pop culture commentary, starting with Peaches spiraling over a headline that claims drooling in your sleep could signal serious health problems, which leads to an honest and hilariously gross breakdown of CPAP struggles and midnight panic spirals; the conversation pivots into a viral Reddit thread where women reveal the oddly universal habits men share — from owning the same five shirts forever to making dramatic sound effects just for standing up — before Peaches reacts to news of a falling NASA satellite and imag...

Peaches Pit Party from Monday, March 9th, 2026 dives into the brutal aftermath of the time change and the struggle to function like a normal human; celebrates a Nintendo Switch 2 winner and an International Women’s Day playlist packed with female-fronted rock and metal; spirals into a heartfelt (and hilarious) rant about a beloved low-stress grocery store closing and the unique misery of overcrowded mega-markets; covers East Idaho wind advisories and the weird pride of surviving hurricane-level gusts; breaks down marathon “participation medal” drama and major sports milestones from LeBron James, Jayson Tatum, and Patrick Mahomes; roasts awkward small-talk phrases that s...

Peaches Pit Party from Friday, March 6th, 2026 kicks off with show highlights, giveaway winners, and a passionate rant about losing an hour to daylight saving time before rolling into concert ticket promos and station happenings. The episode’s main spotlight lands on the viral marketing storm surrounding McDonald's, as Peaches breaks down the CEO’s painfully tiny bite of the new Big Arch Burger, the internet’s relentless mockery, rival fast-food chains jumping into the joke, and fresh backlash after another promo clip appears to show the executive spitting out a chicken sandwich. Is it accidental awkwardness or genius-level attent...

Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, March 5th, 2026 — Today’s episode covers the return of Ozzfest and how every metal fan is already arguing about the future lineup, a deep dive into just how little screen time Draco Malfoy had in Harry Potter compared to the insane paycheck he earned, and the strangest fashion hack ever involving a woman who sources her wardrobe from estate cleanouts. There’s also a breakdown of bizarre reality TV frugality, a sports update featuring major NFL and MLB shakeups, a debate over why DVDs are suddenly becoming cool again, and a local social media post t...

Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, March 4th, 2026 dives into the annual tradition of people overreacting to losing a single hour of sleep as Peaches breaks down a “scientifically optimized” guide to surviving Daylight Saving Time and explains why almost nobody actually prepares for it. A wild story out of Texas sparks a discussion about a hot-air balloon crashing into a communications tower 900 feet in the air and why those things look much safer from the ground. Peaches also reacts to people completely falling for a joke post about KBEAR shutting down on impossible dates, while his viral skateboard-church photo spre...

Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, March 3rd, 2026. Peaches kicks things off talking about actor Bruce Campbell revealing a cancer diagnosis and realizing how many huge movies and shows he’s actually been in. Then he reacts to his viral Facebook post after an AI-edited image turned the church at 17th and Woodruff into a giant skate ramp, which somehow convinced a bunch of people it was real. The Peach Throne asks what people are supposed to love because of where they live but secretly hate, leading to debates about potatoes in Idaho, beaches in California, and Peaches admitting deep di...

Peaches Pit Party from Monday, March 2nd, 2026 kicks off with Brenden reacting to the internet losing its collective mind over conspiracy theories that Jim Carrey has been “cloned,” before pivoting to a brutally honest breakdown of McDonald’s new oversized “Big Arch” burger and the CEO who looked like he’d rather be shopping at Erewhon than eating his own product. From there, the show dives into the so-called “alpha divorce” trend where guys abandon their partners mid-hike (and why that’s less alpha, more absolute clown behavior), a marathon runner who somehow ran a full 5K inside an airplane bathroom...

Peaches Pit Party from Friday, February 27th, 2026. Peaches opens the show reflecting on the passing of legendary Los Angeles radio staple Uncle Joe Benson from KLOS and 100.3 The Sound, sharing how that era of personality-driven radio helped shape his own path into broadcasting. Then it’s a deep dive into turning 30, debating whether a wedding can dare land the day before his birthday, and asking what “boring adult” things secretly feel like victories now—early bedtimes, calm bank statements, and grocery runs included. The Tooth Fairy is apparently outpacing inflation with nearly six bucks per tooth, Limp Bizkit’s “Nookie” earn...

Peaches Pit Party from Thursday, February 26th, 2026. Peaches kicks things off reacting to a record-breaking roller coaster debuting at Six Flags Over Texas and explains why adulthood, AFib, and being over 6'4" have officially retired him from thrill rides for life. Then he breaks down the surprisingly confusing difference between XXL and 2XL sizing and how clothing labels quietly mess with everyone’s expectations. A dinner date gone wrong leads to a story about mounted antlers crashing onto restaurant guests, followed by a viral airport “ban” on pajamas and Crocs that wasn’t really a ban at all—just the intern...

Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, February 24th, 2026 dives into the aftermath of a packed Bad Omens, Beartooth, and PRESIDENT show at the Delta Center, including the strategic decision to skip a merch line wrapped around an entire block and the realization that bands can jump from small venues to arenas faster than anyone expects. The episode also tackles a viral travel debate after someone demonstrated how to wash underwear in a hotel coffee maker — prompting a completely reasonable question about why sinks apparently no longer exist — before shifting into a relatable discussion about things people secretly judged until life prov...

Peaches Pit Party from Friday, February 20th, 2026 — Peaches opens the show with new music, concert anticipation, and the reality of modern touring economics while preparing for a Salt Lake City weekend built around Bad Omens, Beartooth, and overpriced merch debates, before shifting into travel talk as Las Vegas quietly tries to win visitors back with weekday deals and the tempting idea of spontaneous concert trips. The episode then pivots to music nostalgia and fan disappointment as Steve Perry officially shuts down reunion rumors with Journey, followed by a surprisingly heated discussion sparked by accusations that Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups...

Peaches Pit Party from Friday, February 19th, 2026 — Peaches kicks things off by revisiting the graveyard of once-luxury technology that went from status symbols to total relics, including portable GPS units, plasma TVs, digital cameras, CD changers, and iPods that once defined an entire generation before smartphones quietly replaced all of them. The show then shifts into modern dating absurdity with a viral revenge story involving a late-night “you up?” text that backfires spectacularly, followed by a look at scam calls and why answering unknown numbers might secretly flag you as an easy target. A bizarre international story about a stolen...

Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, February 18th, 2026 kicks off with an honest debate about late ’90s and early-2000s rock staples and whether bands like Nirvana and Rage Against the Machine still deserve heavy rotation on modern rock radio. From there, Peaches spirals into the surprisingly complicated question of what actually counts as a “first concert,” including childhood shows, pop stars, and why Hannah Montana might technically qualify. The episode then dives headfirst into modern dating absurdities, including walking out on dates, being ranked on a literal Notes app roster, and why “just a friend” is never just a friend. Th...

Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, February 17th, 2026. The show kicks off with a rundown of newly announced rock and metal tours hitting Boise and Salt Lake City, including Shinedown’s Dance Kid Dance Act II, Breaking Benjamin’s latest road run, Poppy’s upcoming stop with Landmarks, and why “DJ Rock Feed” might be the most confusing tour addition of the year. From there, the focus shifts hard to Exit 119 in Idaho Falls, where drivers keep ignoring a clearly marked red arrow, creating what feels like a guaranteed ticket trap and a genuine safety issue — a situation that sparks community ba...

Peaches Pit Party from Monday, February 16th, 2026.

Peaches kicks off the show with new heavy music, shoutouts to bands chasing that modern beatdown sound, and a rundown of upcoming concerts that are absolutely worth the drive—weather anxiety included. Between planning trips to Salt Lake City and side-eyeing overhyped forecasts, the show spirals into a full-on roast of dramatic weather alerts and the mental toll of winter driving after a bad wreck. A heartfelt tribute follows for the passing of Robert Duvall, complete with movie memories, accidental actor confusion, and a reminder of just how stacked his ca...

Peaches Pit Party from Friday, February 13th, 2026.

The show opens with a surprisingly deep spiral into the Winter Olympics’ most unintentionally hilarious event: double luge. What starts as a simple “have you seen this?” turns into a full breakdown of how two grown adults decided that lying on top of each other at nearly 90 mph was a reasonable career path, plus some very honest self-reflection about spandex suits, body weight physics, and which coworkers absolutely should not be trusted on a shared sled.

Later, the conversation takes a hard turn into modern dating nonsense with the ri...

Peaches Pit Party from Thursday, February 12, 2026 / This episode spirals out of control immediately as Peaches investigates the horrifying reality that your underwear is now capable of documenting your digestive activity like it’s building a criminal case against you, complete with hydrogen sensors and something called the Human Flatus Atlas, which sounds less like medical innovation and more like a government surveillance project targeting burrito enthusiasts. Meanwhile, a school in Taiwan has decided the best way to prepare students for adulthood is forcing them to scale a five story rock wall just to receive their diploma, proving once and for...

Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, February 11th, 2026 / One minute it is a normal weekday and the next minute we are sprinting out of bed at four in the morning convinced our own heart is trying to file a restraining order. This episode starts with a full blown middle of the night medical spiral that somehow turns into ghost concerts in Salt Lake City, accidental guilt about calling Aubrey eight times, and the realization that sometimes the bravest thing you can do is just stay home and not freak everyone out. From there it absolutely refuses to calm down. We g...