Peaches Pit Party

Brenden Peach
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A replay of Peaches Pit Party which you can hear on KBEAR 101 weekday afternoons 2pm - 7pm MST

  1. 4d ago

    Ep. 426 - Goodbye 20s, Hello 30s! - 08/27/2026

    Peaches Pit Party from Thursday, August 27th, 2026. It’s the final Peaches Pit Party of Peaches’ 20s, and with his 30th birthday just two days away, he spends the show coming to terms with officially becoming an “unc.” He talks about his early birthday celebration, getting a set of giant 3-0 balloons, heading back to Southern California for vacation, and the much longer birthday post he’s been rewriting all summer about everything he’s experienced and learned in his 20s. He also gets into the strange realization that an entire decade of his life is basically over, jokes about needing to give a dramatic speech on the air before immediately deciding against it, and reflects on how quickly the last year — and especially the summer — has gone by. Along the way, Peaches talks about a restaurant accidentally charging two people for the same dinner, adults warning kids about things that never actually happen, the deaths of several legendary entertainers, his old fears about canceled flights, the NFL getting rid of the Pro Bowl game, Sony reminding PlayStation owners that they technically only bought licenses for their games, Reddit debates about sleeping in hot rooms, awkward “what do you do for work?” conversations, the dangers of sleeping naked during an emergency, fitting a 6’9” body into a go-kart, a $30,000 wedding that allegedly ended with norovirus, a guy in Poland ordering hundreds of pizzas to random addresses, signs your boss might be trying to get rid of you, and his plans for the next chapter. Check me out elsewhere! Facebook: facebook.com/brenden.peach | Instagram: instagram.com/brendenpeach | Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem: Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem | Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach: Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach | Artist Interrogations Podcast: Artist Interrogations Podcast

  2. 4d ago

    Ep. 425 - Why Does Garth Brooks Seem So Fake? - 08/26/2026

    Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, August 26th, 2026. Peaches kicks things off questioning some of the dumbest band names in music before discovering there’s actually a reason behind The Number 12 Looks Like You, then gets into tomorrow being National Peach Day and his plans for his final show before vacation. He talks about the recent deaths of Dolly Parton and Tim Curry, worries about Brian Johnson, and deals with the glamorous reality of getting older and battling acid reflux. Reddit provides plenty to talk about with hobbies where the worst part is the people who do them, including car guys, poker players, equestrians, Magic: The Gathering players and airsofters. Peaches also breaks down the headaches that come with owning things like boats, swimming pools and big houses, laughs at an AI receptionist that can't understand certain English accents, and wonders what actually happens when you can't pay your restaurant bill. He also gets into TMZ's coverage of Miley Cyrus following Dolly's death, his quest to finally look like a humble D-bag with a silver chain, the Idaho Falls Farmers Market and the Idaho Food Bank, putting unusual hobbies on your resume, a 400-ton castle being pulled through Japan by regular people, why he can't get into anime, a Florida man who literally drove a stolen car straight to jail, and why every country radio station seems to be named The Wolf, The Eagle or The River. Finally, Peaches revisits an old Garth Brooks interview and admits he doesn't understand why everyone says Garth puts on such an incredible live show. Check me out elsewhere! Facebook: facebook.com/brenden.peach | Instagram: instagram.com/brendenpeach | Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem: Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem | Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach: Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach | Artist Interrogations Podcast: Artist Interrogations Podcast

  3. 6d ago

    Ep. 424 - You Can Get Paid to Stand in Line for People - 08/25/2026

    Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, August 25th, 2026. Peaches completely forgets that yesterday was National Peach Pie Day, talks about the emotional roller coaster of trying to buy a $20 vacuum on Facebook Marketplace, and wonders why anyone would want to smell like Mountain Dew with a new Mountain Dew-scented body wash. He gets into the bizarre Alaska Senate race where multiple people named Dan Sullivan are somehow involved, talks about LinkedIn's “Seems Like AI Slop” button being used more than a million times, and recommends r/LinkedInLunatics for anyone who wants to see some truly ridiculous LinkedIn posts. The Shot Clock Sports Update covers Deshaun Watson getting another chance as the Browns' starting quarterback, a 49ers owner getting arrested, and the Miami Heat assembling a new Big 3 featuring Klay Thompson, Bam Adebayo and Giannis Antetokounmpo. Peaches then tries to figure out why a donkey in Arizona attacked a family's van before getting into Kanye West's bizarre concert situation in Russia, where an arena claims it never actually agreed to host his shows despite thousands of tickets reportedly being sold. He also discovers some jobs that sound completely made up but apparently pay actual money, including selling rocks, counting trees, diving for golf balls and getting paid to stand in line for somebody else. Gaming takes over when Peaches talks about the latest GTA 6 leaks, including footage from a nudist colony, before he starts listing words that immediately make younger people think you're old, including “sheriff,” “clicker,” “pocketbook” and “ice box.” He also confesses to nearly creating another workplace email after overwatering his pothos plant in the Z103 studio, vents about being buried in meetings before his vacation, talks about his recent interviews with 9th Key, Siamese and Loathe, and discusses the growing danger of landscaping jobs. Things get serious while talking about a man who died in Death Valley after his vehicle got stuck and another story about a father who left his seven-year-old son alone on Mount Fuji while continuing his hike. Peaches then gets into a Florida man arrested while driving a lawnmower loaded with drugs, a From Ashes to New concert where someone repeatedly blasted the singer in the face with a water gun, and ends by casting the guy who plays Georgie on Young Sheldon as Eddie Van Halen in a future biopic. Check me out elsewhere! Facebook: facebook.com/brenden.peach | Instagram: instagram.com/brendenpeach | Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem: https://nhomam.transistor.fm/ | Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach: https://tbts.transistor.fm/ | Artist Interrogations Podcast: https://artistinterrogations.transistor.fm/

  4. 6d ago

    Ep. 423 - I Still Think About the Guy Who Wanted Krispy Kreme Buns - 08/24/2026

    Peaches Pit Party from Monday, August 24th, 2026. Peaches kicks off the show by remembering Kobe Bryant on 8/24 and sharing the bizarre story of finding out about Kobe’s death while naked in the shower, then talks about his weekend shopping trip, his newest pothos plant and the tragic death of his Costco Monstera, complete with a proper funeral in the apartment dumpster. He also talks about Mothra’s viral cover of Bring Me The Horizon’s “Doomed,” the never-ending hate directed at popular bands like Sleep Token, and his attempted interview with 9th Key and their new song “No Place Like Home.” The Shot Clock Sports Update covers Deshaun Watson getting booed by Browns fans, Jannik Sinner missing the US Open, and a toddler running onto an MLS soccer field. Peaches then gets into the PlayStation 6 being delayed by supply chain issues and the possibility of a $700-plus price tag, before revealing that he’s officially down 51 pounds from his highest weight. That leads into a discussion about underrated burger toppings, including fried eggs, roasted green chiles, fig jam, pickled onions, pimento cheese and one especially memorable customer request from Peaches’ days at In-N-Out: a Krispy Kreme donut as a burger bun. He also talks about TikTok becoming a surprisingly effective job-search tool, AI helping students finish homework faster while potentially hurting what they actually learn, and admits that back in high school he used to copy AP Environmental Science homework. With his 30th birthday just days away, Peaches talks about heading back to California, friends who keep fighting and making up, and why you should never take sides when your friends are arguing. He gets more serious while discussing a Dear Abby column about helping someone struggling with their weight and reflects on his own journey, before sharing a story about hot tubbing in the rain, explaining to a stranger that radio prank calls aren't actually real, and the friendly neighborhood cat that invited itself into his apartment. He also weighs in on the new Linkin Park lineup, warns everyone to stop flirting on LinkedIn, covers a paramedic crew mistaking an art sculpture for a person in distress, questions America's resistance to bidets, and ends the show with an absolutely brutal story about a tree-trimming worker accidentally killing his coworker while playing shadow puppets with a hydraulic grapple. Check me out elsewhere! Facebook: facebook.com/brenden.peach | Instagram: instagram.com/brendenpeach | Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem: https://nhomam.transistor.fm/ | Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach: https://tbts.transistor.fm/ | Artist Interrogations Podcast: https://artistinterrogations.transistor.fm/

  5. Aug 21

    Ep. 422 - Our Fantasy Football League Has Its First Suspension - 08/21/2026

    Peaches Pit Party from Friday, August 21st, 2026. Peaches kicks off the show celebrating the return of the Riverbend Fantasy Football League, including Josh getting “grounded” from fantasy football for an entire season, last year’s champion Jacob defending the trophy, and the office email thread that quickly turned into a league-wide roast. He then gets into the upcoming release of Grand Theft Auto 6 and the Army soldiers who reportedly reenlisted specifically to get a four-day pass to play it, before wondering just how many people are going to call out of work on launch day only to find the servers completely overwhelmed. Peaches also talks about Delta exploring AI-powered personalized airfare pricing, meaning two people could theoretically look at the exact same flight and see completely different prices, then explains his time-tested strategy for getting a little extra room on an airplane. He discusses the viral Houston teacher who created an actual “Fart Corner” in her classroom, gets into college football players trying to return from the NFL for another season, the new fan voting system for the Heisman Trophy, and James Harden signing a massive deal with Cleveland. Peaches then questions why Apple would want to put cameras inside AirPods, shares his strange emotional attachment to furniture he's owned for years, and discovers the deeply serious world of competitive toe wrestling, complete with world champions, rankings and prize money. He also talks about a livestreamer letting viewers pay to shoot him with thousands of gel pellets, runs through supposedly easy skills that can make someone look like a genius, and questions whether Rob Lowe actually eats the protein bars he's paid to promote. The show continues with Consumer Reports refusing to recommend a single one of 13 electric scooters, Peaches' admiration for Jason Statham's seemingly endless supply of action movies, and a story about a rideshare driver who lost nearly 200 pounds and became so unrecognizable that the company initially refused to believe his own account photo was him. Peaches talks about Toyota's bizarre-sounding but legitimate method of diagnosing recalled engines with a tiny plastic hammer, explains the phenomenon of “doom jobbing” when you're applying for every job you can find without getting anywhere, and brings you another Florida-heavy What The Headline involving a neighbor dispute over dog poop that somehow escalated into feces being thrown and a child's scooter becoming a weapon. Finally, Peaches gets into Gen Z friendships becoming increasingly obsessed with splitting every tiny expense down to the last few cents, talks about young adults spending entire days without seeing another person face-to-face, and reflects on his own tendency to stay out of the public eye while working through a major personal transformation. Check me out elsewhere! — Facebook | Instagram | Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem | Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach | Artist Interrogations Podcast

  6. Aug 21

    Ep. 421 - I Lost $200 on a 12-Year-Old's Strikeout - 08/20/2026

    Peaches Pit Party from Thursday, August 20th, 2026. Peaches kicks off the show talking about the absolutely ridiculous possibility of seeing AC/DC with Foo Fighters opening for them in St. Louis, then celebrates National Radio Day while reflecting on his career, hosting two radio shows, and somehow making it to the final days of his 20s. He gets into the controversy surrounding offshore sportsbooks taking bets on the Little League World Series, because apparently betting on professional sports wasn't enough, before moving into a Shot Clock Sports Update featuring the Toronto Blue Jays' bizarre fantasy football draft order and Ohio State changing its senior day tradition. Peaches also talks about his upcoming California trip, his 2023 Toyota Sienna minivan rental, and his hatred of tiny rental cars. He breaks down the ridiculousness of companies putting job candidates through five interviews, talks about FOBO — the fear of a better option — and wonders if he suffers from it constantly. The show then gets into some of the most painfully awkward music videos ever made, including Billy Squier, Journey, David Bowie and Mick Jagger, and Katy Perry, followed by a discussion about bands that were once absolutely everywhere before seemingly disappearing, including LMFAO, Gym Class Heroes and Fun. Peaches also tackles the debate over location-sharing apps like Life360, whether they're useful for emergencies or just another way for family members to keep tabs on each other, before discussing the endless internet warnings about GLP-1 medications and why every GLP-1 somehow gets called Ozempic. He shares a surprisingly sweet story about a boyfriend who secretly trained for two months so he could run a half-marathon alongside his girlfriend, talks about employers charging workers just to have a job, explains why he wants to become rich enough to spend $200 on a ridiculous Cameo birthday video, gives an update on recent KBEAR artist interviews, and brings you another Florida-heavy edition of What The Headline involving a naked man, a television and SWAT. And finally, Peaches dives into one of the strangest Reddit questions he's come across: whether people can actually recognize the smell of a woman's bathroom, before circling back to the Demon Hunter and K-Pop Demon Hunters trademark fight. Check me out elsewhere! — Facebook | Instagram | Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem | Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach | Artist Interrogations Podcast

  7. Aug 21

    Ep. 420 - I Need an AI Co-Host I Can Yell At - 08/19/2026

    Peaches Pit Party from Wednesday, August 19th, 2026. Peaches kicks things off with Cheers and Jeers, including his brand-new Toyota Sienna minivan rental for his upcoming California trip and the absolute nightmare of trying to find a bathroom while the station's water was shut off, then gets into degree regret and why his Cinema and Television Arts degree may have been a questionable investment compared to the kinesiology degree he originally considered. He also digs into the unpopular opinion that owning a dog sucks, shares his frustration with drivers who treat speed limits like optional suggestions, talks about the NFL potentially putting a team outside the United States and LeBron James becoming a YouTube golf guy, and celebrates finding out that a Kareem Abdul-Jabbar championship jersey was once traded for a transistor radio. Peaches also gets into National Peach Month, being bald by choice, the end of Columbia House, accidentally turning on song alerts in the KBEAR app, a Detroit news anchor caught in a newsroom argument, the absurd price difference between Tums and generic antacids, and the perils of accidentally taking way too much medication. Millennials get their turn as Peaches talks about things his generation was taught to accept that younger people are rejecting, including being expected to work outside scheduled hours. Jeff joins the show for a discussion involving some truly questionable studio behavior, upcoming concerts, and the idea of having an AI radio co-host after Peaches discovers a Los Angeles station actually has one. From there, Peaches takes aim at GameStop employees, wonders what GameStop will even sell when physical games become less common, talks about Demon Hunter suing Netflix over K-Pop Demon Hunters, breaks down a ridiculous police story for What The Headline, debates the worst games parents can play with their kids, and wraps up with a story about police officers being encouraged to make 18 traffic stops a day. Check me out elsewhere! — facebook.com/brenden.peach | instagram.com/brendenpeach | Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem: https://nhomam.transistor.fm/ | Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach: https://tbts.transistor.fm/ | Artist Interrogations Podcast: https://artistinterrogations.transistor.fm/

  8. Aug 18

    Ep. 419 - She Paid a Witch $4.08 to Fix Her Love Life - 08/18/2026

    Peaches Pit Party from Tuesday, August 18th, 2026. Peaches is officially 11 days away from turning 30, which somehow leads to screaming “I’m getting older” like Tom Barber from Darko, before the show takes a turn into weird walking trails, terrifying horses, and why watching a horror movie after dark is apparently a terrible idea. Peaches talks about a U.S. Army battalion reportedly offering soldiers a four-day pass to play GTA 6 as a re-enlistment incentive, questions whether anyone actually cares about the MTV VMAs anymore, and wonders why the definition of “alternative” music has become so broad that Harry Styles can apparently end up in the conversation. He also tries to figure out whether anyone at the office actually wants to play fantasy football this year, breaks down some bizarre sports stories, complains about California traffic and people who think Idaho is becoming Los Angeles, and settles an AITA-style argument involving a guy who refused to let his friend bring an uninvited girlfriend to his birthday dinner. Then things get increasingly ridiculous with Lowe’s and Home Depot fighting for Halloween decoration supremacy, a woman paying $4.08 on Etsy for a witch to tell her when she’ll find love, Liquid Death and Jason Kelce collecting pee to talk about AI data center water usage, people completely failing to understand four-way flashing red lights, and parents getting upset about a Titanic-themed slide at a family farm. Peaches also weighs in on non-alcoholic beer at work, Amazon drivers complaining about heavy cases of water, an HOA getting beaten at its own game by a woman spray-painting her dying bush green, a bear breaking into a Kentucky home for some KFC, and the surprisingly stupid origins of band names like Hoobastank and Hootie & the Blowfish. Check me out elsewhere! — Facebook: facebook.com/brenden.peach | Instagram: instagram.com/brendenpeach | Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem: nhomam.transistor.fm | Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach: tbts.transistor.fm | Artist Interrogations Podcast: artistinterrogations.transistor.fm

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A replay of Peaches Pit Party which you can hear on KBEAR 101 weekday afternoons 2pm - 7pm MST

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  • Creator
    Brenden Peach
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    473
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Riverbend Media Group
  • Show Website
    Peaches Pit Party