And away we go. It's hump day. It's Wednesday, 03/05/2025. I hope all is well with you. If you wanna get a hold of me, you can over at (208) 535-1015.
We got a couple giveaways going on. First of all, we have make the switch with Brent Gordon Law. If you wanna win a Nintendo Switch bundle, make sure to sign up on the KayBear one zero one app. You can get the system, a copy of Mario Party Jamboree, as well as a carrying case because this weekend, well, we fast forward. We skip an hour.
We lose an hour, which sucks, but one lucky person is going to win that Nintendo Switch bundle. So make sure to sign up before this Friday. Friday morning, we're gonna cut off the form, draw a winner for that. I also have tickets to give away for LAvation, U2's number one tribute band making a stop at the Shoshone Bennett Casino Hotel, March fourteenth. I've been working on a ton of stuff promotion wise behind the scenes that I can't go into detail about today, but, or we'll have to wait till those giveaways get announced, which I'm hoping they all come true.
But I did see this get announced right as I got back from my lunch break. I opened up Facebook here. First thing I see, Aftershock Festival twenty twenty five, four days of a 15 plus bands. This lineup looks insane. Pretty much any band that's in the Cave Air playlist is playing at this festival.
I saw Acid Bath is returning, so I let Victor know about that. That's probably the closest he'll get to see them. Sacramento, California. It's gonna be a bit of a drive, but I'm sure he'll do it. October?
That's not a bad time either. It's a great time of the year to have a festival. It's not too hot, not too cold right in between. But, yeah, I'll post the Aftershock Festival, I guess, lineup on our Facebook page at k Bear one zero one FM if you wanna take a look at him. You ever look back at the toys you had as a kid and realize your parents must have hated every second of it?
I found this list of not not 20. 50 toy fads that drove parents insane. And honestly, I I I get it. First Furbies. I think I had one of those when I was real young.
Those creepy little gremlin owls that never actually turned off. You could take the batteries out, bury it in the backyard. Somehow, it would still whisper me hungry at 2AM. And I remember these because I was so sad when I found out they didn't make my size at the time. They were the moon shoes.
Right? Basically trampolines for your feet, but instead of bouncing to the moon, you just sprained your ankle in the driveway. Great investment. And of course, I had this one as a kid. Tickle me, Elmo.
Parents were throwing fists in toy stores just so their kid could have this vibrating, laughing red monster. Have you ever wondered what pure regret sounds like? It's that laugh at full volume at six in the morning. I think our parents had it worse. You know, at least now kids just want an iPad, and you don't necessarily want to be labeled as the iPad parent.
But sometimes, I get it, you need a break. You just wanna give them that screen and say, hey. Entertain yourself, and they're quiet for a few hours. Need the iPad and some Wi Fi. They can ignore you in peace.
I feel like that's progress. Alright. This might have to be my question for the peach throne this afternoon. What's an old person habit you've adopted because it's actually a really good idea. This might be too much of a thinker, though, for a simple answer, early dinner.
I mean, I knew some some friends of mine that would have dinner, like, at 8PM, and they would call me the weird one for having dinner, like, at 05:30. And I still have dinner around that time to this day. All weekend errands are done before noon to beat the crowds. If I can get there before then, I'll wait. If I can't get there before then, I'll wait.
Yeah. It sucks trying to do anything on a Saturday around here. That's why I don't go out on Saturdays for the most part. I wait till Sunday morning. I wake up.
I go to the gym, and then I run my errands. Grunting when I stand up? Someone said, actually, I didn't adopt that. It adopted me. What's an old person habit you've adopted because it's actually a really good idea?
Ignore the clock, eat when you're hungry, sleep when you're tired. I mean, I'd be sleeping quite a lot. That's the that's the sad part. Comfy underwear, comfy shoes, carrying Ibuprofen in my purse. I always say, well, I have a I have a a fanny pack that I don't necessarily wear the casual way.
I just carry it around with me. I usually have it in my car. Carries the heart meds that I take. Carries ibuprofen. Carries emergency meds in case something bad happens to me.
It also carries Tums as well. Yeah. A bag full of drugs is what I travel with. So, apparently, yogurt can make you hotter now. At least that's what TikTok is telling us.
So you're supposed to believe it. The Internet has never told a lie ever. Right? Coconut cult yogurt, which claims to work wonders for your gut, your skin, your whole vibe. I mean, who doesn't wanna be hot just by eating yogurt, right?
Wouldn't it be fun if it were that easy? One TikToker says she's never looked hotter after eating it every day for a week, and it's not because she's been slathering it on her face. It's that $39 jar of yogurt that's doing all the work. That's right. Dollars 39 for a 16 ounce jar.
This has Los Angeles written all over it. I bet you, this lady at some point in the video or in the advertising for this product, I'm sure it says it gets rid of the toxins in your body, which that's a that's a phrase that needs to die. When it comes to health foods, gets rid of the toxins in you, promotes this that you've never heard of, so you need to pay for this overpriced item. Can I sell can I start making my own yogurt in my kitchen? Start selling it for, like, $45, promoting it as a health item, make all that money?
If you want that glow like a TikTok star, you better start budgeting your yogurt fund because this is a no bargain. And this right here is your Shot Clock sports update. Remember how Bill Belichick and the University of North Carolina football team were going to be featured on HBO's Hard Knocks? Well, forget about that. The deal fell through because an agreement between the producers and the school was never finalized, and there were reports swirling that some NFL owners didn't appreciate an NFL owned show featuring a college team even if it's being led by the one, the only, one of the greatest coaches of all time, Bill Belichick.
The terrible, horrible, no good, very bad season for the Dallas Mavericks continues. Last month, the Mavs sent their best player, Luka Doncic, to the Lakers. That was the biggest jaw dropping trade possibly ever in exchange for Anthony Davis who immediately suffered an injury. Again, Anthony, glass bones, and paper skinned Davis. Then yesterday, it was confirmed that Kyrie Irving, another guy who gets injured way too often, tore his ACL and will miss will miss the rest of the season.
And on top of that, the Dallas Mavericks sent season ticket renewals to existing customers, jacking up the prize by an average of about 9%. And as much as 20%, that's literally adding insult to injury, isn't it? Anyway, Catherine, as it leg, ledge, l e g g e, will become the first woman to race in the NASCAR Cup Series in more than seven years when she drives the number 78 car for the Live Fast or the Live Fast Motorsports team at Phoenix Raceway on Sunday. She has extensive experience in open wheel sports cars and IndyCar where she has made four starts in the Indianapolis five hundred. Her NASCAR starts have been limited to five races in the second tier Xfinity series.
Danica Patrick is the last woman to appear in a cup race as she concluded her career in the twenty eighteen Daytona five hundred. That is it for your Shot Clock sports update right here on K Bar one zero one. Guess what? Shop class making a comeback. Turns out not every high schooler dreams of being stuck in a lecture hall for four years.
Some teachers are finally getting it. Some schools are finally getting it, I should say. Woodworking, welding, automotive repair, these aren't just fun ways to break a sweat. They're practical skills that could land you a pretty solid paycheck down the road. Right?
Well, with the job market getting all kinds of, unpredictable, especially with AI robots coming for our jobs, these trade skills might just be the thing that, well, keep us human. That keeps us human. So if you're into if you're not into staring at spreadsheets all day, kinda like what I do for contests and stuff, maybe it's time to pick up a welder's torch, start building your own furniture. It's not furniture. Start building your own future.
For some reason, I saw the word furniture and was like, alright. Let me just say that instead of future. Build your future, literally. Hey. If you wanna try something new, the US Fish and Wildlife Service, they're encouraging Americans to help control the population of nutria, which are those water loving rodents.
They just want people to eat them. For years, nutria have been messing up marshlands across America because they eat and destroy so much plant life. And now the government hopes to, hopes people get out there, get their hands on some nutria and chow down on these invasive and delicious critters. We talked about AI not that long ago. You can ask AI for any recipe involving nutria, but but there was a cookbook published in 1963, Nutria for Home Use.
I love old cookbooks. I love seeing the recipes pop up on Facebook for these weird outlandish family dinners. Well, this, cookbook Nutria for Home Use lists nearly two dozen Nutria recipes, including chicken fried Nutria, macaroni Nutria casserole. The state of Louisiana has even shared a recipe for smoked Nutria and okay. How do I say this word?
Andouille? Andouille? Probably Andouille sausage gumbo. I don't know. Yum, I guess.
Cool. I mean, we'll call the segment Brad Eats even though Brad's not here anymore. And we'll try some, Nutria at some point, I guess. Maybe. Just a heads up, if you're gonna do one of those eating contests, especially when it when you are trying to eat a giant burger, there's this guy in Singapore who ended up in the ER after speed eating a seven pound burger.
Yeah. Seven pounds. How can you cook that much meat and have it be safe? I don't know. But it wasn't just the burger that was stuffed.
His stomach was too. He couldn't pass gas for for hours. Had to get some serious medical attention. Apparently, inhaling a massive burger that fast might not be the best idea. But, you know, maybe next time slow down, let your stomach catch up.
Who cares about that stupid challenge, right, to eat something within the hour? Unless you wanna become a permanent resident at the hospital. I mean, I eat food fast, extremely fast, and I've been regretting it as of late. I picked up my dad's horrible habit. He used to eat extremely fast, and then he slowed down luckily.
But, unfortunately, around the same age or when he was my age, he was doing what I'm doing, and I'm trying my best to avoid what he did to avoid mistakes he made and all of that. So I need to slow it down myself, and this story is a great reminder. I forgot to talk about this on the show the first day that I saw this post. Luckily, things that are not aesthetic, that Facebook page that I follow decided to share it as well to remind me that we no longer have poop games in Major League Baseball. The Philadelphia Phillies, their broadcast team, updated their scoreboard, And it'll no longer feature the poop game, which their old scoreboard used to show the p for the Pittsburgh Pirates, zero zero, and then the p for the Philadelphia Phillies, and it would show poop on the scoreboard.
Yeah. It's a tragic loss. I know. I know. It's real bad.
Now it's ball fee. B A L 0 P H I 0. Nobody wants that. Once again, down in Florida, Orlando to be exact, authorities over there, they're researching the best way to clean diamonds after a jewel thief swallowed a pair of, well, close to $800,000 earrings. Yeah.
Jathan Gilder visited the Tiffany and Co store, told staff that he was representing a player on the Orlando Magic who sent him to purchase jewelry. The staff allowed him into the VIP area to peruse the pricier jewels, and he helped himself to two pairs of diamond earrings and a ring worth $587,000. He then left the store, but a surveillance camera captured his heist. Police were called. Officers later caught up to him in his car, recovered the ring, and they also found Tiffany and Co price tags, which had been removed from an item but didn't find the earrings.
He was arrested, taken to jail during a search. Gilder asked jail staff if he was going to be charged with what's in my stomach and added, I should have thrown them out the window. Don't they have the pointy end? Wouldn't that be a hard thing to swallow? A body scan confirmed the appearance of foreign objects in his stomach.
He's been charged with grand grand theft and robbery. Don't they have, you know, like, the pointy end? And then if it were to go down, it could scratch your esophagus, ruin your entire digestive system. Not to mention it got him in tons of trouble, but still, internally, that would that'd be painful. I wonder what it takes to get invited to Taco Bell live.
They just had this major live event to unveil, like, 35 new items coming to the Taco Bell menu in the near future. I'm sure you're well aware Taco Bell just rearranges the same ingredients and that's their menu. But I love it. I think it's great. I think it's a great cheap fast food place.
If you're one of those people that call it taco smells for whatever reason. I I see all these jokes online about how Taco Bell, like, makes people throw up or have digestive issues, and I've never had that issue knocking on wood. But the biggest, news story out of the entire event is that Taco Bell is dropping a brand new Baja Blast flavor called Baja Blast Midnight unveiled at last night's Live Mas live event in Brooklyn. Now the biggest mystery about this, event and involving a particular person that I follow online. His name is Menace.
He's a part of a morning show in LA called the Woody Show. And he was at the event yesterday and then back in studio this morning for the live morning show. I don't know how he did it. If he just drove for the and I drove. Flew to the event, flew back the night of, didn't sleep all night, did the morning show, and then probably fell asleep shortly afterward.
That's what I'm guessing because this guy travels everywhere. Wouldn't that be nice to be a part of the one of the biggest morning radio shows in the country, get to fly everywhere, see cool things like the Taco Bell live event? I'm sure he got to try the all new Baja Midnight. I'm one of the biggest supporters, literally the biggest supporters of Taco Bell. Come on.
Invite me to that event next time. Fly me out. Represent K Bear at the Taco Bell Live Moss event. So I was scrolling Facebook like any normal person last night when I when I when it suggested Facebook suggested that I join the dull men's club. Yeah.
That's a group, a real group. Apparently, my life is so thrilling that the algorithm thinks I'm ready to embrace the exciting world of dullness, which to be fair, I did spend the most of my night last night just talking to my friends on Discord, playing Xbox, laying in bed, chatting with them. I mean, this club might be doing a whole lot more than what I usually do. We're talking about a club where the highlight of the day might be organizing your sock drawer or watching a pot of water slowly come to a boil. I think last night, the most cool the coolest thing that I did was I ordered band patches off of Etsy.
I'm trying to put together this patch jacket. Eventually, once I have enough patches, then I'm gonna sew all of them on potentially. I might try to learn, get frustrated, and then have someone else do it for me, but that could qualify me, I guess, for the dull men's club on Facebook. I I guess I'll join the group. It's now that time for to piece their own.
I ask you a question. You give me your answer on the air at (208) 535-1015. Today's one, nice and simple. Who is the most famous person you have ever met? I see loyal listener, Quint.
He put his picture of him with Lou Brutus at the, previous show at the Mountain America Center. That was a fun time for sure. Lou seeing Lou Brutus hanging out with Lou at the, Devil's Orchard that we got to hang out with hang out at when he took some nice, photos of the night sky. Let's see who else on this, Facebook group post here. Probably Randy Bly from Ethan, you know, lamb of God.
The vocals of Love to Meet Him. I actually wanna get his book. I was seeing people, post about his book, and I've been, meaning to get it. Now that we've got paid today, I might need to get myself a copy, read that at some point, or maybe have it collect dust on the shelf just like every other book that I own. Who is the most famous person you have ever met?
Let me know. (208) 535-1015. Hey, K Bear. How's it going? What's up, Peach?
This is Vortex. Alright, Vortex. Who's the most famous person you've ever met? Well, I've had lucky opportunity to meet quite a few, presidents and celebrities over the years, but I'd have to say Michelle Pfeiffer. I was an extra in a movie called Love Steel with her back in the early nineties and got to meet her and shook her hand and and watch her do some scenes.
So that was pretty cool. Did we talk about this before? I feel like we have. Yeah. I mentioned it to you before in the past.
Yeah. Well, who which president did you meet? I met I met, well, Gerald Ford held me when I was a baby apparently according to my grandmother, but I met, Clinton when he was campaigning with Gore. Actually, me and my friends not passed, Secret Service in North Carolina. We we went through a couple of hedges and came out right by their tour bus and got to shake his hand and Al Gore's and Hillary Clinton's, and they signed the poster that my friend had.
And we didn't get in trouble for it. So that was kinda funny. Oh, good. Well, that's great to hear. I can't imagine doing that type of thing now with the security and all that.
Yeah. It was definitely black back in the early nineties. So Right. Right. Well, right on, Vortex.
Appreciate the answer. Yep. Have a good one. You as well. You as well.
Who's the most famous person you have ever met? Let me know just like Vortex over at (208) 535-1015. what's happening? Hey. I have so I'm gonna answer to Peach Dion, and then I was gonna ask for a song request if that's okay.
Let me guess. Star set dark things? No. Okay. I was going to do My Demons by Star set.
Uh-huh. I was 50% right. Okay. What's your answer for the peach throne? So I've met Chris Motionless a total of eight times.
I don't know if that's technically famous per se, but, yeah, I met Chris. Oh, Chris is 100% famous, and he's also one of the nicest dudes you'll ever meet for sure. Yes. Yes. He has.
He is. So I'm surprised they haven't put me on the stalker list. I'm so many times. Yeah. You're just a devoted fan.
You know, it's it'll get a little weird. There's a certain well, never mind. Never mind. Yeah. No.
I I like Motionless and White the last time that I can justify paying to go see him every time. Right. Right. They like their fan base. And Chris, I don't think would ever consider you a stalker unless I send this audio clip to him.
Yeah. Right? No. But, yeah, he's not he is one of the famous ones. And then I've met, Noah Sebastian.
I've only met him twice. But Yeah. At the Bad Omen show in Salt Lake City at the Union, I got lost because I was interviewing Jolley, And I'm going around the back of the venue, and I accidentally ran into Noah doing his laundry. I didn't talk to him. I just walked past him and went, oh, okay.
Interesting. And then one of the dudes in Era had helped me find the exit. Yeah. That was a good show. Yeah.
Oh, yeah. It was a very good show for sure. Well, appreciate it. Yeah. I'll get that song on for you.
K. Awesome. Cool. Thanks. Have a good one.
Bye bye. You as well. K Bear, who's the most famous person you've ever met? Matt Walsh. I've I've heard that name before.
Who is who is that exactly? Three Days Grace. It was it was it was my darkest days when I met him. But Did you see Three Days Grace in Nampa last week? I did not.
I wanted to go, but I would have taken you with me, man. My bad. My bad. An extra ticket and everything. But, yeah, it was a good show.
I mean, Disturbed really, really was great. Three Days Grace, Awesome, Seven Dust only had a thirty minute set. I wish it was longer, but overall, the show was fun. And I'm not gonna try to, you know, put salt to the wound here for you not going. But, yeah, it was a it was a good show, and I'm sure they'll come back.
Oh, I'm sure. Yeah. Yeah. Well, right on. Appreciate the answer.
Yep. You have a good one. Kay Bear, what's up? Hey, Peaches. So your question about the famous person that that you've met Mhmm.
Were you just talking in general or music? Or Oh, in general. No matter what. Yeah. Well, you would appreciate this.
Seth Rollins from WWE. Oh, nice. Yeah. When he was on his his, bad guy run when he had the half blonde, half dark hair. I wondered who it wrestling wise, who have you met?
I would call him Rob Van Darn on the air, but I met him back when he opened up a, comic book store in a Southern California mall. I forgot which one. I was, like, eight years old. And, Oh, my goodness. Yeah.
He opened up this comic book store very briefly, but there was a whole line of people to meet him. And I got the chance to not only meet him, but also hold his belt. And holding that championship belt that he had, it was it was like twenty something pounds. It was ridiculous. And I remember he had other wrestlers that were, supposed to be there at different days, and Kane was the next wrestler the next day.
And I was like, please, I do not wanna meet him. He'll terrify me. And lo and behold, now I look like him. You know? I was gonna say, yeah.
You can hold your own with him now. Oh, I don't know. He's I'm sure that guy can still beat me up. But he he's he's actually one of the nicest dudes from what I've seen too. So That's that's what I've heard too.
But he is kinda scary looking. So, you know, you're you're good on that. And then I also got the chance to interview, Chris Jericho via Zoom that one time, when I first started here. And, Yes. He's exactly the way that he is, like, on the screen.
He's he's talkative. He's charismatic. He just gets stuff done, and he he was he was a nice guy for sure too. Were you so nervous to do that interview? At the time, I was because I know how his personality is, and I was timid.
I didn't really know how to do I I didn't do many interviews at the time before then. But now I'm like, okay. I'm used to talking to all these different types of people. Who knows what's gonna happen? And if you were to be outlandish and crazy, I'm sure I could just send it to some news outlet and and say, Chris Jericho Right.
Yell at the radio DJ. Right. Well, no. And you're good at what you do, and they're all just regular people. Yeah.
I appreciate that. How how is Seth Rollins? Is he extremely nice? You know, he was really nice. My kids got autographs, and he he didn't he didn't, like, behave like the the jerk that he was behaving on TV.
But no. He was really nice. Yep. Yep. I had the chance to meet Alberto Del Rio now that I remember this.
I'm glad I didn't ask him about, hey. How's, Paige doing? Because that was yeah. You know you know exactly what I'm talking about after the whole thing went down between him and her. And I would have been beat up big time by that guy.
Thanks for listening to Peach's Pip Party, the podcast. If you enjoyed the show, please share, subscribe, and rate the podcast. Peach's Pip Party is hosted by me, Peaches, AKA Brendan Peach, and is a production of Riverbend Media Group. For more information or to contact the show, visit riverbendmediagroup.com. Until next time.
Peach out.