Normally, we don't play live tracks on Kay Bear, but that one certainly felt like an exception. It is Peaches here on K Bear one zero one. Yun Blood did an outstanding job covering changes with a variety of other musicians. Nino Bettencourt, Frank Bello, Adam Wakeman, and also Sleep Tokens drummer too on stage with him. You know, it's the day after the legendary Ozzy Osbourne has passed away.
Radio stations across the country, around the world, are paying tribute to the prince of darkness. Without Ozzy, there simply would not be heavy metal, And I so wish I could go back to the year 1970 in a time machine, listen to that Black Sabbath self titled debut album at the time. I bet it was life changing, you know, and the rest is history. There won't be nonstop Aussie and Black Sabbath tracks for the afternoon like last night, but if you do have a request for one, I can certainly try to get it on the air. 20853 51015.
I shared that story about my dad meeting Aussie, in Long Beach, California back in 2022. That whole story, is on my Facebook, Brendon Peach, and I also shared it in the, Kay Bear one zero one Idaho Rock and Middle Facebook group. I will certainly start the show with a with a few tracks that I couldn't play yesterday just because we didn't have copies of them. So I have Secret Loser from his 1986 album, The Ultimate Sin on the way here shortly. Again, it's Peach's Pip Party on K Bear one zero one.
Whoops accidentally said Secret Loser and that song is coming after this other one from Ozzy that, well, I it was on his album Ordinary Man. When was that release? 2020? I I loved it. I thought it was, like, a great last album.
I didn't realize he would release yet another one, Patient Number Nine, a couple years later. And I certainly liked this track off of that album featuring Post Malone. It's very rare that we ever play a, artist like Post Malone on Kaibear, but this one is one true exception. It's a raid on Kaibear 101. There have been tons and tons of clips reuploaded to YouTube, social media, all over the Internet, And it's been quite funny to watch some of the, recent podcast highlights.
That podcast that he was doing with his whole family was, hilarious. And Ozzy had some just little things here and there. Sharon was talking about how, women weren't allowed to have credit cards until 1975 or 1976, something along the lines of that. And just out of nowhere, Ozzy just goes, that was a good law. Just way way out of pocket.
I know. But it was just one of the one of the many things I've watched today just, you know, thinking about Ozzy, thinking about not even a not even a guy that I, knew. You know, everybody just loved the guy. Overall, the the I wish I I need to go back and watch the show, The Osbournes. I have never seen the show.
I've seen clips here and there. I think it was on before I was even allowed to watch stuff like that on TV. When did The Osbournes even come out? It first, aired 03/05/2002 and ended in 02/2005. How old was I in 02/2002?
Let's see here. Let me do my let me do some quick math. Six years old. Yeah. I was six back in 02/2002.
I know. Just a baby. I can hear those comments now even though I'm nearly 30 now. But, you know, The Osbournes, there's only four seasons. That could be a quick watch.
Every episode's like twenty four minutes long. I think I shared a whole bunch of clips to Victor this morning on Facebook Messenger and there was that one where Sharon put a bubble machine on stage and he started freaking out, yelling out how he's the prince of darkness. He doesn't need bubbles. Another hilarious clip that, Conan O'Brien or Conan O'Brien's team uploaded to YouTube was, was Ozzy coming to the late night, offices just right after 09:11. It was, like, 10/18/2001 and everybody needed cheering up.
So Conan invited Ozzy and they had some, well, behind the scenes antics there. And then he also performed too. It's on YouTube. Late Night with Conan O'Brien, Ozzy Cheers at The Office. That's what it's called, I believe.
I wanted to move on to a hefty track from Youngblood again just because Ozzy had had such high praise for the guy. And there's, like, all these conspiracy theories that he's Ozzy's long lost son, stuff like that, you know. Yungblud, quite the entertainer. I played this when it first came out because I thought it was such such an amazing track. It's certainly a long one.
It's like nine minutes and sixteen seconds. Some nine minutes and six seconds. There you go. It's called Hello Heaven Hello. Enjoy this one.
Yesterday for To Peach Their Own during the 4PM hour, I did what's your favorite Ozzy or Black Sabbath track. Just, you know, felt right. I didn't get that many calls. I just, I think the listeners were like, yeah, we'll let you handle the, Black Sabbath tribute, you know, play all the, songs that I could for the, span of three hours. And I started with my personal favorite, I Don't Wanna Stop, then went into Let Me Hear You Scream, then went into the classic Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, all the way now, the thing that sucked is that, you know, the last part of the show, I end up leaving at 5PM every single day.
And the show ends at seven, so I had everything lined up before I got up on out of here. And I didn't realize that some of the songs didn't air. I had the whole thing. I had Black Sabbath, well, one Black Sabbath track did not air. Then there was two Aussie tracks at the very end that I wanted as the grand finale that just for some reason, we ran out of time for.
Dreamer and then his track Goodbye. Could, just did not play before, Hard Drive XL got on the air at 7PM. And I don't necessarily know if, Lou I think I heard the very first part of Hard Drive XL last night. There wasn't too much Aussie talk. I don't know if it's because, well, he already, like, had that show sent in to us.
And then the news, Aussie passed away. I mean, the the news popped up at, like, noon yesterday our time. And I know Lou Brutus is on the East Coast, so it would have been 2PM for him. There would have been a whole lot of scrambling for him to, you know, get a whole new show put out there for all the radio stations that he's on. So I think today, there might be some even bigger celebration, bigger tribute for the Ozzy Osbourne, you know.
Yesterday was absolutely insane. We I talked about it, last night, even put it on the Facebook post that I made about how Victor and I we we were just doing the noon hour of madness and mayhem and we were doing the Weird Al Yankovic ticket giveaway, gave away tickets to our first winner, and then all of a sudden, right as they opened up Facebook to dig for content, sure enough, Ozzy Osbourne dead at seventy six, posted a minute ago by TMZ. So we immediately scrapped the break that we already had prerecorded for that hour and then got rid of all the other songs that were lined up and just started lining up Ozzy Black Sabbath tracks. And, well and then also that I had that whole predicament for my show where I had, an interview with Molly of Living Dead Girl, who's awesome. She was she was great.
But I had the whole first part of the show prerecorded. Could not do anything, otherwise. I mean, what I'm trying to say here is that the beginning part of the show was all prerecorded, set, ready to go, and then the news Ozzy died popped up. And so I ended up just kinda keeping the show the same, but I gave out that warning at the beginning part of the show yesterday saying, hey, you know, Ozzy passed. I know about it.
I'm not trying to ignore it on this show, but ended up doing that three hour long tribute when if I could've, I would've done the whole afternoon, just Ozzy, Black Sabbath tracks. He had so many so many great hits. So, yeah, we'll, we'll do a different to Peach Thrown this afternoon. I think I found a great question for it. And, hopefully, pretty soon, I'll get that interview uploaded on our YouTube channel, k Bear one zero one r m g.
My interview with Molly of the of the band Living Dead Girl. Again, k Bear one zero one r m g on YouTube. In the midst of all this Aussie stuff, we are still giving away tickets for Weird Al Yankovic. I mentioned in the previous break, we gave out our first pair to, Cammie. Yeah.
Her name was Cammie. She's saying her little parody of, holding me closer, Tony Danza instead of tiny dancer from Weird Al. Not from Weird Al, but from Elton John, I should say. But she won tickets for Weird Al at the Mountain America Center on August 8. Very excited for that show.
We only have a few pairs left, so be on the lookout for that, cue to call. And when you hear it, be caller 20 at (208) 535-1015. And then also, we're giving away tickets to a nice punk show down in Pocatello on August 1. Yeah. It's coming up soon.
Dropkick Murphy's, Bad Religion, and the Mainliners. Victor is going to be interviewing Tim Brennan of the Dropkick Murphy's on Zoom on Thursday and that'll be uploaded to our YouTube channel, I believe, at kbert one zero one r m g. For that contest, all you gotta do is be caller 20 at (208) 535-1015 to score your pair of tickets for that awesome show. And also, if you wanna buy our tickets, you can find it on our concert calendar as well at riverbendmediagroup.com/calendar. I did see, yesterday, it got announced that this band is gonna be doing their DIA Delos Deftones out in San Diego.
Let's play the latest track, My Mind is a Mountain on Peach's Pip Party on K Bear one zero one. A Los Angeles Chargers fan has filed a lawsuit against the team for scheduling their season opening game against the Kansas City Chiefs in Brazil. Devin Abney accuses the Chargers of breach of contract and false advertising. Abney is pointing out that the Chargers policy states if the team plays the game elsewhere than SoFi Stadium or if it is canceled and not rescheduled, the sole remedy shall be refund of the original ticket purchase price. But when Abney asked the chargers for a refund of the ticket, he was denied.
Abney is looking to expand it into a class action suit with other ticket holders and is seeking unspecified damages. WWE fans have something to look forward to in a couple of weeks as SummerSlam twenty twenty five will be shown on the silver screen live in certain regal cinemas across The United States. The event will be held on August at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, but tickets to see it in theaters are available now on the Fandango website. New York Mets all star shortstop Francisco Lindor has added talk show host to his resume. He's launched a new series called Cafe Con Lindor.
Each month, Lindor will sit down with a guest to talk about their life and their love of coffee. Lindor says coffee is an amazing time to have conversations. To just talk about anything, to be quite honest, it just brings people together is what he says. The first episode is with rapper Action Bronson and is up on YouTube. And, it sounds a lot awful lot like comedians in cars doing or drinking coffee.
That is it for your Shot Clock sports update right here on K Bear one zero one. I'm sure Victor had this same list pulled up on the morning show because we talked about it on Freak News at 07:45, closer to 8AM, this morning. The craziest things Ozzy Osbourne ever did. There's 26 things on here. The 26 craziest thing, things Ozzy Osbourne ever did.
And it just says number one, arrested and convicted for burglary. Yeah. He graduated high school at 15, which I don't know why that's included here. But before Ozzy turned 18, he was arrested and convicted of burglary and sentenced to three months in prison. Ozzy had to do the time because his father refused to pay the fine.
Then there's also a story about how he got revenge on his teacher while still in school. Ozzy's metal shop teacher, mister Lane, often, punished Ozzy by slapping him on the, the butt with a big piece of wood. So to get even, Ozzy liked to heat a penny for three or four minutes and then slip it into, mister Lane's desk. At some point, mister Lane, out of curiosity, would pick up the penny and just, you know, Ozzy would get a good laugh after that. He worked at a slaughterhouse, stuck with a purple nose for weeks while singing with Earth.
The band would eventually become Black Sabbath. Ozzy, in an effort to always play the clown, would do just about anything to get the audience's attention. One time, he found some purple paint backstage, covered his nose with it. Unfortunately, the paint was, was it indelible? Is that the word?
Didn't wear off for weeks. Drove drunk to the hospital. There's there's so much crazy stuff that I wish I could share on this list too. Angrily shot a bunch of cats? What is this?
In those days, Ozzy and Thelma had lots of new cars. When Thelma's brand new Mercedes inexplicably got all these scratches on it, Ozzy investigated and discovered that stray stray cats were climbing on it while it was kept in the garage. So one night, Ozzy snuck into the garage, whipped out his shotgun, and blasted oh, okay. That's, let's, let's move on from that here. Alright.
I finally got it uploaded. My interview with Molly of living dead girl. You can find it on our YouTube. K Bear one zero one r m g. It's about twenty three minutes long.
I didn't expect it to be that long. She was one of those interviewees where in the beginning, she didn't really say much. I don't know what happened there. I was watching other previous interviews, and she was quite talkative with me. In the very beginning, she just gave out, like, five word responses.
I'm like, okay. Okay. Well, I need to obviously obvious obviously, my shoulders hurt after that conversation because I was carrying it the entire time. No. I'm just messing.
I'm just messing. Molly was a fun guest. Like I said, you can catch that on our YouTube channel, k Bear one zero one r m g, titled Peaches Sits Down with Molly of Living Dead Girl. You can find it on our Facebook as well. The link to it, k Bear one zero one FM.
Man, I finally watched the, Howard Stern best of Aussie moments on the show. That video wasn't posted recently. It was posted a year ago. I don't know why they posted it back then. Maybe it was just a nice little tribute.
They just collected all the footage and said, sure. Why not? They probably knew Ozzy was, on his way out, so why not post a thirty minute compilation of Ozzy on the Howard Stern Show? And some of the stories Ozzy said on that show, the whole family was featured at multiple times throughout the years on the Howard Stern Show, and it's they're they're hilarious. What what was one of them that I was really laughing at?
Oh, yeah. There was this, you know how in Southern California, there are those tours, those bus tours, and they drive around. They they show you the outside of celebrities' homes. They'll take you to, like, the ritzy part of Beverly Hills or whatever, and you'll you'll drive by one. It's like, oh, that's what a Simon Cowell's front gate looks like.
Interesting. Neat. Well, Ozzy was apparently outside his house or out front at least when one of those bus tours came by. And Ozzy, for some reason, invited them all inside. And the reason why is is because he thought they were like his kids' friends for whatever re I don't know why.
He just thought they were, so he invited them in the house. Sharon comes downstairs and sees a whole bunch of tourists just taking pictures inside, you know, and gets mad mad at him for that. Just one of the many stories that makes Ozzy as legendary as he was. We were just talking about it recently, that twenties that list of 26 craziest things that Ozzy has ever done, and that's not even like a recent article either. That was published.
No. That was published last year. Should we continue down that list? We talked about how he angrily shot at a bunch of cats for scratching up his cars. He, stripped in public.
Well, that's not that's barely anything for Ozzy. This is the one that, Victor would be most excited to see. I think he already I mean, he already knew about it, but Ozzy, during Ozzy's Diary of a Madman tour in the early nineteen eighties, he would use a catapult to hurl hunks of meat into the audience. Enamored of Ozzy's bizarre routine, young people would bring pieces of animals to the performances. One time a kid brought an ox's head.
Jeez. This just threw meat at the audience. Again, Ozzy, there will never be another hymn. Don't forget, we're giving away those tickets to Weird Al Yankovic live at the Mountain America Center, August 8. If you want those tickets, we're not just gonna say, hey.
Be caller 20. You have to be caller twenty first of all. That's the first part of it. And then once you are caller 20, you then have to, well, yank that hook is what we're calling it. Essentially, what it is is that you'll, like, sort of do a parody version of a popular rocker metal song.
I know the first winner, Cammie, she, did that classic remix of, Hold Me Closer, Toni Danza instead of Tiny Dancer. I was about to say maybe we shouldn't give it to her because that's a that's a classic alternative. That wasn't something she came up with. It was just, you know but Victor's like, give her the tickets. I'm like, okay.
Fine. Whatever. Whatever. No. I'm kidding.
Shout out to Cammy winning the first pair of tickets. Weird Al Yankovic live at the Mountain America Center, August 8. We only have, like, two pairs left to give away, so be on the lookout for that color 20. And when you do, you better be prepared. I'm just telling you now.
A whole lot of interviews coming your way. It's gonna be quite crazy. Make sure to subscribe to our YouTube, K Bear one zero one RMG. I already uploaded my, latest with Molly of Living Dead Girl. I also need to get it on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, wherever else, you know, The Artist Interrogations podcast wherever you get your podcasts.
Tomorrow, I accidentally booked a, interview myself while Victor the same time that Victor is going to be interviewing Tim Brennan of the Dropkick Murphys, of course. They're gonna be in town in Pocatello on August 1. And, make sure to listen now for that cue to call Be Color twenty when you do at (208) 535-1015 to win tickets to that show. Victor will be chatting with Tim. I'll be chatting with some guy named Speed, this band called Silvertone.
And then, next week on Tuesday, I I won't be here. I'll be in Salt Lake City. I'm going to be, heading down to the sound well to go see Scene Queen and Deadlands, and I'll be interviewing Casey Carlson of Deadlands hopefully in person on-site at the show. Should be a fun time. And, yeah, a nice little, road trip out of town.
I'll be gone Tuesday, Wednesday next week. So it should be nice to have a shorter week next week, but make sure to keep an eye on our YouTube channel, k Bear one zero one r m g. If you're not subscribed to us already, change that now. For some reason, this got reposted on my feed. Imagine surviving a train crash, a plane explosion, multiple car accidents, and even getting hit by a bus all in one lifetime.
This guy is considered the unluckiest person ever named Frane Selak, a Croatian music teacher who earned the nickname, world's unluckiest man, or perhaps the luckiest luckiest depending on how you see it. His bizarre stories of near death experiences are so unbelievable that they couldn't make for a killer Hollywood movie script. Now the reason why I say he's he may be lucky is that all of this stuff happened to him. Train crash in '62, plane explosion in '63, bus accident in '66. The list goes on.
But then, just when you thought the story couldn't get more surreal, it did. In 02/2003, at the age of 73, he won the lottery. He bagged over a million dollars. After decades of escaping death, he finally hit a major stroke of financial luck, but true to his modest nature, he later gave most of the money away saying that material things didn't bring him happiness. That guy knows.
I I feel like that guy actually knows what happiness is like. You know, surviving all of that, you know, you're meant to be here. If you survive all of that, you're you're for sure meant to be here. And, of course, there's a bunch of skeptics out there. If questioned the truth behind the story.
I mean, there's no official records or news clippings verifying all the accidents. It's kinda like Wilt Chamberlain with that 100 game. There's no video footage of it at all anywhere online, but we're supposed to believe that this guy back in the day scored a 100 points, had, like, 55 rebounds, the legend Wilt Chamberlain. Is it true? Is is he is he for real?
I I would think so. I would think it's even crazier because back then, I mean, there wasn't that crazy of a there wasn't crazy talented players in the league back then, but they were all playing in Converse. You know, that that their feet must have, like, been horrible. They must have hated it. Playing basketball and Chuck Taylors.
I'm wearing Converse right now. I couldn't imagine running in these, let alone playing basketball in them. Anyway, that's the story of Fran Fran Fran select, whatever his name is. Fran select. Good for him.
And, oh, yeah. Oh, good for him. And, let's move on here. A man was arrested after he got drunk and decided to take his lawnmower for a ride on the highway, and you've probably already guessed where this happened. Florida Highway Patrol received multiple multiple calls about a man driving a lawnmower erratically on the highway, making sudden movements as if he were mowing imaginary grass.
Troopers stopped him, suspected he was impaired. If his poor decision making didn't give it away, his, small pupils, flushed skin, dry mouth, invisible irritation to the inside of his nose sure gave that away. He also refused a series of field sobriety tests and was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. Imagine getting a hit by this guy. It would suck.
Again, this is one of those stories where, maybe Victor can make an advocate's, injury attorney spot all about this. I'll make sure to send him the link, and we'll we'll see if he uses it. Caveira one zero one, there was a variety of, metal shows that I just added to our concert calendar that apparently I missed out on at riverbandmediagroup.com/calendar. Just earlier on the show, I talked about how my next concert is going to be at the Soundwell, this upcoming Tuesday. Gonna be Scene Queen, Deadlands, and I believe there's another band called GIRLIE on that lineup.
It's called the Hot Singles in Your Area tour, something like that. It's pretty funny. If you haven't heard of Scene Queen, I would play one of her songs on the air. But, yeah, there would be a whole lot of editing involved and, the the subject matter just wouldn't be passable. I don't know.
You just just listen to them for yourself and see what I'm talking about. Scene Queen, Deadlands at the Sound Well, I'll be at that show. Hopefully, interviewing Casey Carlson, the lead singer, who I have had on the show before via Zoom. But this will be in person, which is always a great time for sure to hang out with rock stars backstage. There was that one time I talked about how I interviewed Jolley from Bad Omens and then I had to go follow the Bad Omens tour manager around the, the union down in Salt Lake.
And I got lost in the back of the venue and one of the dudes in Era saw me walking around and was like, hey, this guy looks like he needs help and escorted me to the exit. So shout out to the guys in Era. Shout out to that one dude in Era. Not exactly sure who it was, but I also ran into Noah of Bad Omens doing laundry back there. So didn't say hi to him.
He was just quietly folding these tank tops or whatever. It's pretty funny. One of the one of my funny rock star stories, you know, unlike Lou Brutus or Jose metal ambassador Mangan. I have very few of those. So, yeah, you should go check out our concert calendar.
Always available at riverbendmediagroup.com/calendar. I just updated it today with a few more, one of the few more of those underground metal shows that I know a a good portion of our audience would enjoy. They would like to see those on there. This band is going to be in Salt Lake City, I believe, on August 7. I so badly wanted to go to that show.
I believe Era will be opening up for architects. Here's well, anyway, architects will be in Salt Lake City. I messed up this break horribly. Find that show. Many others like it on our concert calendar at riverbedmediagroup.com/calendar.
Here's Black Hole. I don't know how we haven't talked about this yet. I just saw some girl posted on TikTok. Her name is not Miley Cyrus. She was like, I was listening to the radio, and I was just told that there was a, there there is a serial butt slapper on the loose in Boise, but she said she called it Boise.
And sure enough, she got ridiculed in the comments. It's not Boise. It's Boise. Relax. One of the Boise stations, one zero three point five KISS FM did inform her that the radio is very informative.
Stay safe, ladies. So, yeah, Apparently, there's a serial butt slapper on the loose in Idaho. Police investigating these dirt bite assault these dirt these dirt bite assaults. Alright. Good night, everybody.
No. Boise police are investigating a string of disturbing incidences, after multiple women reported being assaulted by a man on a dirt bike. The unidentified suspect is accused of accused of riding up to unsuspecting woman and slapping or grabbing their butts before speeding away. Can't we just keep our hands to ourselves? According to Boise police, the incidences took place between June 18, July 3.
So it's kind of a bit of an older thing. Is he still on the loose? Should I scroll to the bottom here? Just says police, Boise police are urging residents and visitors to remain alert, especially women who may be walking or exercising outdoors. If you see someone matching the suspect's description or witness suspicious behavior, authorities advise calling 911, of course, the usual thing.
Why not have an undercover cop go out there and, I mean, just walk around as the second somebody, you know, drives by, slaps that cops butt. Boom. Game over. End. The end of the Boise butt slapper.
Alright. Here we go. Peaches yet again asking another food question for the peach their own. Why not? What food never loses its spark to you?
Today, I went to Taco Bell. I know again. I got my usual, deluxe cravings box with the cheesy gordita crunch, the beefy five layer burrito. I'm just gonna list off everything that I get. Chips and cheese, the Pepsi, and then as a bonus, I also get that three cheese chicken flatbread melt.
It sounds like a lot of food, but it really isn't. It's, you know, tiny little things. The the three cheese chicken flatbread melt leaked sauce on my shirt, my very nice knock loose shirt that I'm wearing today. But I can eat that combo every day if I could. I know it looks like I do, but I really don't.
Maybe every other day, but not every day. But some of the responses, you know, you have your basic tacos, mac and cheese. You gotta be, like, descriptive with your answer. Say, like, tacos, but tacos from where? Like, what do you put on them?
Mac and cheese. Do you bake it? Do you make it nice and hefty? Do you make a roux? Go for a thick mac and cheese?
Pizza? What kind of pizza are we talking about here? Let me know. What food never loses its spark to you? Two zero eight five three five one zero one five.
K Bear, what's happening? Hey. You said what's, what's a food that never loses its spark? Yeah? That's right.
Brisket, man. Oh. I can never get I can never get enough of brisket. I can eat it till the day that I die. I tell you what.
What place around here has the best brisket? Do you know? You know, I just moved into town, like, three days ago. I could not tell you. I just moved here from from, from Utah.
Oh, goodness. Call you, unfortunately. I make my own brisket anyway, and it's better anyway. I'm I'm glad you joined the, Cabaret Rock Army as soon as you got here. Yeah.
No. I I really I'm impressed with your station, man. Truly. I was listening outside the grocery store last night. You were playing Lorna Shore.
I was absolutely blown away because they don't have anything like that in Utah. There's no nothing. Yeah. And so I I was just amazed, man. That's incredible.
Since you're on since you're on here with me, did you wanna hear a certain song? You know what? Let's go let's go with let's go with the Sabbath song, I think, if that's if that's not an objection. Sure. I'm still feeling, you you know, what's going on yesterday.
So, if you could, can you do Sweet Leaf? Absolutely. Is that possible? Sure. Thank you so much.
Yeah, man. Well, welcome to the area, and thanks so much. Yeah. I appreciate this. Thank you.
Yeah. You have a good one. Yeah. You have a great day. Thank you.
You too. Hey, K Bear. What's going on? Nothing much. Just going in to answer your question of the day.
What's that food that never loses its spark to you? Wild caught, like fish. Like, you know, like, some, like, rainbow trout, and and actually fishing it for yourself. Not store bought, you know, like, go going out on the, water with the, fishing poles and actually catching the fish and going home and cooking it. You know, get some nice, lemon seasoning, you know, on that.
It is the best. I I will always love that. And it's it's it's also not just about the actual fish itself. It's about the entire experience hatching it and, gutting it and then cooking it. It's it's all just an experience in its own.
I'm glad I was able to get some wild caught rainbow trout when I was out there in Hagerman. And, I do I still need to go out and get my own like you just mentioned and, you know, finally go fishing after all these years of living here. Yeah, man. Do it. We got lots of spots around here.
Like, there's tons of places. Even even even just off, like, a dock or something. Yeah. Sure. You don't need, like, a boat or anything like that.
Like, there's plenty of spots. I I wouldn't know how to, you know, properly gut it, so I'll probably have to YouTube, or watch a YouTube video on it while I'm doing it and see how, terrible it turns out. Thanks for listening to Peach's Pit Party, the podcast. If you enjoyed the show, please share, subscribe, and rate the podcast. Peach's Pit 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 riverbend media group dot com. Until next time, Peach out.