All right. It's pre-Friday, Thursday, September 11th, 2025. Normally, I'm all bright and cheery, kicking things off. I still somewhat am. I still want to keep it positive today. Yesterday was a heavy one for a lot of people, and with today marking 24 years since 9/11, it feels a little off, to say the least. Right?
I- I- I just wanted to acknowledge that real quick, and then get back to what we do here, you know, Peaches Pit Party, in the good old stereotypical fashion, with the- the best music. Hopefully me entertaining you. Hopefully get you laughing, make your day better. If you've got a song request or just need something to pick you up, you know, hit me up at 208-535-1015. Let me know what you wanna hear. I'm also checking on this computer real quick to see if Victor played back-to-back tracks this morning from either Mudvayne, Static-X or Vended. I wanna make sure he did so. And if he- if he did, he didn't tell me. Or if he didn't do so, I'll be sure to this afternoon. So, if you hear back-to-back Mudvayne tracks, back-to-back Static-X tracks or Vended tracks this afternoon, be caller 20 when you do at 208-535-1015 and win tickets to go see those three bands live at the Port, Friday, October 3rd. Peaches Pit Party. I just spit everywhere right as I said that. Peaches Pit Party! We'll be back here in just a few on K-BRO 101. I may ask this question for it to peach their own. I'm thinking about it only because I can see some answers getting way out of hand. You know, social media, as of late, has been insane. And I mean insane with people just posting the most heinous stuff. I saw this question pop up: What phrase instantly makes you suspicious? And there's been some people before. I think I've asked this question before now that I think about it, who have said some crazy stuff and I've had to delete comments before, before a whole fight breaks out, you know? But luckily, somebody posted it on Reddit. Some of the responses: "Promise not to get mad." Of course you're gonna get mad every single time after you hear something like that, especially if it's from, like, your- your girlfriend, your boyfriend, you know? Here's another one. "I have an exciting investment opportunity that I think you'll love. Wanna be your own boss?" Oh, I've received those before. I've received that random DM from that person in high school I haven't talked to in years,
and they're just like, "Oh, hey, I just wanted to say hello. Just checking in." And then, boom, that's when they hit you with something like that, and then you just block them. Another phrase here, "All my exes were crazy. You're not in trouble. We're trying to help you. Now tell us everything you know." Oh, here we go, in the context of a work environment, "We're like a family here." What's that one that my former manager at In-N-Out used to say? "You gotta be a team player." I ha- I hate workplace jargon.
"We work hard and we play hard." That's the code for, "I overwork my employees and they all have substance abuse problems." Never again. Oh man, I was reading here about how in Venezuela, their president, Nicolas Maduro... Hopefully I said his last name correctly. Maduro, uh, this week he declared that Christmas will officially begin on October 1st. He just simply says it's a move to promote joy, culture and economic activity, but, I mean, it's a little too soon. Really.
We- we- we don't skip Halloween. There's a lot of people that enjoy Thanksgiving. I've talked about how much I hate Thanksgiving every year. I don't wanna bring that up again. I'm sure you can find that whole thing on a previous Peaches Pit Party podcast. It's one of my least favorite holidays, 'cause turkey sucks. I get asked the same questions: "How's- how's it like being a radio announcer?" Anyway. Anyway. Christmas is one of my favorite holidays, not for the gifts that I receive, but for the gifts that I give. I love to gift people. W- like things that they've mentioned in the past, I keep like little hidden notes in my phone,
and if- if somebody's hint- hints at something, I'll- I'll think about it throughout the whole year. I'll have it in my- my phone and I'll just get it for them, you know? It's always fun to gift other people things. It's always fun to do a ticket giveaway on the air, too. Really, it's always fun to gift people the opportunity to go to a concert for free on us. By the way, we got not one but two concert ticket giveaways starting tomorrow. Well, they're gonna be announced tomorrow, but they, uh, actually start on Monday. But both shows, both experiences I should say, are things that you can only experience, like, once in a lifetime. And one of them is for something that's... I don't necessarily wanna go into detail or give a- give a hint or anything, but there's gonna be some travel involved, but I promise you it will be worth it. That's all I'm gonna say about that. I'm sure there's already tons of stores out there that have the Christmas decorations out there, because, you know, the- they want to... Like- like it says here, economic activity. They're wanting people to go buy all the Christmas stuff as early as possible, hence why they put them out as early as possible, hence why I saw October Halloween stuff in the month of, like, June. Halloween is cool and all, but, like, I personally don't ever see decorating your house for, like, one day out of the year as a good way to spend money. But yet again, I did go to Michaels last year and bought a ceramic Edgar Allan Poe sitting on the toilet holding a crow. And I plan on putting that back in my bathroom right as it- right as it hits, October 1st. I don't know how you make this mistake as a person traveling... Like- like, when you're- when you're planning a vacation, you try your best to be extra careful.... when it comes to making sure you pick the right destination, you pick the right dates, you look at the flight times, you say, "Does that work for me?" All of this planning into a stinking vacation, I don't know how people mess up like this. I, there, there was that previous article that I talked about on the air, where, th- th- it was a fake thing. I wish it was real. It would be funny if people actually did this, but there was this whole fake article talking about how there was a desk at the, uh, uh, uh, it was either the Austrian airport or the Australian airport. It might've been the Austrian airport that said, "Hey, if you accidentally flew to Austria instead of Australia, please come to this desk." Obviously it's a fake article. I looked it up and, yeah, saw it wasn't real, unfortunately, but I thought that was pretty funny. But these TikTokers, so accidentally took a flight to... is it Tunis or Tunes? Not to Nice, France. They took it to Tunes, T-U-N-I-S, the capital of the North African country Tunisia, after an airline worker misheard them when booking a ticket to Nice, a coastal city in France pronounced, n- no, Nice.
Why didn't they buy the tickets online? I, I don't know. Uh, uh, again, but you, you, wouldn't you have the boarding pass, even if it wasn't a physical ticket, wouldn't you have the boarding pass that says "Tunes" on it? Could I consider these TikTokers the geniuses of the day? Which, by the way, you can hear that segment every m- or sometimes in the morning at 6:45 on the Victor Wiltd Show. [air whooshing] Benjamin Proud, he is a British swimmer who won a silver medal in the 50 meter freestyle at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, and now he's making waves as the first British athlete to join the Enhanced Games. We talked about this, you know, the competition that allows athletes to use performance enhancing drugs. The decision means he won't be back in the Olympics. Uh, Proud says he's, he lost confidence in a system that is supposed to protect clean athletes, and now he wants to push boundaries and explore human potential while also making a few bucks along the way. I feel like that's just gonna go horribly wrong. I mean, I'll watch it. It's gonna be downright stupid entertainment, but people just injecting themselves with PEDs as much as they can to be, be in the best physical possible shape is only gonna hurt them. I mean, you see all these wrestlers, you know, dying at age 40, that, that wrestled back in like 2005, because they've injected themselves with so many steroids, they, they have rage issues, all of that stuff. In pro football news, after the Miami Dolphins came out flat in their 33-8, 33 and 8 season opening loss to the Indianapolis Colts, plenty of Dolphins fans are frustrated and calling for a coaching change. Some are taking their frustrations to a new level by crowdfunding a plane to fly a fire Mc- m- m- a fire Mike McDaniel banner over Hard Rock Stadium. The fundraising campaign hit its goal fast, which means the flyover is set for peak tailgating hours before the Dolphins game this Sunday against the New England Patriots. It's not often that Bill Belichick, his girlfriend Jordan Hudson, and Taylor Swift are all somehow involved in the same story, but here we are. Belichick and Hudson had applied for trademarks for Do Your Job, Bill's Version, No Days Off, Bill's Version, and Ignore the Noise, Bill's Version, all of which are inspired by Taylor Swift's naming, uh, rerecordings of her albums like Taylor's Version. You know that whole thing? But the US Patent and Trademark Office refused to grant the trademarks because the New England Patriots alr- already own very similar trademarks. They trademarked Do Your Job in 2013 and No Days Off and Ignore the Noise in 2017. I mean, anyone named Bill trying to, you know, infiltrate on something like that... Bill Belichick, one of the greatest coaches of all time, can't get his way, and his girlfriend's like, what? 22? Like, she's way young. He's like 78. Let's just do one more story here. Who cares? With just over two weeks left in the baseball season, there's a chance this year, uh, there's a chance this year ends up unlike any other in the past 20 Major League Baseball seasons. There have been no no-hitters thrown so far with the Los Angeles Dodgers coming the closest in the past week, with two no-hit bids that went into the ninth inning. The last season without a no-hitter was in 2005. There's your fun fact for you to wrap up the Shot Clock Sports Update right here on KMIR 101. [air whooshing] You know, we have that whole fantasy football league happening here in the office. It's me; the, the Tylers from Class of '97, Josh and Chantel; Justin from 105, The Hawk; couple of salespeople; Kevin, the big boss man; Maddie, the marketing assistant star, also down the hallway. There's 10 of us total in this league, and I'm facing Mack, one of our, one of our salespeople. She's awesome. I'm facing her this week and I'm having a bit of a dilemma here. If you're into sports, this break's for you. If you're not, I'm so sorry. I just wanted to talk about this. Uh, George Kittle, one of the best tight ends there is right now, he's out, unfortunately. Got injured in week one, so he's not expected to return until like October 12th. Now, it did say September 28th, but that got delayed, so I now have two other tight ends to replace him in the meantime. I have Colston Loveland, and then I have Zach Ertz,
and it's this whole dilemma that I'm just like, "Hmm, which one do I start?" Obviously, I don't want to go to those articles and scour what the experts say for fantasy football. There's always those fantasy football experts that tell you, "Hey, this player might surprise you. You might wanna put them in," and then they end up having like 1.2 points or something like that.
It happens every year, where I get frustrated.... I, I say I could do better myself out there on the field. And then my dad and I have this argument every single time, where he's like, "No, you can't. You couldn't survive one possession in the NFL." I'm like, "Well, I can, I could survive longer than you, buddy." Granted, he is a
60-year-old man, and he's also like 150 pounds and all of that. But nobody wants to hurt a 60-year-old man like [laughs] that. He's- my dad's awesome. But I, I, I decided to ask ChatGPT. I haven't given my ChatGPT a name. I know Justin from 105 The Hawk, he calls his, uh, AI assistant from ChatGPT Chip. And he, he asks Chip all these different things. And, well, it gave me a whole bunch of stuff. It's just... But it ju- it says to go with Zach Ertz, so I guess I'll start him. And if I, if I, if I lose, it's no big deal. It's not like there's really anything. I mean, we could have a trophy on the line, but my parents are making it. So, even if I don't win the league, I can still tell my parents, be like, "Hey, I won. Could you just write Brendan Peach on the nameplate?" And just keep the trophy for myself. [whoosh] All right, here we go. Here's something that everyone can relate to, things you hate to pay for. You know what I'm talking about. Like, you go up to the counter to get your order taken, and then they s- they spin the iPad around and they ask for a tip. And there's always that phrase now online, "If I have to stand to get my order taken, there's no tip." You know? I feel like that's a classic Boomer phrase, even though I agree with it. I also think that most places should not need a tip option,
but that's just me. Anyway, things you hate to pay for, things like parking. It really, it... The, that's one of the many things I hate about going back home, is having to pay for parking everywhere. If you can't find a spot in the free, the free parking lot, which you never can, really. And then you're so worried about your car getting towed. I mean, there's so many different signs that say, "Hey, you can only park here from 10:00 to noon, but then you can park somewhere else from like noon to
3:00. Park your car f- else- elsewhere from 3:00 to 9:00." And then it's free after that. And then you have to move your car like three times if you plan on staying there like all day. Super annoying. Resort fees, pre-payment fees, right there, service list tips, insurance, phone apps, that used to be a big thing. I have not bought a phone app in forever. But now the apps are free for the most part. And then i- if you try like playing a game, they'll just spam you with ads, or they'll be like, "Hey, we'll make the game easier for you if you pay 2.99 for this, uh, package here." And I've, I've caved in before on those things. I'm not proud of it. iCloud storage, that's my... By the way, that reminds me, that's what my phone's been doing as of late. It's been saying I'm running out of iPhone storage or something like that. I've, it's now like charging me. It didn't even tell, like warn me. It was just like, "Hey, we're now gonna charge you a buck 99 per month for extra storage." Plastic bags. Yeah, you have to pay for those in California. You have to pay like 10 cents per bag. It's super annoying. Dipping sauces. I did just have to pay for two extra fry sauces with my Culver's meal. Oh, wh- what a, what a [laughs], what a terrible thing. But there's not one in this picture here, 'cause it's like this whole draft, like the things you hate to pay for draft. Luckily, somebody commented it. You know those stupid stickers that you have to put on your license plate? That right there, the worst thing you have to pay for, 100%. [whoosh] It helps to have the K-Bear 101 app on your phone. We're launching not one but two giveaways tomorrow. And we want you to know about them right as we launch them. We always send out push notifications to let you know what exactly we're up to, like what we're giving away. And tomorrow it's gonna be, it's gonna be pretty big, gonna be pretty huge. So make sure to download the free K-Bear 101 app. You can also stream us from practically anywhere. I see it all the time. And we have, we have sweepers that play that say, "Hey, download the free K-Bear 101 app." We have promos. We're constantly talking about the app. I know on my weekend shows I always promote the app. But then I always meet people that say like, "I wish I could listen to K-Bear while I'm on vacation." I'm like, "You can. There's a whole app. It's 2025. You don't need to be, be by the radio anymore. You can just use the free K-Bear 101 app." Listen to us from anywhere. And we have listeners worldwide, which is awesome. Here's Five Finger Death Punch, The End, featuring Babymetal on Peach's Pit Party. [whoosh] There are a lot of songs out there that people enjoy, and then you really look at the lyrics and you go, "Well, hmm, that might be a little, a little off." You know? Not, not, not a little off, but I mean like
it's not necessarily... It, it's more so creepy. It's a song that's definitely creepy. And I was looking at this thread here, this list of songs that are like low-key stalkery.
And this one person was saying how it took, it took them years to actually sit down and listen to the lyrics of Private Eyes by Hall & Oats. "It's giving I'm watching you vibes," is what they put. Are there any other songs like these that fall into the stalker/obsession category? Of course, there's Blondie, One Way or Another. I'm gonna find you. I'm gonna get you. You know, I, my, my parents have a dancing Frankenstein that sings that song, so that goes to show how creepy that song is. Um, The Police, of course, Every Breath You Take. It's not low-key at all. That one's just like, I'll be watching you. And Steen supposedly said, it's where he talks about how... The whole song's about espionage and the Cold War, that whole thing. 'Cause I know like one of his students had a crush on him, and, because he was a teacher at one point, and he wrote the song Don't Stand So Close To Me about that one student. Imagine being that student, that you have a crush on your teacher. Next thing you know, he goes to his band, makes a whole song about you, becomes a giant hit, you know?There's "Eminem Stan," which is all about an obsessed stalker. I mean, the list can go on. I mean, there's a lot of '80s songs that I don't necessarily want to get into, because the lyrics for those are pretty wild. Like, it- it gets a little, a little rough to... Once you let, once you find out the meaning, or once you, like, look at these songs, you go, "Hmm, maybe I shouldn't listen, listen to those songs anymore." Anyway, let's move on to some Deftones, "My Mind is a Mountain." [screen whooshes] Peach is Pit Party on KBAR 101. Tomorrow, Victor is going to be at the Chubbuck Walmart from 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M for the, uh, for a whole thing regarding Idaho Preferred Month. I have the papers right here. There's so much, literally, on these papers. But overall, you should just know to go to the Chubbuck Walmart, go see Victor. See what, uh, see what KBAR swag he'll have. Learn more about Idaho Preferred Month. Man, there's so many things on these pieces of paper here in front of me. There's, like, seven of these things. Well, at least he has, uh, stuff to talk about. Celebrate Idaho's bounty, choosing local, know your farmer, better quality of life.
You know, September is Idaho Preferred Month, a time to celebrate Idaho's agricultural abundance. You know, the state, of course, known for its potatoes. It's also a significant producer of onions, wheat, apples, cherries, and hops. Look for the Idaho Preferred logo wherever you shop, and know you are supporting locally grown, raised and crafted food. Or, you can also use the Farm and Food Finder on the Idaho Preferred website to find local products near you. You know, celebrate Idaho's bounty this harvest season and support Idaho producers who work hard to bring food to your table. Brought to you by the Idaho State Department of Agriculture. Chubbuck Walmart tomorrow, 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Go see Victor there. [screen whooshes] This could make a great Peach to Their Own question, maybe on tomorrow's show. Like, what's a band you've ever, you've always wanted to see live, but you've missed the opportunity multiple times to do so? Maybe because of financial restraints, maybe because of, I don't know, you had something else planned? Who knows? But Spirit Box is one of those bands for me that I've been wanting to see live big time. The first time that they were scheduled for the Popular Months Tour with Falling in Reverse, I was so stoked for them. I was more stoked to see them than Falling in Reverse, even though Falling in Reverse has surprised me with how awesome their live performances are. Really. I mean, they put on an amazing show. Compared to, like... I don't know. I don't want to name other bands that have kind of disappointed me. [laughs] I'll just say nothing there. But compared to other bands that I've seen, who I'd hide, who I had high hopes for, and ended up just being like, "Meh." Falling in Reverse exceeded expectations for me, but when Spirit Box dropped out of that tour, and they brought on Our Last Night, that was... Oh, come on. It's my one chance to see them. Then they were in Salt Lake City not that long ago. I think it was because of just
financial restraints that I didn't go see Spirit Box on their headlining tour. I wanted to. I've been wanting to interview both Mike and Courtney for the longest time now, but... You should go check out that concert calendar. Matter of fact, let's go check it right now. You know, while I'm talking about, while I'm talking about this whole thing. What shows are coming up for the rock and metal world? Everclear, talked about that one previously. They're gonna be at the Treefort Music Hall. Vola, great band, gonna be at the Estate Room September 17th. If you want something huge, I know Maddie was talking to me about wanting tickets to go see Hollywood Undead with Point North and Autumn Kings. Point North, those guys are awesome. I- I think I need to go to that show. September 27th. I've met both bands, both Hollywood Undead and, of course, Point North, and they're awesome. I might need to go to that show. I might even just say, "Forget it," go interview them over there or something. I don't know. We'll... I'll figure it out. But, uh, make sure to go check out that concert calendar, always available to you, riverbendmediagroup.com/calendar. [screen whooshes] There are many things that can be blamed on the rain, like a canceled baseball game, maybe even, like, I don't know, a- a concert, a flood in the basement, a bad hair day. But grand theft? That's a new one. A Florida woman walked out of a Target store in Lakeland with a bag filled with 66 items that she didn't pay for. She's a local elementary school teacher, Ashley Drum. She walked past all the checkout lines with the merchandise, exited the store. A, uh, Target loss prevention officer observed her on surveillance camera and contacted the police. Officers arrived at the store, stopped the woman from driving away with the merchandise. She told them that she forgot to pay for them because of the rain. She then told them she would go back inside and pay, but police arrested her and charged her with grand theft, retail theft, and scheme to defraud. I mean, really, how do you just skip the checkout lines? And what do you mean you blame it on the rain? I need to know her thought process on that. She didn't want the items to get wet, so she ran outside as fast as she could. She wanted to get back home before the rain flooded her house. The world may never know the answer to that question. [screen whooshes] I wonder how much this is going to cost. Uber plans to let customers book helicopter rides through its app. Could you imagine that? You're in a busy city like Los Angeles. You have that highfalutin person that goes, "I'm too good for the roads," books the helicopter, starts going around. Kobe Bryant, uh, he actually used his helicopter quite a lot to get around the city, which, I mean, I don't blame him, to be quite honest with you. 'Cause like, if I lived in LA, and I w- I was forced to live in LA... Luckily, I grew up in Orange County. For some reason, everybody assumes that since I'm from Southern California, I'm from the LA area. I'm about 30 miles south, and Orange County's entirely different. Entirely, entirely different. Much, much nicer compared to Los Angeles. But I mean, not... Besides Los Angeles, I mean, there's N- n- New York, uh, Chicago, San Francisco, the most populated cities in the world. Uber is teaming up with Joby to, uh, allow helicopter rides to happen. It's a part of a whole $125 million deal. Oh, I guess there's seaplanes now too. You can get a seaplane Uber.That'd be pretty neat, right? I don't know. I feel like you just wanna get rich enough to where you can have your own private jet, your own plane, so that way, you can just go wherever. That, that's, that's a, that's a life goal of mine that most likely will, uh, never happen. Anyway, let's move on to some Halestorm. [graphics whoosh] I meant to do a reaction video on our YouTube channel, K-Bear 101 RMG. Sleep Theory right there just reminded me that I need to, uh, put out another long-term video on our YouTube channel, just because there hasn't been one for quite some time. You know, I took that week off last week. Man, was it nice to just be back home and not to worry about posting on social media, not to worry about anything. You can just do everything you want, you know? Posting on social media used to be fun, but then when you're forced to do it, like, every single day, i- i- trying to figure out what to post, what caption, when to post it. It... There's so much to it that is just annoying, you know? And for the most part, I just post and ghost. I just go, "Cool. All right. That turned out well," or "Eh, I'll better luck next time," whenever I post a meme, like in the K-Bear 101 Idaho Rock & Metal Facebook group. My last, uh, reaction video, the Rock Radio DJ One-Take Reaction series that we do on our YouTube channel, got a good amount of views, I think. Gave us, uh, some, some new subscribers. You know, I think there was, uh, one person that said he watched, uh, Victor's reaction to the latest Nine Inch Nails, uh, hit, and he's been listening to us ever since. And he lives in, like, Maryland or something like that. Shout-out to him for checking us out. K-Bear 101 hopefully going worldwide. First the U.S. Well, first Idaho, then the U.S., then, then the world. [laughs] Subscribe to us on YouTube. K-Bear 101 RMG. [instrumental music] Thanks for listening to Peaches Pit Party, the podcast. If you enjoyed the show, please share, subscribe, and rate the podcast. Peaches 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 riverbendmediagroup.com. Until next time, Peach out.