All righty. Here we are. It's pre-Friday, AKA Thursday, October 2nd, 2025. It's Peaches Pit Party on KBAR 101. If you wanna get ahold of me, you can over at 208-535-1015. I've been seeing a lot of talk about the Xbox Game Pass, uh, price increase. Now, I have a PC now. I have been using the PC a whole lot more. I don't think I've turned my Xbox on in a number of weeks. I still have my games on there. I still have it. Still pay for the, uh, the subscription to Xbox Game Pass, or, or the... They- they don't call it Live anymore. They call it, like, Xbox Core or something like that. I don't know. Or I think if you pay for Xbox Game Pass, you get that thrown in there to be able to join parties and join multiplayer games and things like that. But they decided to increase the price of their Xbox Game Pass Ultimate membership from $19 a month to $30 a month, and so many people were outraged last night that you couldn't even cancel your membership 'cause the site crashed. There were so many people on that site trying to cancel their memberships all at once.
So, I figured I would wait to cancel mine. [laughs] I did see there was an Xbox PC Pass that I could sign up for that's 16 bucks a month, but you go on Facebook... Uh, uh, Facebook, again, must be hearing everything that I... Your phone hears everything, 'cause on my Facebook now I'm getting suggested posts from, uh, the, the Xbox Game Pass group, which I didn't know existed. And there's a lot of people in there going, "Well, I just canceled. So long, Game Pass." And then there's people arguing with that person in the comments section saying, "What? You can't handle a $10 increase? What are you, poor? Are you a bum?" Okay, high roller. [laughs] Sorry, nobody wants to pay $30 a month for Xbox Game Pass. And now, since I have predominantly my PC, I might just buy some cheaper games on Steam, save myself some money, you know, each and every single month, 'cause I've been thinking about... I really don't spend all that much money on streaming services. I have my parents' Prime video. I think I canceled my Netflix a couple months ago. I'm, I'm, I need to make sure I have canceled [laughs] my Netflix. Um, I pay for my gym membership, which is, like, 10 bucks a month, and I pay for my, uh, uh, music streaming, but I also use that to discover new music, set playlists for, I don't know, to share with friends who didn't hear the show. Like, I honestly will put, like... I wish I did this from the start, put all my picks of the day into one mega playlist. I don't know, I feel like that'd be something cool to do, but yeah, I have my Spotify pr- membership, which I might actually cancel because they've been, um, inc- slowly increasing each time. I thought it was up to, like, 14 bucks a month, and Apple Music's only 10.99, I might make the big switch to the rival, you know? I think I only really pay for the Xbox, gym, and music, and that's really it, honestly. Anyway, that's enough of my membership streaming talk. If you wanna [laughs] get ahold of me, you can over at 208-535-1015. We'll talk some more here in just a few on KBAR 101. Tomorrow is the big show day. I mean, tomorrow's gonna be an overall hectic Friday. Usually on Fridays I pre-record my weekend shows, 'cause I'm not here in the studio on the weekends. We get the weekends off. You just hear my voice every, every afternoon from either 2:00 to 6:00, or I mean 2:00 to 7:00 or 3:00 to 8:00. That's pretty much it. Anytime you're tuned into KBAR in the afternoon, you're gonna hear me. But on the weekends I'm not exactly in the studio, so I always pre-record those weekend shows beforehand. Well, Friday it's gonna be hectic with a remote that's gonna be happening. Either Victor or myself are gonna be at, uh, Wackerley Auto Center from noon to 2:00 tomorrow, so there's that. Um, we'll, we'll be giving away those haunted passports. You just gotta come over to the Wackerley Auto Center between noon and 2:00, sign up, get your name in the drawing for a pair of haunted passports to get you into these, uh, haunted attractions in the area. Let's go ahead and l- list them off here. Idaho's Haunted Hospital, The Lost Souls Attractions in Shelley, The Haunted Mill in Teton, Slaughter's Realm in Blackfoot. Four attractions that you can go to for free if you win a haunted passport. Thanks again to Wackerley Auto Center and Minuteman Services for helping us out with that. Wackerley Auto Center tomorrow from noon to 2:00, either Victor or myself will be there. I think it'll most likely be Victor, if I'm not mistaken. So, there's that going on tomorrow. We gave away tickets. We're about to finish up our ticket giveaway for Bert Krischer at the Mountain America Center tomorrow. And then also we gave away all of our tickets for Mudvayne, Static-X, and Vended live at the Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheater tomorrow night. That is gonna be one great show. I was just looking at the website, etix.com. That's E-T-I-X.com. You can also go to our concert calendar, find the Mudvayne show on there, and that'll take you directly to the proper ticketing website to buy your tickets. The Pit, looking like about, looking, looking like it's gonna be 90 bucks. Lawn, 57. I see 68 for some of the seats, 79 for the closer seats. So, not too bad, actually. Really, not too bad. Mudvayne, Static-X, and Vended live at the Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheater tomorrow night. Cannot wait for that show. And, uh, let's do a spooky song from our KBAR Rockin' Halloween, haunted by Juicy Vapor, it's Poppy with Eat. Earlier on, the noon hour of madness and mayhem, we, for some reason [laughs], talked about movie times and what movies are showing in the area. I still can't believe The Long Walk is gonna be shown in Rexburg,
'cause I, I was told by my girlfriend who lives, who has lived, in Rexburg her entire life-She said that rated R movies hardly ever get shown in that area because, you know, you stick to PG-13 in Rexburg and you don't go past that. That type of thing, right? Well, The Long Walk, I've also heard from Victor, is extremely, uh, bleak and gory. I might see it myself tonight. Uh, my girlfriend decided to go out of town to go visit her sister, so... And she also didn't want to see it in the first place, so I was planning on seeing the movie by myself, and, uh, I don't know what to expect, but I'm, I'm, I'm expecting it to be good, 'cause I think the reviews for it are way high.
The Long Walk on Google. Let's look this up real quick. 7.3 out of 10 on IMDb, 88% on Rotten Tomatoes. Looking pretty good. And it plays tonight at 6:30. Look at, look at that, I'm still talking about movie times on the air. Plays tonight at 6:30 [laughs] at The Regal Theater in Idaho Falls. Yeah, I might go see it there tonight. Who knows? Maybe I might just wait and, uh, go see it with some other people this weekend. I don't know. This weekend I'm thinking about going to Twin Falls too and just kind of going out of town for a little bit, enjoy the, uh, nicer weather while we still have it, you know? I, I, well I saw the low... Here's me doing a weather update and movie times in the same break. Coming up later this week, oh, look at that a low of 33 degrees. Yuck.
I like it when it's cool, I don't like it when it's cold. There's a difference. There's a lot of people in this area that say, like, "I would rather have it be 100 than 30." I would n- I would like to never deal with 100-degree weather again. I hate the heat. And I think it's because I'm a bigger dude, I got more on me, I can... I sweat a whole lot easier. But I could easily live in that Costco produce section or the, uh, dairy section where they keep everything nice and cold. Put that temperature in my apartment, oh, I would sleep like a baby. I don't know why, w- w- where I was going with this break. I think I was going to talk about the whole Kill Bill thing that's going to be happening with, uh, uh, Quentin Tarantino's, uh, Kill Bill: A Whole Bloody Affair. They're showing the first and second movie. Uh, I was, uh, in a film class in college, one of many film classes in college, and we watched the first Kill Bill and I loved it, and we... It left you on that cliffhanger. And I never watched Kill Bill: Two, so now it's the perfect time to watch both movies, but I don't know if both those movies are going to be shown locally in the area. I could just stream them online. Maybe I'll do that as part of the, uh, h- h- October movie marathon that I plan on doing. [whoosh] A couple of baseball lifers are not coming back to manage in 2026. The Atlanta Braves announced that manager Brian Snitker would not return in 2026, ending his nearly decade-long stint in the role. Uh, Snitker was at the end of his contract and said in recent weeks that he was undecided about whether he wanted to continue managing. The soon-to-be 70-year-old will stay with the Braves as an advisor. The Los Angeles Angels declined to pick up the option on manager Ron Washington's contract. The 73-year-old missed the second half of the season after undergoing quadruple bypass heart surgery. Washington said it wasn't his health, but the team's performance that made the Angels decide to not bring him back. He also took a shot at how the Angels roster was constructed, and there's a whole quote here, should I go through it? "You know when you're a competitor and you're in charge, none of that stuff comes into play," Washington said, "Sometimes you've got to make chicken salad out of chicken number two." Or, he said the explicit word, I just didn't want to say the other word either. The number of long field goals this season have been credited to each team being given an unlimited amount of time, uh, to break in all their kicking balls [laughs]. And Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio is not happy about the change, comparing it to baseball's steroid era. Uh, Fangio told reporters, "It's almost like they need an asterisk here. It was the live ball era or the asterisk for those home runs. Barry Bonds and Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire were hitting. The way they've changed the ball has drastically changed the field goals." A big deal was made over the New York Yankees finally allowing facial hair earlier this year, but did you know that another New York team also had it banned? The New York Islanders didn't allow beards or long hair for their players or staff, and that edict came down from 82-year-old general manager Lou Lamoriello. Oh geez, how do you say this guy's last name? Lamoriello? Lamoriello? La- Lamoriello. Lou Lamoriello. He was fired in the off-season, so during training camp, it was apparent dozens of players and staffers hadn't shaved in weeks and let their hair grow down past their necks. That does it for your Shot Clock Sports Update, right here on KBAR 101. [whoosh] You know, yesterday there was that whole thing that I talked about with this one lady discussing... Or basically her whole page is dedicated to finding cool things to buy at Costco. And I was at Costco recently. The only reason why I was there is 'cause my girlfriend has a membership, so I was allowed in with her, you know [laughs]? So we're walking around the aisles and I see they have that XL towel warmer, and I went, "You know you're pretty well off if you have a towel warmer in your house." Like, I can't afford to turn the heat on all the time in the winter, so I just stay cold during the winter months. I can't imagine having a, a heated bathroom and a towel warmer. Aren't there some bathrooms out there that have heated tile too? You want to talk about another ridiculous thing? A, uh, pillow, uh, where you can control the temperature? I think that's what it is. It's by this company. There's this new product by the company Eight Sleep, and their new Pod Pillow Cover. So it's a pillow cover designed to slip over your existing pillows without changing their shape or firmness, and it uses silent hydro channels.... to circulate temperature-controlled water beneath your head. The sleeper can pick an exact temperature anywhere between 55 and 110 degrees Fahrenheit,
and the cover will maintain it all night long. You ready for this price? This price tag? $1,049 or $1,649 for a pair of these. Yeah. Imagine that. There was one person that I saw recently on Facebook that was talking about how they went to this particular store in the area, and they couldn't imagine... Or that they went inside and bought a new pillow and it was perfect for this person who has chronic headaches. Then, they asked her how much it was and she said, "Well, it was $200." How can you spend $200 on a pillow? [laughs] That's crazy to think you'd have that much money to where you're like, "Oh, $200 for a pillow? I can easily do that." KBAR 101, Idaho's only rock station. Earlier this morning, Josh and Chantel, when they were on, uh, Classy 97 on their morning show, they were talking about, um, would it be weird if Chantel were to record herself, uh, sleeping so she could see how much she moves in the middle of the night. And I- I don't know if Josh found that weird or what, but I was thinking about it. I'm like, "You know, that's been a thing that I've always wanted to do for a good amount of time now." Maybe set up my phone on a tripod, see if I move. Do I really want to watch myself sleep? [laughs] Should I watch a time-lapse version of it? Set up my phone all night, plug it into the charger, have it... Have the charger go up to the phone on a tripod, record myself? What if something, like, creepy stuff happens? I just, like, sit up in the middle of the night, start talking weird. I have my CPAP on, so it sounds like a fat Bane trying to speak. You know? What, what if, like, I got up and just sleepwalked? Started walking around like a zombie? [laughs] What if somebody, like, just walks by the window, peeks in 'cause the window's open. There's that going on. There's some weird, uh, orbs flying around my room. If that were the case, I would easily share that clip in the KBAR group. I would just censor myself from the video or take myself out of the video. Nobody wants to see me sleep in my underpants. [laughs] But if there was, like, some weird paranormal stuff that happened in my apartment, I would easily put that in the KBAR group. Like, "Look, there's an orb flying around my room." Who would've thought that when Billie Joe Armstrong wrote that song for Green Day, Wake Me Up When September Ends, about his father passing away, that it would become a meme for many years afterwards? When did that song come out? Like, 2008? Wake Me Up When September Ends came out 2004, so it's 21 years old now. 21 years later, I'm still seeing people making that same old joke on October 1st. You know, yesterday. "Wake up that guy from Green Day. September's over." And it's a song about his poor dad passing away. There's been tons of people... I, I have an ex that, uh, was so passionate about being a Green Day fan. Uh, when we broke up, I couldn't listen to Green Day for, like, the next two years after that, but she was like, "Do not ever make that joke because that song is about his dad passing and clearly it's not supposed to be funny." And the joke was funny initially, but now it's more so, like, when your mom posts a Minion meme saying like, "'Exercise'? I thought you said, 'Extra fries.'" You know what I'm talking about?
[laughs] I really had nothing else to say. I just wanted to talk about that specific song from Green Day, Wake Me Up When September Ends. Here's Avatar, Tonight We Must Be Warriors, on KBAR 101. So, there's a little bit of a spider issue outside my apartment. Literally, right outside the door. The top right-hand side of the front door, there's, uh, a mom spider and then there's all of her little tiny babies. Or so I think. I think they're little tiny babies, but then there are some other spiders that are around the same size as the mom. There's one... There's a couple of them that are kinda tiny. I don't know if it's, like, the mom and all of her kids or what, but I don't wanna have all of these spiders just hanging out right by my place. But I feel bad 'cause they're not doing any harm. They're not causing a ruckus, not blocking anything. They're just sitting there making the building look tacky. So, I'm trying to figure out if I should get a flyswatter and just electrocute all of them. I was thinking about getting some, like, powerful hose and spray them, but at the same time, that won't kill them. And then Aubrey suggested, "Hey, why don't you just vacuum them into, uh, the vacuum?" I'm like, "Well, this is your vacuum." If I vacuum a spider, a whole bunch of spiders, into a vacuum, wouldn't they still be alive on the inside? [laughs] And they're just gonna be hanging out with the, uh, the, the dust and the dirt and all that crap that's in there? If I... Should I Google search that? "If I vacuum a spider, does it die?" I'm not the only one who's, uh, Google searched this 'cause I put in, "If I vacuum a..." All of a sudden, it filled in with, "A spider. Does it die?" Oh. "Vacuuming a spider often kills it due to blunt force trauma and the extreme changes in air pressure.
Though a spider might survive if it's not exposed to the suction for too long or if there are, uh, large enough gaps in the vacuum for it to escape. Some spiders can withstand the pressure changes but they might later die from suffocation or lack of food and water in the bag or dustbin." Hmm. So, you're telling me I should just vacuum them up, throw the whole thing... Not the whole vacuum. Just throw what's ever inside into the trash.
Eh, I could probably do that. I'm not necessarily afraid of these spiders. They don't seem all that harmful. There's a whole bunch of these bugs that are on the roof of the, uh, covered parking spots as well. And I know when the wintertime comes, they'll disappear, but I really don't want them popping up during the springtime again. Bug talk with Peaches, you know? Uh, right here on KBAR 101. Victor has talked a lot about people faking these news articles about famous celebrities. Like, good stories. Like, I think he talked about how Jelly Roll, uh, allegedly saved, like, 100 puppies from a burning building. It was all fake. It was all AI.But still, that article had like a hundred thousand plus likes. My, my least favorite thing right now are when people decide to post pictures of celebrities who has ... Who have just passed away. Jane Goodall passed away yesterday at 91 years old. And this one page called lovingcreaturz, it's one word for this page, creaturz with a Z at the end,
decided to post, "RIP Jane Goodall, born April 3rd, 1934." Goes on to this whole paragraph about how, "Jane Goodall is pictured with Steve Irwin, two legends whose lives were dedicated to animals in the natural world." And it shows Jane and Steve Ir- Steve Irwin in heaven, and they're shaking hands, and it's obviously AI generated. This poorly generated AI image has 101,000 likes. And I see all these old people, "This is absolutely beautiful and perfect." "Love this image." "Great picture." [laughs] Great picture. Maybe that's the way to grow our page. Just start putting dead celebrities in heaven and have it, have ChatGPT type us out a, a description for it. Have a rockstar in heaven shaking hands with other rockstars, post it, see how many likes we can get. It's kinda ridiculous. There's a little, uh, there's like little kingdoms in the background. It's pretty bizarre. Cannot wait to see that band live tomorrow night at the Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheater. Mudvayne alongside Static-X and Vended. You can still get your tickets, etix.com, the Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheater. It is going to be so much fun tomorrow night, and we really want you to be there. You know, we had, just had a concert on Tuesday. We're excited to go down to Pocatello for another show, and then back at it again in Idaho Falls next week at the Mountain America Center In This Moment, Dayseeker, The Funeral Portrait, and Dead. I just uploaded ... Now, this took Maddy, our marketing assistant/concert photographer/jack of all trades, Maddy Kidd, aka Mad Dog, she's down the hall, took her quite some time to edit all of these pictures from Chevelle Asking Alexandria and Dead Poets Society. And I was able to post a good amount of them on our Facebook. Instagram has a limit of 10 pictures, so I had to choose the best of the best for that pose, for that post. But on our K-BEAR Facebook page you can go ahead and see almost all the photos that she took, and they're quite spectacular. K-BEAR 101FM, make sure to, uh, go, go take a look at them, 'cause Maddy spent a whole bunch of time creating that post, or make, getting those pictures all taken care of. Anyway, here's Hollywood Undead, Savior on Peaches Pit Party. All right, so which story should I choose? Should I choose a truck crash
that left an LA highway covered in kegs and beer cans, or should I choose a herd of yak escaped and went to school? This one's called Coors Calamity. I'll go for the, uh, LA highway one. A stretch of highway in Los Angeles was left looking like the morning after a wild frat party on Tuesday when a multi-vehicle crash spilled beer kegs and cans all over the road. I bet that was fun for a lot of those passersby. According to the, uh, California Highway Patrol, several vehicles were involved, including a couple of semi-trucks. One truck's trailer was ripped open, spilling, it's spilling its entire load of Coors Light cans and kegs. All westbound lanes were initially closed following the crash, but crews were able to move the debris to the right two lanes allowing traffic to pass. That wasn't really all that crazy of a story. That was just like, hey, severe crash, which ended one of the best things ever for a lot of, uh, a lot of people out there. You know, free beer. Were cops gonna stop those people running up and grabbing some? I don't know. Maybe they would've, but
if a lot of people just all of a sudden went after it all at once, they couldn't stop everybody, you know? For some reason I keep wanting to say this Friday, and Friday is tomorrow. From noon to 2:00 tomorrow we're gonna be at Wackerley Auto Center, uh, in Idaho Falls. And by we, I mean Victor Wilt is going to be there. Yeah. [laughs] Victor's gonna be at Wackerley Auto Center from noon to 2:00 signing you up for our Haunted Passports. You know what these things are? They're pretty cool. They get you into four different haunted attractions, all for free. You got Idaho's Haunted Hospital in St. Anthony. You got the Lost Souls Attractions in Shelley. You got the Haunted Mill in Teton, Slaughter's Realm in Blackfoot. The Haunted Passport, we'll hook up five people with a pair each. We're giving away 10 of these Haunted Passports tomorrow. All you have to do is go see Victor at Wackerley Auto Center from noon to 2:00, and you sign up with him, put your name in the box, and we'll probably, probably draw your name. Yeah, that's right. Haunted Passports all thanks to Wackerley Auto Center and Minuteman Services. Again, tomorrow, Wackerley Auto Center in Idaho Falls. That's where Victor will be from noon to 2:00. Let's continue our K-BEAR Rockin' Halloween Haunted by Juice City Vapor. It's Sleeping with Sirens, Dead Walker, Texas Ranger. The problem with doing a whole bunch of giveaways is that you have to keep track of all the tickets for everybody. If you were to look at my Ticketmaster account, it looks like [laughs] I'm just a scalper. [laughs] I have like 20 different tickets. Well, I had 40 tickets for Chevelle Asking Alexandria and Dead Poets Society. I think it was 40, was around there. I had 20 for In This Moment, Dayseeker, The Funeral Portrait and Dead. I got like 10 for Bert Kreischer. Looks like I'm one of those people that just decides to hoard all the tickets
and ruin it for everybody else. I know Victor went on some major tirade this morning talking about prices of, uh, tickets for Sleep Token. Let's go ahead and look at that actually. Sleep Token tour, that's this weekend. Sleep Token is gonna be at the Delta Center in Salt Lake City. Is it the Delta Center? Maverik Center, one of those two. I don't care. It's either one this Sunday on Oc- on October 5th.They'll be at the Maverick Center. Ticketmaster pulling that up right now. Let's go ahead and see how bad it actually is. How much is this pit? Okay, the pit is now sitting at like $293
for two pit tickets. Oh, is that for two or is that for one. I think [laughs] that's for one ticket. $293. They're getting lower. I think Victor this morning said they were at like $871. Something along the lines of that. They're getting lower.
That's all that matters. If you've been wanting to go to that Sleep Token show, I highly recommend, highly recommend waiting till the day of the show, like what Victor's been saying, go to Ticketmaster. Click on the Sleep Token Salt Lake City show, or in this case, West Valley City, Utah show. Click on it
and see what the price of tickets are. If they're still too expensive
don't fork over a bunch of dough just for a concert. I can tell you that concerts are awesome and all, but they're not that great when you've paid a ton of money for them. I can't imagine paying tickets for something like that. Paying as much money... I should say. Paying as much money as I've heard some people have for this Sleep Token show, it is gonna be a great show from what it seems like. I mean, you got Thornhill as the opener. You got Sleep Token doing a good amount of songs, and, you know, their show seems to be always great from what I've seen online. But, uh, yeah. Definitely make sure you don't get ripped off for upcoming concerts. You know we're towards the tail end of concert season. You don't wanna, right before Christmas, all of a sudden be ripped off of like $800. All right? Be smart out there. Also, check out that concert calendar. It's always available to you at riverbendmediagroup.com/calendar.
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