Ep. 396 - "What's Papa Roach?" Bro... We're Cooked. - 07/13/2026
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Ep. 396 - "What's Papa Roach?" Bro... We're Cooked. - 07/13/2026

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Peaches Pit Party from Monday, July 13th, 2026 - A rolled ankle, a sunburn, and a reminder that maybe staring at your phone while walking the Greenbelt isn't the greatest strategy kicks off this episode before Peaches dives into the generational crime of hearing teenagers call Papa Roach "garbage" during a pickup basketball game. From there, he talks about feeling like he's turned into an old man thanks to a daily lineup of vitamins, heart medication, and fish oil before breaking down the internet debate over a woman wanting to dump her boyfriend because of his chip obsession. There's also a look at Tom Brady calling out wide receivers, the Seattle Seahawks selling for a record price, and the NHL catching heat over whose names made it onto the Stanley Cup. Later, Peaches wonders whether you should tell someone they're listening to an AI-generated band, reacts to the Yellowstone bison attack that went viral, questions why rattlesnakes exist after a terrifying snake bite story, and laughs about a local Strongman competitor who can apparently pull an entire school bus. The show also covers the man who's ridden the same roller coaster 14,000 times to help manage anxiety, a grocery store that stayed open after a customer died, whether people really grow into their first names, Five Nights at Freddy's collectibles, a grandmother surviving nine days trapped in a bathtub, a fake homeless encampment built for a Netflix movie, a $3,000 workout suit that shocks your muscles, and finishes with a conversation nobody asked for... an explosive diarrhea map of America. Check me out elsewhere! Facebook: facebook.com/brenden.peach • Instagram: instagram.com/brendenpeach • Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem: https://nhomam.transistor.fm/ • Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach: https://tbts.transistor.fm/ • Artist Interrogations Podcast: https://artistinterrogations.transistor.fm/