Peaches Pit Party from Thursday, August 20th, 2026. Peaches kicks off the show talking about the absolutely ridiculous possibility of seeing AC/DC with Foo Fighters opening for them in St. Louis, then celebrates National Radio Day while reflecting on his career, hosting two radio shows, and somehow making it to the final days of his 20s. He gets into the controversy surrounding offshore sportsbooks taking bets on the Little League World Series, because apparently betting on professional sports wasn't enough, before moving into a Shot Clock Sports Update featuring the Toronto Blue Jays' bizarre fantasy football draft order and Ohio State changing its senior day tradition. Peaches also talks about his upcoming California trip, his 2023 Toyota Sienna minivan rental, and his hatred of tiny rental cars. He breaks down the ridiculousness of companies putting job candidates through five interviews, talks about FOBO — the fear of a better option — and wonders if he suffers from it constantly. The show then gets into some of the most painfully awkward music videos ever made, including Billy Squier, Journey, David Bowie and Mick Jagger, and Katy Perry, followed by a discussion about bands that were once absolutely everywhere before seemingly disappearing, including LMFAO, Gym Class Heroes and Fun. Peaches also tackles the debate over location-sharing apps like Life360, whether they're useful for emergencies or just another way for family members to keep tabs on each other, before discussing the endless internet warnings about GLP-1 medications and why every GLP-1 somehow gets called Ozempic. He shares a surprisingly sweet story about a boyfriend who secretly trained for two months so he could run a half-marathon alongside his girlfriend, talks about employers charging workers just to have a job, explains why he wants to become rich enough to spend $200 on a ridiculous Cameo birthday video, gives an update on recent KBEAR artist interviews, and brings you another Florida-heavy edition of What The Headline involving a naked man, a television and SWAT. And finally, Peaches dives into one of the strangest Reddit questions he's come across: whether people can actually recognize the smell of a woman's bathroom, before circling back to the Demon Hunter and K-Pop Demon Hunters trademark fight. Check me out elsewhere! — Facebook | Instagram | Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem | Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach | Artist Interrogations Podcast
