It's Peaches here, and this is Peaches Pit Party, the podcast. A lot of puh sounds with that title. A replay of today's full show, which you can hear weekday afternoons live on k Bear 101. I hope you like what I have to say. And if not, well, then I'm sorry, not sorry.
Enjoy. Is it really only Tuesday? Really? Not the biggest fan of that. Anyway, hope you are doing well.
It is election day. You have until 8 PM tonight to vote. Make sure to just do so. Go vote. Get it done with if you haven't done so already.
I have made fun of those people that, have posted the selfie with the I voted sticker on their social media pages. But if you do that, no big deal. Please, just go out and vote. That's my overall message. If you wanna get ahold of me, 208-535-1015.
That is the number to do so. I was looking here at this, this, this news story about a new superhuman artificial intelligence system in England called AIR, AIRE, uses electrocardiogram results to peek into your heart's health and even estimate your risk of early death. Now this is something that well, ignorance is bliss. I wouldn't want to find out because then I'd be deathly worried the entire time. And what if the results are horrible?
Do I really wanna know? Am I gonna just drastically fix everything or try to change things to make it better? Now if this thing works, doctors will be able to intervene earlier, prevent diseases before they become serious, which is something incredibly cool. Right? AI predicting your future health.
I don't know if you remember these or not or even tried messing with these, those apps way back in the in the, early iPhone days. They can download, and it would tell you what day and year you were going to die. And I was always afraid of those apps, and I think I tried one once, and it said, like, 2073 or something like that. So that's still a far that's still far away. I should be fine.
Right? Well, hopefully. Got some Rammstein, I Prevail, and more to continue our afternoon here together in just a few. It's Peach's Pit Party on Kay Barrow 101. Well, I'm not the biggest Saturday Night Live fan.
Haven't been, never will be, especially now with their, political messaging. I really just don't care for a political comedy in any way, shape, or form no matter what side. Well, since premiering in 1975, Saturday Night Live has hosted 100 of musical guests. Some have been banned for life. I believe System of a Down was one of those bands that was banned, same with, Rage Against the Machine.
Well, Billy Preston was the first in just about every major act of each year since has followed. Gavin Edwards, one of the oldest writers for Rolling Stone who was 7 when SNL premiered, he has compiled a list of what he deems are the 50 best musical performances in Saturday Night Live history. Now, usually, when it comes to Rolling Stone and when they put out a list, it's downright awful, but Gavin decided to put David Bowie as, topping the list there. Topping the list is David Bowie's performance of The Man Who Sold the World on December 15, 1979. The rest of the top ten, you got The Replacements in 1986, Elvis Costello, 1977.
You got Prince back in 1981. There's nothing really modern on this list here. Just everything from the seventies, eighties, early nineties on this list, that's about it. There's the latest one I see on here is 2014 Kendrick Lamar, and that's number 7 on the list. Who's done, like, the worst performance?
Wasn't there somebody that stood out? I'm just forgetting the name of them right now. There is somebody that was just downright awful. I know one of the worst hosts of all time was Steven Seagal. Many people have said, who have worked at SNL, that he is the worst person to work with, and I could only imagine.
That guy seems just awful. Now I don't assume things. Maybe someday, I'll get the chance to meet him. Maybe he's the nicest guy to me. I doubt it, though.
I I doubt it. Well, we've talked about that, that squirrel story, Peanut the squirrel, who was wrongfully taken from his owners and, well, unfortunately, euthanized, and it's quite sad. It's a very, very, very sad story. Just days after Peanut the squirrel and Fred the raccoon were euthanized by New York state officials, fans have raised almost a $168,000 to help the owners Mark and Daniella Longo seek justice for the beloved animals and continue their work. The donation page is named in honor of Peanut and Fred's support Peanuts Freedom Farm.
The cash will help the Longo's rescue and care for other animals. Says together, we can make a difference and ensure that no other animals, no other animals suffer a fate like Peanut and Fred. New York officials claim the animals had to be euthanized to test them for rabies. Well, I think they're gonna be in a lot of trouble. I I did see that there was some high up doctor according to TMZ, because TMZ is now all over this story as well, saying things of this high up this high up doctor was going on saying, like, there was no indication of rabies on this squirrel.
The squirrel was wrongfully taken. These owners are about to have a lot of money, and rightfully so. They got their beloved pet taken away from them. That is just downright awful. Talked about it yesterday with that one lady's, Facebook profile being shared everywhere.
Well, it wasn't her Facebook profile. It was her full name and photo, and that photo was clearly taken from her Facebook. And since then, all of her, profiles have been taken down. This is like Harambe part 2. Peanut the squirrel is the 2024 version of Harambe.
Kaye Bara one zero one at a hoe's only rock station. Even though it is election day today, I, for the most part, like to keep politics out of anything and everything. I really don't care for it. I don't wanna hear about it. I don't wanna hear your political opinion.
I try my best to just make this show fun. And especially when it comes to major holidays, you really wanna keep politics out of it. There's that classic joke about, you know, your uncle coming to Thanksgiving dinner and going on a political tirade, which is something you should never do, never, ever, ever do. Well, this, one Canadian homeowner decided to get to make Halloween political. He lives in Balnis, Calgary.
They were offered, the kids that were trick or treating when they showed up to his place, they were offered a very strange Halloween treat, razor blades. Yeah. He left a bowl of blades outside with a note that's that that read, sorry. We can't afford apples this year because of Trudeau. So this year, just razors.
It yeah. Stupid. Right? Local parents are not entertained by this political commentary. Someone said it was unnecessary political view Political views have nothing to do with kids having fun on Halloween.
And then someone else said their children reached into the bowl on Halloween night, and she quickly told them to put the blades back. The incident was reported to police. What a stupid, stupid thing to do. You could have chosen anything but that. You know how every single year, once we get closer to Halloween, there's always those memes, hey.
Watch out for razor blades and your candy. This guy is just openly offering razor blades in a bowl. Genius of the day, which, by the way, you can hear the genius of the day segment every single weekday morning at 6:45 AM during the Victor Wilt Show. San Antonio Spurs, their head coach Gregg Popovich, he's taking an indefinite break due to an undisclosed illness. The 75 year old coach has led the Spurs for 29 years, racking up almost 1400 victories, 5 NBA titles.
He didn't travel with the team to Los Angeles for yesterday's game against the Clippers and is not expected to coach in the game against Houston on Wednesday either. Let's hope he is, 100% okay there. People that run marathons usually have top of the line sneakers, but not Kevin Le McCooler. I don't know how you say this guy's name. His name his last name looks like it's lime color lime cooler who decided to run the New York City marathon in a pair of red Crocs, and he ended up setting a new world record for the fastest marathon run-in Crocs, completing the race in 2 hours 51 minutes 27 seconds, 26.2 miles.
In that short amount of time in Crocs, his feet have to be killing him. And the Los Angeles Dodgers players that won the World Series will be remembered by fans for years to come and, well, strippers too. The owner of a gentleman's club in Los Angeles has granted all of the players free VIP access for life. The players will receive exclusive VIP cards that, guarantees them free admission and free VIP booth seating to both clubs for as long as they're alive. It's not clear how many of the players, if any, will take the clubs up on the offer.
I'm sure there will be some that will secretly go over there and use it. That does it for your Shot Clock Sports Update right here on Kay Bear 101. Idaho's only rock station, Kay Bear 101, obviously. Today is election day. Make sure to go out and vote.
But before you head to the polls to cast your ballot, if you haven't done so already, you still have enough time left over today, you wanna make sure you know some of the rules to follow to make sure your vote can be counted. Be sure to know the hours of your polling location and whether you will be required to show a specific form of ID because voter ID laws vary by state. I think Victor said for here, if you're not registered, you can just simply show up to your polling place with proof of residency, like a utility bill of some sort and also your, your driver's license. Your your yeah. There there you go.
Perfect. You should also pay attention to what you're wearing because, well, here in Idaho, electioneering is against the law. If you show up wearing, like, a Trump T shirt or a Kamala Harris T shirt, you can't do that. That could, land you in jail or slapped with a fine. Don't don't bring your dog.
Pets are not allowed unless they are service animals. I can't believe that's actually a rule because, you know, somebody's bound to being bound to bring their quote, unquote fur baby to the polls. He comforts me. Stop it. Just cast your vote.
It takes 5 minutes to do so, and I'm the young person telling you to do so. Alright? A lot of young people, including some people that I know that are very close to me, were like, man, my vote doesn't count. It does count. Make sure to vote.
Today's election day. If you haven't voted early like me or Victor, today is the last day to vote. Go out and do so. K Bear 101, it's peach's pip party. It was incredibly cool to see, k Bear get mentioned in the sleep token subreddit.
My friend, Dan, he's he decided on Discord last night to tell me about this, that 9 days ago, somebody in the sleep token subreddit asked the question, does does sleep token get played on the radio? Let me see if I have it pulled up here. Yeah. There we Have you guys have you have you guys ever heard Sleep Token play on the radio? Then this guy went on went on further to say, I haven't heard anyone talk about hearing Sleep Token playing on the radio and what station it was on.
And if you had heard any Sleep Token songs, what song did you hear? Clearly, we've been playing Sleep Token since the very beginning. We've been playing their more popular songs. We played Take Me Back to Eden in its entirety during Victor's morning show. Sleep Token is popular amongst the masses, hence why we are playing it.
And I'm glad somebody by the name here let me pull it up again because I had it screenshotted here on my phone. Zealousidealsir264, that's the username, said you aren't going to believe this, but k Bear 101 in southeast Idaho was highly likely the first station in the US that played them. And then my friend Dan responded, saying, I'm friends with one of the hosts, and I've gotten him to play quite a few Sleep Token songs on the radio. Shout out to my boy, Peaches, which we've been playing Sleep Token songs before way before I've ever known him. And I'm super glad that this person, zealousideal sir 264, said in response to that, small world, how we rock was my babysitter, LOL, Peaches pit party for the win.
I'm getting recognition in the sleek token subreddit. Look at me, mom. I'm famous. Idaho's only rock station, K Bear 101. I've talked about this, with Victor on the noon hour of madness and mayhem powered by Jalisco's Olivia Rodrigo.
For some reason, somebody asked her, do you think you would want to go to space? Oh, wait. No. Somebody didn't ask her that. Somebody asked her what her red flag is when it comes to dating, and she, for some reason, made a subtle political jab at Elon Musk because, you know, he's supporting specifically one side.
And Olivia Rodrigo is like, well, if a guy ever says he wants to go to space, I don't date them. And then she came up with this weird thing of, like, I just think if you wanna go to space, you're a little too full too full of yourself. Like, come on. You're basically just making a jab at Elon, and people like Elon that want to go to space. Now I I, myself, don't really care for doing so.
Do I care about going to Mars? Absolutely not. Do I ever wanna go into space? No. Thank you.
The highest I'll go is in an airplane, and that's about it. 36,000 feet is plenty. I don't need to go to space. There's so many things that could go wrong with, space adventures. Olivia Rodrigo.
This goes to show that dating's so weird and finicky now. A dating like, there's always these buzz phrases like dating red flag. Oh, he gave me the ick for a very weird reason here. It's all over the Internet of different different women saying, oh, I don't date guys who insert very obvious hobby here or something like that. What a what a dumb thing to say.
Do you ever take something as a sign and go, maybe that's about to happen to me? I I really hope not or for at least me. What I'm talking about here is that every single time I go on to Facebook, there's a post on the feed of some sort of some sort that says, be prepared. You're about to move. And it's people that are it's more so for people that are hopeful, saying, like, oh, I wanna move into a new place with much better conditions than what I currently have and all that.
I I see this post. I see different variations of this post all over my feed every single time on Facebook, and I'm like, is this a sign that I'm about to move soon? I really hope not. I'm not in the right mindset to move. I don't wanna lift up my furniture yet again.
I just rearranged my 2 bedrooms. I talked about that on yesterday's show. And, considering I've hung up a bunch of different posters and flags everywhere, I'm gonna have to patch up a lot of those, nail holes, which Victor has told me that the landlord will do and still give you your security deposit back. I pay my rent on time. I've done nothing bad for that building.
I've nothing I've done nothing bad to that building, I should say. I should be just fine. I should be. But you know how landlords are. I'm I'm dreading April.
Like, I'm really anxious about April coming around because April is usually the month where I'll get that letter in my email and my in my mailbox saying, hey. We feel it's necessary for a rental increase. And I'm like, not this again. Not this again. I won't be able to afford it if there is another one.
That's when, that post will come into fruition, and I will have to move. Peach's pit party on Kaybere 101, Idaho's only rock station. Luckily, I don't have this problem when it comes to my work email. The only time I ever really get emails outside of the hours that I'm here from people are for them to, send over a new track, or maybe they're just following up from an email that I sent out talking about band meet and greets and all of that. Well, I'm just reading here about this, email tool tester.com survey found that a majority of workers out there support a right to disconnect law.
This could be similar to legislation passed in Australia protecting employees from digital or from constant digital communication. The average American worker spends a daily average of 2 hours 45 minutes on digital work communications alone. Now I'm all for getting rid of the meeting entirely and just putting everything into email. That way it's right there. It's written down.
You can go back to it. If you have an employee that breaks a rule, you can just say, hey, look. This email specifically says this, and you broke that. There you go. Boom.
Isn't isn't Mark Cuban a huge advocate for that where he's like, I don't wanna attend any more meetings. I'm only wanting emails. Man, that'd be good. That'd be so great to just avoid any unnecessary meetings because I live by that mantra. The best interaction's no interaction when it comes to, the bosses.
You you don't know you don't want them paying attention to you. You just wanna do your thing, work your job, and get out of there. Kaybere 101, Idaho's only rock station. Victor and, Josh from Classy 90 7, they've been, neck deep, which is, well, not necessarily all that deep when you come when you look at them height wise, but they've been diving deep into into Christmas music, and Classy 90 7 is preparing on 15th to launch, Christmas music to play Christmas music nonstop till Christmas, of course, and then stop it. I never understood the reason why to play Christmas music, first of all, so early, but second of all, after Christmas and go until New Year's.
Once Christmas is done, it's done. It's like a wedding. You have all this prep for it. Christmas gets here. It's done within a couple hours because you're really only opening presents in the morning.
You maybe have, like, a dinner that night with the with the family, but that's about it, really. At least, that's what I've done. That's what I've been through. It's, there was one Christmas one year we had so many presents. We didn't stop opening presents till, like, 2 or 3 in the afternoon, but all the presents were small little things.
Now I'm thankful for pretty much anything. You know, kids will always say, like, oh, why do they get socks for Christmas? This is lame. I'd be thankful for socks now. I oh, sweet socks.
My Christmas my Christmas list this year is probably gonna have, new pillows on it for my bed, for me to sleep on, things that I really, really want, but at the same time, I don't wanna buy them myself type of thing. I wish I could take all the Christmas lists I have ever put together over the many, many years I have done so and watched the, different presents sort of devolve from, like, gaming systems to a drum set to, now all of a sudden, socks and maybe even a can of soda. Yeah. Well, this guy was gaining weight for about 12 years. I I I guess, like, over the course of 12 years, he's been gaining weight so much so that he was diagnosed with obesity.
So he was prescribed Ozempic, but it was having the opposite effect, and his belly was continuing to grow. And, no, he's not Santa Claus. It wasn't until his doctors took a closer look at him and noticed he didn't have a weight problem. He had a tumor problem, a 60 pound tumor. Doctors spent 10 hours operating on him to remove the enormous thing from his abdomen.
The surgery was successful, but the tumor did cause some other problems to his body, including damage to his small intestine and a kidney, which needed to be removed. He has, filed a lawsuit against the doctors for their failure to identify the tumor for years. Now, when you try to remove a tumor like that, that is £60 to try to cut it out of the person's body? Now I don't wanna get too grotesque with this break. But do they have to, like, just cut it out and then lift it up and then put it on a tray?
Like, how do you remove a £60 tumor? I wonder how that guy feels now. Does he feel much better about himself? Does he feel, like, a much lighter? Love to ask him those questions.
To peach their own time, time for me to ask you the question of the day. You give me, your best response at 208-535-1015. As a kid, what was your dream job, and have you got that dream job? Let me know. 208-535-1015.
It differed when I was a kid. When I was real young, I wanted to be a WWE wrestler real badly until I saw all the injuries that those wrestlers went through, and I went, okay. No. Thanks. I'll I'll be a referee instead, which, you know, dumb kid me was like, yeah.
I wanna be a wrestling referee. Dumb. And then I went on to say, you know what? I'm a tall guy. Let me be an NBA player, which I'm I was far from that level to begin with.
Never would have made it there. And then I I really badly wanted to be in a band with my friend Bobby at the time and found out he we we would have not survived as a band. I was not nearly as good as I should have been. He was very controlling, very egotistical. Terrible, terrible person.
But, yeah, I think that that that was pretty much it. So as a kid, what was your dream job, and have you got it? I mean, now I I could say this is definitely my dream job doing something like this on the air, entertaining people for the most part. Some people might just hear me and go, man, this guy sounds stupid. To peach the Rhone, as a kid, what was your dream job, and have you got it?
208-53510 15. Let me know your answer. K Bear, how's it going? Not too bad, my friend. So I have answers for you.
Yeah. You have an answer? Oh, yeah. Alright. As a kid, what was your dream job?
Well, technically, I think I got to work almost every one of them. Oh, yeah? Because before before I was the age of 10, my father had a billiard hall with video arcade in it. And I got to run the front half at the age of 8 to 9 years old. That was amazing and fun.
Get paid to play video games. I didn't want to be a grocery store manager. Spend a year in a grocery store. But I didn't like that. And I thought I'd go work for a beer company.
Did that for 10 years, enjoyed every minute of it, but it started to wear on the body. And I thought, oh well, it would be nice to run a business or own a business. Kinda what I do now, and I'm getting burned down. I just wanna be retired. Hey, K Bear.
How's it going? Good. How are you, PJ? Hey. Thanks for calling in.
Now, as a kid, what was your dream job? I wanted to be a chocolatier like Josh Torres. And how did that work out for you? I create around high voltage lines. Oh, I mean, I feel like that would pay more.
Right? But the risk is a lot bigger? I I it's arguable, I think. Alright. Now I got more people calling in.
Let's see this, what this next person has to say here. Hey, K Bear. As a kid, what was your dream job? Hey, Brendan. Mine was 2.
Two jobs Was being the PBR and ranching. Have you succeeded or have you done both? Kind of. I've been on a couple bulls, and I was a ranch hand for a bit. There we go.
Has the word ranch in it. Yeah. But yeah. No. Not quite yet.
Still a goal. You'll get there. I'm young enough, so I still can. Yeah. Yeah.
I I suggest anybody who wants to do something, go for it. So Yeah. It's it's hard. You gotta have money. Oh, yeah.
Yeah. A valuable resource there. Yeah. Well, I mean, bull riding, to get into the PBR, you know, you gotta you gotta be able to go to practices and ride. Mhmm.
And then ranching, you gotta have money to start it. So Right. Right. No kidding. Well, get some, get a friend that's, rich.
There you go. Yeah. I shoulda maybe I shoulda married rich. Yeah. Yeah.
There you go. You still have time. Like you said, you're still young. You might as Yeah. I'm just kidding.
Place on I can't believe peaches on the on k Bear was telling people to divorce their their their significant other. Yeah. I'm a I'm a go on Facebook and put a rant rant out there, Brendan. Oh, please do. Please do.
Well, thank you for that answer. I appreciate it. Oh, yeah. Hey. And I do have a song request.
Okay. Yeah. Since you called them, what what would you like to hear? I think it's called down with the dynasty, by Darius Johnson. I I will see if we have that, and I'll try to get it on for you for sure.
Alright, sweetie. Thanks. Absolutely. Thank you. Hey, K Bear.
How's it going? K, sir. Uh-oh. The phone's cutting out, man. I can barely hear you.
Oh. Oh, now it's better? Yeah. It's better now. Okay.
There we go. Alright. Is this Cal? Perfect. This is Cal.
Okay. I I recognize the voice. I was like, this has to be Cal. Now, Cal, what what No. I I got Go for it.
I, I always wanted to be a truck driver when I was a kid, and then I became a roofer when I became an adult. And finally that sucks. And finally got my CDL, and now I drive truck. Hey. There you go.
Yeah. Cal the truck driver. Thanks for listening to Peach's Pit Party, the podcast. If you enjoy the show, please share, subscribe, and rate the podcast. Peach's Pit Party is hosted by me, Peach is in his production of Riverbend Media Group.
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