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[upbeat music] A little Polaris to kick off our hump day afternoon. It is Wednesday, February 4th, twenty twenty-six. Hi, I am Peaches. If you want to get a hold of me, you can over at two oh eight five three five one oh one five. We only have two pairs of tickets to give away, uh, left over for the Testament: Overkill and Destruction giveaway. Uh, that show is happening March 16th at The Complex in Salt Lake City. Got two more riffs. I'll, I'll probably do one, uh, tomorrow, maybe today. I mean, who knows? Who [chuckles] knows when I'll... I'll, I'll just decide to do it. I was laughing, uh, a little bit before the show started because, uh, everyone's freaking out about that movie Iron Lung with the YouTuber Markiplier, which he seems like an awesome dude. I would love to interview that guy. Uh, but, uh, it, it's so funny how people are comparing Markiplier's voice to Howard Jones of Killswitch Engage. Uh, I, I would pull up the audio clip, but I, I, I lost it, unfortunately. But, uh, you know, uh, b- which Killswitch Engage song is it again? There's a certain chorus, it might be from, uh, This Fire Burns. Might be from that one, where Howard does when he, when he sings, when he clean sings, he sounds like, uh, Markiplier a little bit. And there's that one account [chuckles] where that guy, he'll, uh, post songs that, uh... He'll post clips of songs that sound like famous characters, and he just says he's ruining it for everybody, but I, I, I find that account pretty funny. Anyway, uh, yeah, we'll continue with Peaches Pip Party on a very slow news day here in, uh, just a few on KBEAR one oh one. [whooshing sound] Earlier today, the band Bill Murray, not the actor... I can't believe I have to clarify that just because there was that one time a listener hit me up saying, "When you say Bill Murray on the air, do you mean, you know, the, the guy from Groundhog Day and all those famous movies?" I'm like: No, dude. There's a band called Bill Murray, but it's spelt B-I-L-M-U-R-I. Uh, the band Bill Murray just announced their album, Kinda Hard, coming out at some point [chuckles] in April, which the album cover itself is awesome. Love it! I, I definitely plan on getting that on vinyl just because of the album cover alone. But also, at some point in April, April 18th, to be exact, Slipknot finally announced their long-awaited, I think it's like their missing album. Like, it was something that they've had in the vault. Their long-lost album finally coming out, called Look Outside Your Window. Comes out April 18th as a Record Store Day exclusive. Um, uh, it says here: "Look Outside Your Window is Corey Taylor, Jim Root, Sid Wilson, and Shawn Clown Crahan, who i- in the downtime during recording sessions for Slipknot's two thousand and eight album, All Hope is Gone, began to freely create songs for themselves, exploring new directions with no outside expectations. So over the years, the existence of this project has seen coverage in outlets including Vice," and a whole bunch of stuff. So yeah, there's that whole ten-track album coming out, uh, April 18th, but there's only two thousand three hundred copies of it. So, uh, yeah, you might want to... Or can you pre-order it? There's a whole splatter vinyl. Let's see here. Is there a thing for pre-order? I'm sure it's just coming out that day, and whoever gets it, gets it. [whooshing sound] Never Tell and Sleep Theory right there break the silence. When both bands came by and visited us last year, uh, I was talking a lot about sneakers with them, and I'm hoping that at least one of the dudes in either Never Tell or Sleep Theory got the chance to cop a pair of these sneakers that, uh, Costco quietly dropped, uh, last Friday. I saw a few different videos online. My friend Randy somehow was able to get a pair of these things, the Kirkland Signature Nike SB Dunk Low Pro QS. What a mouthful! Kirkland Signature x Nike SB Dunk Low Pro QS. It's inspired by a, a grey sweatshirt featuring Kirkland logos, has a tag that reads "Nike Skateboarding Dunk Low Pro." There's even a hidden hot dog graphic under the insole. They retailed for a hundred and thirty-five bucks at select Costco locations in, uh, bigger, uh, cities, uh, like in New York, Oregon, California, Washington. Shoppers lined up immediately. Uh, the reels that I saw, people were running over to the pile of, uh, shoe boxes there. Within hours, I mean, p- uh, pairs flooded resale sites like StockX and eBay, going from the one hundred and thirty-five dollar retail price to anywhere between four hundred to over a thousand dollars. It sucks c- as a sneaker collector because, I, I, first of all, I have no money because, you know, I'm in radio as well. It's kind of awful that I decided to choose radio as my career and be a sneaker collector, 'cause you'll never, never be able to afford actually any pairs of shoes. But also, when you're my size, you need size sixteen, and stores never carry your size. Never. The, the, the size they stop at is, like, thirteen. Sometimes you'll go to, uh, Ross, for example, and y- you'll see the thirteen-and-up section. It's kind of like the, uh, whatever they have for us big freaks, they'll put out there, but usually it's like... I, i- it's football cleats. They, they'll have, like, a random size twenty. Everything's mostly thirteen. They'll have maybe one seventeen, uh, but never actually anything my size. And it sucks. It sucks being a freak. [whooshing sound] I was going to include this in the Shot Clock Sports Update, but, you know, since it's Super Bowl, it's the week leading up to the Super Bowl. I'm sure the Shot Clock Sports Update again, once I take a look at what's in the, uh, sports report here, it's just all gonna be, uh, Super Bowl news, possibly some Olympic news in there as well. Uh, the Chicago White Sox. [chuckles] The general manager, Chris Getz, confirmed that, uh, to, to accommodate their new Japanese slugger, Munetaka Murakami, um, he di- he did say, "Hey, you know what? We're going to install bidets in the clubhouse," just for that one new Japanese player. 

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said, "You know what? If the Phillies are serious about landing star Japanese players, they should add bidets-... to the clubhouse as well. You know, there's a lot of great players over in Japan when it comes to baseball. Uh, I believe Shohei Ohtani, I- I mean, he's, of course, he's the biggest player. I was about to say he's the guy that started it all, but then I completely forgot about Ichiro Suzuki, one of the best, uh, hitters of all time. Not necessarily a, uh, power hitter, but just a guy who could hit the ball. Played for 28 [chuckles] seasons. He's 52, and it still looks like he can play. Shout out Ichiro. Man, he had one of the coolest batting stances. I remember seeing it for the first time when I played, uh, MLB. I think it was... I don't know what year it was. Uh, could've been a long time ago, knowing how long Ichiro played, but it was one of the baseball video games. I remember hitting as him for the first time and just seeing that awkward run after he swings. It looked funny, but at the same time, if it got him hits... I mean, he, uh, he's a Hall of Famer, that's for sure. Let's play some Papa Roach. Here's their newest one, "Wake Up Calling" on KBEAR 101. [whooshing] As I mentioned, this, uh, Shot Clock Sports Update is gonna be mostly about the Super Bowl happening, uh, this Sunday. There's really no need to watch the Patriots and Seahawks in the game because apparently we already know who's going to win. Charlotte the tarantula at Brookfield Zoo, Chicago, locked in her prediction for Super Bowl 60, chose the Seahawks. Charlotte has chosen. Sorry, Patriots fans, you have no shot. I believe there's one guy in the building that is now repping... I've never seen him wear it before until, like, last week. He's now repping a Seahawks sweatshirt, and I'm thinking: "Hmm, did he buy that after they got [chuckles] confirmed for the big game?" Who knows? Fanatics is apologizing to customers this week after the surprise Super Bowl 2026 matchup between the Patriots and Seahawks caught the, the jersey and memorabilia company unprepared, because both teams were missing from last year's playoffs. Fanatics didn't have a bunch of stuff, uh, stocked up in inventory. Demand for Patriots and Seahawks gear skyrocketed, like I just talked about with, you know, the guy here in the building that's all of a sudden wearing a Seahawks sweatshirt, skyrocketed by a massive 400%, and Fanatics hasn't been able to deliver. While the company apologized for the shortage, they're also playing defense against the viral #EndFanatics husht-, uh, hashtag, where customers have been trashing the quality [chuckles] of the alternate jerseys being sold as placeholders. For only the third time in Super Bowl history, both head coaches share the same first name, with Mike Vrabel of the Patriots facing off against Mike McDonald of the Seahawks. The other two games with matching names also featured dudes named Mike. Super Bowl 32 had Shanahan, uh, and Holmgren, and Super Bowl 45 was McCarthy versus Tomlin. Now, some, uh, more pro football news that's, uh, not necessarily about the Super Bowl. NFL Hall of Fame voters apparently have a long memory when it comes to Spygate and Deflategate. Not only did former Patriots coach Bill Belichick not make the cut in his first year on the ballot, Patriots owner Robert Kraft also didn't make the cut in his first year as a finalist. The Hall of Fame class will be revealed on Thursday. One last thing here, I know this has been a long one today. The Winter Olympics actually get underway today in Milan, Italy, with mixed doubles curling, two days before the opening ceremony. And one men's skating competitor will be spending today and the next week having to alter his routines due to the Minions. Now, I briefly mentioned this on the show yesterday. This Spanish figure skater, I, I don't know how to say his name. I don't want to butcher it. His name's Tomas. I know how to say that. He has been using a, uh, Minions music mix and wearing a yellow T-shirt and blue overalls throughout the season. But Universal Pictures, which owns the Minions franchise, told the skater he cannot use the music for the Olympics. Uh, Tomas says, "To my fans, I wish I had better news, but I am deeply grateful for your support this season. I promise to go out on the ice giving everything I've got, present shows that both you and I can be proud of." No Minions for Tomas. That does it for today's Shot Clock Sports Update right here on KBEAR 101. [whooshing] Dubai has way too much money. People are just now discovering on, uh, TikTok that these islands exist. Uh, Dubai, um, is forming these man-made islands off, like, the northern coast of Dubai, where they're, they're, they're just trying... I think they're naming these after different US states and other countries, uh, here in the world, [chuckles] here on this, on this planet. [chuckles] There's a whole island called Utah, and somebody on TikTok was like, "Wait, am I living in the wrong Utah?" And zoomed over to that on Google Maps, and people in the comments were like, "Wait, wh- uh, why have I never heard about this?" Yeah, I've only known about it 'cause I think I was watching some sort of Yes Theory video maybe or something along the lines of that. And yeah, there's like over 300 of these tiny little islands off the coast, and, uh, I think they're supposed to be like, uh, pretty, like, soon-to-be vacation spots, but they're not gonna be done until, like, the 2030s maybe. Again, Dubai, way too much money. And I've always seen Dubai pop up on those lists of places that people think are like paradise, but then you actually get there, and, well, it's not necessarily all that great. I don't know. I've never been. Do I plan on it? Not really. Let's play some Royal Bliss, "By My Side." [whooshing] KBEAR 101, just a reminder that tomorrow, on, uh, February 5th, obviously tomorrow is February 5th, duh, uh, at noon, the Greater Idaho Falls Police Foundation, they're gonna host its, their, their annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Luncheon at Melaleuca headquarters in Idaho Falls. You can join community leaders and, uh, local businesses. They'll recognize outstanding service and leadership from IFPD, Bonneville County Sheriff's Office, and the Idaho State Police. Um, if you want more details and also ticket information, you can just simply go to ifpolicefoundation.org. Again, all the proceeds will benefit the Greater Idaho Falls Police Foundation. The link once again: ifpolicefoundation.org. [whooshing] Square Hammer from Ghost, which reminds me, uh, Star from down the hallway, she was showing me this video of, um, millennial metalheads-... realizing how old they're actually getting, millennial, uh, rock fans as well. Um, we always talk about, like, what is the definition of classic rock? I mean, obviously, when I say classic rock, you think of what every classic rock radio station is playing, like Guns N' Roses, Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Metallica, Aerosmith, et cetera. But honestly, classic rock now is Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Stone Temple Pilots, Foo Fighters, like some of their old stuff, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Green Day, Linkin Park, Creed, Nickelback, even so. It's kind of like, uh, what we're playing on Alt 101. That's essentially the, uh, the classic rock channel. Well, we also have Cannonball, which goes back even further, like forty-five, fifty years ago, maybe even earlier than that. But I'm just saying Alt 101, our HD 2 music channel, plays all of that what is now considered dad rock. Slipknot, the same way. I know it's hard to hear for people in their forties, but it's true. Download the Alt 101 app, by the way, if you wanna relive your teenage years, all right? [laughs] All right, let's do some Return to Dust board. Yesterday, I was talking about the whole possible return of Ozzfest, potentially in twenty twenty-seven, and there were so many people that were like, "As long as it's heavy, I'll be happy!" Like, okay, sure, buddy, they're gonna cater to you. I mean, obviously, with what's happened in recent events, Yungblud and Post Malone are definitely gonna be a part of it, and now this just cemented my prediction that those two will be a part of it. Sharon said, um, that she was talking to Live Nation about resurrecting the festival and that she said, and I quote, "I would like to mix up the genres." I can guarantee you, Travis Scott-- well, maybe not him. Isn't he in, like, legal trouble or something? Travis Scott maybe, uh, 'cause he did that whole song with Ozzy, too. "Don't You Think That You're Better Now?" That whole song, which I, I don't think we have in the library just because it was predominantly, uh, hip hop as well, and yeah, that whole thing. But still, I, I, I think Jelly Roll might be a part of it, and sure enough, people are gonna be upset, just like how they always are when they overanalyze concerts. It's so funny. Even with the Motionless in White tour, I saw a few people comment like, "Well, get rid of Mo- Motionless in White, and it'd be a great tour." [laughs] You feel better after that comment? I'm sure you don't. [laughs] Let's, let's do some Windwalkers. It's Peaches Pit Party with Hereditary. The NBA, well, NBA teams, I should say, have been making a whole bunch of different trades. I saw Chris Paul, uh, he's now a part of the Toronto Raptors. I saw a, a whole bunch of players went over to the Washington Wizards. The Mavericks also got l- got a whole bunch of players with picks as well. Is the trade deadline coming up? I'm assuming that's the case with all these trades happening and rosters are changing up, and I was just thinking, you know, these, these players have a lot of money for the most part, but could you imagine you're, you're on, like, let's say, the Lakers, Golden State Warriors, maybe you're on, like, the, uh, Miami Heat. You're in, like, a popular place where there's a whole lot of money, a whole lot of things to do, and then you get traded to the Detroit Pistons out of all place-- out of all teams, the Cleveland Cavaliers. I mean, do you, as a player, do you live in Cleveland, as stupid as that sounds? Like, if you were a part of the Cleveland Cavaliers, do you just maybe live in the ritziest part of Cleveland, I'm assuming? I've never been to Cleveland. I just wouldn't think it would be fun, all right? My grandpa was from there. I never asked him about it. I barely knew he was from there until, like... I think right around the time he died, my mom told me that he was from Cleveland, and yeah, my grandpa, weird dude. So never really got the chance to get along with him. It was just, like, that guy that was taking up space in the lower portion of my parents' house, and then once he did pass away, it was like, "Okay, cool, now we can update this bedroom and the, and the family room," type thing. But, uh, i- i- it's one of those weird things. Like, I was just thinking about that [chuckles] recently, and I'm- uh, it's funny, with these NBA trades, I was thinking, man, imagine... I mean, just imagine going from a very popular, maybe like the Boston Celtics. You go from a big city, the New York Knicks, but then you have to go to, like, Charlotte, [chuckles] Charlotte, North Carolina, and be a part of the Hornets. I love how silly the internet can get sometimes. There's a subreddit out there that reads r/superbowl, but you won't find any football talk because if you actually look at it with those two words together, it, it more so-- oh, it also says Superb Owl, and yeah. There's just a lot of pictures of owls in that subreddit. That's literally it, just some superb owl photos on there for you to check out. There's a reel I saw yesterday where this guy just walked into Domino's Pizza, kept, uh, saying it was his first day. They believed him. I watched the whole thing on those, uh... because he was wearing those Meta Ray-Ban glasses. He walked in, walked up to the manager, said it was his first day, and the guy was like, "Did Bree hire you?" And he's like, "Yeah, sure, yeah, Bree definitely hired me." And then they gave him a uniform. He made one pizza, and he walked out the door. Like, he just cooked the pizza for himself, got it for free, obviously, and walked out. I'm sure he'll get in massive trouble 'cause there, there's cameras in there and all of that. But this North Carolina man did something similar. He broke into a Little Caesars after, after business hours. Wasn't on time, didn't pretend to be a worker or anything like that. He just went in there when it was closed, cooked pizzas, sold them to customers, and then pocketed the money. Uh, did he just turn all the lights on? Did he know where everything was? [chuckles] Did- was it very obvious? Was it pretty easy to actually kind of go through that whole process? I mean, to put on the whole uniform, that means he had to go back there, dig up, uh, some sort of, like, you know, name tag maybe. I mean, surely he wasn't just in his generic clothes. That'd be too obvious, right? Like, he had to [chuckles] he had to dress the part, do that whole thing. Well, a day after the first break-in, he tried to do it again, only this time there were employees present, and they tried to stop him from entering. The situation got physical. Uh, the dude ended up in the hospital before being arrested, taken to jail. Uh, I guess he's got beat up pretty badly. He faces a list of, uh, charges as well: multiple felonies for breaking and entering, larceny, obtaining property by false pretenses. Uh, I like how stupid this headline is, too: "Little Caesars, Big Thief." Anyway, that's today's What the Headline, right here on K-Bear 101. [upbeat 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.