Yes, indeed. We have made it to Friday, December 5th, 2025. It is Peaches Pit Party. If you wanna get a hold of me, you can over at 208-535-1015. We announced a major giveaway this morning. If you're, uh, just now tuning in, if you've been off social media all day as well. Um, we're giving away a signed guitar once again. This one's signed by Bad Omens, Halestorm, Fall Out Boy, Sleep Theory, and Nevertell. All on one guitar. I know, I can't believe it either. I want it for myself, but we, we gotta give it away. So pretty much, uh, we have this, uh, Santa Sounder. Once you hear the ho, ho, ho and also the call now, that's when you're supposed to be caller 20 at 208-535-1015 to score an extra entry into the drawing. But you can sign up literally right now if you want to in the KBear 101 app, the Alt 101 app, and the Cannonball 101 app. Going back to that whole thing that I said, like, make sure to sign up once per app 'cause if you sign up 10 times on the KBear app, I'll delete nine of those entries. You only get one per app. You can only stack entries if you are caller 20 with the sounder. That's about it, really. So w- m- it's a... We're making it a merry Xmas with The Advocates Injury Attorneys. Shout out to them for really helping us out once again with an awesome giveaway, a signed guitar from Bad Omens, Halestorm, Fall Out Boy, Sleep Theory, and Nevertell. A merry Xmas with The Advocates. It is Friday. I'm very excited just, j- to just get through this, uh, show as fast as possible so we can get into the weekend as fast as possible. Peaches Pit Party will return here in just a few on KBear 101. A new film called Slay Day is set to hit screens in fall of 2026, but it isn't just a movie. It's being described as an interactive slasher film where viewers get to influence what happens next. Kinda like one of those choose your own adventure books. You, you sit there in the theater and you choose. The horror unfolds in front of you. After a run in theaters, the plan is to release it on both traditional streaming services and gaming platforms like PlayStation, Xbox, and Steam. If this thing works, it could blur the line between film and gaming is what it says here. Now, if you watch this in the theater, do you... Do they pause the movie and go, "Should s- should our hero go down the left path or the right path?" And then the audience has to take a vote. And then whatever gets chosen, the, uh, person who's working the, the, the projector at the movie theater then has to, I don't know, put the right film in? Is that how it's gonna work?
It, it seems like a weird idea, but I'm into it, though. I- I'm into it. That'd be pretty fun. I do like a whole, like, uh, choose your own adventure thing. It almost... It reminds me of, uh, Until Dawn, which also became a movie after the video game release, and I, I still need to play the game and watch the movie. The movie seems like it's, uh, it's very frightening. So yeah, Slay Day hitting theaters in fall of, uh, next year. Peaches Pit Party right here on KBear 101. What am I seeing here
about this man? He, uh, shared this whole thing on Reddit, the Am I The Jerk sub, that after years of getting awful Christmas gifts from his mother-in-law, he finally asked her to skip gifts for the kids this year. No surprise, it's sparked major drama. He explained that she ignores, uh, ig- ignores gift lists, gives random stuff like towels every year, and recently even started competing with Santa. What does that mean? He says that two years ago, she had his son's, uh, favorite toy he got from Santa. Or she hid his son's favorite toy he got from Santa so he would play with the ones she gave him instead. And last year, the boy actually hid his gifts before she got there so grandma wouldn't take them. Yeah, I'm all for calling out horrible family members. Just call them out. Family members, friends, you know. If they're doing something as dumb as this, call them out. Why not? Who cares if it sparks drama? If they start, like, throwing a fit, they're just immature, you know. This person goes on to say this dude posted on Reddit, said, "My wife has never loved Christmas. I get why and I don't want our kids to feel the same. Our daughter is too young to be affected, but it's clearly already getting to our son. We don't want to cut the mother-in-law, father-in-law out of Christmas, but want to avoid the issues of mother-in-law and gifts." Yeah, cut her off. Just say, "Hey, leave us alone." You know? "Celebrate Christmas your own way." That's something I would do. He says over Thanksgiving he and his wife talked to her about it and she lost it, accusing them of ruining her few Christmases left with her grandkids and threatening not to come to Christmas this year. Just say, say, "Good." [laughs] You know? Kick her out. Be like, "You're done. Have your few last Christmases with you, yourself, and you." That's it. I think I already talked about this on the show. I like the name for it, Meow One [laughs]. It's Ozempic for cats. Yeah, Ozempic for cats. A new trial called Meow One is testing whether popular GLP-1 weight loss drugs can help obese pets slim down. About 60% of the cats here in the US are overweight, and Okaava Pharmaceuticals hopes its tiny implant OKV-119 will change that. The device w- uh, releases medication over six months, mimicking fasting benefits like better insulin sensitivity and fat reduction without messing up mealtime routines. Uh, experts say this could improve cats' health and even prevent diabetes. That would suck to have a cat with diabetes. I mean, fat cats are fun. I know. You see those, uh, videos all the time of a fat cat being funny on Instagram. And then you look in the comments, and there's somebody yelling, "Abuse," because they allowed the cat to get that fat. Which, I mean, is, is sort of right, you know? But fat cats, they're fun. I mean, Sam, our- my, my, my parents' former cat, Sam, he was a... He was just fat. Like, he, he ran around. He jumped. He was a- he was athletic for how fat he was. He was like 20-plus pounds or whatever. But...The company is aiming for a cost of $100 per month for this MEOW-1, this weight-loss drug for cats. And I can only imagine. I can only imagine, like, just trying to chase your cat around the house with this needle, trying to inject them with it. Results are expected next summer. Dogs may be next in line, but for right now, yeah, you can chase around your cat, see if it can lose weight. Help it, help it out, you know? Live a longer life. People can't seem to get enough of Deion Sanders and his family. Google released their, uh, list of the most searched athletes of 2025, and Cleveland Browns quarterback, Shedeur Sanders, he was number one, followed by boxer, Terence Crawford, Dallas Mavericks rookie, Cooper Flagg, uh, New York Giants running back, Cam Skater-beau, and even Green Bay Packers defensive star, Micah Parsons. The most, uh, searched te- m- searched teams of the year were the Seattle Mariners, Oklahoma City Thunder, Indiana Pacers, Toronto Blue Jays, and the French soccer club, Paris Saint-Germain, or German, however you say it. We're heading into another big weekend of NFL football, which means many fans will be devouring NFL RedZone as part of their Sunday fun, but those seven hours of commercial-free football are no longer commercial free, not by a long shot. The ads have been creeping in and increasing each week. The amount of time devoted to commercials on NFL RedZone has more than quadrupled since the start of the season. It's not a shocking development, but it certainly is a bummer. If you're a pro and college football fan, mark December 20th on your calendar. That's when you'll get three college football playoff games and a late season NFL doubleheader. It all starts at noon Eastern Time with a CFP first round matchup on ABC and ESPN. At 3:30, there's a CFP first round on TNT. At 5:00 PM, the Eagles and Commanders play on Fox. At 7:30, there's another CFP first round game on TNT. And the day wraps up at 8:20 with the Packers and Bears on Fox. That does it for your Shot Clock Sports Update, right here on KBear 101. I'm sure you know the band Garbage. Their lead singer, Shirley Manson... I- I was, uh, scrolling Facebook, and this was posted by consequence, it was shared by consequence, what the lead singer of Garbage had said. And I- I, uh, see here on Reddit also a video. Um, Shirley Manson went on this, went on this full-on rant at an audience member with a beach ball. She supposedly [laughs] hates beach balls at- at concerts. She writes, "I make no apologies whatsoever for getting annoyed at beach balls at shows. I joined a band because I hated the [bleep] beach. I joined a band because I wanted to listen to, uh..."
Oh, some sort... Like, "Siouxsie and the Banshees and The, and the Cure and be dark and beautiful." Is that how you say it? Siouxsie? I don't know. Sow-sie
and the Banshees and the Cure and be dark and beautiful, is what she writes. "Continue listening to Spotify and toss your stupid beach balls around like you are 10 years old. I love the musical community and I wanna respect their artistry. I am so tired of folks taking music for free
and treating us all like circus performers." This lady got really triggered by beach balls, huh? Let me tell you. Like, beach balls are the least of your worries at a concert. They're having fun, right? [laughs] Like, I- I- I don't know what else to say. Like, you're supposed to have fun. And I'm, I'm reading the comments here on the Reddit thread to think that the last Ozzy/Sabbath show, they purposely made beach balls for the fans to have fun with. I mean, it's better than having the fans just stand there with their phones out, right? At least, that's what I would think. They're having fun, they're chucking beach balls. Maybe some people are crowd surfing, some people are moshing. You can't have a meltdown about beach balls, because now you're getting made fun of literally everywhere on the, uh, the internet. Let's do some Alter Bridge, Silent Divide on KBear 101. What are some things people pretend to enjoy? I see LinkedIn on here. I, I have talked about that subreddit, LinkedIn Lunatics, where people just really talk about... They really, like, they really proudly brag about how they embrace the hustle culture. You know, they never take a break. They did a 24-hour unpaid shift. You know, that type of thing? Just because they love it so much, and they want you to know about it. People on LinkedIn, whole other... There's... Those are new levels of narcissists right there. I mean, I- I- I personally was told in college many, many times, "You gotta set up a LinkedIn. You gotta network with people. That's how you make it far in the- this, like, entertainment broadcasting industry," you know? And then when you, when you get to the, the, the, like, the actual job, most people don't even use LinkedIn. I mean, I haven't really touched LinkedIn in quite some time. Every single time I go on there, I- I- I see a former coworker of mine from TMZ start a new career, and that's about it. Everyone that I worked with at TMZ is now working for a new company. [laughs] They're, they're outta there. They're like, "Yeah, this kinda sucks. We don't wanna be underpaid and overworked. Let's get outta here and go to some place else that has a better working environment," you know? Uh, things people pretend to enjoy. Hustle culture, we just talked about that. Networking events, work itself. Now, I love working here, I do, but sometimes I just need a break, you know? I'm glad the weekend is almost here. I just, I just wanna spend two days to do things for myself, take a break from talking about everyday problems, talking about, I don't know, dumb stories to keep you entertained. What else is on this list? Content creation? Oh, yeah. Yeah, you, you ever talk to a full-time content creator? It sucks. You know, they, they have to post at certain times. Um, I think Bobby Althoff, who... I, I don't know if that's how you say her last name or not, but she was talking to somebody on a podcast about how she has to post multiple times a day, and sometimes she'll delete that TikTok and then upload that same TikTok at a different time to see if more people will watch it. It's a full-on thing. I mean, like, MrBeast has a whole team that works for him. Nick Nocturnal had to take a giant break from content creation because he was just overworking himself. Like, content creation, man, it really does take a toll on you. That's a... This is a great thread, thread, uh, things people pretend to enjoy. I might need to ask this forward to Peach Thorne just to see what answers I get at, on the, uh, KBear 101 Idaho Rock and Metal Facebook group. Now, this is a huge deal in Los Angeles. Netflix has prevailed in its bid to buy much of Warner Bros. Discovery, agreeing to pay $72 billion.... for Warner Bros. Film and Television Studios, HBO Max, and HBO. The two companies announced the blockbuster deal early this morning. The deal would give Netflix such beloved characters as Batman, Harry Potter, Fred Flinstone. The CEO, the co-CEO of Netflix said in a statement, "Our mission has always been to entertain the world by combining Warner Bros' incredible library of shows and movies from timeless classics like Casablanca and Citizen Kane to modern favorites like Harry Potter and Friends. With our culture-defining titles like Stranger Things and K-pop Demon Hunters and Squid Game, we'll be able to do that even better." Netflix's, uh, cash and stock transaction is valued at about $27.75 per Warner Bros. Discovery shares. Wow. I wonder, I wonder what's, I wonder, I wonder exactly what they're going to do.
Because I know a lot of people are very mad about this whole thing,
and to think Netflix all started with mail-in DVDs and Hollywood studios saying Netflix isn't a threat to them. Blockbuster deal? Which I found hilarious that they worded it like that, 'cause you know, didn't Blockbuster have the opportunity to buy Netflix back in the day, and they just said, "No, that's stupid," or something like that? Now look. All these years later, Netflix out on top. I have been extra scared this, uh, winter so far for this, and it's not even winter time yet. I think winter officially begins December 22nd
and goes until like March, so, you know, the, the, the snowy weather is already here. And
I don't know why. I don't know if it's just because like last year I got into that wreck where the kid like rear-ended my car and I was on the side of Sunnyside Road with the back of my car all caved in, and I had to be out there in the ice cold and snowing. I hate sliding on the road. You know they say to pump your brakes and all of that. I, I hate that whole thing. I try my best to just take the most, the, the least dangerous routes now from the studio back to my place,
and if the weather's looking awful, I might just be like, "Hey, you know what? I'm gonna be that jerk that gets Uber Eats." [laughs] So somebody else drives. That's horrible to say. No, you know what? Everybody, please be extra careful in these, uh, terrible conditions. I was hearing this morning that it was, uh, there was some black ice on the, uh, the highway, so there was a bunch of people like driving into the ditch- ditches, hitting the guardrails or whatever. Please be safe, you know? And don't be that person that drives drunk on top of that. We've teamed up with the Idaho Office of Highway Safety to make sure everyone gets home safely this holiday season. I mean, we are 20 days away from Christmas. We need to make sure everyone is safe, okay? And if you're a designated driver this holiday season, feel free to fill out the form on the KBear app or the Alt app or the Cannonball 101 app. Should say designated driver. You fill out the form, that gets you in to win the, uh, $25 gift card from McKenzie River Pizza of Idaho Falls. Just a nice, uh, nice, uh, token of gratitude for you being the, the, the, uh, designated driver of all of your friends. I don't know. Just, just fill out the form, okay? The Pretty Reckless? Oh, great. I talk about being safe and the next, uh, song is called For I Am Death on Peaches Pit Party. Residents of a small town in Pennsylvania, they woke up this week to a pair of, uh, wintry surprises, the season's first snowfall and a snowplow that no one in the town was certified to operate. The borough of Ronkin had, has just one public works employee and they realized the, uh, morning of the snowfall that he never got certified to drive the snowplow, so what did residents do? They all pitched in. They took their shovels and salt into the streets, got to work. The town council also ended up subcontracting some local businesses to clear some roads. At the end of the day, it all worked out okay and the town now knows they have to get that employee certified before the, uh, the next snowstorm. I, I am grateful for those people that plow the roads in Idaho Falls, also in Rexburg, Pocatello. Thank you so much, 'cause like I said before, I am extra terrified this, uh, winter. I'm extra terrified of just having to pump the brakes, rear-ending someone, getting into ano- another accident. The last accident wasn't even my fault. It just took forever for me to stop at the, uh, stoplight. I did stop and the guy behind me failed to stop. Rear-ended my car. Oh. Ever since then, I have been petrified of the snow. That is today's What the Headline right here on KBear 101. Right now people are, uh, making jokes about Miley Cyrus 'cause apparently she was on Jimmy Kimmel's, uh, show and said something about how she's seriously afraid of paper, and this time of the year is a nightmare for her because you got people with dry hands just touching, uh, wrapping paper, tearing it open. I can only imagine like you're sitting there trying to open a present. Miley Cyrus is like your relative or something. You're sitting there opening up your present. She starts gagging, "Ugh, ugh, please don't touch the paper. Oh, like, look, keep that away from me." You know? [laughs] Or keep, be extra quiet with it. I don't know what her, her deal is. I, I was laughing at some of the comments like, "Miley Cyrus is seriously afraid of being irrelevant. This feels like a last-ditch effort to, uh, garner attention unless this is somehow something that the biggest Miley fans knew about years ago. This just seems very sad." Uh, and another person wrote a funny comment. "So you're telling me she can swing on a wrecking ball, but draws the line at a Staples run." You know? It's, it's, I, I don't even know what to think of it. I have dumb fears, but being afraid of paper? Seriously? Up until today I had no idea who John Waters was. We talked about this on the Noon Hour of Madness and Mayhem. I saw the headline pop up. "John Waters names Eddington the best movie of 2025. If you don't like this film, I hate you." What exactly is Eddington? 'Cause I've heard Victor say he tried watching it a few times, fell asleep each time trying to watch it. I, I can't imagine thinking a movie's good if you're, if you go to the movie theater and you fall asleep in the chair. I can't imagine trying to say, "Oh, you know, the movie's not all that bad. It's, it's, it's actually very good." But you fell asleep watching it. "Oh, still, it's very good." During the COVID-19 pandemic, a standoff between a small-town sheriff and mayor sparks a powder keg as neighbor is pitted against neighbor in Eddington. Joaquin Phoenix is in it. Pedro Pascal is in it. Austin Butler. Did, did they just try getting the cast of the weirdest people in Hollywood? You might as well have Jake Gyllenhaal in there, Bill Skarsgård, you know? Joaquin Phoenix, that guy seems
so annoying to talk to. He just seems like he's, he's weird. He did have a sense of humor, though, on Theo Von's podcast, but Austin Butler, like didn't he say he couldn't drop the Elvis accent after doing that movie because he was just so used to doing it? Pedro Pascal, I, I don't really like him at all.
This movie Eddington, 69% on Rotten Tomatoes, 6.6/10 on IMDB. How long is this movie? Two hours 25 minutes, it's an A24 film.
I, I, I think I'll pass. [instrumental 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 Brendon 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.