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[upbeat music] Yes, it is Tuesday, February... Not February, March 3rd, 2026. I am Peaches. If you wanna get ahold of me, of course you can, over at 208-535-1015. Uh, last night, might've been just yesterday afternoon, I, I saw the post about, uh, Bruce Campbell, and immediately I didn't recognize the name, but then I saw his, uh, his picture and went, "Oh, that's the guy from Sky High," that 2005 Disney film about superheroes and sidekicks. It's one of my favorite, uh, childhood movies. Found out, uh, Bruce Campbell just, uh, got diagnosed with cancer. He said it's treatable, but not curable. He uploaded this entire letter, but many different, uh, news outlets were talking about it. I didn't think he was all that big of an actor. I thought he was just that dude from Sky High. Well, I started looking up his, uh, different movies and TV shows. He was in the Evil Dead: Army of Darkness, Ash vs Evil Dead. He was in all the Evil Dead movies, it seems like. He was also in a movie just simply called My Name Is Bruce. He was in Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs. He was in Cars 2, Spider-Man 2. I see here, uh, Hercules, the TV show. Whole bunch of different, uh, movies and shows. A- Ant Bully as well. Hopefully he can get that treated. Cancer absolutely sucks, obviously. Obviously. Um, also, I wanted to talk about this at the beginning part of my show. I did not expect this, uh, post to take off on my Facebook page, @brendanpeach. I, uh, tried posting this, uh, particular ChatGPT altered picture of, uh, the church that's at the corner of, uh, 17th and Woodruff. I believe that's the intersection. It, it looks like a skate ramp, and I'm glad I'm not the only one who, uh, also thought that. And so when I edited it... Uh, it's always tough for me to say this. Edited it. Uh, I put a skater on it. Obviously the skater looks like eight feet tall. It's very obviously fake. Some people thought it was real. I had to repeat to a lot of people in the comments, "Hey, by the way, this is AI. This is fake. It's not real." I di- I didn't land this. Someone was all stoked. He's like, "Hey man, did you stick the landing?" [chuckles] Me riding a skateboard? Out of all people? I'm probably the last person here in the building that should be on a skateboard. I feel like even Justin from 105 The Hawk, he could easily ride a skateboard better than me. Even Jade, Victor, Jay Hildebrandt, [laughs] I feel like he could ride one better than me. I, I would stand on one. It would go out from under me. I'd fall completely on my back, hurt myself. I just suck at it. I've always wanted to, uh, know how to skateboard, but yeah, just never have. Uh, I don't think I ever will. So yeah, that, that picture took off on my Facebook. It, it's now sitting at over, over, like, a thousand something likes, over 200 and something comments. Like 95 different people shared it. It, it's just a dumb image. [laughs] So yeah, the, the- there's that. Anyway, um, yeah, I'll be back here in just a few. It's Peaches Pit Party on KBEAR 101. [whooshing] Oh man, I found a great question for the Peach Throne already, uh, this early on. "What is something you're supposed to love because of where you live, but you actually hate?" I know Jade has, uh, shocked quite a few people on what he likes to eat, what he doesn't like to eat. I know he, uh, has said in the past he, uh, doesn't like, uh, Reese's because he thinks chocolate and peanut butter don't go together. Uh, Josh from Class of '97's the same way. He calls that sweaty peanut butter inside of the Reese's there. He also doesn't like ketchup for some reason, Josh from Class of '97. It's a little, little odd, you know? I like all condiments, obviously. I like all candies. But uh, Jade did say at one point he doesn't like potatoes, which is quite funny because, you know, we live in Idaho. Um, I see someone here saying, "You live in Chicago but hate dip- deep dish pizza." I mean, I'm, I'm not from Chicago obviously, but also I really don't like deep dish pizza. I also don't like lasagna. Is that weird of me? I don't think so. Uh, another one here. "You live in California but hate the beach." [laughs] I... Funny enough, I enjoy going to the beach, but only for like maybe 30 minutes, maybe an hour. Then I'm like, "Okay, I'm risking sunburn. Uh, I, I'm not gonna go in the water 'cause I'm afraid of fish. I'm just gonna sit here in the sand." Also, I would not wanna take my shirt off in public either, so there's just me wearing my, uh, my sandals, my shorts, my n- nice T-shirt. I'm sitting there on the towel. Uh, sand's getting in everywhere, in my bag, in my shoes, uh, in my flip-flops, you know? The beach is kind of overrated. I think I've, I think I've mentioned that before on the show. It, it, it, it's not that great. "You're a New Yorker but aren't a fan of Broadway?" Ugh. If I lived in New York, ugh. The s- Not only the amount of people, but just the whole culture of New York doesn't sound fun. And musicals? They suck. "You live in Wisconsin but don't like cheese?" Uh, why? [sighs] Okay. "You live in Texas but don't like barbecue?" Wow. "You live in Colorado but don't ski or snowboard?" I feel like I'm doing a disservice to Idaho by not skiing or snowboarding. Going back to what I said at the beginning part of the show about how I can, I can never ever, ever skateboard 'cause I'm just so bad at it. Skiing and snowboarding would be the exact same thing. [whooshing] Ghost with Lacrimal. You know what? Happy birthday to Tobias Forge. I just saw Lou Brutus' post saying happy birthday to Tobias. Um, I guess he'll, uh, be on... Is, is he on the show tonight? No, it says, "We will mark the occasion tonight on Hard Drive Radio XL with music and a special edition of Poetry Corner. Here's a throwback image of Cardinal Copia from Janesville, Wisconsin, 2016." Okay. [laughs] Yeah, happy birthday to Tobias, I guess. Um, I did like his, uh, recent interview with, uh, Nardwuar. It's pretty funny. If you've ever seen a Nardwuar interview, you know they're just fun.'Cause Nardwuar is just a fake character. I feel bad for the guy who, uh, actually pretends to be Nardwuar. I wonder what he's actually like in real life, what his, uh, prep process is like for interviews. I think he's done a TED Talk in the past maybe about it, but I don't think he re- he reveals any of his secrets of how he's able to find out, uh, different, uh, tidbits. I think he just calls, like, people related to that specific person he's interviewing. He's interviewed a lot of rappers, and they're quite shocked on how he knows, like, their elementary school teacher, all of that. And so with this, uh, Tobias Forge interview, of course he does the exact same thing. He gives him a couple of things, but there was one particular Swedish horse that he just handed over to Tobias, and Tobias's like, "Oh, this is awesome, cool." And then Nardwuar just took it right back. It wasn't a present to him. And you saw the, just the look of sadness on Tobias' face. Hopefully his, for his birthday today, he's gifted one of those, uh, those Swedish horses. What are they called? Swedish horse decoration. 

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Is it something fun? I forgo- the Dala horse. Yeah. The, the Dala, Dalahast? I don't know how you say it. I, I probably just butchered it. All right, I saw something in the radio prep just now that, uh, made me do a double take. It was basically outlining how much organs are worth on the black market. Kidneys, six figures, livers, even more, hearts and lungs, hundreds of thousands. Now, obviously, and I cannot stress this enough, this is illegal, all right? Horrifying, tied to human trafficking acro- around the world. But it does highlight something real. There is a massive shortage of legal organ donations globally. That's why a black market even exists in the, uh, the first place. And h- here's the part worth talking about. You can live with one kidney. You can donate part of your liver. Uh, people do it legally all the time, again, legally and literally, uh, save lives. So instead of joking about, uh, illegal organ sales like it's Craigslist, maybe the actual takeaway is this: if you're healthy and you've ever considered, uh, being an organ donor, that decision could change or save someone's life, and that's worth more, I think, than any shady six-figure payday. Oh, who am I kidding? The players getting ready to enter the NFL are faster than ever. At the 2026 NFL Combine, seven out of the eight positions that take part in the 40-yard dash averaged, averaged their fastest times ever, with quarterbacks averaging the second fastest times ever. Defensive backs and wide receivers were the fastest overall, with an average of four point four four seconds. The slowest positions were, not surprisingly, offensive linemen at five point one seconds, which is still fast for someone that big. You know, I think I talked about it on the show, uh, last week, I think, about who could run the, uh, fastest 40-yard dash here in the building. I, I don't think I would even make the top five, I don't think. WrestleMania is the biggest annual event for the WWE, and this year it will likely have the chance to get its biggest audience in a long time. Last year, uh, ESPN bought the rights to WWE premium live events for its new streaming app, and to promote the app, it will show two hours of WrestleMania matches on regular ESPN. On April 18th, the first hour will be live on ESPN2, while on the 19th, the first hour, uh, will air on ESPN. Very weird there. The St. Louis Cardinals are entering a rebuild this season, and to make sure people still come out to the ball- the, uh, the ballpark, they're offering fun food deals. The new Coca-Cola Unlimited ticket, which starts at $29, gets fans a seat and a choice of three unlimited concession items from when gates open until the eighth inning. They get to choose from fountain Coca-Cola products, hot dogs, chicken tenders, bratwurst, nacho chips and cheese, french fries, popcorn, peanuts, kettle chips, and ice cream cups. Uh, that does it, I guess, for your Shot Clock Sports Update right here on KBEAR 101. That giant mechanical rhino from Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls is officially up for auction. You know, that rhino from that particular scene. Even if you haven't seen the movie, I'm sure that scene has popped up maybe, like, on a YouTube short. It's where Jim Carrey crawls out of, uh... Well, after overheating in the African sun, he crawls out of this, uh, rhino while a horrified family watches from a Jeep. If you've only ever seen Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, that scene is from the, uh, the sequel, and for a lot of fans, the sequel might actually be the more, uh, quoted movie. You know, mid-'90s comedy. Oh, man, those movies from back then, they're, they're awesome. Now that full-scale animatronic prop is heading to auction, which means someone is gonna buy that and maybe put it, like, in their basement or something. Somebody who has the money, the, the, uh, disposable income, is about to own one of the most ridiculous pieces of movie history ever built. Have you ever watched some of those, uh, YouTube videos of, like, the, maybe the guy who has the world's largest Star Wars collection? And you're like, "How in the world did you get the money to build this?" I was watching the, uh, the world's largest collection of video games, and that guy said he used to work a ton. And I'm like, "Though I could work 80 hours a week, I don't think I would ever be able to afford that many video games with all these bills you have to pay, you know, food, all that stuff." I think he said he sacrificed a lot of meals, which is just downright absurd. I mean, to Peach their own, I guess. Anyway, it's Peaches Pip Party: A Day to Remember now, All My Friends on KBEAR 101. Would it be bad if I were to refer to this as old people news? And anytime there's, like, a classic band from back in the day in the news, maybe I should just make this a new segment on the show, Old People Rock News or something like that. OPRN. I need to figure out a better name for it, but, uh... Yeah, the big theme that Eddie Trunk was, uh, teasing that we, uh, briefly discussed on the noon hour of Badness and Mayhem, I guess, uh, Dee Snider of Twisted Sister is stepping away from the bandFor a little while, a few sh— a few dates, I think Sebastian Bach is set to replace him, and so Eddie Trunk was teasing some big interview with Sebastian Bach on the show. Again, Eddie Trunk and all the other classic rock enthusiasts, very stoked about this as of now, the only... Uh, no, it says here Bach will join JJ French, Eddie Ojeda, O-O-Ojeda, and the crew for a handful of select fall shows, with the band confirming the move won't interfere with his, uh, solo touring schedule. As of now, the only listed date is September fourth at the Alaska State Fair. Yippee. [chuckles] Snyder has publicly given his blessing too, saying he hopes the band continues in revealing that Bach was one of the singers he had approached years ago as a potential fill-in. What is exactly going on with, uh, Dee Snyder? Tons of people in the comment section on this particular post that I'm looking at. "No, thanks. Nah, I'm good." "This is the biggest news of the day. LOL." [laughs] So stupid. Yeah. Old people rock news right there. Sebastian Bach now for a l- at least a little bit, the lead singer of Twisted Sister. What in the world am I looking at here? The New York Post has this article. [chuckles] It, it says, "Torturous, torturous cheek splitter 9000 airplane seat worries travelers about the future of flight." "It's a real plane in the butt," is what it says in the beginning part of this article. Uh, an airplane passenger was taken aback after encountering a peculiar, uh, cheek-splitter sky chair with a perplexing wedge bisecting the bum cushion. "I've been on a lot of planes around the world, but this was a first," exclaimed the user while describing the torture device-esque accommodation on Reddit. It was on, uh, Japan Airlines. So many people are making jokes, but still there's no explanation as to why exactly the seat looks like this. One person said, "It's to keep the homeless pilots from, from occupying the cockpit." [chuckles] Uh, w-was there an explanation? "It's two seats now for really skinny people." Another person said, "Oh my, I thought it was a premium seat at first." Hmm. Yeah. Still no explanation. I'm scrolling down. I'm looking at this, uh... I'm trying to see if there's anything as to the reason why this is built like this. What, are they gonna try to say like this is something scientific? It's actually good for you to be seated like this with just this, uh, wedge going between your legs like this? No, thanks. You know what? I would rather drive 13 hours to get back to my parents' place than sit on something like that. We talked about this yesterday, but now the, uh, details are out. I, I read more into it, I should say. It's even more real. There's a group in Brooklyn called, uh, Grown Kid, running these, uh, weekly events where singles meet, not for coffee, not for drinks, but for wrestling. Yeah, walking onto a mat with someone who could be a romantic interest and wrestling them. It's positioned as an alternative to dating apps. Rather than texting back and forth, you immediately find out whether someone is playful, confident, or physically assertive, [chuckles] you know? The organizers say traditional dating can feel flat, and this is a way to skip the awkward messaging stage and go straight to something physical, which is the... I-it-it is exactly the line that makes everyone go, "Wait, what?" You know, the events are structured. There's registration. There's a social club with member perks. It even has its own terminology and culture around it. I-I-I get trying new ways to meet people, but the wrestling angle, it's unusual enough that people will either think it's brilliant or completely baffling. What's interesting is how seriously some of the participants seem to take it. They're not just horsing around. They're showing up with intentions, uh, meeting new people, treating it like a legitimate social event, which I think is pretty cool. So if you're tired of swiping on apps and want your first date to involve a, uh, referee's whistle and a mat, this might be the next, uh, iteration of singles event. Why don't they have something like this happen in like Rexburg out of all places? Maybe we should organize that or, you know, br-bring it to each, uh, city in East Idaho. [chuckles] The KBEAR re-wrestl-... No, there'd be so many, uh, issues with that. The, the lawyers would definitely not allow that whatsoever, 'cause someone would get hurt or some weird couple or some, some weird thing would happen, and then it becomes all our fault. Yeah, never mind. Here's, uh, Pierce the Veil, So Far, So Fake on KBEAR 101. I know it's not that, uh, cold out anymore. Uh, the snow really didn't show up this winter. I, myself, [chuckles] like I've mentioned before, I was plenty happy with, uh, the winter this year. I'm looking at the weather forecast. I see 50, 54. I see 41's the lowest, which is not too bad. I mean, the lowest high I see. The lowest low I see is, uh, 24 degrees, which we're still towards the tail end of winter. When does spring officially start? I'm looking it up real quick here 'cause I need to... I wanna find that out for myself. Friday, March 20th. Wow, they even, uh, say here at 10:46 AM Eastern Time. Exactly. [chuckles] That's when... That, that, that moment right there, known as the vernal equinox, marks the point when the sun crosses the celesti- the celestial equator, bringing longer days. Well, March 14th, I'm assuming it will still be, uh, slightly cold. It won't be all that bad out. Again, knocking on wood, I'm assuming that, but there is the Frosty Footsteps 5K happening that day at the Snake River Landing Waterfront. That's where it starts, I believe. I think it also, uh, it might end there as well. It's a walk in the shoes of our local homeless community, raising awareness, providing real help. I mean, you'll get to see what it's like to be outside during these conditions, not necessarily at its worst, but you would understand, like, "Oh, yeah, it gets..."Much colder here, and some people don't have the ability to go into a room and stay warm. 100% of proceeds support the Idaho Falls Rescue Mission programs and shelters. Get involved, make an impact. Help bring hope to those who need it most. Become a volunteer. Become a runner. Uh, become even a person who just walks the whole thing. Sign up today at walkinthecold.com. That's walkinthecold.com. [whoosh] I'm glad I didn't make anybody upset so far. That's not a challenge, all right? In the K-Bear 101 Idaho Rock and Metal Facebook group, uh, I saw this meme talking about those, uh, $300 high school rings. You, you remember those, right? At the very end of your senior year, you got that little paper that asked, "Hey, would you wanna buy a class ring?" And they were wildly expensive. Wildly expensive. I'm not necessarily a ring guy, and I was never really wanting to buy one anyway. Uh, one of my close friends at the time, his parents bought one for him, and I, I even put it in the caption. He w- was that kinda guy that like... You know, when somebody gets, like, a brand-new tattoo, they'll do anything to show it off. You'll see them wearing, like, a short-sleeve T-shirt. They'll roll it up if it's on their right arm just to show, "Hey, I got this sweet new tattoo. I want you to compliment me on it." This guy had his hand on his face pretending to pose all eloquently, and he had it on his index finger, I think, at the time. [laughs] I, I, I think he has me blocked now on Facebook. We had a falling out not that many years ago. Otherwise, I would totally look at his [laughs] Facebook profile and see if those, uh, pictures are, are still there. Anyway, here's, uh, Sevendust, their latest, "Is This the Real You?" on Peaches Pit Party. It's K-Bear 101. [whoosh] Today's What the Headline comes out of Spain, and it's unbelievable. A guy gets fired for drinking on the job. Uh, not, not one sip. No, I'm talking allegedly crushing beers in bars and parking lots, and then one day reportedly putting down three liters at the, at lunch. His, uh, company even hired a private detective to follow him around because they suspected he was working drunk. He also drove a, uh, company vehicle. Huge liability. They fire him. Seems pretty open and shut, right? Well, no. He g- he, he sues, and he wins. The court ruled that lunch breaks technically are not work hours, and the company couldn't provide his drinking, uh, could not pr- prove his drinking hurt his job performance. Spanish law apparently only allows, uh, termination for habitual drunkenness [laughs] on isolated incidents. Result, the company has to pay him around $55,000. Fired for drinking, walks away with a payout. I'm not recommending this as a career strategy. I'm just saying that is, uh, one expensive lunch break, and that is today's What the Headline right here on K-Bear 101. [whoosh] This makes it even worse that, uh, Trent Reznor was hinting at the fact that, uh, this might be the final tour for Nine Inch Nails, but I mean, a lot of bands have said that in the past. And sure enough, when they get the right, uh, amount of money on that check, magically they return. That final tour becomes just another tour. Uh, Nine Inch Nails, uh, is set to perform at the Delta Center, uh, next Friday, the 13th. Friday, March 13th. Oh, that's gonna be one epic show. Also that same night, Nothing More, uh, Catch Your Breath, Archers, and Doobie. They're also gonna be in Salt Lake City. So many shows coming up. I think the next one that I'm gonna go to, Slaughter to Prevail, Whitechapel, and Attila. I talked about this on the show, uh, yesterday. I've been wanting to see Slaughter to Prevail live. I was hoping Slaughter to Prevail would open up for Falling in Reverse on that leg of the tour that came to Idaho Falls, but unfortunately they did not. So this is, like, my rare opportunity to see them. Because for the longest time, Slaughter to Prevail was only touring on, like, the east side of the United States, and that was it. So yeah, Slaughter to Prevail, Whitechapel, and Attila on March 28th. I think what my plan is, is that I'm gonna g- go to... 'Cause that's, that's on a Saturday. Me and my girlfriend are gonna travel to Twin Falls that Friday night, spend the night at her sister's house, and then I'll drive the extra two hours to go to Boise, go to the show, drive the two hours back to Twin Falls, spend the night. Then me and Aubrey will go back to Idaho Falls. Boom. There we go. There's my plan. Check out all the live shows on our concert calendar at riverbendmediagroup.com/calendar. You don't have to memorize that entire link. You can just simply go to the K-Bear 101 app and click on concert calendar right there on the menu. It'll take you directly to it. Uh, the night before in Salt Lake City, this band is going to be at The Union, I think. I forgot, I for- I forgot which venue, but this band will be in Salt Lake City on March 27th, Lamb of God, Into Oblivion. [whoosh] I know it's only Tuesday, but I am very w- uh, very, very, very ready for the weekend, but I'm not ready to lose an hour of sleep. Uh, daylight saving time is back. Clocks move forward one less hour, gone, disappeared, vanished into thin air. However, we're making it worth your while. Uh, we here at K-Bear have teamed up with Brent Gordon Law. If you haven't heard about this, if you're just now tuning in for the first time in forever, we're hooking one golden listener up with a Nintendo Switch 2 bundle. When you hear the Mario sounder, be caller 20 at 208-535-1015. You'll score an entry into the grand prize drawing. If you want better odds, grab bonus entries by signing up through the channel apps. If we're all losing sleep anyway, we might as well, uh, gain a console, at least for [laughs] one lucky person. Again, this Sunday, March 8th at 2:00 AM, we lose that hour. Make the switch with Brent Gordon Law and K-Bear 101 because losing an hour has never come with this kind of upside, you know? [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.