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[upbeat music] All righty, it is Tuesday, January 27th, 2026. I am Peaches. I hope you're doing well. If you wanna get a hold of me, you can, over at (208) 535-1015. I saw this question pop up: You can travel back to any time or place, but you can never return to the present. Where are you going and why? I'm trying to think here i- if time would just go on from there, like, whatever year you choose, you just live until, you know, you're old, and then you pass away type of thing. Or maybe, who knows what will happen to you during the time period that, uh, that you chose? So this had me thinking, what was the best... Like, what would be the, the ideal year where things were the most peaceful, the th- uh, things were the cheapest, people got along, you know, all of that? I asked ChatGPT that question, and it gave me the best all-around answer, is to go back to 1995 through 1999 in the US or Western Europe. It says: "Why this era slaps so hard? No, uh, major wars for most people in daily life. Violent crime was dropping fast. Uh, middle-class life was actually affordable. You know, the internet existed, but it hadn't melted brains yet. News cycles were slower, less, uh, rage-optimized. People disagreed politically, but still went to barbecues together." I mean, it's utterly ridiculous how fast people online are just willing to y- yell at you, insult you. You know, I, I posted this little clip of, uh, my, my reaction to Megadeth covering Ride the Lightning, and I was making-- I was teasing about Dave's, uh, singing voice. It's never been all that great. It's actually quite funny. I, I, I like to make fun of it here and there, you know. I posted that, and this one guy was like, "Uh, uh, he's sixty-four, and he's been through throat cancer!" And he gave me the explicit version of "screw off." [chuckles] So I had to delete that comment, but i- i- it's like, dude, it's, it's just me teasing about it. I know what he's been through. I've talked to him in the past. I talked to him for ten minutes, you know, that whole thing. He's a super nice guy. Not just me, but many people think his singing voice is funny. But this guy was like... This guy was outraged for Dave himself, and it's always people that are offended for others, and it's never the person being made fun of that's actually sincerely offended. You know, it's always that one loudmouth in the comments going off for no reason. It's utterly ridiculous. 1995 through 1999, the best all-around time period to live in. The median home cost $145,000. Imagine that! Anyway, Peaches Pit Party will return here in just a few on KBEAR 101. [whooshing] Mudvayne right there, of course, with their classic, Dig. It was awesome to see Mudvayne live in Pocatello last year. Got the chance to sit down with Chad Gray. That's up on our YouTube channel, KBEAR 101 RMG. He's a very sincere guy. You know, he's very, he's very, um... What's it called? He's very into mental health and all of that. But Chad Gray, he's doing this thing called Thirty Years of Madness in Las Vegas, playing songs from Mudvayne and Hell yeah! Uh, for one night, and one night only, Friday, August 24th, uh, at the Backstage Bar and Billiards in Las Vegas on Fremont Street. I thought that was pretty cool. Seems like it would be quite a lot of work for Chad. And then I was thinking about these, uh, shows that have been popping up for, uh, from, like, bands like, uh, Black Label Society. I believe they're going on tour with Zakk Sabbath, and that had me thinking, "Isn't that Zakk Wylde doing, like, double duty? Wouldn't that be tiring every single night?" You're playing in two bands, two full sets even. And then I also saw recently this pop up, that, uh, Les Claypool-- it's, it's called Claypool Gold. Uh, it's gonna be at the, the Complex in Salt Lake on their lawn. I need to pull up the concert calendar because this was wild to see. It's L- Les Claypool. D- hold on. I need to find it. Les Claypool... Claypool Gold 2026. It's Primus with Claypool's Frog Brigade and the Claypool Lennon Delirium in the Lot at the Complex, an outdoor show, May 26th. That's a whole lot of playing for the, one of the best bassists, if not the best bassist of all time, Les Claypool. [chuckles] That's on our concert calendar at riverbendmediagroup.com/calendar, or you can find the shortcut to the concert calendar via the KBEAR 101 app. [whooshing] Recently, on my vacation to and from California, um, of course, you have to go through TSA, and you have to go through this cylindrical machine where you stand in it sideways, you put your hands up, and it scans you for anything. Well, I guess I'm at that point where I'm not too tall, I'm just the right height, or maybe I'm a little bit taller. I, I, I, I really don't know. I feel like I'm on the, uh, I'm on the teetering point of the entire thing, 'cause when I, when I was at the Idaho Falls Regional Airport, by the way, they have the best TSA agents I have ever, um, experienced. They- they're super nice. They're friendly. They wanna get you on your flight. You go to any airport in Southern California, it's like boot camp. They want you to-- They, they yell at you, "Put all your stuff in the box. Get through it!" Idaho Falls at least goes through it with you, and they're, they're super friendly, and they were making the joke that I was a little bit too tall for the machine, and I guess I almost needed additional screening because of it, which would have sucked. But, uh, yeah, that cylindrical machine, make it maybe a little bit bigger for us bigger people. The TSA, they've released a, uh, video showing the ten most unusual items seized at airports in the country in 2025, and it raises some curious questions, like, did someone really think they'd get through security-- they'd get by security wearing a bra stuffed with turtles? You know, most of the items on the lists-- on the list are weapons which were cleverly or not very cleverly hidden. Um, there were drugs stuffed into shoes, a knife hidden in a traveler's knee brace, bullets inside a bottle of, uh, strawberry Nesquik.... Pretty crazy. Turtles inside pants and a fake pipe, pipe bomb. The TSA says the list is a reminder that officers see just about everything, and they take every suspicious item [chuckles] seriously. I, I, I can tell you firsthand, they do. Every single time I try bringing my sister home a, uh, snow globe, they, they, they carefully inspect it. I'm like: "My sister just collects these. I'm not trying to smuggle drugs in Southern California." Trust me, they already have enough of that. You ever screwed something up so badly you wanted to pretend it never happened? Well, somebody just opened a museum for that. There's a brand-new place in Vancouver called The Museum of Personal Failure, and instead of dinosaur bones or fancy paintings like you get at those boring museums, it's full of real people's biggest misfires: job rejection letters, breakup photos, even a wedding dress from, from a marriage that didn't work out, donated by the creator's own mom. The guy behind it, Evan Collins, says the idea came after a breakup wrecked him. Instead of spiraling, he put up posters that simply said, "Failures wanted," and people showed up big time. One wall is literally called the Wall of Reject: firing notices, job applications that went nowhere, dreams that didn't pan out. There's even a section of failed songs from a local producer. Every single item comes with a note explaining what happened and why it mattered. And here's the twist: it's not depressing. It's kind of freeing in a way, because when you see how many people missed the mark before finding their footing, you realize, you know, failure isn't the end. It's just proof that you tried, really. The Museum of Personal Failures opened inside the Kingsgate Mall right now through February 3rd. I wish it was more so open, uh, the entire year. It'd give me a reason to visit Vancouver, you know? If you've ever bombed an interview, picked the wrong relationship, or chased something that didn't pan out, congratulations, I guess you're officially museum-worthy. It's Peaches Pit Party right here now with Ice Nine Kills, "The Laugh Track." It seems that the brief cameo forty-four-year-old Philip Rivers enjoyed as the quarterback of the Indianapolis Colts at the end of the season was enough. He interviewed for the Buffalo Bills' head coaching vacancy on Friday, and then yesterday, he decided to pull out of the running for the gig. He's not currently interested in coaching an NFL team. Instead, Rivers is expected to go back to coaching his son at St. Michael Catholic High School in Fairhope, Alabama. The New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks' matchup in Super Bowl LX is not only a rematch of Super Bowl XLIX from 2015, it's the most unlikely game when going by the odds. It's the first featuring two teams that entered the season with sixty to one odds, or sixty to one or worse odds to win it all. That's-- their, their combined forty-eight hundred to one odds for their, for this matchup tops the forty-five hundred to one odds for the Rams-Titans Super Bowl in 2000. The Indianapolis 500 will go to the dogs once again. The hot dogs, that is. The Weenie 500 will be staged on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 22nd to kick off the racing weekend. It will put-- it will pit Oscar Mayer's six Wienermobiles in a race around the famed track that will be aired live on Fox. Last year's event included the Oscar Mayer Wiener Theme Song sung in place of the national anthem, and fans were asked to place their hands over their stomachs instead of their hearts. That is it for your Shot Clock Sports Update right here on KBEAR 101. I'm gonna sound like a boomer right now, but whatever happened to physical tickets? Why can't we just get those anymore? Forget the trees, forget the environmental factor. I, I, I do miss overall physical tickets, and it would make concert ticket giveaways just that much easier. I mean, they could potentially get lost in the mail being shipped from wherever they're coming from. But at the same time, like, if we were to do a concert ticket giveaway, we get approved for twenty tickets to give away, like for Ghost, for example. All of a sudden, we get those at our front desk. I then, uh, have every winner pick them up here at the studio. That way, there's no need for Ticketmaster signups or SeatGeek signups, whatever it may be. I just, uh... I finally got access to those tickets for our winners who got, uh, tickets to go see Ghost live at the Delta Center, February 10th. It's coming up quick. You know, every single time I have to deal with Live Nation, it is a massive headache. I had to email them this morning, ask, "Hey, where are these Ghost tickets at?" They go, "Oh, well, the Delta Center only works with SeatGeek." So then I had to explain to all of our winners that, you know, you have to make a SeatGeek account, and you have to 

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accept them through there, not through Ticketmaster. It's a whole giant confusion, or just a whole giant headache, and it's super, super annoying. Can we please, please go back to the old-fashioned way? It's Peaches Pit Party right here on KBEAR 101, and, uh, earlier this morning, I was, uh, chatting with Victor and, and Jade in the studio. I was mentioning how, you know, Lieutenant Crane's episode of Family Feud is on, uh, this afternoon, coming up as... coming up quick, as a matter of fact, too. [chuckles] I believe it's at four, if I'm not mistaken. But I might just, uh, I don't know, catch the rerun of it if it goes on streaming, which I don't know if Family Feud even does. Um, I was trying to look that up last night when I realized, oh, yeah, Lieutenant Crane is going to be on Family Feud. You know, they recorded this, like, back during the summertime of last year, and we were-- back then, we were like, "January of 2026? That's so far ahead!" And look, look where we're at now, January 27th, and the day is here. We tried setting up a whole watch party. I think that just kind of fell through the cracks. So yeah, Lieutenant Crane and his family, their episode of Family Feud set to be on this afternoon or evening. I think it's supposed to be at four, but, I mean, uh, there, there are so many different ways to watch things now, it is absolutely confusing. I, I was trying to look up, uh, where can you stream Family Feud? It gave me, like, Philo TV, Pluto TV, uh, Amazon Prime. It gave me a whole, like... Every single subscription service that you can have, it told me you can find it on there, and-... I, I tried looking it up on there, and sure enough, they're not on there. So it's just-- Can we just get a clear answer? It is so utterly frustrating, and I don't want to spend money on cable. I don't want to spend actually any money on, uh, any subscriptions. I, I feel, I feel like if it's on a free TV subscription, like on one of those, like, one of-- what was that thing called? Is it Pluto TV, the one that's free, and you can watch pretty much anything on there for free? If it's on there, cool, but if not, maybe I can find clips of it on, on YouTube. I, I, I don't know. I'll have to find out where exactly I can get the episode, and if I can get it, I'll, uh, make sure to share how in the, uh, KBEAR one-oh-one Idaho Rock and Metal Facebook group, or I'll just talk about it on the air here. [whooshing] Just recently, uh, my girlfriend and I watched, uh, all three Back to the Future movies. Um, either... Neither of us have ever seen, um, them all the way through, so we just sat down and had a marathon. Well, not necessarily a full-on marathon of all three movies in one night. We, uh, watched the movies, like, watched the movie on Monday, watched the second movie on Tuesday, and then watched the third movie on Wednesday type of thing, and we, we finished all three of them. They're, they're fantastic. It's a great trilogy. Back to the Future, definitely a classic, classic series, one of the best of all time. Uh, the guy who plays Biff Tannen, Tom Wilson, um, after more than forty years, [chuckles] more than forty years after Tom Wilson first portrayed Biff, um, he reveals, uh, now that he's like: "Hey, I'm no longer going to call you Butthead. I'm also not going to knock you on the head." Uh, [laughing] he, he said, "Everyone wants me to push their nephew around," and he's just tired of doing it, and he's done. So, I mean, you can just get a, a regular picture with Biff. [chuckles] It, it reminded me of, uh, those videos that I've seen online of these grown men going to wrestling conventions, and they'll go up to, like, a, a superstar like Kane, for example, and you'll see a grown man ask Kane, "Hey, can you choke me for the photo?" And so Kane is like: "Yeah, sure," and he's kind of awkwardly out by it, but you'll see him put his hand ar- around the dude's neck, and the other dude's supposed to be, like, in fear, you know? It would be so awkward to walk up to one of those guys and just ask for that. I mean, really, just get the, get the regular picture. I mean, the... I, I, I feel like Tom Wilson, you know, for forty years, forty years it's been since Back to the Future has come out. Uh, I, I, I would be sick and tired of getting the same old requests, too. But, uh, yeah, yeah, I just wanted to talk about that. Anyway, [chuckles] Black Veil Brides, it's "Certainty" on Peach's Pit Party. [whooshing] If there's one thing I hate is when I have to learn, like, some complex board game or card game. Like, I, I think somebody tried showing me how to play Yu-Gi-Oh! back in elementary school, and I sat there with that, you know, monkey in my head, hitting the symbols. You know, the whole thing, right? Well, Magic: The Gathering, I feel like is a whole lot more difficult compared to Yu-Gi-Oh! Well, Hasbro is being sued for printing too many Magic: The Gathering cards. A lawsuit alleging that Hasbro misled investors by overprinting these Magic: The Gathering cards, subsequently damaging the health of the card game, has been filed by shareholders of the company. Wow! I mean, I, I... Magic: The Gathering, I would still like to learn at some point, but do I really want to sit down a- after work, after my brain's been melted from all the stuff here and having to do all this stuff behind the scenes here? Do I really want to go back home and learn a whole card game? I feel like I need to just have a week off and learn how to play Magic: The Gathering. It's Hardy right now with Jim Bob on KBEAR one-oh-one. [whooshing] "Youngblood" with The Smashing Pumpkins, "Zombie." It's KBEAR one-oh-one. I talked about this, uh, in particular on the noon hour of Madness and Mayhem, but I also wanted to mention it here just in case you weren't listening earlier today, which also, by the way, you can find the previous episodes of the noon hour of Madness and Mayhem available on demand wherever you get your podcasts. Just wanted to throw that out there. You can find them on Spotify, Apple, even our YouTube: KBEAR one-oh-one RMG. Now, I've been [chuckles] getting this group popping up on my Facebook feed. My... I, I think I mentioned on the show about how my dad has been getting these, uh, Idaho singles posts popping up, just because I think my dad talks about Idaho a lot. You know, how our, our, how our phones are always listening. Um, he keeps getting these Idaho singles posts, and so sometimes he'll jokingly go up to my mom and be like: "Wait, what do you think of this person?" You know, and just, it's funny. But I'm getting posts from BYUI students. This one particular, uh, BYUI students' Rexburg group, and I, I'm assuming there's some sort of date night event going on this, uh, this Friday. Everyone keeps posting in there, "Hey, I'm so-and-so. I'm looking for a date for date night this Friday," and then they go on to say some facts about themselves, like, "I'm twenty-two, love reading, doing puzzles, playing board and card games, et cetera." And everybody in those comments is not taking it seriously. They're saying things like, "This one time, I sprained my ankle. I didn't know I would-- how I would get to class. Samantha offered to give me a piggyback ride uphill both ways. She even fought off two lions, three bears, and a wild axolotl to get me there on time. Can confirm she's a good person." They've been doing that for every single person who's been [chuckles] making posts like this. I mean, good for them. I'm glad to see the internet coming together for once rather than, you know, just insulting this type of... th- these people for no reason. [whooshing] Now, listen, I know this is not our usual giveaway, but I do want to talk about it, b- just because it helps, uh, get you to a concert. I mean, you might as well go to a live show, right? Even though it is in Salt Lake City. Still, you want to go see some live music, and this one is happening April 7th. I'm talking about Devo, live at The Complex in Salt Lake City. I believe they're in the... They're at The Rockwell. I don't know which room that is. Uh, I know that The Complex has The Grand and The Rockwell. I think, well, I think it's utterly- it's even more confusing because [chuckles] I think The Grand, which you would think would be the bigger room, is the smaller room. I, I, I, I truly do not know....All right, I just know they're gonna be at the Complex on Tuesday, April 7th, and if you want to win tickets to go see Devo as part of the Mutate Don't Stagnate Tour, you can sign up within the apps right now, the KBear app, the Alt app, the Cannonball 101 app. If you want some, uh, '80s classics, sign up, fill out those forms once on each app, and boom, you're entered in to win. This Friday, I'll be drawing winners and then sending out those tickets to the proper people. All right, let's move on to some Avenged Sevenfold. It's Magic on KBear 101. [whooshing sound] A first date in Englewood, Florida. Is it Englewood or is it Inglewood, but spelt with an E? Well, anyway, a first date in either Engle or Inglewood, Florida, took a bad turn last week. A guy took his date out for donuts, ended up in jail. Uh, Landon Morris was taken into custody after witnesses reported a, a gray Corvette doing donuts in the parking lot of the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses. [chuckles] Callers described the, uh, car tearing across the lot at a high speed, kicking up, uh, thick blue smoke, leaving tire marks behind. At one point, the smoke was so heavy the Corvette disappeared from view. Nearby residents said the noise sounded like a heavily modified engine echoing through the neighborhood. Now, do... Are, are, are women usually impressed by this? I feel like they're not. I feel like when you see one of those, uh, d-bags with a lifted truck blasting the black smoke, nobody likes that. Nobody thinks, "Oh, he's so hot for doing that," right? No, they think, "Wow, what a jerk." [chuckles] When deputies arrived at the scene, Landon Morris reportedly told them he had driven all the way from Orlando to meet a woman for their first date. According to officials, the passenger admitted she encouraged, she encouraged him to do the donuts to impress her, and apologized for it. Okay, now look, look, there's the one case where the girl's like, "Okay, maybe we should, uh, you know..." [stammers] I mean, who knows? The Corvette's nice and all, but, I mean... Ah, forget it. Never mind. Hopefully, she's impressed by guys who go to jail, because that's where Morris ended up, charged with racing. Something tells me there's not gonna be a second date. That's today's What the Headline right here on KBear 101. [whooshing sound] "When is Slipknot going to release something new?" When are they gonna do anything? I, I, th- aren't they in the middle of, like, some sort of lawsuit, or... I think that ended now. I think I saw the headline that that whole thing ended, that they were suing the guy who owns slipknot.com, but then they dropped it. I'm not exactly sure, but I know there's no new music from them in the near future, unfortunately. We are expected to get a new Motionless in White track tomorrow, which is quite cool. I'll be playing that for It's So New, and then a, uh, big single from another band that I don't think I can name on the air, but it's been talked about online. It's one of those weird things where, like, uh, Victor didn't name the band, so I'm not going to, 'cause I don't want to be in trouble, that type of thing. I did want to talk about the, uh, concert calendar right now. That's always available to you at riverbendmediagroup.com/calendar. You can also find the shortcut to it via the KBear 101 app. Click on Concert Calendar right there on the menu, takes you directly to it. Well, got announced today, uh, Black Veil Brides, they announced a spring tour, starts, uh, April 25th in Riverside, California. Um, they're gonna have From Ashes to New, TX2, and As December Falls on board as, uh, opening acts. I believe it's April 30th, they're gonna be at The Union in Salt Lake City. You can find the correct date and venue on that whole thing as well. Um, this band, uh, is bringing their Normal Isn't tour, um, to the... one of the arenas in Salt Lake City. I can't remember the name of it right now, but it's gonna be on Cinco de Mayo. I'm talking about Puscifer. Here's their latest track, "Self Evident." [whooshing sound] You know, sometimes I like to listen to other radio shows and hear what they have to say, hear what they talk about on the program, and I was listening to our friends at 100.3 The X over in Boise, Big Jay and Nick, awesome dudes over there, super, super nice guys. Um, they were talking about the Pro Bowl and how stupid and useless the Pro Bowl actually is, and I have to agree with them 100%. I, I also think All-Star Weekend has run its course. I think R- All-Star Weekend in all sports, it's, it's not necessarily needed anymore. They don't try. There's no cash prize for the players. They're too busy being worried about getting hurt, no matter what the sport is. Uh, why do we need it? NBA All-Star Weekend, I mean, it is kind of fun with the Three-Point Contest, the Dunk Contest, and, like, maybe the Celebrity Game, but you don't really need to have the full-on All-Star Game when the score is 208 to 195. I- i- it's quite silly. [chuckles] There's, there's really no point, 'cause they don't play defense. They're just showing off their skills, like, "Yep, I make millions of dollars, and I'm barely even trying." The whole league is pretty much like that with the NBA now, which is why I kind of stopped watching basketball altogether. I feel like LeBron James deserves an asterisk next to his name, just because he's playing in the softest era of basketball we have ever seen. It's borderline WWE entertainment, you know? Wrestling, at least the, uh... It's painful, like, it's painful for those wrestlers to put on a show, and it's scripted and all that, but it- I feel like most sports nowadays, they're entirely scripted. J- like the football playoffs, like, it feels like, to me, it's what, whatever the, the league wants, boom, then sure enough, those two teams make it to the Super Bowl. Like, the Seahawks and Rams game went down to the wire, Seahawks come out on top. Then you have the Patriots versus Seahawks Super Bowl. I guess that's what the league wanted, right? I don't know. I feel like those conspiracy theories about sports being scripted, I, I feel like those are somewhat true, e- especially when it comes to the playoffs and those are the biggest games, the Super Bowl, the biggest moneymaker in sports. [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.