Peaches gets sauced—literally. This wild ride of an episode kicks off with fire sauce in the eye and only gets hotter from there. Join Peaches (a.k.a. Brendan Peach) as he tackles everything from first-world fast food injuries to the strange satisfaction of finally buying stuff your childhood self couldn’t have.

He covers the chaos of Idaho Gives, National Salad Month (yes, really), and the questionable joys of No Mow May. You’ll hear Peaches’ uncensored takes on pet cremation scandals, sports injuries, the absurdity of HOA complaints, and what happens when DJ party vibes collide with screaming small talk at the bar.

Joined by Viktor from KBEAR 101, this episode also dips into the absurd celebration of Naked Gardening Day, the struggle to afford an air conditioner, and awkward bar moments in Idaho Falls. With off-the-wall commentary, listener call-ins, and just the right balance of ridiculousness and realness, this is Peaches Pit Party in full form—unfiltered, unpredictable, and unforgettable.

Plus: karaoke culture, cereal elitism, childhood toy revenge, terrible salads, scam paranoia, and the one word that proves someone is lying.

Peaches sits down with Rory Rodriguez, the powerhouse frontman of Dayseeker, for an unfiltered and deeply human conversation. Rory opens up about fatherhood, grief, creativity, and the evolving identity of Dayseeker—from the atmospheric melancholy of Dark Sun to the heavier, genre-blending sound of their latest single Pale Moonlight.

You’ll hear raw insights into the personal losses that inspired Dayseeker’s most vulnerable material, the emotional toll of reading online criticism, and how parenthood both softens and sharpens Rory’s songwriting. From the influence of ‘80s synths to the internal debate over pleasing fans versus staying true to their sound, Rory shares how Dayseeker balances emotional weight with artistic reinvention.

Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Dayseeker, this episode delivers a powerful reminder: behind the music are real people navigating love, loss, legacy, and late-night recording sessions with everything on the line.

In this wide-ranging and totally unpredictable episode of Peaches Pit Party, Peaches brings the energy straight out of the gate with another Secret Sound guess that misses the mark—$751 still on the table for someone brave enough to guess correctly. From there, the show dives into the absurd and hilarious, with a woman cracking open a can of tuna during a Broadway show, a Florida woman fighting off a bear with cookies to save her chihuahua, and a deep dive into the dumbest reasons people have become famous. Peaches shares his total meltdown over Adobe Premiere while editing his long-awaited interview with Dayseeker’s Rory Rodriguez, and even ponders a world where marriages are structured like NBA contracts. There’s also a wild debate about whether 100 men could beat a single gorilla in hand-to-hand combat, some pointed thoughts about tinned fish charcuterie boards, and a roundup of movies that psychologically wrecked people for days. From social commentary to chaotic voicemail rants, this episode is classic Peaches—off-the-cuff, sharp-tongued, and unapologetically real.

In this wild ride of an episode, Peaches Pit Party dives headfirst into $651 worth of wrong answers, overscented bakery bans, and a beach evacuated by a can of weaponized fart spray. Peaches calls up die-hard listeners Kylie and Terrence to take on the KBEAR Secret Sound challenge — spoiler alert: it’s not a cat sniffing a microphone or a phone being hung up. Plus, get behind-the-scenes tea on the almost-missed Dayseeker interview, a hilarious rundown of first-world problems, Uber ratings shame, NASCAR news, and the unforgettable “To Peaches Their Own” segment, where listeners call in with phrases that have stuck with them for life. It's chaotic, honest, and full of those oddball moments only Peaches Pit Party can deliver.

Today on Peach's Pit Party, Peaches tries to recover from a weekend that somehow included a Tom Segura show, drunk strangers high-fiving themselves, and video evidence of his lonely row captured by coworkers from across a massive venue. Plus, we dive into TikTok's latest therapy trend: Rejection Cakes (because getting ghosted by Harvard tastes better with chocolate frosting).

But wait—there’s more: a Disney employee decided to rage-quit life by hacking menu servers, a woman found a live baby snake in her margarita (and still had to pay for the chips), and Peaches debates why the brainwashing around baggy jeans, weddings, and expensive funerals might actually make sense if you're confused enough.

Also on tap: the secret to free hotel breakfasts, why you should act lost and dumb when paying bills, and the insane boat crash that looked more like a paper airplane contest gone wrong. Toss in NFL draft drama, a record-breaking 464-pound football player, and Peaches almost accidentally committing a federal crime at 35,000 feet.

All this madness, plus updates on the upcoming Dayseeker interview, Idaho Gives, and how many fake snakes it would take to ruin Victor's morning show. Buckle up—this one’s got more twists than a margarita straw wrapped in a ceiling snake.

This episode is an absolute fever dream you won’t want to miss. Peaches rants and raves about everything from why grocery shopping with retirees is elite, to plotting a golden 29th birthday extravaganza. We take a wild detour through why touring a jail is suddenly a tourist attraction, interior designers waging war on your family photos, and the scandalous truth behind mirrors (spoiler: they’re emotional landmines).

Then, it’s a full roast session on the internet’s laziest haters laugh-reacting to Ghost and Sleep Token posts, a breakdown of NFL Draft drama no one asked for, and a conspiracy theory about Ryan Seacrest standing on an apple crate. We talk cocaine at Disney World (yep, that's a thing), ants taking over a Pennsylvania high school, and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame proving once again they’re out of touch.

PLUS: Peaches debates whether using AI to handle annoying conversations is genius or evil. Spoiler: it’s genius.

Prepare to laugh, rage, and second-guess your life choices alongside Peaches. Press play now, because you're already late.

Peaches is back from California with stories that are loud, proud, and slightly overheated. This episode of Peaches Pit Party unpacks the emotional chaos of nearly missing an AC/DC show, the outrageous parking prices at the Rose Bowl, and the bittersweet joy of buying the world's most overpriced concert poster. We dive headfirst into the slow-motion experience that was Thunderstruck live, compare modern wrestling to a four-hour ad reel, and relive the horror of watching out-of-shape fans attempt to run up a down escalator.

Peaches also vents about woodpecker-induced vehicular assault in Massachusetts, gives his takes on the NFL Draft and Ghost’s album drop, and yes—he does finally get a new water cooler. Along the way: TikTok astrologers get arrested, listeners roast mid-tier foods, and Victor continues to be the station’s lovable menace. This episode is stuffed fuller than a bison selfie tourist’s hospital bill. Don’t miss it.

Peaches is officially headed home for ACDC at the Rose Bowl, but not before one final, loaded episode of Peaches Pit Party. There’s stress. There’s snacks. There’s scalding takes on chip flavors, Walmart wings, and karaoke-enabled TVs.

In this pre-vacation blowout:

• Secret Sound is officially BACK starting Monday with Viktor, who will reveal the times to play each day at 7:05 AM
• Peaches reflects on what might be the worst airport timing ever — a plane crash literally shuts down the Idaho Falls runway days before he leaves
• Listeners call in for To Peach Their Own: “What’s something you’ll never mess with again now that you know better?”
  Popular answers: Ouija boards, bison at national parks, extremely hot peppers, and… horses
• A Florida man named Speedy Gonzales steals $20K in Walmart goods using trash cans — because of course he does
• Upstairs neighbors are mostly fine now, but Peaches might become the loud neighbor once Samsung’s karaoke feature hits smart TVs in 2025
• The Lay’s “Do Us A Flavor” finalists are here: Bacon Grilled Cheese, Valentina & Lime, and Korean Fried Chicken (Peaches is all in on that last one)

Also:

• A single-engine plane crash triggers airport chaos, but no one was hurt — just flight panic for everyone flying out soon (aka Peaches)
• Peaches debates whether to drop $75 on ACDC tour merch and whether he can fit it all in a backpack for the flight home
• MLB players are living weird lives:
  • Cody Bellinger swears off wings for five years after food poisoning
  • Austin Wells is now ranking breakfast burritos at every stadium
  • The Pittsburgh Pirates removed tribute bricks and dumped them in a recycling yard — fans are understandably furious
• Shoutout to New York’s “chicken jockey” merch trend and the zombie-on-a-chicken Etsy boom thanks to Minecraft movie hype
• A man in China keeps getting evicted because his apartment pet is… a buffalo calf named Bull Demon King
• Peaches prepares for Coachella-adjacent chaos — yes, Weezer is still playing after their bassist’s wife was involved in a literal LAPD standoff
• And Gen Z’s war on office dress codes continues: sweats are the new business casual, and Peaches is ready to join the revolution