Peaches Pit Party from Monday, June 29th, 2026 goes completely off the rails after a discussion about German turns into discovering the many hilarious ways to say "diarrhea," a conversation that somehow keeps resurfacing throughout the entire show. Along the way, Peaches talks about his canceled Peaches Pit Party billboard, getting ready for the final Melaleuca Freedom Celebration at Snake River Landing, giving away Papa Roach tickets, the bizarre story of Aaron Lewis' new album artwork being shredded and used as packing material inside Taylor Swift merch boxes, sports headlines, his parents secretly buying a Blackstone after he moved out, continuing the apartment makeover with plans to display his signed Ice Nine Kills axe, South Carolina finally making pinball legal for kids again, whether Amazon drivers really have a reason to complain about heavy deliveries, why organized fireworks shows will always beat drone displays, things people assume are mandatory in life that actually aren't, concertgoers wearing adult diapers to avoid losing their spot, getting motivated to run by pretending to be Rocky, career advice for young listeners, a lawsuit against DraftKings over gambling addiction, donating to cancer research and the unsettling reminder taped to his refrigerator, plus why one friend can never finish a Grounded II session because he's constantly being summoned away to admire kittens. Check me out elsewhere! Facebook: facebook.com/brenden.peach • Instagram: instagram.com/brendenpeach • Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem - https://nhomam.transistor.fm/ • Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach - https://tbts.transistor.fm/ • Artist Interrogations Podcast - https://artistinterrogations.transistor.fm/

Peaches Pit Party from Friday, June 26th, 2026 is loaded with stories ranging from neighborhood fireworks snitches getting paid to turn people in before the Fourth of July to the things that seem like scams but are actually worth every penny, including direct flights, quality boots, and house cleaners. Peaches gives an honest update on the diet, why logging meals feels like a second full-time job, and why Taco Bell has officially become a cheat meal instead of a regular meal before sharing stories about missing California, debating whether buying a passport makes any sense, and trying to turn his apartment into something that doesn't look like a college dorm. There's also talk about Olympians finally getting paid, Linda Cohn signing off after 34 years at ESPN, Lionel Messi refusing to rule out another World Cup, the biggest lies society sold an entire generation, the final Melaleuca Freedom Celebration at Snake River Landing, Amazon Prime Day shopping struggles, a woman pulling a gun over a Taco Bell drive-thru wait, beaches with bacteria nobody wants to think about, why AI-written resumes are becoming a problem, and another ridiculous "Definitely Not A Bag Full Of Drugs" arrest. Then Jeff Moore joins the show as the conversation completely derails into making uncomfortable eye contact while eating cucumbers dipped in cottage cheese, apartment decorating ideas that somehow involve a signed battle axe, surviving Idaho summers without air conditioning, and wondering why nobody woke up the poor grandma who fell asleep on a blazing hot metal pool chair. If you've ever questioned humanity, your own decorating skills, or whether cottage cheese can become a workplace HR issue, this episode has you covered.

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Peaches Pit Party from Thursday, June 25th, 2026 – Peaches debates whether buying a new bed frame is actually worth it before payday, then accidentally creates one of the most awkward break room moments imaginable by getting caught licking yogurt off the lid of a container. That somehow spirals into an even dumber conversation after a professor claims smearing Greek yogurt all over your windows can cool your house, leading to an extended debate about rotten yogurt, confused neighbors, and whether Jeff would wake up to find his apartment coated in dairy overnight. Along the way, the guys laugh about broken studio microphones, bizarre office mishaps, concert memories, weight-loss progress, and why New York somehow celebrated putting toilet seats back into subway bathrooms. Plus: the strangest things people have witnessed on airplanes, mutant poison-resistant rats, Oakland businesses actually missing crime, the world's loudest shout, NFL players wanting grass fields, mandatory tipping complaints from World Cup visitors, cities people never want to visit again, sports updates, concert ticket giveaways, and this week's Hire East Idaho Job of the Week. Check me out elsewhere! Facebook: facebook.com/brenden.peach | Instagram: instagram.com/brendenpeach | Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem: https://nhomam.transistor.fm/ | Talking Between The Songs with Brenden Peach: https://tbts.transistor.fm/ | Artist Interrogations Podcast: https://artistinterrogations.transistor.fm/