This might be the most chaotic pre-Fourth of July episode ever. Peaches and Viktor go off the rails early—imagining a full-staff Squid Game-style showdown in the station, complete with Peaches towering over the sleeping bodies of co-workers and Viktor doing arts and crafts with marbles like it’s his last day on Earth.

From there, it only gets messier:

• A deep roast of the Life in Idaho Falls Facebook group, where “just Google it” becomes the official motto
• A passionate debate about burrito recommendations, ID photos with unblurred addresses, and whether Peaches is a known local fugitive
• The untimely resurrection of Bubba the Love Sponge, who is (allegedly) still doing “radio”
• Peaches' past life as “Mister In-N-Out”
• And one very confused listener who may or may not have signed Peaches up for 7-Eleven rewards in revenge

Also featured:

• PSA: Don’t hold fireworks
• A California fireworks warehouse explosion caught on video
• Roman candles + eyeballs = permanent regret
• Why Peaches should never play tug-of-war in Squid Game (unless you're on his team)

In short, this is what happens when a long weekend is approaching and nobody’s slept, everyone’s overworked, and the internet won’t stop making dumb people famous.

Peaches and Viktor dive headfirst into the uncanny valley in this Tuesday edition of The Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem, where they explore the rise—and possibly world takeover—of AI-generated music, featuring the suspiciously popular Spotify band Velvet Sundown.

Peaches and Viktor react in real time to the band’s oddly viral hit Dust on the Wind, share stats that should make real musicians weep, and rant about the shocking speed at which AI artists are outperforming legendary human ones—even Bill Murray (the musician, not the ghostbuster).

This episode also features:

• Viktor’s full breakdown of how real music is made in his band The Reptilians
• Peaches nearly defecting to the AI side for streaming royalties
• A dramatic spike in Velvet Sundown's monthly listeners—while they’re live on-air
• Predictions on when AI will crack into Top 40, country, and even your local station's playlist
• A comparison of Palaye Royale, Sleep Theory, and Scott Stapp with these mysterious robo-rockers
• And yes—someone did sign Viktor up for 7-Eleven rewards mid-show.

By the end, the guys are torn between mocking and admitting that yeah… Velvet Sundown kinda slaps.

Peaches and Viktor are back to wreak havoc on your eardrums with another deliciously derailed hour of The Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem! This time, they unpack the increasingly unhinged saga of Liver King challenging Joe Rogan to a shirtless, wet brawl, live from a steel colander shower. Seriously. You can't make this up.

From there, it’s a full-on mental slip-and-slide through topics like:

• Why skipping meals doesn’t make you deep—it makes you sad
• Viktor’s “one sad SpaghettiO per day” diet
• Unsolicited opinions about Poppy fans who are maybe too into Poppy
• Hilariously awkward Reddit relationship disasters
• How to tell if your wife is becoming a Karen (and what to do when she tries to report the neighbors for using water)
• …and what happens when you show up to a punk show in Nazi gear (spoiler: don’t)

Also: Viktor calls out his depression by name, Peaches fantasizes about feeding him a Taco Bell cheesy roll-up like a bird, and someone on the internet falls in love with a faceless man.

If you’re craving an hour of hot takes, cold SpaghettiOs, and mildly dangerous health advice from two guys who definitely aren't qualified, this one’s for you.

The Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem is officially BACK on demand... we hope! This time, Peaches and Viktor Wilt spiral into the Monday-est Monday of all time by dismantling America’s favorite cryptids, questioning whether Bigfoot is just Peaches on a hike, and considering if the Loch Ness Monster is really just an upside-down fish with an unfortunate silhouette.

They also ponder life’s deepest mysteries:

• Why did we stop making crop circles?
• Is it illegal to go to Walmart in just your undies?
• Can a fast food milkshake undo a 12-hour hike from heck?
• And is Idaho Falls being slowly conquered... by O'Reilly Auto Parts?

Peaches nearly commits a fashion crime during curbside pickup, Viktor volunteers to ghost hunt (again), and they both spiral into nostalgia over McDonald’s PlayPlaces and Wendy’s yellow packaging like two men staring into a greasy time machine.

Plus: the mystery of the giant flying radar orb in Indiana, square-shaped ice cream, and the Twin Falls Super Target that haunts Peaches' dreams.

If you’ve ever wanted to hear two grown men spiral from cryptozoology into tank tops and tighty whities in less than 60 minutes, this is the episode for you.

Peaches and Viktor return from podcast purgatory with a vengeance—and a studio full of chaos. In this long-awaited comeback episode of The Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem on KBEAR 101, the guys are joined by Kaitlyn Hart and Jordan from East Idaho News, who popped over (literally across the hall) to document what madness looks like in real-time. What starts as a media collab quickly devolves into a fever dream of shrimp cookies, kelp candy, and MrBeast chocolate hate crimes.

Then enters Tyson Chavis, the new ops assistant and emo archaeologist, who gets interrogated under studio spotlights about his roots in the local metal scene, his band Graveway, and why slicing your finger off with a mandolin is bad for guitarists. The conversation snowballs into hot dog eating challenges, haunted Idaho towns, and the traumatic glory of Pocatello high school reunions.

Also discussed:

• Who's the worst driver at East Idaho News?
• Did Jade Davis ever text people back in his Death in December days?
• Can Joey Chestnut be stopped? (Spoiler: No.)
• Why Twin Falls is Idaho's red flag.
• And why Viktor may or may not have thrown up in a hamster ball.

All this and so much more in the loudest, weirdest, and most kelp-flavored hour of radio you’ve heard all year.

Another wild ride on The Noon Hour of Madness and Mayhem as Peaches and Victor break down a list of the best and worst movies of all time—at least according to a podcast they’ve never actually listened to.

• Top 10 Movies That Actually Hold Up – Dazed and Confused, Pulp Fiction, and Back to the Future make the cut, but Peaches still hasn’t seen most of them.
• The Worst 10 Movies Ever? – Super Mario Bros (1993), Blank Check, and Surf Ninjas land at the bottom. But does GoldenEye really deserve to be on this list?
• Pet Peeves & Tiny Annoyances – Peaches is in a never-ending battle with his shower mat, while Victor just wants people to stop calling him from fake numbers.
• How Do You Clean a White Cat? – Someone online is determined to make their cat whiter, and Peaches and Victor have some helpful (terrible) advice.

Tune in for sarcastic movie takes, pop culture debates, and questionable pet care strategies!

Welcome to another chaotic edition of The Noon Hour of Madness and Mayhem, where Peaches and Victor break down the latest bizarre happenings in pop culture, music, and beyond.

• Swifties Take No Prisoners – NFL player CJ Gardner-Johnson made the mistake of calling Taylor Swift "not thick enough," and her fans retaliated in the most internet way possible—by review-bombing his mom’s restaurant.
• A Country Song About a T-Shirt – We analyze "GNR-T" by the Chris Godwin Band (not the football player), a song that takes the country music formula to new heights of predictability.
• Radio Nostalgia Gone Wrong – A viral Facebook post about bringing back Casey Kasem-style countdowns sparks a debate on why radio doesn’t sound like that anymore.
• The Jeep Factory Smearing Bandit – Someone in an Indiana engine plant is painting with questionable materials, and management is desperately trying to find them.

Plus, the usual sarcasm, tangents, and Victor plotting to delete Idaho from the U.S. map. Tune in for the madness!