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!

In this episode of The Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem, Peaches, Viktor Wilt, and Josh Tyler dive into some of the most ridiculous conversations yet. Would you get a radio station’s call letters tattooed on your forehead for $250,000? Peaches says yes—but how low is he really willing to go? Meanwhile, a scandal unfolds as Josh calls out Peaches for his questionable dishwashing skills. Is the office communal mug now a biohazard? Plus, we break down the internet’s latest absurdity: crash videos remixed with EDM drops, and the disturbing trend of people dunking their cat’s paws into drinking water. Chaos, comedy, and questionable choices await—tune in now!

Episode Highlights:

• The $250K forehead tattoo challenge – would you do it?
• Peaches’ dishwashing scandal: Did he just rinse and call it clean?
• The horrifying “cat foot wring-out” trend—why is this a thing?
• Viral car crash videos with EDM soundtracks: hilarious or horrifying?
• Is Peaches secretly spreading mono through the office?

In today’s Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem, Peaches and Viktor tackle life’s most ridiculous debates, including:

• Whether Peaches should send his mom flowers for Valentine’s Day or just Photoshop a face tattoo on himself as a gift.
• Why people are calling the front desk to complain about KBEAR’s playlist instead of just calling Peaches and Viktor directly.
• The dumbest, most overpriced celebrity homes and why rich people make terrible design choices.
• INL workers are being forced back to the office, and now Facebook thinks they’re buying up all the houses.
• The great “how many bathrooms does Bill Gates need?” discussion.
• Victor’s home is now a full-fledged rave, and his cats may never recover.
• The inevitable debate about whether old people need to retake their driver’s test (and why teenagers might actually be worse).
• If Peaches wins the lottery, what’s his first purchase? (Hint: Not Idaho real estate.)

If you like chaotic rants, dumb debates, and Peaches slowly losing his patience with people’s stupidity, this episode is for you.

In today’s Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem, Peaches and Viktor tackle the important issues in life, such as:

📉 How fast can a seemingly normal news article turn negative? (Spoiler: One comment.)

👴 Should old people retake their driver’s test? (And why teenagers might actually be worse.)

🌊 Polar plunges, dunk tanks, and why Peaches refuses to freeze his peaches off again.

🎇 Fourth of July plans, ruined by overly ambitious friends who don’t understand maps.

📢 Why Facebook comments are a cesspool of ignorance and whiny dudes.

🧔 Viktor thinks Peaches should ZZ Top his beard—Peaches strongly disagrees.

👀 Is Peaches’ mom ready for him to get a face tattoo? (Absolutely not.)

If you like chaotic rants, dumb debates, and Peaches slowly losing his patience with people’s stupidity, this is your episode.

In today’s Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem, Peaches and Viktor dive headfirst into the internet’s dumbest rabbit holes, including:

🚩 The biggest "nah, I’m out" dating moments, featuring one guy who got ranked against his date’s exes and another whose relationship literally crashed and burned to Iris by the Goo Goo Dolls.

🚴 Why bicycles are mysteriously missing from post-apocalyptic fiction (Mad Max on a penny-farthing needs to happen).

🐍 A scientific discovery that proves babies are fearless idiots with zero natural fear of snakes.

🐈 Why kicking your boyfriend’s cat is a guaranteed ticket to being single.

💨 Celebrating National Fart Day the only way we know how—by slapping the fart button like it owes us money.

👨‍🦲 The Blue Man Group are fake baldies, and we feel deeply betrayed.

If you like absurd debates, chaotic nonsense, and way too much thought put into dumb internet questions, this episode is for you.