
Ep. 61 - We’re Not Speed Dating—We’re Just Better at Radio - 07/15/2025
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Peaches and Viktor are back together and unhinged as ever, diving into the deep end of absurdity with a show that features viral TikTokers quitting their jobs, questionable age-gap dating drama, and a literal Excel spreadsheet being used to bill a girlfriend for their entire relationship.
You’ll also hear:
- Viktor and Peaches mocking a local morning show’s “Speed Dating” bit with the intensity of two jaded veterans who earned their radio stripes
- Why “radio voice” is a scam, and why yelling “Hey Pickheads!” in public should be a crime
- The duo’s version of Trash Talk Tuesday, where they roast local stations (lovingly… mostly)
- A heated breakdown of nude bowling protocols, the ethics of towel placement, and who’s responsible for plastic-wrapped chairs
- Weird state laws including “no swearing near corpses” and “don’t throw missiles at cars”
- A spontaneous tangent on middle school book covers, crusty textbooks, and whether fake mustaches should be illegal in California
Also:
- Pepe’s OnlyFans origin story prediction
- The haunting possibility of “Pepe’s Pit Party” becoming a rival podcast
- Peaches’ feud with the Shot Clock Sports Update (again)
- And a wild viral video of an Idaho cop destroying a basketball hoop during a layup
It’s petty. It’s personal. It’s possibly illegal in at least three states. It’s The Noon Hour of Madness & Mayhem at its most deliciously chaotic.
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