Episode

Ep. 227 - Viktor Fake-Cries on Facebook for Scientific Research - 07/15/2026

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Noon Hour Of Madness & Mayhem
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Jul 21, 2026
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1292
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Summary

This episode starts with Peaches and Viktor diving into the internet meltdown over Tom Segura and Christina P's reported split, wondering whether it's real or just another publicity stunt before wandering into Jelly Roll, Charlie Crockett, Twin Temple, Ghost, Jack White, Christian rock, and why pretending you had no idea who your opening act was isn't exactly fooling anybody. Then things somehow escalate into Viktor calling former KBEAR personality Piper and leaving one of the greatest unsolicited voicemail messages ever recorded, politely informing her to prepare the guest room, stock up on seltzer water and beef sticks, and expect an invasion if everyone decides to fly across the country for an Acid Bath show. The second half completely derails when the guys poke fun at dramatic "crying selfie" social media posts, leading Viktor to willingly recreate one with a Snapchat crying filter to see whether Facebook would shower him with sympathy. While the comments start rolling in, they swap stories about AI romance scams, older guys flirting with fake profiles, accidental birthday wishes to strangers (including a stripper named Ginger), mental health, counseling, and the strange corners of Facebook that somehow keep getting stranger. If you enjoy hearing two lifelong radio friends take one ordinary topic and send it in six completely unexpected directions while laughing the entire time, this is an episode you'll want to stick with from beginning to end.