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In this episode of The Noon Hour of Madness and Mayhem Powered by Jalisco's, Peaches and Viktor go underground—literally—with a deep dive into conspiracy theories about hidden tunnels beneath Los Angeles. Are A-listers like Will Smith and Jerry Seinfeld secretly dodging traffic through subterranean Starbucks? Spoiler: probably not.
The conversation then shifts to the smells that define cities, including why LA's subway might not be the magical escape you'd hoped for. Peaches and Viktor also dig into a new wave of body shaming—this time aimed at a rumored GTA 6 character.
Finally, the duo defends the honor of modern radio against critics who claim its glory days ended in 2011. From KBear's superior rock playlist to the hilariously hypocritical ads on YouTube, they make their case loud and clear: Radio isn’t dead—it just smells better than the LA subway.
🎙️🚇 A laugh-out-loud episode packed with conspiracies, nostalgia, and a surprising amount of conversation about smells.
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