Totally Useless Information with Nick & Roy

What town sits smack-dab in the middle of the United States? Do mussels have feet? Why are all of the gondolas in Venice painted black? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick and Roy.

Who came up with the iconic catchphrase – 'Come on Down' on the Price is Right? What's a nurdle? Why do we say that we're as happy as a clam? Why not an oyster? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick and Roy.

What provocative invention is the latest must-have item at bachelorette parties?  What action is illegal in Switzerland after 11pm?  Why was NASCAR created?   Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.

How did Ray Charles learn how to play piano and read braille at the same time? What is the width of a lightning bolt? What stinky, yet excellent, excrement did the ancients use for birth control? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy. 

Does Barbie have a surname? How was the lint brush invented?  What horror film was the first to get nominated for an Oscar? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.  

What do sheep and billiard tables have in common? Does German cake really come from Germany? How did American soldiers use a popular children's toy on the battlefield? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick and Roy. Happy International Podcast Day! Thanks for listening.  

Do cows prefer to listen to rock or easy rock?  Can birds communicate with each other before they hatch?  What do women dream about that men don't? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick and Roy.

What do Nippleworts, Shaggy Soldiers and Sticky Willies have in common? Where is the SPAM capital of the world? Who was the first person to plunge into Niagara Falls in a barrel and survive? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.

Nick and Roy proudly present Season 5! How many squished grapes go into a typical bottle of wine? What famous singer was buried with a bottle of Jack Daniels? What do space suits and bras have in common? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.

Welcome to the "Summer Episodes"! It's your chance to listen back to your favorite episodes. Did Walt Disney create Mickey Mouse? Which two U.S. Presidents die within 5 hours of each other on the same day? Is your right lung lighter or heavier than your left? Listen, laugh, and learn. Join us next week as we launch Season 5!

Welcome to the "Summer Episodes", your chance to listen back to your favorite episodes. Is an open fly and an open zipper the same thing? If you order a "wet mystery" at a diner, what are you having for lunch? Why is the abbreviation for a prescription Rx? Listen, laugh, and learn.

Welcome to the "Summer Episodes", your chance to listen back to your favorite episodes. Why do certain songs give you goosebumps when you hear them? How many instruments did Prince play on his debut album? And what is a slippery dick?  Get your minds out of the gutter!  Listen, laugh, and learn.

Welcome to the "Summer Episodes", your chance to listen back to your favorite episodes. Where did the expression "it ain't over 'till the fat lady sings" come from? What type of dreams do you usually have while sleeping on your stomach? And what type of cutting-edge undergarment has Nick and Roy nearly peeing in their pants? Listen, laugh, and learn.

Why does 10:10 always appear on ads for clocks and watches?  Do plants respond when you talk to them? How helpful is your bare bottom when planting seeds in your garden?  Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy. Now on the iHeart Radio Network Saturdays from 12:00AM to 1:00AM .   Totally Useless Information (iheartradio.ca)

In this episode - How many pieces of wood are used to make an average violin? What Canadian astronaut recorded an album in space?  Did Barry Manilow really write " I Write the Songs "? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick & Roy.

In this episode- What is the name of the iconic song you hear when the Mr. Softee ice cream truck rolls down your street?  Why do late night snacks cause nightmares? Has it ever snowed in the Sahara? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.

In this episode- How loud do roosters crow? Were men's starched collars used as dangerous weapons?  Why was honey important to the pharaohs? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.

In this episode- Did a blind man really invent cruise control?  Did Toyota really start out as something other than a car company?  How many hours every year does the average person spend stuck in traffic? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy. .

In this episode: Are dolphins naturally right-handed? Do blue tulips exist? Why do prairie dogs smooch when they meet? Listen, laugh, and learn. .

In this week's episode- Why do certain songs give you goosebumps when you hear them? How many instruments did Prince play on his debut album? And what is a slippery dick? Get your minds out of the gutter!   Listen, laugh, and learn.

In this week's episode- Which countries do the best lovers come from? Is Rhode Island really an island? And, Roy shares useless information about his recent visit to The Big Easy. Listen, laugh, and learn.

In this episode- In what year did Olympic athletes compete naked? And why?  How many defects were allowed in new vehicles in the 1960's?  What was the fastest recorded speed that a ping pong ball travelled off a paddle? Listen, laugh, and learn.

In this episode- Can you teach a monkey to smoke in Indiana? Is it legal to hike naked in Switzerland? Do trees have genders? Listen, laugh, and learn.

In this episode, find out why baby elephants suck their trunks, who invented cruise control and what percentage of dogs sleep with their owners? Listen, laugh, and learn.

Nick and Roy take you down the garden path with a new topic. What type of tree gets hit with lightening the most? Why did Roman soldiers admire Gladiolas so much? Is it true that pine needles contain more vitamin C than a lemon? Listen, laugh, and learn.