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(airdate: 8.19.26) Columbia House is officially closing, meaning an entire generation can finally stop worrying that somebody's coming to collect payment for those 12 CDs they got for a penny. We reveal the NFL's most passionate fanbases, while fans of the losing teams passionately demand a recount. Dolly Parton gives an update on her health after missing the opening of Dollywood's newest attracti...

(airdate: 8.18.26) Foodborne illness outbreaks are keeping the CDC busy and making grocery shopping feel like culinary roulette. We look back at Gen X high school classes that have all but disappeared, find out why experts are souring on the old-school BRAT diet, and decode Gen Z's latest insult: "larping." Plus, a new survey finds workers know outdoor lunch breaks make them happier but still refu...

(airdate: 8.17.26) Disney unloads the goodie bag with the biggest D23 announcements , and we investigate the rudest things people do at self-checkout. Science says your dating profile bio may be revealing more about your romantic intentions than you realize, while a California man gets his stolen 1971 Chevy Chevelle back after 33 years . Plus, the MLB All-Star Game is returning to San Francisco's...

(airdate: 8.14.26) Grandma's airfare suddenly skyrockets after United learns her age, social media officially becomes America's favorite cookbook, and we look at the signs the universe may be desperately trying to tell you that you've found your soulmate. Plus, parents are shelling out as much as $10,000 a year for youth club sports. We've also got AI Dad Jokes: Back-to-School Edition, F My Life F...

(airdate: 8.13.26) Is retirement becoming a thing of the past? We look at why more Americans expect to work for the rest of their lives. A Texas high school teacher breaks down after discovering some of his seniors struggle to read and write, Disney World guests are upset because new high-tech trash cans can't double as lunch tables, and the internet debates whether your first date should pay for...

(airdate: 8.12.26) It's Middle Child Day , so we're celebrating pop culture's most famous forgotten siblings and asking whether Jan Brady was right all along. We dig into micro-cheating and the little relationship behaviors that may cross the line, plus why location sharing has gone from handy safety feature to "Why were you at Target for 47 minutes?" Also today: Toyota recalls more than 655,000 C...

(airdate: 8.11.26) Are your polite work emails quietly killing your chances at a promotion? We've got the phrases that may be making you sound less confident. A Maryland man trusts his gut and turns a random scratch-off into $100,000, while Gen Z may have figured out the ultimate smartphone life hack: leave the thing on Do Not Disturb ALL DAY. Plus, it's Yes or B.S.? Back-to-School Edition, with f...

(airdate: 8.10.26) It's National S'mores Day, and we're celebrating with graham crackers, chocolate, marshmallows and the realization that camping food is basically dessert with mosquitoes. We've also got concerns that your robot vacuum may be mapping more than just the crumbs under your couch, plus college students worried about an AI-powered "job apocalypse" who are fighting back by learning to...

(airdate: 8.7.26) Are you hydrating all wrong? We dive into why experts say  sipping beats chugging when it comes to getting the most out of your water. Then, has online dating ruined the classic meet-cute , and are our brains really getting worse, or just adapting to life in the digital age? Plus, we unpack the newest relationship buzzword, "mankeeping," and why therapists say it can lead to burn...

(Airdate: 8.6.26) The gang celebrates National Wiggle Your Toes Day with toe trivia, questionable foot science, and plenty of laughs. Plus, parents say digital literacy lessons should start before kindergarten, researchers discover a surprising new potential health benefit for Viagra, and McDonald's admits too many value deals may have actually confused customers instead of bringing them in. Also...

(airdate: 8.5.26) Can your job keep you awake even when you're asleep? We break down a new study linking work stress to poor sleep, reveal the older-generation phrases that make Gen Z instantly roll their eyes, and explore the growing world of AI face licensing, where your selfie could become someone else's TV star. Plus, learn the six biggest red flags that scream "tourist trap restaurant," why o...

(Airdate: 8.4.26) Today on the show: We're digging into America's best state fair foods, the old-school manners Gen Z says are unnecessary, and the CEO apologizing after asking job applicants to get tattoos. We'll also talk about Myspace's surprising comeback, Starbucks kicking off pumpkin spice season in August, and new research suggesting less protein may actually help you age better. Plus, it's...

(Airdate: 8.3.26) Heatwaves may be aging us faster than we thought, a new survey claims true love comes with a six-figure salary, and parents admit back-to-school season is taking a bigger toll on their mental health than they let on. We also look at humanoid robots that will clean your house, LinkedIn's new crackdown on AI-generated "slop," and why those expiration dates on your food may not mean...

(Airdate: 7.31.26) Should you really wait to pay off your credit card? We share the strategy experts say can actually help your credit score. Plus, when being "pushy" in a relationship is actually healthy, the body part that may reveal your age faster than your face, and the mystery behind Colonel Sanders' handwritten recipe notebook that just sold for $30,000. Also on today's show: AI Dad Jokes,...

(airdate: 7.30.26) Coffee prices aren't the only thing brewing as we look at the growing debate over CEO pay versus barista wages. We also reveal why attending weddings might be draining your bank account, whether eating the exact same meals every day is actually healthy, why grocery prices may never return to what they once were, and how fake AI health influencers are convincing people to buy que...

(airdate: 7.29.26) Airline travel chaos continues after storms and an American Airlines computer outage. We talk about the surprising things parents should never say to their teenagers, whether flirting with AI counts as cheating, why one writer wants everyone to party like it's 1996, and the management style that could stop employees from quietly quitting. Plus, Things You Didn't Know You Needed...

(airdate: 7.28.26) A nationwide T-Mobile and Verizon outage leaves thousands seeing "SOS" on their phones, why student loans are keeping many Americans from retiring, the surprising truth behind the Great Wealth Transfer, soaring gas prices are pushing more drivers to consider electric vehicles, gladiator sandals are marching back into fashion, and the simple two-finger trick for picking the perfe...

(airdate: 7.27.26) Legalized sports betting may be taking a bigger bite out of your wallet than you think, therapists explain why the youngest sibling often gets overlooked, and an upscale bakery is forced to defend itself after being accused of serving Costco croissants. We'll also look at whether prenups are really worth it, why millennials are falling back in love with minivans, and the incredi...

(airdate: 7.24.26) Smoke-filled skies, a massive egg recall, and Apple's new leasing program comes with a catch that could lock you out of your own apps. We also look at whether permanent Daylight Saving Time is about to run out of time in the Senate, and relationship experts explain the right way to try winning back an ex... without creating your own romantic disaster. Plus it's F My Life Friday,...

(airdate: 7.23.26) A dream cruise vacation turns into a painful medical emergency after a rope swing accident. We look at the surprising legal and financial pitfalls of living with your ex, why Gen Z is going into debt because they're too uncomfortable to ask friends to pay them back, and the landmark $1.5 billion AI copyright settlement that could reshape how artificial intelligence is trained. P...

(airdate: 7.22.26) Authorities are cracking down on illegal World Cup streaming, a self-proclaimed time traveler shares wild predictions for the year 2045, and the Yellowstone tourist tossed by a bison is finally back on his feet. We'll also tell you about a rare double sky show coming in August featuring a total solar eclipse and the Perseid meteor shower, why AI-equipped garbage trucks could soo...

(airdate: 7.21.26) Could you forgive a spouse who faked going to college for years? We dive into the shocking marriage deception that's getting everyone talking, plus why some behaviors that seem rude are actually healthy boundaries, what really happens when one partner suddenly becomes the family's top earner, and the everyday life skills younger generations are losing. We'll also cover Congress'...

(airdate: 7.20.26) Hollywood is quietly embracing AI, we uncover the surprising reason men's and women's shirts button on opposite sides, scientists predict what life could look like in the year 2100, restaurant workers reveal six dating red flags you should never ignore, and a new study says Baby Boomers are now the generation drinking the least. Plus, it's Monday, so we've got a brand-new Nerd N...

(airdate: 7.17.26) On today's show, we look back at the life lessons kids learned growing up in the '80s and '90s that many say are disappearing today. We also check out a new poll showing most Americans think grocery shopping has become downright unaffordable, and revisit the last time the U.S. tried permanent Daylight Saving Time... and why it was such a disaster. Plus it's  F My Life Friday , ...

(airdate: 7.16.26) Smoke from Canadian wildfires is creating unhealthy air for millions of Americans, parents reveal the growing stress of raising kids in the smartphone era, climate disasters are driving an alarming rise in child marriages across parts of Asia, a reformed burglar shares practical tips to avoid becoming a target, and relationship experts reveal four flirting techniques that actual...