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(airdate: 7.10.26) On today's show, we're talking about first dates. They are stressful enough without turning them into job interviews. We've got 11 daily habits of frugal people that can actually make a big difference, plus the wild story of an ex-wife who secretly tuned into her former husband's Ring camera for more than 700 hours. And it's our regular Friday fun! F My Life Friday, all-new A.I....

(airdate 2.9.26) Could your personality help you live to 100? We look at what centenarians in one of the world's Blue Zones have in common. Plus, Southwest starts an online turbulence storm over passengers who stand the second a plane lands, a dangerous TikTok trend has kids microwaving NeeDoh toys, and scientists explain how the sounds around you may change your perception of time. We also discov...

(airdate: 7.8.26) Today's show asks whether standing up every half hour could help you live longer, why Americans are begging Hollywood to make shorter movies, and why you should stock up on Forever Stamps before another price hike. We'll also tell you about the mom who literally slept through giving birth, revisit six old-school summer traditions Boomers say Gen Z should steal, and reveal the dre...

(airdate: 7.7.26) The World Cup is scoring more than goals as Tinder reports a huge spike in dating activity across host cities. Scientists discover a protein that could someday help people burn fat naturally without the downsides of today's weight-loss drugs, and a new AI-powered "electric nose" may soon save you from eating spoiled food. Plus, the surprising list of everyday annoyances that both...

(airdate: 7.5.26) We look at the relationship habits millennials may actually be getting right, why millions of Americans are finally getting a break from a deadly heat wave, and the everyday items in your wallet that could put you at greater risk for identity theft. We'll also explore what researchers say are the different types of romantics, and celebrate the incredible story of Disneyland welco...

(airdate: 7.1.86) Discover why World Cup visitors are falling in love with Buc-ee's and America's friendliest cities, why more people are chasing passive income, and what a new study says about why losing hurts more than winning feels good. We also look at how Ford learned AI still needs experienced humans, and how Stanford researchers built an AI-designed burger that can actually compete on taste...

(airdate: 6.30.26) Fire up the grill and maybe skip that second hot dog as we dive into new research on processed meats, plus a new study says Ozempic may be protecting hearts along with waistlines. We've also got a look at why millennials may have figured out relationships better than previous generations, America's favorite inventions and foods as the nation gets ready for its 250th birthday, an...

(airdate: 6.29.26) What do World Cup visitors really think about everyday America? We cover that, why procrastinating at work may actually be anxiety, and the dangerous heat wave baking more than half the country. Plus, Gen X shares the classic movies they say couldn't be made today, Alan Jackson takes his final bow on his farewell tour, and why Millennials keep getting blamed for just about every...

(airdate: 6.26.26) Happy Birthday, JVC! We celebrate John's big day while digging into a study linking long-term melatonin use to heart health concerns, why AI is making your next laptop and game console more expensive, and the latest survey on which news sources Americans trust the most. Plus, the Starbucks customer whose stutter accidentally became his name, F My Life Friday, birthday editions o...

(airdate: 6.25.26) Toy butter is suddenly the hottest item in the toy aisle, scientists discover mushrooms that can make people see tiny people, and new research suggests your love of onions might reveal something about your future health. We also look at the hidden expenses that surprise parents, along with 10 warning signs that you may be dating a fake nice guy. It's This Is Why I'm Broke Thursd...

(airdate: 6.24.26) Could your couch be more dangerous than cigarettes? We look at the surprising new research on fitness and longevity, why TikTok may be making vaping look cooler than it should, and what happens when teens think Mom loves her phone more than them. We also discuss why terrible dad jokes might actually be good for your brain, how our priorities change as we age, and some of the str...

(airdate: 6.23.26) Dating experts say you may be stuck in a "maybelatership," product placement in movies is getting impossible to miss, and relationship experts claim old-fashioned romance habits still work. We talk about why more adults are moving back in with their parents, why attending weddings is becoming a luxury expense, and why Americans are drinking less beer than ever before. Plus, it's...

(airdate: 6.22.26) Summer travel is getting more expensive, but there are ways to beat the airport price tag. We learn how changing travel dates, packing your own snacks, and even shipping your luggage can save serious money. Plus, office friendships may be good for morale, but experts say they can also become career landmines if you're not careful. New research finds couples aren't nearly as alik...

(Airdate: 6.18.26) AI can now clone your voice well enough to fool your kids, a new Father's Day hotline lets children leave encouraging messages for Dad, and a growing number of people are discovering that turning off phone notifications may be the secret to a happier life. We also look at why electric bills are expected to hit record highs this summer, and how always needing to be right could be...

(airdate: 6.17.26) Japan is now selling cotton candy that looks like cat fur, we look at the states where fast food takes the biggest bite out of your paycheck and where it's surprisingly affordable, plus what you need to know before dating someone who's "practically divorced." A woman allegedly caught her boyfriend browsing Hinge thanks to a reflection in his Ray-Bans, Father's Day spending is ex...

(airdate: 6.16.26) Dark humor might actually be a sign of higher intelligence, scientists say. We'll talk about why some people seem destined to be the friend who always picks up the tab, whether it's okay to send food back at a restaurant, and the woman who sent a $100 Venmo request after getting stood up on a date. Plus, the internet is pan-frying Krispy Kreme doughnuts into crispy sugar bombs,...

(airdate: 6.15.26) The World Cup is here, but some stadium seats are staying home over ticket prices. We look at why a six-figure salary isn't what it used to be, how much money you'd need today to match your parents' lifestyle, and why smartphones may be contributing to lower birth rates. Plus, the surprisingly simple fan trick that can cool your house faster during summer heat, a look back at th...

(airdate: 6.12.26) World Cup fever officially arrives in America as Los Angeles hosts tonight's opener at the venue FIFA insists on calling Los Angeles Stadium instead of SoFi Stadium. The NBA Finals could wrap up tonight, while the Stanley Cup may be handed out on Sunday. We discuss why Americans are eating way more than they did in the 1970s, the seven hidden reasons some people refuse to admit...

(airdate: 6.11.26) The Knicks are one win away from their first championship in more than five decades after pulling off the largest comeback in NBA Finals history. Plus, a new dating term has everyone wondering if they're attracted to people or just the idea of people, an Amazon driver accidentally becomes a dog rescuer, and science finally weighs in on the great toilet paper debate. We also lear...

(airdate: 6.10.26) Dating apps have a new problem and it's called "kittenfishing." We'll explain why those little white lies on your profile may be sabotaging your love life. Plus, the garage sale treasures you should probably leave on the table, why your smartphone may be causing you to miss life's biggest moments, and the marriage rules younger generations are happily throwing out the window. We...

(airdate: 6.9.26) It's Donald Duck's 89th birthday, and we're celebrating with a look at why Disneyland's parking lots top out at a very specific 14 mph. We also dive into the six dating myths that may be keeping people single, why working from home could be making us lonelier than we realize, and the nine popular exercises doctors say may be quietly wrecking your spine. Plus, prepare for a dairy...

(Airdate: 6.8.26) Scientists say the snacks you crave after a few drinks may not be an accident, researchers are warning about "email apnea" from workplace stress, and a shortage of Scotch bonnet peppers could put a little less heat in your favorite foods. We'll also look at why hobbies may be better for your brain than endless scrolling, a new study linking strength training to a longer life, and...

(airdate: 6.5.26) It's National Donut Day, and we're celebrating the only holiday where eating a dozen pastries before noon is considered festive. Today, a pair of NBA fans discover a selfie with Victor Wembanyama can cost you a lifetime ban, a new travel trend encourages people to do absolutely nothing on vacation, and millennials may have old TV shows to thank for helping them spot fake news. Pl...

(airdate: 6.4.26) Sleep habits may be causing more relationship drama than you realize, plus new research finds people who feel older than their actual age tend to sleep worse and report poorer health. We also reveal the 10 little lies almost everyone tells, from "I got it on sale" to "I'm leaving now." It's National Cheese Day, so we've got 10 gloriously cheesy facts. Plus, what we're seeing onli...

(airdate: 6.3.26) Today, a legendary TV news institution finds itself in turmoil as longtime journalist Scott Pelley reportedly exits amid major changes behind the scenes. We'll also look at how Gen X somehow survived boredom before smartphones, why Americans keep buying shoes they regret, and the casino jackpot winner who may not get to keep a dime because she banned herself from gambling years a...