In this episode of the Jason and Mindy podcast, the hosts discuss various topics including corn on the cob day, making life beautiful day, Jacques Cousteau, German chocolate cake, and King Kamehameha. They also talk about Jelly Roll's success on the country music charts, Ed Sheeran's lack of a cell phone, and Facebook's attempt to appeal to Gen Z. They share birthdays and entertainment news, and Mindy presents a segment on the least expensive things that have made a positive impact on people's lives. The episode concludes with a quiz and a quote about optimism and pessimism.

Corn on the cob was first cultivated in Mexico and spread around the world via European explorers.

Making Life Beautiful Day is a day dedicated to encouraging and celebrating those who are making life beautiful.

Jacques Cousteau's immense contributions to marine science and conservation are celebrated on Costo Day.

German Chocolate Cake is named after American Samuel German, not Germany.

King Kamehameha is honored on Kamehameha Day for unifying the Hawaiian islands.

Jelly Roll has achieved four number one hits in a row on Billboard's Country Airplay chart.

Ed Sheeran does not have a fully functioning cell phone and primarily uses email.

Facebook is trying to appeal to Gen Z by emphasizing utility over coolness and introducing features like short videos and a creator program.

Many adults struggle with learning new skills, with 24% lacking the skill of riding a bicycle.

The least expensive things that have made a positive impact on people's lives include a 10-foot iPhone cable, bedsheet straps, chip clips, power strips, and a wooden back scratcher.

97% of people will write their name when trying out a new pen.

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