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DaWack in da Morning – Monday, June 29, 2026

Good morning, degenerates, patriots, weirdos, and anyone currently pretending to work.

It’s DaWack in da Morning, live from the low-rent, sleazy and measly Ramin Jamin Nut Hut Studios — where common sense comes to die.

Today we celebrate National Camera Day (because your breakfast needs 14 filters), National Waffle Iron Day (burn your hand for breakfast), National Darts Day (drinking and sharp objects — brilliant), Hug Holiday, International Mud Day, and Take Your Kids to Work Day, which is really just “destroy Dad’s productivity” day.

Birthdays today:

We remember:

This Day in History — June 29th

🚂 1767 — The Townshend Acts pass and Britain taxes the colonies. America’s official “hell no” era begins.

⚰️ 1850 — Robert Peel dies after falling off his horse. Tough break... literally.

📻 1925 — Marvin Pipkin patents the frosted light bulb, helping humanity stop staring directly into the sun indoors.

🎬 1956 — The Conqueror premieres with John Wayne as Genghis Khan... and somehow nobody stopped it.

🏛️ 1972 — The Supreme Court hits pause on the death penalty in the historic Furman v. Georgia decision.

🍎 2007 — Apple iPhone launches and destroys boredom, eye contact, and bathroom privacy forever.

⚽ 2014 — Team USA advances in the World Cup after losing. The most American “we still win” moment ever.

🏀 2016 — Kevin Durant begins the move that shattered Oklahoma’s soul.

This Day in Music — DaWack Style

🎤 1969 — The Jimi Hendrix Experience plays its final show.

🎶 1974 — Sundown hits #1. Soft melody, creepy lyrics.

🕺 1985 — Dancing in the Street gets recorded by David Bowie and Mick Jagger.

🤘 1991 — Slave to the Grind by Skid Row debuts at #1.

😈 1999 — Slipknot drops and suburban moms everywhere got nervous.

🔥 2002 — Hot in Herre hits #1 and everybody starts undressing.

👑 2003 — Dangerously in Love launches Queen Bey’s solo takeover.

🦇 2013 — 13 gives Black Sabbath their first U.S. #1.

🚔 2022 — R. Kelly gets sentenced to 30 years. Turns out you can’t remix federal charges.

Also remembering Benny Mardones, who passed in 2020. His hit Into the Night haunted roller rinks and heartbreak radio for years.

Stupid News Roundup

DaWack One-Liner of the Day:

Horriblescopes

Aries: You’ll start three things and finish none.

Closing Thought:

That’s DaWack in da Morning.

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On today’s chaos:

🍫 DaWack Style Holidays & Celebrations

🎂 Celebrity Birthdays

🕯️ Remembering Those We Lost

📜 This Day in History

🎵 This Day in Music History

💿 Albums Spotlight

🔮 DaWack Horriblescopes

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Welcome back, DaWack Nation! Monday sucks, but at least we’re all suffering together.

On today’s episode:

🍩 DaWack Style Holidays & Things To Celebrate

🎂 Celebrity Birthdays 

💀 Celebrity Deaths 

🔮 Horriblescopes

📜 This Day in History

🎬 Movies Released on June 22

🎵 This Day in Music History (June 19 Throwback Edition)

🤪 DaWack’s Stupid News Roundup

Drug addict mice getting into police evidence

A monkey stealing coffee like a stressed-out intern

A town in Italy basically banning sickness

Phantom PlayStation games causing relationship drama

📻 Plus random rants, bad jokes, and the kind of nonsense that makes your commute slightly less painful.

New episodes every Monday & Friday

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It’s Friday, and DaWack is back with another overloaded trainwreck of comedy, history, weird news, and absolute nonsense.

Today we celebrate Juneteenth, honoring freedom, history, and firing up the grill like our ancestors intended. We also recognize Garfield Day, because hating Mondays and eating lasagna is basically a lifestyle at this point. Add in National Martini Day, Flip-Flop Day, and Take Back the Lunch Break Day, and you’ve got yourself a full-blown Friday.

In birthdays, DaWack gives love (and roasts) to Salman Rushdie, Phylicia Rashad, Ann Wilson, Paula Abdul, Boris Johnson, Zoë Saldaña, Dirk Nowitzki, and Macklemore.

We remember the legends we lost, including James Gandolfini, Anton Yelchin, and the unforgettable Koko.

History gets weird with Juneteenth, the first fingerprint murder conviction, the first Nickelodeon, Baby Jessica, the first iPhone hype, and more. Plus in music history, DaWack dives into The Rolling Stones, Carole King, Wings, Ricky Martin, and Taylor Swift.

DaWack’s Totally Unqualified Horoscopes return with cosmic nonsense, emotional damage, and Bluetooth socks.

In Stupid News:

Showbiz Buzz includes Tom Holland confirming his marriage to Zendaya, Corey Feldman hospitalized, and John Stamos opening up about heartbreak.

Music Notes feature Olivia Rodrigo, No Doubt, Bonnie Tyler, Bob Seger, Mick Jagger, Keith Urban, and Tim McGraw.

Also:

It’s history, music, laughs, weirdness, and a few fart sound effects... just another normal Friday.

🎙️ DaWack in Da Morning — where freedom rings, flip-flops slap, and common sense takes the day off.

Laziness Pays off Now

Get ready for another wildly wacky edition of DaWack in Da Morning as Zack Da Wack serves up a buffet of bizarre news, celebrity birthdays, music headlines, history, and completely unqualified horoscopes!

We're celebrating everything from National Peanut Butter Cookie Day and National Jerky Day to Superman Day, National Movie Night, and even Ghost in the Machine Day. If your computer crashes today, you officially have someone else to blame.

Birthday shout-outs to:

Plus, DaWack's signature birthday roast treatment for anyone brave enough to age publicly.

Remembering legends including:

A look back at the stars who took their final bow on June 12.

Today we revisit:

Featuring:

This week's insanity includes:

Because normal news is overrated.

Find out:

Learn why camping with kids is basically an endurance sport and discover the warning signs that you may not actually be a chef.

The stars predict:

"Hard work pays off in the future. Laziness pays off now."

Whether you're dodging AI water guns, celebrating Superman Day, searching for your phone while talking on it, or blaming ghosts for your Wi-Fi problems, remember: it's Friday. That's all the good news most of us need.

DaWack in Da Morning — Making questionable decisions sound like a lifestyle choice. 🎙️😆🦍

It’s Monday, June 8th, and DaWack Nation is waking up with holidays, headlines, Hollywood nonsense, stupid news, horoscopes, history, music, and just enough questionable decision-making to make Monday feel slightly less illegal.

On this episode, we celebrate World Oceans Day, National Best Friends Day, Jelly-Filled Doughnut Day, Upsy Daisy Day, and DaWack’s unofficial holiday of the day: National Don’t Make Me Adult Today Day.

We also blow out the candles for June 8th birthdays including Nancy Sinatra, Boz Scaggs, Bonnie Tyler, Keenen Ivory Wayans, Julianna Margulies, Ye, Tim Berners-Lee, and more.

Then we remember notable passings through the years, including Andrew Jackson, Abraham Maslow, Satchel Paige, and Anthony Bourdain.

Plus:

It’s history, holidays, headlines, horoscopes, and humans making choices that prove warning labels are still very necessary.

DaWack in Da Morning — where every day is a holiday if you’re willing to lower your standards enough.

Start your Friday with a fresh cup of coffee and a fresh batch of nonsense as Zack Da Wack serves up another jam-packed episode of DaWack in da Morning!

This week we're celebrating National Doughnut Day, National Cheese Day, World Environment Day, and somehow trying to balance doughnuts with Global Running Day. Good luck with that.

We'll run through celebrity birthdays featuring Mark Wahlberg, Mike McCready, Pete Wentz, Ron Livingston, and more. Then we'll remember some notable figures who left us on June 5th, including Ronald Reagan, Ray Bradbury, Conway Twitty, Dee Dee Ramone, and others.

In This Day in History, we revisit the eve of D-Day, the launch of the Marshall Plan, Elvis shocking America with his hips, the beginning of the Six-Day War, the first reported cases of AIDS, and the day Edward Snowden made everyone suddenly interested in privacy settings.

Then it's time for This Day in Music History, where Elvis causes a national panic, The Rolling Stones can't get no satisfaction, Bruce Springsteen is born in the U.S.A., and Prince reminds us why legends never really leave.

Plus:

🍩 National Doughnut Day

🧀 National Cheese Day

🌎 World Environment Day

🎂 Celebrity Birthdays

🕯️ Celebrity & Notable Deaths

📚 This Day in History

🎵 This Day in Music History

🔮 DaWack's Hilarious Friday Horoscopes

And this week's horoscope forecast includes:

Because the stars may guide you, but they can't stop you from making questionable decisions before noon.

"History changes the world. Music changes the mood. Doughnuts make both easier to handle."

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It’s Monday, June 1, 2026, and DaWack in da Morning kicks off the month with holidays, history, music, celebrity birthdays, showbiz buzz, stupid facts, and horoscopes that should probably come with a warning label.

This episode celebrates everything from National Say Something Nice Day and National Game Show Day to Go Barefoot Day, Dinosaur Day, Flip a Coin Day, and the official start of Atlantic Hurricane Season — because apparently June wanted to arrive wearing flip-flops and carrying a weather emergency kit.

On the birthday list: Morgan Freeman, Heidi Klum, Alanis Morissette, Tom Holland, Pat Boone, Ronnie Wood, and more — including a reminder that Spider-Man is now old enough to complain about back pain.

The show also takes a ride through This Day in History, featuring Anne Boleyn getting crowned, Boston Harbor getting grounded by the British, CNN launching 24-hour news, GM filing for bankruptcy, and the Universal Studios fire wiping out a shocking amount of music history. Then it’s over to This Day in Music, where Dolly Parton heads to Nashville, The Rolling Stones hit America, The Beatles release Sgt. Pepper’s, David Bowie enters the chat, and the Eagles tell everybody to take it easy.

In the Show Biz Buzz, Zack digs into Jeff Probst talking reality TV betting spoilers, Rosie O’Donnell’s pricey facelift, the huge launch of Dutton Ranch, Ninja Warrior heading toward the Olympics, and Jennie Garth needing hypnosis to survive Dancing with the Stars nerves.

Then it’s time for Shooting the Bull, featuring a study that says going back to work after a holiday may literally be bad for your heart, New Yorkers combining chess with boxing because apparently one stressful hobby wasn’t enough, modern singles refusing to date outside a 30-minute drive, Guy Fieri giving burger tips like he’s launching a meat-based space mission, and Ferrari unveiling an electric family car for people whose grocery getter costs more than a house.

Plus: whack facts, lawn-mowing warning signs, weird camping items, and DaWack’s hilarious June 1 horoscopes, where Gemini enters a group chat with itself, Leo demands a parade, Virgo loses a war with the junk drawer, and Aries gets defeated by a fitted sheet.

June starts with bare feet, burgers, bad decisions, and a whole lot of DaWack. Zack Da Wack runs through the holidays, birthdays, history, music history, showbiz buzz, stupid facts, weird news, and horoscopes for Monday, June 1, 2026. From Dolly Parton heading to Nashville to chess boxing in Brooklyn, Ferrari making a $640,000 electric family car, and horoscopes that roast every sign equally — this episode is packed tighter than Guy Fieri’s burger dome.

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Zack runs through the day’s strange and wonderful holidays, including:

Because nothing says “end of May” like biscuits, paper clips, digestive health, and a flamingo with refrigerator anxiety.

A May 29 birthday salute to famous folks including:

From presidents and comedy legends to rock stars, actors, athletes, and one guy who wrote the spooky sounds living rent-free in your brain.

A respectful but DaWack-flavored look back at notable figures who passed away on May 29, including:

A mix of music legends, comedy greats, TV icons, movie rebels, and complicated historical figures.

Zack looks back at major moments from May 29, including:

History proves once again that every date on the calendar has receipts.

The May 29 music history rundown includes:

Music history: where one day you’re twisting again, and the next day somebody is selling a guitar for the price of a small island.

A look at movies released on this date through the years, including:

From serious cinema to Whoopi in a convent, Pixar heartbreak, and The Rock versus geology.

The episode also looks back at albums released on May 29, including:

A date that gave us comeback albums, live classics, lockdown dance-pop, and records that made playlists work overtime.

Zack previews scheduled new music releases for May 29, 2026, including pop, rock, classic-rock-adjacent, country, hip-hop, and alternative releases.

Featured names include:

New Music Friday: because your playlist was getting bored and your earbuds were about to unionize.

This week’s stupid news brings the usual buffet of humanity’s finest questionable decisions, including:

Proof once again that the news isn’t getting dumber — it’s just finally being honest.

Zack wraps things up with hilarious satire horoscopes for Friday, May 29, 2026, featuring bad decisions, emotional weather patterns, self-checkout machine fights, snack protection, dishwasher crimes, and enough zodiac nonsense to make the stars file a complaint.

This episode is a full DaWack buffet: weird holidays, celebrity birthdays, music history, movie releases, classic rock, pop releases, dumb news, and horoscopes that should not be used for actual life guidance unless your life coach is a raccoon in sunglasses.

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