"Jim Bits" Podcast

From the Tigers… to the Lions… to the original Red Wings being called the Cougars… to the Michigan Panthers — Detroit’s sports history is basically one long Nat Geo documentary. How did this happen? Was it tradition? Marketing? Pure accident? Or did one team start it and everyone else just copied the homework?

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Can you guess whether a little kid or a drunk adult performed these Thanksgiving incidents

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Pennsylvania says if you grab found money without trying to find the owner, it’s a crime — and Walmart’s cameras helped police track her down over twenty bucks. She even offered the person $50 just to end it… no deal. If you saw a $20 sitting at self-checkout — would you TAKE it or TURN it in?

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Her husband wants to debut a new mac & cheese recipe at HER mom’s Thanksgiving dinner. She thinks that’s a terrible idea — wrong day, wrong kitchen, wrong audience. Do YOU agree? Is Thanksgiving sacred… or is it fair game to experiment? Listeners Call in with their opinions

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Taco Bell had a national contest to find new creations for their menu. One Michigan man had his fancy new crunchwrap selected, and damn does it sound good.

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Can you guess the new thanksgiving product within the fakes?

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Apparently you can blame anything on TIkTok now... including public nudity?

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You're at a with your girlfriend when all of a sudden she asks another man to open the jar or salsa she's been struggling with. She didn't ask you though, is this an issue?

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In this episode, Big Jim sits down with Stranger Things star Sherman Augustus, the actor behind Colonel Jack Sherman, for an inside look at the long-awaited final season of Netflix’s blockbuster series. Augustus breaks down the truth about practical effects vs. CGI, what really went into filming the brutal “Max Z” action sequence, and how stunt teams brought the Demogorgons to life on set.

He also opens up about crafting his character’s emotional “come to Jesus” moment, why he stopped himself from reading too far into the Season 5 scripts, and how the Duffer Brothers gave every character a meaningful payoff in the final chapter.

And at the end, Augustus drops a subtle but revealing clue about Eleven’s evolution, teasing how Millie Bobby Brown’s character steps fully into superhero territory — on her own terms.

If you’re a fan of Stranger Things, on-set filmmaking, or behind-the-scenes storytelling, this is one of the most revealing conversations about Season 5 yet.

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Target, the place full of forced friendly workers and smiling faces.

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