In this episode of Weird News, join Steve Stevens as he takes listeners on a quirky journey through the world of texting shorthand. Discover the surprising results of a recent poll that reveals how acronyms like LOL and OMG dominate our digital conversations today. Whether you're in the LOL or LMAO camp, this episode sheds light on the peculiarities of online communication.

Join us as we explore the fading art of small talk in the workplace. As texting becomes the preferred method of communication for many employees, interesting dynamics unfold between the generations. What happens when water cooler conversations become obsolete? Tune in to discover the intriguing impact of this cultural shift.

Welcome to a special episode of Weird News where we shine a light on Progresso's imaginative new venture: soup-flavored candy. Steve Stevens presents the astonishing story of Soup Drops, a chicken noodle soup-flavored treat that challenges the boundaries of traditional comfort food. These drops come with a can of soup for just $2.49 plus shipping, but are they worth it, and do they really taste like the classic soup? Listen in as we uncover the motives behind Progresso's unusual creation and ponder if this novelty is a hit or a miss.

Join Steve Stevens as he navigates the peculiarities of minting costs – from pennies to nickels. We take a closer look at why the penny's days might be numbered and what that means for everyday consumers. Featuring a humorous countdown of things almost as worthless as a penny, this episode guarantees a mix of bizarre news and playful commentary that will leave you both informed and entertained.

Join Steve Stevens as he delivers another week of Weird News, shining a light on heartwarming and peculiar stories from all corners of the globe. This episode brings you unique tales of people making a difference, from a creative Florida blizzard T-shirt fundraiser for homelessness to a record-breaking, polar bear costume-wearing marathoner raising funds for cancer research. Tune in to be inspired by the strange yet uplifting narratives that prove positivity thrives even in the quirkiest places.

Join us on a whimsical journey through the latest edition of KDKD Weird News as we uncover the strange occurrences following the TikTok ban. Discover how individuals are listing their old phones at sky-high prices on platforms like eBay, hoping to catch the windfall. While bids are scarce, the novelty of the situation sparks intrigue. We discuss the implications of this digital age phenomenon and what it means for tech users and companies involved.

In this intriguing episode, Steve Stevens explores the realm of Weird News with a focus on a trending topic — the myth of warming up your car in cold weather. Learn why this age-old practice is outdated for most vehicles today. The discussion sheds light on technological advancements in car engines, helping listeners save time, fuel, and reduce unnecessary wear and tear.

In this episode of the Weird News, we delve into the cultural construct of Blue Monday and its historical roots. Explore how the third Monday of January, supposedly infamous for being the lowest day on the calendar, has become a global talking point. We discuss the relationship between weather, failed resolutions, post-holiday cheer, and how you can use this knowledge to inspire positive change and beat the blues.

Join Steve Stevens on this icy episode of Weird News as he discusses the must-know items you should never leave in your car during freezing temperatures. From explosive aerosol cans to the perishable eggs, Steve provides essential tips to keep your belongings safe and sound in the harsh winter months. Plus, a humorous reminder to never leave your loved ones in your car in these chilling conditions.

In today's episode, we explore stories of human kindness and creativity. From a Brooklyn bakery offering a revolutionary 'pay what you can' model in their community to a dramatic police rescue disguised as a pizza order, we conclude the week with a reminder that there are still good people out there making a positive impact in the world.