The Morning Addition team takes a closer look at the Lindsay Clancy murder trial. They also talk about a professors anti-AI test and the resurgence of Myspace.

The Morning Addition team takes a closer look at an incident where magic mushrooms were given to campers in New Jersey. They also discuss how you can get a degree in "influencing" and an AI software specifically tailored to teachers.

The Morning Addition team talks about a new robot teacher, a 21-year old who does not want to work and the annual 24-hours of booty charity event.

The Morning Addition team talks about two lawsuits, one case about alleged sex crimes involving a track coach working for CMS. The other case is about a Tennessee mom who shoots a man found hiding under her daughter's bed. They also discuss the rise to fame for "Jimothy" the raccoon in Seattle.

The Morning Addition team talks about how permanent daylight saving time effects the sunrise time throughout the year. They also preview the World Cup final and talk about a laundry folding robot.

Morning Addition team talks about a World Cup traveler who has the "World Cup Bug." The team also talks about a New Jersey town hall meeting that is crashed by a man dressed in a bong costume. They also discuss the passing of actor Sam Neill.

Morning Additions hosts Julian Sadur and Jason Harper meet up with famous UK youtubers Woody and Kleiny as they travel the United States during the World Cup as they have their first experience eating at Bojangles.

Learn more about their fundraiser here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/woodyandkleiny

The Morning Addition team takes a look at all the action happening in the World Cup--and some of what's been happening in Charlotte.

Morning Addition team breaks down the blockbuster NBA trade, the curse put on England's Harry Kane from a Witch Doctor and what do women really want on dates.

The Morning Addition team takes a look at cosmic radiation during commercial flights for passengers and airline workers. They also look into lowered office productivity caused by the World Cup and how dad jokes can be good for your health.