Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share Phoenix Karen Sighting At Nail Salon
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
Phoenix Karen Sighting At Nail Salon
(0:00) Show Open: We’ve Had 66 9/11’s in 2020
Back in the Day on September 11
19 years ago - In 2001, at 8:46 A.M. and 9:03 A.M., two hijacked planes were crashed into the World Trade Center.
Frank recalls broadcasting that day, and Kristine’s youngest son was born on 9/11 so he gets to hear what everyone was doing that day every time somebody discovers his birthday.
(12:55) Entertainment News
People Are Canceling Netflix for Sexualizing Young Girls
No, Chuck Norris Does Not Need Erectile Dysfunction Drugs
Just call her KATIE HOLMES-wrecker.
(24:40) Sex and Corona
Meanwhile in Japan
An artist in Japan has started hosting funerals for sex dolls for around $800 because some guys have a lot of trouble saying goodbye to their old dolls. (Full Story)
Two-Thirds of Single People Have Officially Lowered Their Standards
According to a new survey, two out of three single people on dating apps say they've LOWERED THEIR STANDARDS because of the pandemic.
The main reasons are they haven't liked being alone while they were quarantining . . . and they're getting more worried about finding a relationship.
The survey also found three-quarters of people say they've spent more time talking with people they meet on dating apps before they get together during this time.
(PR Newswire)
(32:10) Dumbass of the Day
A Guy Is Busted for Speeding . . . and Has 20 Gallons of Moonshine in His Trunk
Man Bought $700K Boat With PPP Relief Funds
A burglar in Ohio was caught when the victims found him passed out on their floor.
(42:00) Phoenix Nail Salon Karen
Anti-Masker ‘Karen’ Goes On Five-Star Rant About Her ‘Civil Rights’ In A Nail Salon
(54:30) This Week in Science:
A COVID Vaccine Trial Hits Pause, Rust on the Moon, and Sleepy Sharks
AstraZeneca and Oxford had to pause their coronavirus vaccine trial after signs of a serious side effect in one patient. It's not clear if the vaccine caused it or not though, and they're hoping to pick the trial back up within a few days.
Scientists may have found rust on the Moon, which isn't possible without oxygen. So how'd it happen? They think oxygen molecules from our own atmosphere can leak out . . . drift 240,000 miles through space . . . and cause rust on Moon rocks.
We still don't know much about how sharks sleep, or if they sleep at all. But a new report says some types probably do. Also, a separate study found that when hummingbirds sleep, they can lower their body temp to near-freezing and survive.
We see stories all the time about people spotting the Virgin Mary's face in toast, or President Trump's face in a tub of butter. The term for it is "pareidolia." (Pronounced pair-eye-DOLE-ya.) Well, A.I. can do it too. So someone used an iPad and a microscope to find faces in grains of sand.
The Korber Prize is given to one scientist a year. And a biologist from Hungary just got it for a new gene therapy that could cure blindness. Five people recently signed up for the first trial. He also has a good chance of winning a Nobel Prize this year.
Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
View all episodes
By Podcave(0:00) Show Open: We’ve Had 66 9/11’s in 2020
Back in the Day on September 11
19 years ago - In 2001, at 8:46 A.M. and 9:03 A.M., two hijacked planes were crashed into the World Trade Center.
Frank recalls broadcasting that day, and Kristine’s youngest son was born on 9/11 so he gets to hear what everyone was doing that day every time somebody discovers his birthday.
(12:55) Entertainment News
People Are Canceling Netflix for Sexualizing Young Girls
No, Chuck Norris Does Not Need Erectile Dysfunction Drugs
Just call her KATIE HOLMES-wrecker.
(24:40) Sex and Corona
Meanwhile in Japan
An artist in Japan has started hosting funerals for sex dolls for around $800 because some guys have a lot of trouble saying goodbye to their old dolls. (Full Story)
Two-Thirds of Single People Have Officially Lowered Their Standards
According to a new survey, two out of three single people on dating apps say they've LOWERED THEIR STANDARDS because of the pandemic.
The main reasons are they haven't liked being alone while they were quarantining . . . and they're getting more worried about finding a relationship.
The survey also found three-quarters of people say they've spent more time talking with people they meet on dating apps before they get together during this time.
(PR Newswire)
(32:10) Dumbass of the Day
A Guy Is Busted for Speeding . . . and Has 20 Gallons of Moonshine in His Trunk
Man Bought $700K Boat With PPP Relief Funds
A burglar in Ohio was caught when the victims found him passed out on their floor.
(42:00) Phoenix Nail Salon Karen
Anti-Masker ‘Karen’ Goes On Five-Star Rant About Her ‘Civil Rights’ In A Nail Salon
(54:30) This Week in Science:
A COVID Vaccine Trial Hits Pause, Rust on the Moon, and Sleepy Sharks
AstraZeneca and Oxford had to pause their coronavirus vaccine trial after signs of a serious side effect in one patient. It's not clear if the vaccine caused it or not though, and they're hoping to pick the trial back up within a few days.
Scientists may have found rust on the Moon, which isn't possible without oxygen. So how'd it happen? They think oxygen molecules from our own atmosphere can leak out . . . drift 240,000 miles through space . . . and cause rust on Moon rocks.
We still don't know much about how sharks sleep, or if they sleep at all. But a new report says some types probably do. Also, a separate study found that when hummingbirds sleep, they can lower their body temp to near-freezing and survive.
We see stories all the time about people spotting the Virgin Mary's face in toast, or President Trump's face in a tub of butter. The term for it is "pareidolia." (Pronounced pair-eye-DOLE-ya.) Well, A.I. can do it too. So someone used an iPad and a microscope to find faces in grains of sand.
The Korber Prize is given to one scientist a year. And a biologist from Hungary just got it for a new gene therapy that could cure blindness. Five people recently signed up for the first trial. He also has a good chance of winning a Nobel Prize this year.
Support the show: https://podcave.app/subscribe/the-world-famous-frank-show-4eehjczc
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.