Ten Hundred

On today’s episode of Ten Hundred, we kick things off with a quick look at a few of the latest Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees - yeah, including Oasis finally getting their nod.

After that, we shift gears into something a bit less casual: the growing conversation around whether Canada should start restricting social media access for kids. We dig into what that could actually look like, the pros and cons.

Plus, we touch on a recent legal case where YouTube and Meta took a hit over claims they’ve been intentionally building addictive habits into their platforms - and what that could mean going forward.

On today’s episode of Ten Hundred, we kick things off with a DSA — that’s a David Service Announcement — about what’s going on with drivers lately. T

hen, Tim takes us across the pond with stories and highlights from his recent trip to London — the good and the quirky.

Finally, we wrap things up with our take on Project Hail Mary, digging into what makes this sci-fi adventure such a blast to see.

On today’s episode of Ten Hundred, we float between centuries and bank accounts — from the cosmic sounds of Muse teasing a mysterious new single, to the priceless signature of famous playwright, to the glimmering heights of the brand-new Forbes Celebrity Billionaire list.

Tune in for riffs, riches, and a sprinkle of star‑dust as we unpack fame, fortune, and enjoy a cup of coffee while we're at it.

On this episode of Ten Hundred, we start by asking the hard-hitting question: can anyone learn to slam dunk—or are we just stuck living out our NBA Jam fantasies?

Then we chill (literally) with a conversation about cryogenics, the five hundred people already frozen for the future, and whether Walt Disney is actually one of them.

Finally, we dive into the mailbag to unpack the next Mark Twain Prize honouree, the secret formula behind Dr. Pepper, and Netflix’s move into the world of podcasts.

On this episode of Ten Hundred, we dive into a massive announcement: Metallica is heading to the Sphere. What could this Vegas residency look like for one of the biggest bands in the world?

Then, we break down the newly announced Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominees — including a long-awaited nod for Oasis.

Finally, we wrap things up with a tasty discussion, picking apart a viral list of the “10 Best Sandwiches in the World.”.

Today on Ten Hundred, we’re diving into a little things that drives Dave batty - how every TV or movie recommendation now comes with that dreaded question: “What streaming service is it on?”

Then we break down Bad Bunny’s unforgettable 2026 halftime show, from the performance highs to his wicked guests.

Finally, we crack open the vault—literally—to chat about the legendary Coke recipe and other iconic foods with closely guarded secrets.

On this Ten Hundred, we remember the incomparable Catherine O’Hara - celebrating her brilliant career, effortless improvisation, and the warmth she brought to every role. Her legacy in comedy and film is one that shaped generations, and we explore the mark she leaves behind.

Then, we stick with comedic giants as we look back at the energy and originality of Cheri Oteri’s unforgettable SNL moments.

To wrap things up, Timmer has his full review of The Offspring’s latest concert — nostalgia, and all.

On this episode of Ten Hundred, we dive into the 98th Academy Awards and run through the Best Picture nominees - talking favorites and seeing how many Timmer has even heard of!

Then we break down one of the most culture-shifting movies ever made: JAWS. From its impact on filmmaking to the way it changed how people felt about the ocean, we get into why this classic still hits so hard decades later.

First up, on this episode of Ten Hundred - is Garth Brooks really hitting the road again in 2026? We dig into the tour rumors and what fans can expect.

Then we dive into the world of sports promotions - from the recent, super cool looking Might Ducks mask giveaway to one baseball team’s intentionally terrible experiment called “Awful Night.”

Finally, we open the mailbag to tackle listener questions about lingering Halloween decorations and one person's feedback on our Sitcom Dads episode.

On this episode of Ten Hundred, we start with a peculiarity you might not have noticed: Christmas tinsel seems to have faded from memory and from storefronts. What's up with tinsel?

Next, we dive into our own misperceptions of time. How old is Nintendo, really, and when was the first escalator actually invented? We explore how memory can bend dates and reveal surprising truths.

We cap things off with a story that sounds almost too strange to believe: an artist who sold an invisible sculpture for $18,000. What does the sale say about value, perception, and the boundaries between art and idea?

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