Today’s episode covers Artemis II’s dramatic launch hiccups — from brief communication loss to a malfunctioning toilet that was fixed with a simple power cycle — plus the crew preparing for translunar injection.

On Earth, a New York judge narrowed Blake Lively’s claims against Justin Baldoni while Pam Bondi was abruptly removed as Attorney General, and we hear lighter stories like a man who recovers lost wedding rings from the ocean, quick comedy takes, and a practical cooking tip.

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In today's episode, Lindsey discusses how this is the year to commit tax fraud, Trump's apology, Jesus' Return and a new study about toddlers. She talks about how she's really getting her life together and might be applying to med school.

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On today’s episode Lindsey Vernick covers NASA’s upcoming crewed mission that will orbit the Moon as a major step toward future landings, explains what the simple one-leg 10-second balance test can reveal about your health, and breaks down the surprising lawsuit over Taylor Swift’s alleged use of the word “Showgirl.”

Plus Lindsay shares personal updates about leaving the spa job, starting a producer role, and the usual mix of news, humor, and life lessons.

Host Lindsey Vernick breaks down the top stories from March 30, 2026 with humor and disbelief.

Coverage includes nationwide "No Kings" rallies where politicians showed up to march, an astronaut on the International Space Station who suddenly lost the ability to speak leading to an unprecedented early evacuation, growing tensions around the Strait of Hormuz, and a Secret Service agent who accidentally shot themselves at a Philadelphia airport.

Plus lighter moments: a Panda Express childhood confession, a sold-out roommate concert, and a quick cooking tip.

On today’s Daily Sarcast, Lindsay Vernick covers a bizarre Trump cabinet moment where the focus turned to Sharpies and market reactions, Savannah Guthrie’s ongoing anguish after her 84‑year‑old mother’s disappearance and ransom demands, and a strange Missouri story about 40,000 pounds of tofu creating a public health mess.

The episode also touches on major airport delays, why the Clear app is suddenly in high demand, and ends with a personal travel anecdote and a simple cooking tip.

Host Lindsey Vernick breaks down today’s top stories: a jury found Meta and YouTube liable for designing addictive apps and awarded $6 million to a former user; investigators probe a deadly LaGuardia incident after air traffic control cleared an emergency vehicle and a plane onto the same runway; and the Supreme Court ruled internet providers aren’t automatically responsible for users’ piracy.

Also covered: the owner of Five Guys gives $1.5 million in employee bonuses after an anniversary mishap, Lindsey’s NYC dating and life anecdotes, and a quick cooking tip to actually use your groceries.

On the Hannah Montana 20th-anniversary special, Miley Cyrus delivers unfiltered commentary and even labels Alex Cooper a "creepy fan," while Lindsey Vernick recaps the reunion and her reactions.

Other segments cover airport chaos from TSA shortages and ICE crowd-control, research suggesting kimchi may help remove microplastics, NASA's 10-year plan for a permanent lunar base, plus Lindsey’s personal anecdotes and quick tips.

On this episode Lindsay Vernick covers PepsiCo cutting over 20 snack flavors (the “snackpocalypse”), a deadly runway collision at LaGuardia that killed two pilots and injured many, and Apple’s plan to add ads to Apple Maps.

She mixes sharp humor with personal updates — tour dates for her roommate, a return from being sick, improv anecdotes, and a quick cooking tip — wrapping up with ways to get tickets and contact her.

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Lindsey Vernick breaks down the day's top stories — the death of former FBI director Robert S. Mueller, CBS News Radio shutting down, BTS's comeback show, and MLB introducing an automated strike system — mixed with her signature commentary and humor.

The episode also includes personal snippets: a sponsor anecdote about leaving keys at work, Barry Kogan talking about retreating after online abuse, and light-hearted life notes like a cooking tip and show sign-off.