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.

On this episode of The Daily Sarcast (March 20, 2026), Lindsey Vernick delivers a sharp, funny roundup of the week's headlines: ABC pulls The Bachelorette after an assault video surfaces, Ozempic goes generic overseas but remains pricey in the U.S., and Donald Trump makes an awkward Pearl Harbor joke.

She also highlights Amber Glenn speaking openly about competing on her period, plugs her musician roommate’s mini tour, shares a cooking tip, and signs off with sponsor mentions and listener contact info.

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Host Lindsey Vernick delivers the March 19, 2026 episode with a mix of news and laughs: Zendaya clears up a marriage rumor caused by AI in a film, the U.S. temporarily relaxes the Jones Act amid rising gas prices, and researchers report birds using cigarette butts to fight parasites.

The show also updates the ongoing search for 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, shares personal Lindsey moments and a cooking tip, and blends serious reporting with light-hearted commentary.

Host Lindsay Vernick recaps today's top stories: Trump attacking Gavin Newsom over dyslexia, a senior counterterrorism official resigning amid the Iran conflict, and a dramatic meteor explosion over Ohio.

The episode mixes sharp political commentary with light personal anecdotes, pop-culture moments, and everyday observations.

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On March 17, 2026, Lindsey Vernick covers a powerful storm system that put over 34 million people under tornado watches across the eastern U.S., disrupted thousands of flights, and caused severe damage, while a rare March heat wave pushed western cities toward record highs.

The episode also reports on a federal judge blocking major vaccine policy changes, McDonald's CEO's viral 'polite bite' moment, and Lindsay's personal notes about St. Patrick's Day, Taco Tuesday, and nursing a cold with an alcohol-free hot toddy.

Lindsay Vernick’s Daily Sarcast (March 16, 2026): sponsor note about new Girl Scout cookie flavors; passport photo rules and why smiling is limited for facial recognition; reports on attacks against Jewish institutions in Michigan and Amsterdam; how well-meaning people can harm baby wildlife; Oscars recap including Michael B. Jordan’s upset and historic wins, plus personal anecdotes and a quick cooking tip.

Lindsey Vernick recounts how losing her marketing job led to an audition for Netflix's Sexy Beasts, quarantining in London, hours of FX makeup in a chipmunk mask, an awkward on‑set date and being voted off — plus her reveal and the career pivot that followed.

She reflects on taking risks, the absurdity of production life during COVID, and how that wild experience helped launch her into TV work.

On this episode of the Daily Sarcast (March 12, 2026), Lindsay Vernick covers several top stories: experts saying phone interference on planes is overblown, five members of Iran's women's national soccer team defecting in Australia and receiving humanitarian visas, a satirical 12-foot Trump-and-Epstein statue installed on the National Mall, and commentary on Trump and J.D. Vance's stance on Iran.

She also shares personal anecdotes about feeling sick, everyday life annoyances, and the show's usual mix of news and humor.

On the March 11, 2026 episode of The Daily Strcast, host Lindsay Vernick covers a mix of quirky and urgent news: NASA's 1,323-pound Van Allen Probe reentering Earth's atmosphere, why new clothes can cause skin reactions, and rising screen time for kindergarteners in classrooms.

Between news bits she shares a personal spa anecdote and quick lifestyle tips, keeping things light and conversational.