(0:00) Show Open: AZ Is A Blue State with a shade of GREEN!
Arizona voters approve legalized recreational marijuana
Associated Press declares Mark Kelly winner over Martha McSally in Arizona Senate race
Arizona expected to approve Prop. 208 on increased income tax
Nanos leads Pima County in race for Sheriff
(10:05) Entertainment News
The Internet Rips Kanye West To Shreds For Only Voting Himself And Leaving The Rest Of His Ballot Blank
Kourtney Kardashian spreads COVID mask conspiracy on Instagram
Shaq Claims His Favorite Moment With Miami Heat Was Nearly Fighting A Teammate Naked In The Shower
Lil Wayne’s model girlfriend reportedly dumps him over Trump endorsement
(22:15) Oregon Legalizes EVERYTHING
Oregon Officer: “Do you have any firearms on you?”
Oregonian: No Sir, just some black tar heroin.
Oregon Officer: OK, you’re free to go
Oregon becomes the first state in the US to decriminalize possession of ALL drugs including HEROIN and COCAINE - and New Jersey and Arizona vote to legalize pot
(29:35) "Good News" Stories from the Coronavirus Outbreak
A new study this week found that COVID-19 patients still had immune cells six months after they'd been infected.
A guy in New York spent a full month sitting on a street corner with a typewriter, and writing letters for anybody who walked by and wanted to reach out to someone. He set up right next to a mailbox, so he could type it out for them, and immediately mail it off.
A lot of therapists have had to rely on Zoom sessions this year, which isn't ideal. But a recent study found it might actually work BETTER in some cases. Researchers tracked people who only talked with therapists through apps, video chats, emails, and texts. And they experienced more depression relief than people who met up in person.
In case you didn't hear, Scotland's prime minister recently reassured kids that Santa is an essential worker, and he'll still be able to make his deliveries this year.
(37:30) Dumbass of the Day
A Man Denies That All the Cocaine and Heroin Between His Butt Cheeks Make Him a Drug Dealer
A Guy Fires 15 Shots into Someone's Home After They Call His Baby Ugly
Three men were busted trying to cook chicken over the thermal springs in Yellowstone National Park.
Up to 10,000 people went to a rave in Utah over the weekend that was advertised as a "protest" against coronavirus restrictions.
Bank Teller Laughs at Robber Trying to Rob a Bank with a Meat Cleaver
(48:20) Scientific Myths Movies Made Us Believe
I'm sorry to break it to you, but movies LIE. Here are some of the scientific MYTHS they've made us believe:
You can hide behind a car door in a gun fight. Car doors are made to be lightweight, not bullet proof.
You can knock someone out with chloroform in seconds. It actually takes about five minutes to take effect.
Meteors are hot when they hit the Earth. They're actually lukewarm, because the hot outer layers get blown off on impact.
Gun silencers actually work. Technically, they DO work. But not like they do in movies. In real life, a gun with a silencer is still pretty loud.
You should suck the venom out of a bite. That can contaminate the wound and harm the nerves and blood vessels of the victim. It can also cause harm to the one doing the sucking.
Using the paddles when someone flatlines. You actually do CPR when someone flatlines. A defibrillator is for someone experiencing rapid heart contractions.
A gunshot to the shoulder is no big deal. People in the movies are always getting shot in the shoulder and brushing it off. But you've got a major artery and a large bundle of nerves in there.
You can trick a biometric scanner with a severed hand. Those things check the capillary flow through the hand, so a dead one wouldn't work.
Truth serums. According to the CIA, if you can hold out during a normal interrogation, a drug isn't going to break you.(Check out a few more here.)
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