Totally Useless Information with Nick & Roy

In this episode- Nick and Roy are back with fresh totally useless information. What was the first song to ever be performed in space? What do 2 women's names, a vegetable and a gangster rapper have in common? How did a cooking channel on YouTube help police find a mafia fugitive? Listen, laugh and learn.

What do astronauts do when they have an itch? Have you ever dreamt of wearing a chicken suit? Do surgeons really play video games to make fewer mistakes in the operating room? Listen, laugh, and learn.

In this episode- Why does your skin get wrinkly in the bathtub? What does it mean when you dream of bananas? How many thousands of sweat glands are there in your feet? Listen, laugh, and learn.

In this fan favorite episode- Can bees detect bombs? In which century did men start wearing underwear? Does swearing help relieve stress? You #!@% it does! Listen, laugh, and learn.

: Why did Michael Jordan wear #12 on his jersey for one game in his entire career? Will the Colosseum in Rome hold live events again? Who invented the Chicklet? Listen, laugh and learn.

In this episode- A brand new topic- dreams. What does dreaming of an Aardvark mean? Can you remember a dream about amnesia? Plus, all your favorite features, mailbag, completely useless fact and news from around the world. Listen, laugh, and learn.

In this episode, find out why Steven Van Zandt wears his iconic bandana when performing with Bruce Springsteen. Discover how fast a rhino can run, and what the difference is between vintage, antique and retro styles of garments. Listen, laugh, and learn.

In this encore episode: How do sunflowers help clean up nuclear accidents? How did penguin poop help British scientists discover penguin colonies in Antarctica? Can a ferret die if it doesn't have sex? Listen, laugh, and learn.

This week, something a little different. Nick and Roy invite special guest Scott Watson. He lives in a motor home- on purpose! Scott shares some of his amazing adventures driving around the United States in his 21-foot-long Winnebago Class B motor home. They also explore useless facts about geography like in which state was Kool-Aid invented? What state bans tomatoes in one of its recipes?

To find out more about Scott Watson, visit www.gosmalllivelarge.com.

Listen, laugh, and learn.

Nick and Roy are back with a fresh episode- What does Mark Twain and Hayley's Comet have in common? Where did the expression "ok" come from? The unicorn is the national animal of which country? Listen, laugh, and learn.