Totally Useless Information with Nick & Roy

Are there any vegetarian snakes in the world? Why would people want to squeeze into a phone booth competitively? What is the most popular place for people to “get busy”? Listen. Laugh & Learn.

What role did Kleenex play in World War I? Sudan has more pyramids than Egypt. Would you enter a contest where you put a ferret down your pants? Listen, laugh, and learn.

In this episode, registered nutritionist Lianne Phillipson joins Nick and Roy with useful food information. Also does your tongue have the ability to smell? And why in the world would anyone want to own a pair of vibrating jeans? Listen, laugh, and learn!

What happens when squirrels don’t remember where they hid their nuts? Why are the sunsets on Mars not red? Why is Hollywood referred to as “Tinsel town”? All of this and so much more in this week’s episode. Listen, laugh, and learn!

This week celebrate the 50th episode of totally useless information with Nick & Roy. Find out how your plants may be talking to each other; which astronaut got a hole in one on the moon and how much a rain cloud weighs. Listen, laugh, and learn!

In this week’s episode, discover strange sports like cheese chasing, wife carrying and professional finger pulling. Also, what are the 8 vegetables in a V-8? Listen, laugh, and learn.

In this week’s episode, discover strange sports like cheese chasing, wife carrying and professional finger pulling. Also, what are the 8 vegetables in a V-8? Listen, laugh, and learn.

In this episode, building colonies on Mars, seahorses that can swim upright, and the reason why the revolving door was invented. Listen, laugh, and learn.

In this episode, building colonies on Mars, seahorses that can swim upright, and the reason why the revolving door was invented. Listen, laugh, and learn.

In this week’s episode, the fastest sperm doesn’t always win the race! Where did the piggy bank come from? Warning! Sex toys are not regulated. Find out more in this episode. Listen, laugh, and learn.