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(airdate: 11.9.26)
A forgotten piece of Donkey Kong artwork sells for $329,000, while Nvidia's CEO finds himself in hot water over an alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy. We've got seven Christmas movies you can watch in November without feeling guilty, new research suggesting some kids may outgrow peanut allergies, and three dog breeds a professional trainer says he'd never own. Plus, teenagers worldwide aren't getting enough exercise, especially girls!
And there's more! A Florida man steals a school bus and takes it for an all-day joyride in Crazy Crime, while The Nerd News explores the latest scientific discoveries. We've also got bizarre quick hits in ICYMIs and things you didn't know you needed to know.
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(airdate: 11.6.26)
Grocery shopping is getting smarter, but is your wallet getting dumber? We're digging into AI-powered supermarket pricing, digital shelf tags, and why the person next to you might pay less for the exact same groceries. Plus, five reasons your wife doesn't think you're funny anymore, and a surprising number of Americans are exaggerating symptoms just to score antibiotics.
It's F My Life Friday! We're also talking turkey with Normal or Nope?, debating everything from ketchup to cranberry sauce, our Crazy Crime Story involves a Massachusetts police chief, an unmarked cruiser, and two bottles of vodka. We've also got Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, A.I. Dad Jokes about why your wife hates your comedy career, and ICYMIs featuring a chef who refused to put pineapple on pizza, a man trapped in a tennis racket, and a 97-year-old who danced to "Stayin' Alive" one last time.
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(airdate: 11.5.26)
The forever cruise is over, and the ship sailed away WITHOUT its passengers! Plus, four foods you should never wrap in aluminum foil, the worst airports for holiday weather delays, and why "mogging" is the Word of the Year!
In Crazy Crime, a drunk driver calls 911 on herself, then tries kissing the cops! It's This Is Why I'm Broke Thursday, with more ridiculous things you don't need but might buy anyway!
Plus, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, featuring Michael Jackson, Thanksgiving dinner times, Russell Wilson, and Popeyes onion rings! And our ICYMIs include robots running away from work, a woman leaving her husband for a man she's never met, and a police helicopter drawing something naughty in the sky!
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(airdate: 11.4.26)
Hackers are turning supermarket freezers into saunas, cold showers might keep you healthier, and American workers have officially checked out!
Aldi is offering $10,000 in groceries for holiday decorating, Google reportedly threatens schools banning AI with losing Search, and everybody's reading the same books. Plus, employee engagement hits a 15-year low, and researchers say freezing your backside off in the shower might mean fewer sick days!
It's Would You Rather Wednesday, with tough choices about Thanksgiving food, football and holiday traditions!
In Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, Kraft gets weird with Mac 'n Cheese, M&M's celebrates Christmas movies, and LEGO unleashes a $450 Godzilla!
Our ICYMIs include a record-breaking rubber band ball, an alligator in a bagel shop and exercise messing with brain chemistry.
And in Crazy Crime, an ambulance driver abandons his patient and takes an Uber home!
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(airdate: 11.3.26)
Your favorite slippers could send you to the emergency room! Today on Van Camp and Morgan, we're exposing the surprising dangers of cozy footwear and discovering how those rotting Halloween pumpkins can become fertilizer for next spring's garden.
Plus, holiday shopping season is here, and we're warning you about the sneaky "one more gift" trap that can turn a reasonable Christmas budget into a financial disaster. Meanwhile, older Americans have spent their lives saving for retirement, but now they're afraid to actually enjoy their money!
We're also taking a nostalgic trip back to the 1960s to see what a single dollar could buy. Spoiler alert: A whole lot more than it does today!
In Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, Martha Stewart's controversial Halloween costume, a former Baywatch star's OnlyFans payday, a man who spent 28 years walking around the world, and a possible avocado shortage!
It's Election Day, so we're testing your knowledge with a special Yes or B.S.? Plus, our ICYMIs include a $29.7 million lottery winner named Mr. Potato Head, a thief who returned a $292,000 watch, and a man who watched 1,207 movies in one year!
And in Crazy Crime, a burglar steals $1,500 worth of cigarettes but leaves the cash behind.
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(airdate: 11.2.26)
Your refrigerator may be ruining your groceries, your headlights are blinding everybody, and now even your breakfast pastry has a death wish!
Today we're finding out which nine foods should never go in the fridge, why today's headlights are brighter than the sun, and what happens when Pop-Tarts teams up with Liquid Death. Plus, the best time of day to shower, five careers that could sabotage your love life, and whether that leftover Halloween candy will survive until Christmas.
We've also got Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, the latest discoveries in Nerd News, and a Florida Crazy Crime involving two fighting women and a deputy with professional wrestling moves. Plus, our ICYMIs explore the future of real chocolate, a remarkable wilderness rescue, and a four-billion-year-old rock from Mars.
It's another helping of news, nonsense and things you never knew you needed to know on the Van Camp and Morgan Show!
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(airdate: 10.30.26)
🎃 Halloween gets weird on today's Van Camp and Morgan Show! We're uncovering how Spirit Halloween went from one struggling clothing store to 1,500 seasonal locations, and checking out a new weight-loss drug that could give Ozempic some serious competition.
Plus, seven celebrities claim they've gotten romantically involved with GHOSTS, and a sex therapist says watching horror movies might actually heat up your love life! Who knew being scared could be so stimulating?
It's F My Life Friday, featuring real-life disasters you couldn't make up! We're playing Normal or Nope with trick-or-treating etiquette, and our A.I. Dad Jokes tackle Sunday's time change.
We've also got Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, plus ICYMI stories involving a plant growing inside a man's eyeball, hypnosis at the movies, and an exploding phone charger!
It's Halloween weekend, and things are getting spooky, silly, and slightly inappropriate on Van Camp and Morgan!
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(airdate: 10.29.26)
Grocery prices are forcing Americans to skip meals, but apparently we're still finding plenty of money for fast food! We'll reveal the ten states that love their drive-thrus the most.
Plus, don't throw away those old electronics! Your dusty Walkman, Atari, or original iPod could be worth serious cash. Garth Brooks cancels a concert after 90,000 ticket buyers turn out to be mostly BOTS, and Costco and Target battle over who can serve the cheapest Thanksgiving dinner.
And just in time for Halloween, we explore how costumes went from scary ghosts to sexy EVERYTHING!
We've also got This Is Why I'm Broke Thursday, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, a Crazy Crime involving a Porsche, a road sign, and a Taco Bell drive-thru, plus ICYMIs featuring robot dog walkers, an electrical-outage-causing raccoon, and protesters who have had ENOUGH of Liberty Biberty!
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(airdate: 10.28.26)
Halloween candy prices are downright scary, and we've got last-minute costumes you can pull straight from your closet! Plus, Dollar General faces an overcharging lawsuit, homeowners can't stop worrying after leaving the house, "maxxing" is the Word of the Year, and what the heck does "OMM" mean?
In Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, Apple's foldable phone is cracking up, celebrities are writing memoirs, cereal bags finally get Ziploc technology, and the McRib returns!
Our ICYMIs include an AI expert who's given up saving for retirement, a woman who sent $6,700 to a fake astronaut boyfriend, and a man who panned for gold to make an engagement ring.
Crazy Crime takes us to Florida, where a jealous girlfriend allegedly makes her point with a gun.
Plus, it's Would You Rather Wednesday, Halloween edition!
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(airdate: 10.27.26)
Today's Van Camp and Morgan serves up a little of everything, but you might want to skip the buffet!
A food safety expert reveals six foods to avoid at buffets, while researchers discover music might actually make food taste better. Apparently, even a lousy dinner benefits from a good soundtrack!
Netflix subscribers are watching less but still paying, and a dating trend called "cushioning" has people keeping romantic replacements on standby. Plus, holiday shoppers are buying Christmas presents for themselves. Finally, somebody who knows what you want!
We're celebrating Halloween with a spooky edition of "Yes or B.S.?" and Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, featuring Swifties, Microsoft buyouts, AI banking concerns, and Audi's American expansion.
Our ICYMIs include a splash-free urinal, a Halloween display shutdown, and a 93-year-old scammer slayer.
And in Crazy Crime, a Florida Uber argument ends with an ice cream assault. Talk about a rocky road!
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