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(Airdate: 2.17.26)

It's beads, dragons, and gold medals today. 🎭🐉

We're celebrating Mardi Gras AND Lunar New Year, because why have one party when you can have two? We've got your Winter Olympic Update, plus a look at the new trend of "bloomscrolling" and how curating positive content might actually rewire your brain.

Would you marry for money? A new survey says financial stability is climbing the romance charts. Meanwhile, we break down AI-driven "surveillance pricing" and why shoppers are not thrilled about personalized price tags. And if your relationship quietly vanished from Instagram, you might be witnessing the rise of the "soft-launch breakup."

We've also got a Crazy Crime story involving a bold alias choice, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, ICYMIs, and a fresh round of Yes or B.S.—Lent Edition.

It's indulgence before Ash Wednesday… and a whole lot of headlines.

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(Airdate: 2.13.26)

It's Friday the 13th and somehow also Valentine's weekend — so yes, chaos is on the menu. We've got your full Olympic Update, including the latest medal count and that wild Breezy Johnson rollercoaster. Plus, the TikTok tracking story that might make you rethink your phone settings, a grocery hack called "backwards shopping" that could save you real cash, and why some semaglutide users are sticking with it despite rough side effects.

It's F My Life Friday, a Valentine's edition of Normal or Nope (from the guy's perspective), and Friday the 13th AI Dad Jokes you may regret laughing at. We'll hit ICYMIs, Things You Didn't Know You Needed to Know Today, and a Crazy Crime that proves the Olympics aren't the only long game in town.

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(airdate: 2.12.26)

Love might only happen twice in your lifetime — at least according to new research — so no pressure or anything. We're breaking down that study, plus the so-called "sex recession" in America and why more people are going without intimacy.

Valentine's fallout? February 16th is apparently the biggest apology-card day of the year. Translation: somebody forgot the flowers.

We've also got a worker invoiced $150 for quitting without notice, women choosing Galentine's over Valentine's, and an Olympic update where a Norwegian biathlete confessed to cheating during a medal interview.

Plus: This Is Why I'm Broke Thursday, the Crazy Crime story, ICYMIs, and Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today.

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(airdate: 2.11.26)

Figure skaters had a slippery situation at the Winter Games after the medal podium reportedly damaged their blades — and organizers had to apologize fast. Meanwhile, more workers are stacking side gigs as "polyworking" becomes the new layoff insurance plan. We also break down that wild NYC "super flush" halftime moment you probably didn't expect to trend.

Would you let AI write your Valentine's message? Psychology says that might come with a side of guilt. And speaking of romance, classic Valentine's gifts aren't so classic on your wallet anymore. Plus, we look at three "superhuman" traits regular people actually have.

It's WYR Wednesday, Things You Didn't Know You Needed to Know Today, ICYMIs, and of course the Crazy Crime story.

Hit play — we did the homework so you don't have to.

(airdate: 2.10.26)

Today's show jumps from Winter Olympic highs to unexpected hardware fails, as multiple medals break during celebrations at the Winter Games. We also take a nostalgic look at the things '90s kids still say, proving that decade refuses to loosen its grip. With Valentine's Day approaching, we break down the least romantic states in America and what search data reveals about love — or the lack of it.

We dive into the rising workplace trend of "soft-off days," where employees stay on the clock but dial back the pressure to avoid burnout. Things get awkward with a college survey showing how often phones are making unwanted appearances during sex, then turn skyward when an Amazon delivery drone crashes into a Texas apartment building. Plus, Things You Didn't Know You Needed to Know Today, ICYMIs, a jaw-dropping Crazy Crime case, and this week's Yes or B.S.? — Valentine's Edition.

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(airdate: 2.9.26)

It's the Monday after the Big Game, which means your alarm went off… and negotiations began. Whether you're running on fumes or leftovers, we've got you covered. Today's show dives into the surprisingly strict rules behind Olympic figure skating outfits, the internet's obsession with AI-generated caricatures, and the Lego set that turned into a box of pasta thanks to alleged return fraud. We'll also warn you why California officials say to never eat wild mushrooms, break down which generation keeps the cleanest cars, and recap the most heart-melting Big Game moment involving senior dogs, confetti, and one very committed hype guy. Plus, it's Monday, so we've got the Nerd News, Things You Didn't Know You Needed to Know Today, ICYMI stories, and a Crazy Crime that proves arguments over pastries are still a thing. Pace yourself—you're easing back into reality.

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(airdate: 2.5.26)

It's a big one today. We break down why Super Bowl commercials now come with teasers *before* the Big Game, and why Americans are about to demolish a record number of chicken wings this weekend. There's also a fascinating look at why your brain is wired to follow the same people everyone else follows — even when you swear you don't.

Plus, a 71-year-old Oklahoma grandma goes viral after sledding downhill in a recliner, Disneyland leans into spooky romance by opening the Haunted Mansion for weddings, and Bob Dylan accidentally delivers some of the best retirement advice ever written.

We've also got Things You Didn't Know You Need To Know Today, This Is Why I'm Broke Thursday, ICYMI, and a Crazy Crime story that proves criminals should never try to negotiate.

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(airdate: 2.4.26)

On today's show, Valentine's Day pressure gets real, we break down how U.S. political division didn't slowly grow… it exploded after 2008. Firefox rolls out new AI controls that let you say yes, no, or absolutely not to browser AI.

A bank teller accidentally blows up a marriage in the lobby thanks to an OnlyFans paper trail. A woman gets trapped inside a Pennsylvania car wash, and a wholesome viral trend reveals men secretly keeping notes on their partners. Plus: WYR Wednesday — Big Game edition, Crazy Crime, Things You Didn't Know You Need To Know Today, and the ICYMI stories you'll be talking about later.

(airdate: 2.3.26)

Here's what's coming up on today's show—and yeah, it's a full plate. We dig into why getting morning sunlight could actually fix your sleep, and how U.S. life expectancy quietly hit a record high. We've also got the airline baggage fee rebellion that involved duct tape and pure audacity, plus the psychology behind why being a "kind liar" sometimes beats brutal honesty.

We'll take a nostalgic (and slightly cringey) look at Gen-X parenting habits that would absolutely not fly today, and why bosses keep forcing five-day office work even though nobody wants it. Add in Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, the latest ICYMIs, a Crazy Crime story that proves criminals aren't planners, and this week's Yes or B.S.?—and you're fully caught up without trying.

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(Airdate: 2.2.26)

It's Groundhog Day, so yes — we're letting a rodent predict winter while pretending that's normal. We also break down a Super Bowl poll suggesting Americans might consider plant-based wings, debate whether staying silent in an Uber is rude, and dive into an AI-only social network where bots are already roasting humanity.

Plus, why men are fully into grooming and skincare now (just don't call it beauty), this week's Nerd News, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, why crying during movies might mean you're emotionally advanced, a very Florida-style crime, and the ICYMIs you'll want in your back pocket.

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