Van Camp And Morgan Right Now

(Airdate: 1.30.26)

On today's show, we break down why waiting in long lines or working way too hard for something makes your brain swear it was worth it — even when it probably wasn't. We'll also explain the sneaky new online scam that uses a nearly invisible typo to steal your info, plus a new poll showing most Americans rated last year as aggressively "meh."

There's also an unbelievable workplace moment after a FedEx employee went into labor mid-shift and delivered a baby she didn't even know she was carrying.

We've got inane answering machine messages that belong on a cassette tape, AI dad jokes, F My Life Friday, and a fresh round of Normal or Nope. Add in Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, the ICYMI stories, and a Florida crazy crime that truly defies explanation — and you've got a Friday show built for bad decisions and good laughs.

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(airdate: 1.29.26)

National Puzzle Day, we've got a solution for puzzlers that lose pieces which may or may not be attributed to your cat(s). The Doomsday Clock gets attention again this week, and while no one's panicking, the clock is definitely ticking. We also break down why women are fed up with men's bathroom habits, and whether cannabis drinks could help some adults cut back on alcohol. Plus, the "peanut butter raise" trend that might explain your underwhelming paycheck, and why parents are secretly sitting in their cars scrolling before going inside. Morgan tackles the Valentine's Day breakup dilemma, it's This Is Why I'm Broke Thursday, we've got the ICYMI stories you need, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know and a Crazy Crime that proves self-checkout is not self-policing.

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(airdate: 1.28.26)

Today's show hits every gear. We start with a feel-good story of a Facebook community rallying during a snowstorm to help a dad reach the hospital for his son's birth. Then, a new poll explains why so many Americans feel the middle-class dream is slipping away.

We dive into science and work life too — how your smartphone could help flag dangerous radiation exposure, why video calls quietly shape first impressions, and why a career expert says job interviews may reward strategic honesty.

Plus, the research-backed answer to when to send that post-date text, WYR Wednesday, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, the ICYMIs, and a Crazy Crime story that somehow still surprises us.

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(airdate: 1.27.26)

Today's show dives into trust issues, red flags, and a little pop-culture whiplash. We unpack why people think they can spot AI in videos — and how that suspicion alone can make brands feel sketchy. A massive winter storm leaves a daytime talk show performing to empty seats, and we finally learn a long-hidden detail about everyone's favorite doll boyfriend.

Plus, professors admit college students aren't reading like they used to, dating experts break down the toxic habit of promising futures that never happen, and science explains why hangovers don't actually slow anyone down.

Yes or B.S., Things You Didn't Think You Need to Know Today, the crazy crime story, ICYMIs, and more — all packed into one beautifully chaotic show.

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(airdate: 1.26.26)

Today's show starts with a jaw-dropping feat that makes ladders feel lazy, then shifts into why more people are ditching screens and rediscovering hands-on hobbies just to keep their sanity intact. We also break down a new poll revealing how shockingly expensive it's become to lose weight in America — and why money might be the strongest motivator of all.

There's a study in the mix that confirms a long-debated topic about attraction and intimidation, because apparently science woke up and chose chaos. Plus, Valentine's Day gets a dramatic makeover as black roses replace the usual red, proving romance has officially entered its edgy era.

It's Monday, so we fire up the Nerd News with smart people doing wild things, hit you with Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, and catch you up on the ICYMI stories everyone's already arguing about online. And of course, no show is complete without a Crazy Crime story that makes you question humanity — and dinner choices.

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(airdate: 1.23.26)

It's National Pie Day — the good one, not the math one — and today we're doing what science refuses to: pairing pie flavors with Zodiac signs. It's flaky, it's fun, and it absolutely makes sense by the end… probably.

Plus, the social media app that's been living on borrowed time finally found a way to stay in the U.S., a new survey tries to put an expiration date on falling in love (spoiler: people disagree), and a study suggests binge-watching might be less "self-care" and more "lonely coping mechanism."

It's F My Life Friday, so brace yourself for clean-but-painful confessions, and our Friday Dad Jokes are so bad they may legally qualify as tripping hazards. We've also got Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, a Crazy Crime story that makes you grateful for cameras, ICYMI stories you'll want to bring up this weekend, and plenty more nonsense to carry you into Friday feeling informed… and slightly worse about humanity.

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(airdate: 1.22.26)

Today's show is all over the place in the best possible way. We're talking about why science says romance has a prime season to actually stick — and spoiler, it's not when everyone's sweaty and busy. We'll also get you ready for a massive winter storm expected to bring ice, snow, and power headaches across a big chunk of the country, plus a reality check for Chicago after it lost its long-held "Windy City" bragging rights.

There's also a fascinating breakdown of what research says really makes men attractive — and no, it's not just giant muscles — along with why Americans are officially done negotiating prices and just quietly paying more instead.

Add in a deep dive on the latest dating cop-out phrase, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, a truly unhinged Florida crazy crime story, This Is Why I'm Broke Thursday, and the ICYMI stories scraping the bottom of the internet — and yeah, it's one of those shows.

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(airdate: 1.21.26)

Today's show is a little chaotic, a little helpful, and very much on brand. We kick things off with a restaurant checkout situation that made someone slam the brakes mid-payment after a tip screen popped up with numbers that made absolutely no sense. Then it's time to brace yourself, because a powerful winter system is lining up to dump serious snow and ice across a huge chunk of the country, with warnings about dangerous travel and possible power outages.

On the brighter side, we've got a real-life hero story involving a delivery driver who didn't hesitate to run into a burning home to rescue a 101-year-old woman. We also talk money stress, because new research confirms what your bank account already knows — January is the most financially stressful month of the year.

There's also buzz about a massive, high-tech entertainment venue planned near Washington, D.C., plus a candid look at an unexpected cosmetic side effect tied to rapid weight loss. Add in Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, a wild crime story that probably shouldn't have been livestreamed, and it's Would You Rather Wednesday, so prepare to question all your life choices.

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(airdate: 1.20.26)

Today's show is basically a time machine, a psychology class, and a snack aisle all rolled into one. We're digging into why everyone suddenly wants to live like it's 2016 again — and what that nostalgia says about how fast life feels now. There's also a fascinating (and mildly uncomfortable) look at why some guys are more likely to assume interest that isn't there, and how ego can sometimes overpower education when it comes to believing wild ideas.

We'll talk about why Americans feel exhausted by mid-afternoon and what people say they'd actually do if they magically had more energy — spoiler: it's not just productivity. Plus, your inner child gets fed with a frozen dessert launch that absolutely didn't need to exist… but you'll want it anyway.

On top of that, we've got things that basically don't exist inside homes anymore, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, a crazy crime story that proves checking the receipt still matters, this week's Yes or B.S., ICYMI stories, and plenty more nonsense along the way.

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(Airdate: 1.16.26)

It's a full-tilt Friday show, and we're covering everything from tech meltdowns to life reality checks. We break down what actually caused that massive nationwide Verizon outage and why it wasn't the cyber apocalypse some people feared. There's also a fascinating look at how women's health and aging may be connected to family size, plus a reality check on why most Americans only feel truly "healthy" about half the month.

We'll also dig into a new nationwide survey crowning the state that does food better than everyone else, prepare for arguments. Add in AI Dad Jokes, F My Life Friday, a truly ridiculous Crazy Crime story, Normal or Nope, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, and the latest ICYMI stories scraped from the depths of the internet.

It's smart, dumb, informative, and unnecessary, exactly how a Friday show should be.

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