Van Camp And Morgan Right Now

(Airdate: 1.15.26)

Today is National Bagel Day, so grab one loaded with lox, schmeer, and red onion and settle in. We've got a full plate — and yes, it's toasted just right. We're talking about the massive cell service meltdown that left phones in SOS mode and people realizing they don't know anyone's number anymore. There's also new research on when video games go from harmless fun to health hazard territory, plus a baggage-claim nightmare where a guy's suitcase ghosted him but his underwear did not.

We check in on one major U.S. city officially crowned way too stressed for work, dive into Google's AI now remembering your life (cool… or creepy?), and explain why your voice gives away more about you than your résumé ever could. It's This Is Why I'm Broke Thursday, along with Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, the ICYMI stories, a truly unhinged crazy crime, and plenty more. Carb up. You'll need it. 🥯

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(Airdate: 1.14.26)

Today's show is doing a little bit of everything — including checking under your house for wildlife. We're talking about why bears seem way too comfortable breaking into candy shops and moving into crawl spaces, plus the realization that almost all of us are using AI on our phones every day… whether we know it or not. We also get into why quitting alcohol can suddenly turn you into a sugar monster, why car companies are finally admitting touchscreens might've been a terrible idea, and why Gen Z has officially moved on from calling people "Karen."

We also dig into a new study that puts some actual numbers behind the whole toxic masculinity conversation — and the results are probably not what the internet would expect.

It's Would You Rather Wednesday, so tough choices are being made under pressure. We've got today's Crazy Crime story, a fresh batch of In Case You Missed It stories, and Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, because you deserve to feel smarter without trying.

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Airdate: 1.13.26)

Today's show is a wild mix of workplace chaos, dating psychology, and travel weirdness—basically modern life in one episode. We break down why younger workers are treating jobs like bad Tinder dates, quitting without notice, and chasing flexibility over loyalty. Then we dive into how your friends may be secretly influencing who you date, where you meet people, and whether your love life succeeds or crashes and burns.

In the travel lane, we've got airport madness—from the strangest items TSA officers stopped at security, to a self-driving car that somehow decided light rail tracks were a great place to pause. We also explain why one major airline is being told to hand over millions in missing security fees—and why passengers don't have to worry.

Plus, a surprising number of adults refuse to leave home without headphones, Yes or B.S.? trivia to test your brain, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, and today's unbelievable crazy crime story.

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(Airdate: 1.12.26)

On today's show, reality gets a little blurry. We talk about how fake digital evidence nearly landed someone in serious legal trouble, why a veteran lawyer says certain phrases are huge red flags for lying, and the science behind why time feels like it's speeding up the older you get. There's also a cautionary tale for parents after an insurance claim was almost denied over a paperwork technicality, and a look at how your phone already knows you'll probably abandon most apps within a week of downloading them.

We've got The Nerd News, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know, a Crazy Crime story that sounds made up but absolutely isn't, and today's ICYMI stories — all scraped from the darkest corners of the internet so you don't have to. It's tech anxiety, human behavior, legal headaches, and questionable decisions all rolled into one episode.

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(Airdate 1.9.26)

It's a full-on Friday survival kit. We break down why January feels like it's dragging its feet, why trendy fasting schedules might not be doing your body any favors, and why letting your mind wander could actually be healthier than scrolling your phone for the hundredth time. There's also a wild tech moment involving a delivery that technically happened… just not in real life.

Add in F My Life Friday, AI Dad Jokes, Normal or Nope, the crazy crime story, and a fresh round of Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today.

Basically, it's laughs, head-scratching moments, and just enough useful info to make you feel productive before the weekend officially takes over.

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(Airdate: 1.8.26)

Today's show mixes future tech, messy relationships, and at least one decision that definitely shouldn't have happened.

We break down the buzziest reveals from CES, including chore robots, gamer tech upgrades, smart LEGOs, and why Delta is turning the Vegas Sphere into the most over-the-top airport lounge ever. Then we look at how Americans are reshaping health goals for 2026, with protein taking over grocery carts nationwide.

Things get awkward when a former NFL player sues his ex over viral comments, proving some breakups never really end. We also talk about what to do when you catch feelings for someone outside your relationship — without wrecking the one you're in.

Plus, it's This Is Why I'm Broke Thursday, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, and a head-shaking Crazy Crime story you'll be quoting later.

All of that, plus the usual chaos, opinions, and unnecessary commentary.

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(Airdate: 1.7.26)

Today's show is all over the place in the best possible way. We dig into why people are rage-donating terrible AI-generated gifts, and why January is apparently the month professional organizers want you to throw everything you own straight into the sun. Smart rings are quietly becoming the next must-have wearable, and why leaning on too many people for emotional support might actually be making you more miserable.

A probiotic soda brand drops its take on a Shirley Temple, plus a fascinating study explaining why some kids aren't just picky eaters — their brains are literally wired that way.

On top of that, it's Would You Rather Wednesday, a fresh batch of Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, Tami's unhinged Crazy Florida Crime, and the latest ICYMI stories. Oh, and it's Bobblehead Day, so expectations are low and heads are oversized. Enjoy.

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(Airdate: 1.6.26)

Money feels tighter, stress feels louder, and even your hobbies might be hurting your career. Today, we break down how everyday middle-class comforts quietly turned into luxuries, why saving for a down payment now feels like a second full-time job, and why some women feel more stressed when their husbands are home relaxing.

We also dig into a surprising study revealing that admitting you're a gamer could actually hurt your chances of getting hired, and take a look at America's new lightning hotspot (spoiler: Florida lost its crown). Plus, ChatGPT officially names the first baby of the year — what could possibly go wrong?

You'll get a fresh round of Yes or B.S. with a New Year's resolution edition, our In Case You Missed It stories, the latest Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, and a crazy crime story that proves technology still needs supervision.

It's smart, slightly unhinged, and exactly what you need to get through the day.

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(Airdate: 1.5.26)

We're back! After some time off, we're kicking off the new year with an all-new show and yes, it hits the ground running.

Today we unpack why going back to real life after the Holidays feels harder than it should. There's a wild story about friends saving a sleeping man from fire, plus a heads-up on California's speed cameras and what that means for your commute. Plus resolution goals, the kind that don't make you miserable by February. And the rise of the sleep divorce.

Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, a full round of In Case You Missed It stories, and a deep dive into NERD News and because this is still us, we wrap it up with a truly unhinged Crazy Crime story.

New year. Same chaos. Let's go. 🎙️

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(Airdate: 12.10.25)

Today, we dive into 20 Things About Elf — the 2003 holiday classic where Will Ferrell made syrup a life philosophy. We're breaking down behind-the-scenes surprises and the fun "what-ifs" that could've changed the movie forever.

We're also hitting a new sleep study warning that fewer than seven hours a night may cut your life short, plus a study ranking which countries swear the most. Rock fans get a win too, with a poll naming Led Zeppelin's "Kashmir" the greatest guitar riff ever. And we look at why giving kids chores can actually boost their confidence and happiness.

Plus Would You Rather Wednesday, today's Crazy Crime, and Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today.

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