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(airdate: 10.26.26)

Airbnb is finally cracking down on hosts who expect guests to pay cleaning fees AND do the housework. Meanwhile, Halloween gets a sophisticated makeover as wine experts reveal which wines pair best with your favorite candy. And speaking of food, the latest viral sensation is charcuterie dip, combining everything on an overpriced meat-and-cheese board into one delicious scoop.

Americans are so stressed out they've apparently accepted anxiety as a permanent roommate. But there's good news for aging brains: Researchers say an active social calendar may help keep your memory sharp. Apparently, gossiping with friends could be practically medicinal!

Monday's Nerd News explores the latest fascinating science discoveries, while Things You Didn't Know You Needed to Know Today delivers Eminem's stolen music, Van Gogh's astronomical mystery, New York's disappearing horse carriages, and Disneyland's ridiculously expensive food.

Plus, What I Heard brings more observations from life's absurd side, and our ICYMIs feature a disastrous first date, AI finding hidden software bugs, and neighbors standing up to Amazon.

And in today's Crazy Crime, a Florida police officer allegedly discovers a dead man, steals his identity, and takes over his house. Talk about an unauthorized move-in!

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(airdate: 8.19.26)

Columbia House is officially closing, meaning an entire generation can finally stop worrying that somebody's coming to collect payment for those 12 CDs they got for a penny. We reveal the NFL's most passionate fanbases, while fans of the losing teams passionately demand a recount. Dolly Parton gives an update on her health after missing the opening of Dollywood's newest attraction. Plus, a guy offers to reimburse a woman for missing work to go on a date with him, and she responds with a perfectly reasonable request for $3,000. Suddenly dinner and Netflix sounds fine.

We're also talking about how society keeps forgetting single people exist, and it's Would You Rather Wednesday! Plus, Things You Didn't Know You Need To Know, the Crazy Crime Story of the Day, and the ICYMIs.

(airdate: 8.18.26)

Foodborne illness outbreaks are keeping the CDC busy and making grocery shopping feel like culinary roulette. We look back at Gen X high school classes that have all but disappeared, find out why experts are souring on the old-school BRAT diet, and decode Gen Z's latest insult: "larping." Plus, a new survey finds workers know outdoor lunch breaks make them happier but still refuse to leave their desks, and we reveal America's most swinger-friendly states, where apparently some neighborhoods take the phrase "community involvement" very seriously.

Plus, it's Yes or B.S.? End of Summer Edition, Things You Didn't Know You Needed to Know Today, The Crazy Crime Story of the Day, and the ICYMIs.

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(airdate: 8.17.26)

Disney unloads the goodie bag with the biggest D23 announcements, and we investigate the rudest things people do at self-checkout. Science says your dating profile bio may be revealing more about your romantic intentions than you realize, while a California man gets his stolen 1971 Chevy Chevelle back after 33 years.

Plus, the MLB All-Star Game is returning to San Francisco's Oracle Park in 2028, and gentlemen, pour another cup: a new study finds men who drink more coffee may also have higher testosterone levels.

We've also got The Nerd News, Things You Didn't Know You Needed to Know Today, The Crazy Crime Story of the Day, and the ICYMIs.

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(airdate: 8.14.26)

Grandma's airfare suddenly skyrockets after United learns her age, social media officially becomes America's favorite cookbook, and we look at the signs the universe may be desperately trying to tell you that you've found your soulmate. Plus, parents are shelling out as much as $10,000 a year for youth club sports. We've also got AI Dad Jokes: Back-to-School Edition, F My Life Friday, Normal or Nope: College Life Edition, the Crazy Crime Story of the Day, Things You Didn't Know You Needed to Know Today, and the stories you may have missed in ICYMIs.

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(airdate: 8.13.26)

Is retirement becoming a thing of the past? We look at why more Americans expect to work for the rest of their lives. A Texas high school teacher breaks down after discovering some of his seniors struggle to read and write, Disney World guests are upset because new high-tech trash cans can't double as lunch tables, and the internet debates whether your first date should pay for your Uber. Plus, science explains what really happens when you pee in the pool and what having a serious sweet tooth might reveal about the way you make decisions.

We've also got Things You Didn't Know You Needed To Know Today, This Is Why I'm Broke Thursday, the Crazy Crime Story of the Day and the ICYMIs.

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(airdate: 8.12.26)

It's Middle Child Day, so we're celebrating pop culture's most famous forgotten siblings and asking whether Jan Brady was right all along. We dig into micro-cheating and the little relationship behaviors that may cross the line, plus why location sharing has gone from handy safety feature to "Why were you at Target for 47 minutes?"

Also today: Toyota recalls more than 655,000 Camrys over a potentially blank digital display, Spotify starts labeling AI-generated artists, and a new study finds avoiding three major midlife health risks could mean more than 12 additional dementia-free years.

Plus, it's Would You Rather Wednesday, we've got another round of Things You Didn't Know You Need To Know, the Crazy Crime Story of the Day, and ICYMIs.

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(airdate: 8.11.26)

Are your polite work emails quietly killing your chances at a promotion? We've got the phrases that may be making you sound less confident. A Maryland man trusts his gut and turns a random scratch-off into $100,000, while Gen Z may have figured out the ultimate smartphone life hack: leave the thing on Do Not Disturb ALL DAY.

Plus, it's Yes or B.S.? Back-to-School Edition, with facts and fiction about today's kids, smartphones, digital school supplies, wardrobes and more.

Then, a woman who claims she owns THE SUN takes on eBay after they stopped her from selling pieces of it. And if that doesn't make humanity seem sufficiently doomed, an expert warns artificial intelligence could eventually make decisions beyond human control.

We've also got Things You Didn't Know You Needed to Know Today, another Taylor Farms recall involving jalapeño products, the Crazy Crime Story of the Day and ICYMIs.

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(airdate: 8.10.26)

It's National S'mores Day, and we're celebrating with graham crackers, chocolate, marshmallows and the realization that camping food is basically dessert with mosquitoes. We've also got concerns that your robot vacuum may be mapping more than just the crumbs under your couch, plus college students worried about an AI-powered "job apocalypse" who are fighting back by learning to use AI themselves. A mom's simple snack run turns into a lottery win, and Ram 1500 owners have a new seat-belt recall to know about.

Plus, we geek out with the latest Nerd News, unload another round of Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know, investigate the Crazy Crime Story of the Day, and catch up on the stories you might've missed with ICYMIs. Grab a marshmallow, unplug the Roomba and enjoy the show.

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(airdate: 8.7.26)

Are you hydrating all wrong? We dive into why experts say sipping beats chugging when it comes to getting the most out of your water. Then, has online dating ruined the classic meet-cute, and are our brains really getting worse, or just adapting to life in the digital age? Plus, we unpack the newest relationship buzzword, "mankeeping," and why therapists say it can lead to burnout.

Also on today's show: Things You Didn't Know You Need To Know Tpday, F My Life Friday, AI Spider-Man Dad Jokes, Normal or Nope? Back-to-School Edition, the Crazy Crime Story of the Day, and a round of ICYMIs.

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