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(airdate 2.9.26)

Could your personality help you live to 100? We look at what centenarians in one of the world's Blue Zones have in common. Plus, Southwest starts an online turbulence storm over passengers who stand the second a plane lands, a dangerous TikTok trend has kids microwaving NeeDoh toys, and scientists explain how the sounds around you may change your perception of time. We also discover why speaking multiple languages could keep your brain younger and celebrate National Dimples Day with ten smile-worthy facts.

Plus, it's This Is Why I'm Broke Thursday, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, a Crazy Crime story featuring dinner drama and airborne fake eyelashes, and the ICYMIs.

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(airdate: 7.8.26)

Today's show asks whether standing up every half hour could help you live longer, why Americans are begging Hollywood to make shorter movies, and why you should stock up on Forever Stamps before another price hike. We'll also tell you about the mom who literally slept through giving birth, revisit six old-school summer traditions Boomers say Gen Z should steal, and reveal the dream job opening at Jeopardy! that pays up to $178,000 a year to write trivia clues.

Plus, it's Would You Rather Wednesday, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, the Crazy Crime story, and ICYMIs with the stories everyone will be talking about tomorrow.

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(airdate: 7.7.26)

The World Cup is scoring more than goals as Tinder reports a huge spike in dating activity across host cities. Scientists discover a protein that could someday help people burn fat naturally without the downsides of today's weight-loss drugs, and a new AI-powered "electric nose" may soon save you from eating spoiled food. Plus, the surprising list of everyday annoyances that both Boomers and Gen Z can actually agree on.

Also on today's show: Yes or B.S.?, Things You Didn't Know You Needed to Know Today, our Crazy Crime story, and ICYMIs.

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(airdate: 7.5.26)

We look at the relationship habits millennials may actually be getting right, why millions of Americans are finally getting a break from a deadly heat wave, and the everyday items in your wallet that could put you at greater risk for identity theft. We'll also explore what researchers say are the different types of romantics, and celebrate the incredible story of Disneyland welcoming its one billionth guest.

Plus, it's Monday, so that means The Nerd News returns with the latest science and technology stories you didn't know you needed to know. We also wrap up Kelsey Pfendler's remarkable journey after she arrived safely in Hawaii over the weekend, bring you another edition of Things You Didn't Know You Needed to Know Today, an unforgettable crazy crime story, and a fresh batch of ICYMIs to catch you up on the stories everyone will be talking about.

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(airdate: 7.1.86)

Discover why World Cup visitors are falling in love with Buc-ee's and America's friendliest cities, why more people are chasing passive income, and what a new study says about why losing hurts more than winning feels good. We also look at how Ford learned AI still needs experienced humans, and how Stanford researchers built an AI-designed burger that can actually compete on taste. Plus, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, Would You Rather Wednesday, the Crazy Crime story of the day, and ICYMIs with the stories everyone will be talking about tomorrow.

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(airdate: 6.30.26)

Fire up the grill and maybe skip that second hot dog as we dive into new research on processed meats, plus a new study says Ozempic may be protecting hearts along with waistlines. We've also got a look at why millennials may have figured out relationships better than previous generations, America's favorite inventions and foods as the nation gets ready for its 250th birthday, and why Michigan kids may soon have the legal right to run lemonade stands without the permit police showing up.

Plus, the futuristic car with a built-in voice-controlled toilet, Yes or B.S.? World Cup Edition, Things You Didn't Know You Needed to Know, the crazy crime story from Florida, and ICYMIs.

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(airdate: 6.29.26)

What do World Cup visitors really think about everyday America? We cover that, why procrastinating at work may actually be anxiety, and the dangerous heat wave baking more than half the country. Plus, Gen X shares the classic movies they say couldn't be made today, Alan Jackson takes his final bow on his farewell tour, and why Millennials keep getting blamed for just about everything. We've also got Things You Didn't Know You Needed to Know, The Nerd News, the Crazy Crime story of the day, and your In Case You Missed Its.

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(airdate: 6.26.26)

Happy Birthday, JVC! We celebrate John's big day while digging into a study linking long-term melatonin use to heart health concerns, why AI is making your next laptop and game console more expensive, and the latest survey on which news sources Americans trust the most. Plus, the Starbucks customer whose stutter accidentally became his name, F My Life Friday, birthday editions of Normal or Nope? and A.I. Dad Jokes, Things You Didn't Know You Needed to Know, the Crazy Crime story, and the In Case You Missed Its. It's a birthday party with coffee, cake... and just enough weird news to keep the candles burning.

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(airdate: 6.25.26)

Toy butter is suddenly the hottest item in the toy aisle, scientists discover mushrooms that can make people see tiny people, and new research suggests your love of onions might reveal something about your future health. We also look at the hidden expenses that surprise parents, along with 10 warning signs that you may be dating a fake nice guy. It's This Is Why I'm Broke Thursday, plus Things You Didn't Know You Need To Know Today, the Crazy Crime story, ICYMIs, and all the usual chaos, questionable decisions, and things you never knew you needed to know.

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(airdate: 6.24.26)

Could your couch be more dangerous than cigarettes? We look at the surprising new research on fitness and longevity, why TikTok may be making vaping look cooler than it should, and what happens when teens think Mom loves her phone more than them. We also discuss why terrible dad jokes might actually be good for your brain, how our priorities change as we age, and some of the strangest bargains you'll find during Amazon Prime Days.

Plus, it's Would You Rather Wednesday, Things You Didn't Know You Needed To Know, a Florida grandfather allegedly training for the Daytona 500 at 110 miles per hour, and ICYMIs.

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