(airdate: 5.28.26)

Today on the show, America admits life just isn't as fun anymore, while Google's AI proves it still can't pass a spelling test without confidently embarrassing itself. We also dive into students hiring lawyers after being accused of cheating with AI, plus a new study suggesting it only takes about five social media posts before your brain starts picking a side online.

Meanwhile, science may have confirmed your dad's favorite complaint: modern music really is getting more repetitive. We'll also cover what we're seeing online, from DSPs to the 98-year-old veteran wing-walking high above the ground like gravity is merely a suggestion.

Plus, it's This Is Why I'm Broke Thursday, Things You Didn't Know You Needed To Know Today, the crazy crime story featuring a man who attacked a chiropractor's sign over the phrase "Licensed Crack Dealer," and the daily ICYMIs.

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(airdate: 5.26.26)

Google wants AI in your phone, your search results, and apparently your sunglasses now. Comedian Laura Clery survives a terrifying refrigerator accident that nearly crushed her in her kitchen, no joke. A new parenting study says the way you handle stress today may reveal exactly what kind of childhood you had. Plus, a Nebraska dog accidentally fires a shotgun from inside a truck because 2026 refuses to calm down.

We also dive into the bizarre rise of Chess Boxing in New York City, and why Gen Z is officially dumping fizzy drinks for flat beverages. Plus, Things You Didn't Know You Needed To Know Today, Yes or B.S. Graduation Traditions Edition, the Crazy Crime story, ICYMIs, and more.

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(airdate: 5.27.26)

Today on the show, a Wisconsin driver ignored a "Road Closed" sign and immediately turned his truck into part of the highway. Chefs reveal the absolute worst day to eat at a restaurant. We dive into the rise of "whimsy jobs" where creative weirdos can actually make real money. Plus, a study says men who can do 40 push-ups may dramatically lower their heart risks, meanwhile, plastic surgeons say people are now asking to look like AI-generated versions of themselves, and America continues struggling with spelling.

Also on the podcast: Things You Didn't Know You Need To Know Today, today's Crazy Crime story featuring a Florida man who treated pants like optional DLC, ICYMIs, and it's Would You Rather Wednesday where Morgan once again opens the mysterious attic of her inner nonsense and invites us all inside.

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