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Enjoy Haysnacks, the bite-sized comedy podcast from Northwest Arkansas’s own Haystack—morning radio’s master of mischief on 106.5 KBVA and 96.7 The Bull.

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Sep 24, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    Kids Win: Science Backed Up Their Veggie Drama (opens the original)

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    Researchers found that bacteria in kids' mouths mix with enzymes in broccoli, cauliflower and Brussels sprouts to make a nasty sulfur stank — basically science proving kids right. I mean, we’ve all heard a five-year-old scream “this smells like a fart” and shrugged it off, but nope — their mouths are running a chemistry experiment. Parents keep trying to sell veggies as “little trees” or punishment, and the kid is over here pulling out a research paper like a tiny, smug scientist. We joke that g

  2. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    Sound Statistics - Paid Day Off to Buy a Car? Door-Slam Clue (opens the original)

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    We played Sound Statistics — I read weird stats with the crucial word ripped out and dropped a sound effect for you to guess. We tossed out real head‑scratchers: 21% of workers want a paid day off to go shop for what?, plus 15% is the bump in productivity from having something in the office, and 41% of folks think a major scientific breakthrough will let us live somewhere wild. I cracked jokes, you probably shouted wrong answers, and we leaned into the dumbly confident guesses and noisy clues. F

  3. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    Morning 6-Pack - Life Regrets (opens the original)

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    New poll says the thing Americans regret most is romantic relationships, and a big chunk — 37% — say their top regret is something they never did. I riff on how we obsess over the road not taken while somehow surviving the dumb roads we actually drove. So I throw down a quick Morning 6-Pack of the most common, wonderfully embarrassing regrets we all hoard. I tease a few classics — burning your mouth on a Hot Pocket, telling the Supercuts person to “get creative,” and the eternal horror of steppi

  4. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Roomba: 1, Marriage: 0 — $16K and a Jail Sentence (opens the original)

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    Your robot vacuum can now catch you cheating — no joke. I heard about a guy in Taiwan who got suspicious (toothbrush at the vacation house, weird garage footage), then opened the Roomba app and watched his wife with another man — not cleaning, just… you know. He saved the video, sued, and won about $16,000 from his wife and her lover. But plot twist: he got nailed too for recording private activity without consent and got five months in jail plus a fine. So yeah, everyone lost except the vacuum,

  5. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Morning 6-Pack - Classic toys that still crush it for Christmas (opens the original)

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    We're ditching the sketchy AI toys — the ones that’ll talk dirty, hand a kid a knife suggestion, or act bummed when they say “stop” — and I count down six classic, low-tech toys that actually make solid Christmas presents. I roast the whole biz of always-listening plushies and their privacy dumpster fires before we dive into the Top 6. We riff on Etch A Sketch, yo-yo tricks, Silly Putty shenanigans, Magic 8-Ball wisdom, and the gloriously useless chaos of a Slinky. It's fast, sarcastic, and full

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