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When Americans Say Their First Curse Word of the Day (opens the original)
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This weird news segment looks at a surprising new report about when Americans say their first curse word of the day. According to the discussion, the average American utters that first profanity at 10:54 a.m., while about a quarter of people don’t even
Should You Always Use Your Blinker? (opens the original)
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In this weird news segment, the conversation centers on a surprising internet poll about turn signals and whether drivers should always use them. The results show strong support for consistent blinker use, with most respondents saying turn signals should
Kid’s Park Crawl Birthday Parties: Genius or Nightmare? (opens the original)
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On this episode of weird news, the conversation turns to a surprising new birthday trend: park crawls for kids. Inspired by bar crawls and pub crawls, families are now organizing celebrations that take children to three or four parks in one day, complete
Gen Z Wants Millennials to Stop Saying LOL in Texts (opens the original)
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This episode explores a quirky conflict in modern communication: whether LOL has outlived its usefulness. While Gen Z prefers no sign-off, an emoji, or a more literal expression of meaning, millennials in the segment push back with humor and sarcasm. The
What Is a Food Divorce? The Weird News Conversation Everyone’s Talking About (opens the original)
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On this episode of Weird News, Steve Stevens dives into a surprising modern relationship trend: the food divorce. Instead of planning, cooking, and eating every meal together, some couples are choosing to handle meals separately on their own schedules. Th
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