HeyJaredNightside Project
End your commute happy with Ethan Millard and Alex Kirry from The Nightside Project. Each episode features a feel-good ZenHeadlines story submitted by the audience.
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- Sep 10, 2026
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Venmo Ghosting, Your Brain on AI and Kids Tracking Parents (opens the original)
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We kick things off with the Three Things, including reflection on the one-year anniversary of the killing of Charlie Kirk at UVU. Apparently, there is a growing issue of repayment avoidance among younger adults...with Venmo ghosting. Plus, what happens to your brain when you use AI every day? New data shows some interesting details about memory. Parents: a psychologist says the best tantrum handlers do five specific things — and their kids end up more emotionally intelligent. We also dig into wh
Afterparty: Smart Underwear, Booking Fake Meetings, and a Bear in Mapleton (opens the original)
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We kick things off with health class on KSL Brightside! Scientists invented smart underwear that tracks your farts to detect digestive issues (yes, really). Then, a worker is stirring up debate about booking fake meetings with himself just to get stuff done — and honestly, we get it. We also talk about how to tell if someone secretly dislikes you, and a bear has been spotted in Mapleton. KSL Brightside streams live weekdays 12–3 PM, with a YouTube-exclusive live stream from 12–1 PM and radio plu
AI Researcher Quits Over 'Out-of-Control' Fears, INSANE Mortgage Payments in Utah & Is Free-Range Parenting a Crime? (opens the original)
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The NFL season kicks off tonight, and we've got a packed show. An Anthropic researcher just quit the AI industry, warning that self-improving systems could spiral out of control by the end of next year — we break down what that means. Plus, the U of U is testing how robots and humans learn to work together. New data from the Kem C. Gardner Institute paints a stark picture of Utah housing: 91% of renters can't afford the median home payment, and homeownership is nearing historic lows — we dig int
Afterparty: Apple's First Foldable iPhone Is Here, Returns Are Getting Harder & Girl Scout Cookies for Your Dog (opens the original)
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Apple just dropped its biggest news in years — the iPhone Duo, the company's first-ever foldable iPhone, alongside the iPhone 18 Pro. We break down the announcements from today's event, the $1,999 price tag, and what it all means. Plus, returning stuff is getting more difficult (and shoppers aren't happy about it), and the Girl Scouts are shaking up cookie season with two brand-new additions — including one made just for dogs. KSL Brightside streams live weekdays 12–3 PM. Watch the YouTube-exclu
Rat Knocks Out Power, Utah Leads MLB Expansion Race, Mayor Defends Provo Canyon Amphitheatre (opens the original)
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ESPN's Jeff Passan calls Salt Lake City's MLB expansion bid "by far the most advanced" of any contender — we break down what that means for Utah baseball. Plus, a rat knocked out power for 3,400 Bluffdale customers; more water is being released from Flaming Gorge to help Lake Powell, and Utah ranks #3 happiest state in America. Provo's mayor defends the proposed Vesper Amphitheater in Provo Canyon as Vivint founder Todd Pedersen and residents push back over traffic, noise, and canyon preservatio
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