(aidate: 4.15.26)

Today on the show, tax deadline stress turns into relationship drama as we dive into couples discovering hidden income, mystery deductions, and surprise money secrets at filing time. We've also got a wild new study showing major album drops from artists like Taylor Swift may actually make the roads deadlier, thanks to distracted drivers scrambling to hear track one before the first red light. Plus, psychologists explain why parents constantly mix up their kids' names—and why dragging the dog's name into it is actually totally normal. And in the Bay Area, one unpaid dumpster bill turned into the messiest revenge move imaginable when the trash got dumped right back in the driveway.

Also today: the Top 10 excuses taxpayers have used to appease the IRS, a fresh round of Would You Rather Wednesday, ICYMIs, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know, and today's Crazy Crime from Florida involving a woman who thought 123 mph was fine because, hey, it was a Supra.

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(airdate: 4.14.26)

Today, we're covering the age parents say teens should get that first debit card, the coffee sweet spot before your eye starts twitching, and why "AI brain fry" might be the newest workplace burnout. We've also got the internet divided over dill pickle Oreos, a fascinating study on loneliness turning into shopping addiction, and the boyfriend who got put on a literal birthday performance improvement plan.

Plus, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know, this week's Yes or B.S. April Edition, fresh ICYMIs, and the Crazy Crime from Florida featuring one furious Subway customer, some rogue peppers, and 37 innocent cookies that never stood a chance.

Basically, if your debit card is buzzing, your coffee is kicking, and your shopping cart is mysteriously full, this episode gets you.

(airdate: 4.13.26)

Today, we dive into the trend of phone-free restaurants, where locking up your device may spark better conversation—but not everyone feels safe without immediate access. Then, a viral Disneyland moment shows parents allegedly trying to sneak a child in hidden inside a stroller mesh pocket, proving ticket prices may now require spy tactics.

We also cover the money squeeze: 30 million workers are already using the no-tax tips and overtime breaks, Coachella food prices are once again causing sticker shock, and pet ownership now averages about $50,000 over a lifetime. Plus, the signs your phone may be taking over your life.

Also on deck: Things You Didn't Know You Need To Know Today, this week's Nerd News, ICYMIs, and Morgan's Crazy Crime from Wichita Falls.

And because it's National Borinqueneers Day, we briefly honor the 65th Infantry Regiment, the heroic mostly Puerto Rican Army unit celebrated for extraordinary bravery in the Korean War and beyond.

(airdate: 4.10.26)

Today, NASA's Artemis II crew faces the most intense part of the moon mission as Orion comes screaming back to Earth for tonight's splashdown, with all eyes on that heat shield. Then, a Chick-fil-A employee in North Carolina restores your faith in humanity after returning nearly $10,000 he found in the bathroom. We also get into the hilariously awkward list of Gen Z habits that leave Gen X and Millennial parents cringing, plus a new study on why emojis in workplace messages may make you look less competent than you think.

Also on deck: Crazy Crime takes us to Florida for a hardhat-only dance party gone very wrong, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, F My Life Friday, a fresh batch of A.I. Dad Jokes, ICYMIs, and this week's Normal or Nope?

It's a full TGIFriday edition.

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(airdate: 4.9.26)

Today on the show, Google's AI search answers may be fast, but they're still getting things hilariously wrong, and we dive into why that should make you double-check everything. A new relationship study says dating a narcissist may come with built-in cracks from day one, while Americans say their biggest tax frustration is still the feeling that the rich don't pay enough. We also take a nostalgic spin through the everyday things that were totally normal 20 years ago but have now vanished, plus a fun survey on what your candy cravings reveal about your generation. And yes, This Is Why I'm Broke Thursday gets extra salty with the story of how $7 Doritos finally broke consumer loyalty.

Plus, ICYMIs, The Crazy Crime story out of Florida, and Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today — all packed into one gloriously broke, snack-fueled Thursday edition.

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(airdate: 4.8.26)

Would You Rather Wednesday is loaded and weird, from mimes vs. mariachi bands to the ultimate on-stage embarrassment. In today's big stories, Anthropic shelves an A.I. model that was apparently too powerful to release, people are literally speaking less out loud thanks to digital life, and doctors are begging you to stop putting sugar where sugar absolutely does not belong. We also get into the rise of the "floordrobe" ADHD laundry pile, why the perfect American smile can feel suspicious overseas, and new research showing overly emotional social posts may hurt your credibility more than help your cause. Plus: the Crazy Crime story of the Florida kayak car burglar, ICYMIs featuring a teleporting FEMA official, a revived Beetle bridge prank, and the very radio-friendly return of WKRP to Cincinnati. A weird, smart, beautifully sideways Wednesday show.

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(airdate: 4.7.26)

Today on the show: space gets sweeter as Nutella scores a free ride aboard Artemis II, and a new breakdown reveals the 10 real reasons little things seem to set women off. We also settle one of science's most ridiculous debates: do men or women actually have worse farts? Spoiler: it's a tie nobody wanted.

Plus, social media may be turning engagement rings into financial pressure cookers, while new psychology says men with female best friends often feel emotionally closer and more supported than guys with male besties.

Also loaded into today's pod: TYDKYNTKT ripped from the headlines, this week's Yes or B.S. Taco Edition, ICYMIs, and the Crazy Crime story.

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(airdate: 4.6.26)

A crying baby turns into a full-on travel nightmare after a family says they were removed from an Allegiant Air flight, while festival season brings a very real look at what women actually stress about at Coachella — spoiler: it's the bathroom, not the bands. Morgan also dives into why Gen Z women are increasingly opting out of dating, and the internet is now fiercely debating the so-called "naked mom theory" and where body positivity meets boundaries. Plus, another Waymo robotaxi makes headlines after a wrong-way drive-thru pickup attempt in Los Angeles.

It's also Monday, so we've got a fresh Nerd News packed with science and space breakthroughs, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know — But You Do, today's Crazy Crime featuring a horseback DUI in Kentucky, and ICYMIs including the employee who got paid for seven months after being completely forgotten by the company.

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