(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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