KDKD Weird News

Thanksgiving is over, but the leftovers remain. How safe is it to continue feasting on that delicious turkey and all the trimmings? In this episode, we discuss the safe timeframe for consuming your holiday goodies, offer tips on maximizing their lifespan, and share a few laughs along the way. With helpful insights from Uncle Steve and USDA-backed advice, this is an episode you won't want to miss if you're planning to indulge in your Thanksgiving treats for just a little bit longer.

Join us for a quirky Thanksgiving Eve as we navigate through the top five unusual things you can be thankful for tomorrow. Our host humorously contemplates the small joys and surprises that often go unnoticed amidst the holiday chaos. This episode also features a friendly reminder to appreciate those who tune into our Weird News section every weekday.

In this episode of Weird News, host Steve Stevens presents a Thanksgiving edition filled with humor and relatable moments. Discover the top things to spot on your Turkey Day bingo card, including the infamous political arguments and untouched dishes that grace every holiday table. Fans of all things strange and humorous will appreciate this lighthearted yet all-too-real exploration of Thanksgiving traditions.

Join Steve Stevens on Weird News as he explores a simple yet effective way to improve your sleeping environment. It turns out that leaving your bed unmade for a short while can significantly reduce dust mite habitation, thanks to cool and fresh air drying out the linens. This episode also highlights findings from the National Sleep Foundation, suggesting that a well-made bed correlates with better sleep quality. Tune in for a tip that might just change your morning routine!

In our latest episode, get ready to chuckle and be intrigued as we explore the unusual tales selected just for you. Carrie Underwood, American Idol judge and celebrated artist, takes center stage as she presents her comedic solution to the widespread '6-7' phenomenon. You won't want to miss how a little twist of humor and a throwback song could potentially end this uncanny trend.

In today's 'Weird News,' sponsored by Elite Billiards and Alehouse, Steve Stevens explores the controversial decision to nix the penny and its implications for other coins. Drawing from polling data, we gain insight into the public's varied stances on maintaining or eliminating small denominations. This episode challenges listeners to ponder the future of physical currency in a digital world.

Join us for a session of Weird News where we explore the unexpected trend of wildlife adapting to urban living. A recent study uncovers how raccoons are changing in their behavior and appearance, possibly leading to a rise in their appeal as domestic pets. But before you consider bringing one home, hear us out on why these seemingly adorable animals are best left in the wild. Discover how urban environments are influencing a range of species, from foxes to mice, and what this means for their future.

In this episode of Mornings In The STIX!, host Steve Stevens dives into the latest Weird News that is sure to tickle your curiosity. Brought to you by Elite Billiards and Alehouse, Steve explores KFC's novel take on Thanksgiving, where traditional turkey takes a backseat to a bucket of fried delights. Discover the new culinary sensation that is KFC's Extra Crispy Festive Feast, featuring a unique offering: a flight of gravies including brown, white peppercorn, and Southwest Cheddar. Find out why 35% of Americans might just prefer chicken over turkey and see if you too might be persuaded to join the chicken and gravy celebration this year.

Welcome to the latest episode of Weird News, where today's topic centers around the escalating costs of Thanksgiving celebrations. A new survey from banking app Chime highlights that the average American could splurge nearly $1,000 this year. It's no longer just about the turkey; travel and additional gatherings contribute significantly to the bill. As we explore the specifics of these financial outlays, we find out why 59% of respondents feel that Thanksgiving has evolved into Thanksgiving season, understanding the implications of this holiday craze. Whether it's food, decorations, or simply saying yes to Friendsgiving projects, grasp the surprising factors driving up holiday expenses.

Today on Weird News with Steve Stevens, the conversation revolves around the historic halt in U.S. penny production. We dive into how President Trump's directive has changed the face of American currency, influencing businesses to adjust their transaction methods. Furthermore, we discuss the broader societal implications of this shift towards digital transactions, particularly for those reliant on cash. Conclude with an exciting introduction to the multifaceted Elite Billiards and Ale House, Clinton's new hotspot.

As the cold and flu season sets in, it's crucial to stay ahead with strategies that keep your immune system robust. In today's episode, delve into five expert-recommended tips to enhance your immune defenses against common illnesses and COVID. From embracing a diverse diet to understanding the power of social interactions, learn how everyday habits can contribute to a healthier, happier you.

Have you ever found yourself in a desert without water and a giant multivitamin at hand? You're not alone. Today's Weird News takes on an odd and sometimes comical topic: the art of swallowing pills. With various statistics on how people manage this not-so-simple task, we venture into personal stories and see if you fall into the 26% who just can't do it, or the brave few who can. Tune in for this humorous and slightly bizarre deep dive.

Celebrate Sesame Street's 56th anniversary with us as we reflect on the invaluable life lessons it offers, even to this day. From putting down the metaphorical rubber ducky to fully engage in new ventures, to understanding the profound impact of friendship on longevity and happiness, and finally, the necessity of self-celebration. Listen in as we unpack how these teachings continue to influence and inspire, reminding us of the simplicity and wisdom rooted in childhood classics.

In this episode of KDKD's Weird News, host Steve Stevens delves into the unspoken wisdom of elderly individuals. Discover the quirky and thoughtful habits that older generations have cultivated over the years. From early morning flights to starting the day with a good stretch, these tips offer invaluable insights for enhancing your daily life.

In this amusing and light-hearted segment of Weird News, host Steve Stevens takes us into a world where the stakes are crunchy and the opinions are crunchy too. It's General Mills' challenge that has everyone talking: which piece of Chex Mix should be shown the door? As thousands weigh in on this serious (not really!) issue, you'll laugh at the heated defenses of rye chips and the casual dismissals of breadsticks. Whether you're a rye defender or a mini breadstick detractor, you won't want to miss this fun segment dissecting salty snacks and social media spats.

Join us as we explore the quirky details of this ambitious Kickstarter campaign, where the unconventional meets the practical. Could a six-pound phone case be the answer to limiting screen time, or is it just an eccentric idea destined to become a fleeting trend? Tune in to discover how this project is progressing and whether it might just be the heavyweight solution to your digital dilemmas.

Join us for an insightful session of Weird News where Steve Stevens delves into a groundbreaking study that links life satisfaction with tangible health benefits. Learn how your position on a hypothetical happiness ladder could predict your likelihood to stay healthy, and why having a too-high happiness score only brings more positive results. Whether you're a skeptic or a self-proclaimed optimist, this episode offers valuable perspectives on why and how to boost your happiness quotient.

In today's episode of the KDKD Weird News, join Steve Stevens as he delves into the fascinating world of cultural phenomena influencing language learning. Bad Bunny, the Latin music sensation, has not only captured the hearts of fans but also sparked a wave of interest in Spanish. With the Super Bowl looming, fans are eager to connect with his music on a deeper level by learning the language. We'll explore how language applications are seeing a surge in downloads, all thanks to the Bad Bunny effect, and meet a dedicated fan making headlines with his Spanish-learning journey.

In this episode, we dive into the peculiar statistic of paycheck expenditure that showcases just how quickly money disappears from the pockets of the average American. With nearly 48% of earnings spent within the first 48 hours, we unravel the reasons behind this rapid spending spree. From essentials like groceries to major obligations like rent, discover how bi-weekly pay cycles and continuous bills impact financial wellness. This discussion also highlights the distinct spending patterns of millennials, who are famously quick to part with their earnings. Could a shift to daily pay reduce stress and improve financial health? Tune in as we explore the weird and wonderful world of quick-spending American habits.

In this episode of Weird News with Steve Stevens, learn how to maintain your Halloween pumpkins so they last longer. Steve shares a simple yet effective technique that can prevent your pumpkin from decaying quickly. With Halloween just days away, make sure you're prepared to keep your decorations looking their best. Tune in for a fun fact about the connection between the stem and your pumpkin's health.

Join host Steve Stevens on a journey through the latest in the world of Halloween festivities. As reports of Trunk or Treat events spread, many are questioning if this new trend is replacing the beloved Trick or Treat tradition. Discover how communities are adapting to this change and what it means for the future of Halloween celebration.

Get ready to explore the intricacies of grilled cheese making on today's episode of Weird News with Steve Stevens. Discover why this straightforward snack is a favorite for many, yet a mystery for the masses when it comes to preparation. Tune in as we share winning techniques, essential cheese choices, and crispiness secrets. It's all about perfecting that gooey, melty, mouthwatering sandwich we all love.

Join Steve Stevens for a fun segment of 'Weird News' as we explore the intriguing findings of a Tinder survey analyzing first-date drink preferences. With 57% of people admitting to indulging in alcohol when meeting someone new, we unravel the trends and psychological aspects behind these choices. Whether you're a fan of a classic margarita or a daring shot, find out what these drinks say about the most confident daters in this captivating episode.

Do you know the top places in North America to spot Bigfoot? This episode of KDKD Weird News uncovers the strange and fascinating realm of Sasquatch with humorous insights and quirky facts. Join us as we explore Bigfoot protection laws, sighting hotspots, and even the top five questions we'd ask Bigfoot if we ever met. Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, this episode offers a captivating look at one of the world's most enigmatic legends.

This episode of Weird News delves into the peculiar return of Charmin's Forever Rolls—an incarnation of oversized toilet paper rolls initially introduced six years ago. Host explores the logistical implications, benefits, and quirks associated with these giant rolls that boast an incredible 1,700 sheets each, effectively equating to 22 regular rolls. Discover why these rolls are perfect for teepeeing season, notwithstanding the challenges they may pose for suburban dads keen to maintain pristine lawns. Join us for a twist on your regular news session!

In this episode of Weird News, Steve Stevens shares four transformative tips to enhance your relationship in just 60 seconds. Whether it's a simple hug or a moment of gratitude, these quick fixes are proven to strengthen your bond with your partner. Listen in to discover how spending just one dedicated minute can boost affection and intimacy. Uncle Steve provides a delightful guide to making the most of every precious second with your loved one.

Join us for a jaw-dropping exploration of supermarket tempers on this episode of Weird News. Host Steve Stevens takes us through the unsettling chain of events that led a simple checkout disagreement towards violence. Meet Amber Thompson, a young shopper who turned a casual trip to the store into an unforgettable event, and discover how a heated argument led to an escalation involving kitchen knives. This intriguing story raises a significant question: how far is too far when patience runs thin?

Join Steve Stevens as he dives into the quirky and bizarre side of Halloween, sharing insights from a recent CVS poll about our candy-buying habits. Discover why your candy stash may not last until Halloween and the last-minute costume fixes that have become all too common. Are you a Halloween devotee or a last-minute decider? Let's explore how we're collectively preparing for the spookiest day of the year.

In today's discussion, we dive into the odd and amusing world of bird droppings and car colors. Discover why your freshly polished vehicle might be inexplicably attractive to our feathered friends and how certain hues are more prone to becoming a bird's target. We explore the relationship between birds' color vision and their peculiar behavior during mating season that could lead to unexpected collisions.

In this episode of Weird News, host Steve Stevens dives deep into the growing issue of phone addiction and offers practical advice for listeners looking to break their ties with their ever-present devices. From treating your phone like a landline to going phone-free for a day, Steve shares five insightful strategies that promise to help you regain control over your screen time. Join the conversation as we explore these creative solutions and challenge ourselves to disconnect in a hyper-connected world.

In this intriguing episode of Weird News, Steve Stevens explores how scammers are targeting unwitting individuals through calls, emails, and text messages. From revealing eye-opening statistics about how many bogus contacts hit the average American each week to personal anecdotes about facing spam, this episode provides both humor and valuable advice. Learn how to spot the signs of a scam and protect your digital and personal space.

Bumper stickers once served as badges of honor for drivers, but now they might be doing more harm than good. In today's episode, we explore a compelling study that reveals the impact of political bumper stickers on driving behavior. By analyzing simulated driving experiences, the research discovered that drivers are more prone to react aggressively when confronted with opposing political views on the road. Tune in to learn the subtle yet significant ways these dashboard decorations can dictate road manners and provoke unexpected reactions among motorists.

In today's episode of Weird News, host Steve Stevens dives into the quirky world of taco toppings, just in time for National Taco Day. This fun and engaging segment illuminates the wacky and unexpected ingredients people debate over when it comes to their favorite wrapped delight. From the controversial cilantro to surprising no-gos like pineapple and broccoli, listeners are taken on a quirky culinary journey while celebrating the tastiness of tacos.

In this captivating episode of Weird News, host Steve Stevens brings to light a curious crime spree in Ontario, Canada, where thieves are targeting tractor trailers in search of unusual treasures. This time, they've made off with $35,000 worth of salsa, leaving authorities and the public scratching their heads. Tune in to Mornings In The STIX! as we unfold this quirky tale and discuss the implications for supply chain security.

In this episode, join us as we dive into the weird and wonderful world of parent-generated embarrassment. Discover how the simple act of tossing out a dad joke can bring on teenage cringes and what happens on those infamous family vacations. Do parents really embarrass their kids only two to four times per trip, or is it much more frequent? We explore this dynamic with humorous anecdotes and insights into why parents love to share awkward moments on social media.

In this episode, we explore the debates surrounding humor in the workplace, based on a thought-provoking article from The Conversation. While humor can enhance your image as confident and competent, missteps might damage your credibility. Learn about the two major ingredients of a successful workplace joke and why even seemingly innocent humor can backfire. We also discuss the additional challenges women face with humor in the workplace. Tune in to understand why, in most cases, the risks might just outweigh the rewards.

Join Steve Stevens on today's Weird News as he delves into the latest unconventional trend sweeping workplaces: going shoe-free. Discover why Fortune magazine and The Guardian are spotlighting this fashionable, yet divisive office policy that encourages relaxation and collaboration. Tech companies in Silicon Valley have embraced it for years, but does it really foster a healthier work environment, or is it just loud on hype and low on practicality? Tune in to find out which side of the foot you're on in this quirky debate.

In this episode, we delve into the intriguing preferences of different generations when it comes to their driving habits. Discover how Gen Z is leading the way in adopting silence as their choice for commuting, favoring calm and introspection. Meanwhile, Gen X stays true to their rock'n'roll roots, cranking up their stereo and reliving the golden hits of decades past. Each age group has carved out a unique ritual for their time on the road, exposing fascinating contrasts in how we seek comfort and productivity behind the wheel.

In this captivating episode of the Weird News, host Steve Stevens delves into a bizarre news story that will make you think twice before yawning. Our episode recounts the chilling tale of Haley Black, who nearly met her demise due to a seemingly ordinary yawn. With vivid storytelling, we uncover the peculiar events leading to a potentially deadly situation and explore the aftermath of this strange incident. Join us as we unravel the intricate details of Haley's dramatic experience, what sounded like an internet meme turned out to be a real-life ordeal with significant consequences. We'll discuss the ripple effects of contagious yawns, odd as it sounds, and how such a simple reflex nearly altered her life forever. This episode serves as both a cautionary tale and a reminder of the unexpected turns life can take.

Join us on Mornings In The STIX! as we delve into a tale as iconic as much as it's novel. In today's 'Weird News,' discover the opening of the Brady Bunch house—a staple of American pop culture. Celebrating the anniversary of its original airing in 1969, the famed North Hollywood house opens its doors to fans for a limited time, thanks to HGTV's inspired renovation.

In today's episode, we unravel the top five terrible things people do in their cars, beyond mere aggressive driving. Get ready for a wild ride as Steve humorously breaks down these outrageous behaviors, from blasting horns at elderly pedestrians to the guilty pleasure of listening to Nickelback. Tune in to discover what drives people to display such outlandish conduct behind the wheel, coupled with a good dose of humor to keep you entertained.

In today's fascinating exploration of Weird News, we delve into ancient dating advice that transcends time. We revisit the teachings of Ovid, an ancient Roman poet, who shared insights on love and companionship that still hold relevance today. This episode uncovers dating tips from over 2,000 years ago, encouraging modern singles to put themselves out there, avoid choosing partners under the influence of alcohol, and maintain good personal hygiene. Discover how these historical nuggets of wisdom can inspire contemporary romance.

Join Steve Stevens on this episode of Mornings in the Sticks as we dive into a list of the most disappointing foods according to the internet. From the much-hyped truffle oil fries that left taste buds unsatisfied to the globally loved chocolate that didn't make the cut, discover which culinary delights didn't live up to their reputation. We also explore infamous letdowns like the McRib and the visually stunning but tasteless dragon fruit. It's a journey through flavors that failed to impress. Don't miss out on this edition of Weird News, where we take your taste buds on a rollercoaster ride of unexpected culinary disappointments!

Join us on a whimsical journey through the Weird News of the Day, where we explore the possibility of doing seasons differently. On this first official day of fall, we encounter a thought-provoking proposal to redate our understanding of the four seasons. This writer argues that the transitions before and after equinoxes and solstices don't necessarily match our lived experience, suggesting alternative defining moments such as the beginning of daylight savings or Black Friday for winter's dawn. Could these ideas bring about a more fitting reflection of seasonal changes? Discover how geography might influence these dates and why some believe we've got it all wrong this whole time.

In this episode, we dive into the quirky phone habits of the older generation that often make the younger crowd cringe. From calling instead of texting to the old-school way of dealing with phone screens, we're spotlighting four behaviors that showcase the generational divide. Whether you're guilty of these habits or simply curious, tune in to uncover the nuances of how technology is used across age groups.

In this episode of 'The KDKD Weird News', Steve Stevens delves into a fascinating study highlighting the importance of girls' nights out for women. The report reveals that many women consider these gatherings more essential than a romantic dinner with their partners. With intriguing statistics like 78% affirming its replenish value and a preference for wine and charcuterie, the findings give a humorous yet enlightening peek into social dynamics.

In this episode of the Weird News with Steve Stevens on Mornings In The STIX!, we delve into the intriguing world of teen slang with the phrase 'Clocked It'. While this term may seem new to many parents, it actually dates back to 1929. Discover how 'Clocked It' has evolved, its significance on social media, and why it's resurfacing among today's youth.

Dive into today's weird news as Steve Stevens takes us through an eye-opening topic that combines science and practicality. Learn about the innovative eye drops being tested that might just replace your reading glasses. With advancements spanning from Ohio State research to commercial market applications, these drops hold significant promise for individuals who struggle with long-sightedness. The science behind this remarkable development involves specialized ingredients that have shown potential in adjusting how the eye lens focuses, possibly changing the future of eyewear.

Dive into today's weird news as we explore a new wedding trend where couples are setting up credit card machines at the bar to help fund their honeymoons. In a twist of traditional celebrations, these couples are opting to skip the gift registry and encourage their guests to pay for drinks instead. But how are guests responding to this unconventional approach? Join us as we uncover the surprising reception and discuss whether this trend could catch on worldwide.

In celebration of National Video Games Day, we delve into a fascinating study highlighting the financial benefits of playing video games during childhood. Contrary to the longstanding belief that video games are merely a distraction for kids, the research reveals that childhood gamers often earn significantly higher salaries as adults. This episode explores how games like FIFA and even mobile favorites like Candy Crush can enhance skills such as strategic thinking and problem-solving, contributing to career success.

In this riveting episode, we delve into the world of odd and strange stories, with a focus on a quirky headline from China. The piece unveils an unusual scenario where public bathrooms require you to watch advertisements to obtain toilet paper. While this might sound peculiar, it's a sign of the shifting paradigms in how we consume necessities, paralleling how ads have integrated into other facets of our lives. Join us as we explore the social and cultural implications of such innovations and how they reflect broader digital trends.