KDKD Weird News

In this Weird News segment, Steve Stevens shares a surprising piece of skin care advice: dermatologists say washing with your hands may be the safest and most effective way to clean your body. The discussion explains why loofahs can collect bacteria between showers and why they may be especially troublesome for people with eczema, acne, or sensitive skin. Washcloths get a slightly better review, but they still come with a caution. While they can offer gentle exfoliation, using them every day may damage the skin's protective barrier. The segment closes with simple care advice for anyone who still prefers a washcloth: wash it frequently and let it dry between uses.

In this lighthearted Weird News segment, Steve Stevens dives into a playful survey about America's snacking habits. From bag-of-chips confessors to people who skip meals entirely and survive on snacks, the episode explores just how common snack culture has become. The conversation highlights the funniest and most relatable results, including secret snack lies, the average number of times people snack each day, and the surprising number of people who keep hidden snack stashes at home. It's a quick, funny look at everyday indulgences and guilty pleasures.

Father's Day is approaching fast, and the spending numbers are breaking records. In this Weird News segment, Steve Stevens shares a look at how much people plan to spend on dads this year, what gifts are most popular, and how the holiday spending trend continues to rise. Then the segment shifts into a playful list of what dads would really want if anyone actually asked. From garage time and football interruptions to beer, Taylor Sheridan shows, and a very unexpected final pick, this Father's Day roundup mixes current shopping trends with a humorous take on dad's true wishes.

Join us in today's episode as we delve into the peculiar world of TikTok trends with a spotlight on the latest culinary curiosity: blue hot dogs. Learn how this odd creation is made by simply boiling traditional hot dogs in grape-flavored Gatorade. We investigate the viral videos and reviews that are stirring discussions online, dissecting both the olfactory surprise and the lack of appeal for adult taste buds. It's a serving of bizarre that you won't want to miss!

Weird News brings you a fresh perspective on how the World Cup is not just about soccer, but also about love and connection. Discover how single individuals are creatively leveraging this international gathering to expand their dating horizons. With six and a half million travelers expected, the games are more than a sports event—they're a romantic endeavor for many. Listen in to hear about personal stories and strategies employed by those looking to score more than just goals.

Join us at the Morning Show with host Steve Stevens as we delve into a rather peculiar topic that emerged from pandemic-era studies. What started as simple social distancing research turned into a larger discovery about humanity's inexplicable preference to walk counterclockwise. With contributions from researchers in Spain and Japan, this episode uncovers how a universal counterclockwise tendency isn't linked to handedness, cultural background, or any apparent behavioral factors. Adding a historical twist, the episode explores how this bias might have influenced changes in competitive running tracks in the early 20th century. The revelations leave scientists baffled and intrigued, offering thought-provoking content for curious explorers of human nature. As listeners mull over these strange scientific puzzles, Elite Billiards and Alehouse proudly sponsors the segment, promising not just a billiards experience but a journey to be elite.

Dive into World Cup Fever as we explore the unique cultural exchanges happening across the globe and right here in America. From international visitors marveling at Buc-ee's to players going viral for their passionate appreciation of Waffle House and Ella Langley's music, discover how this international event is bringing people together in unexpected ways. Learn about the remarkable overlaps in global culture and the hilarious and heartwarming tales from fans and players alike.

As summer heat draws near, discover the uncanny and often hilarious feelings of being 'Exhausterwhelmulated.' Our podcast dives into some of the strangest and most frustrating day-to-day situations that make us long for an oasis of calm. Backed by amusing anecdotes and a lighthearted tone, we promise to deliver nothing short of laughter while on this relatable journey of modern-day weirdness.

Join us for a dive into the peculiar world of Weird News, sponsored by Elite Billiards and Alehouse. In this episode, we unearth surprising stats about board game aficionados across generations. With games like Wingspan and Catan gaining favor among the young, and classics like Scrabble cherished by older folks, it's a testament to how board games bridge age gaps. And yes, we ponder the timeless debate of winning – is it really everything?

In this quirky episode, we bring you the buzz around Backwards Beach Day, a mom's viral idea that's got parents rethinking the traditional beach outing. Tune in to discover the benefits of visiting the beach when everyone is leaving, and learn how to manage lunch and nap time with ease, making your family's seaside adventures as pleasant as possible. Weird News ensures you're in the know with the latest, amusing trends.

A bizarre real estate listing has put more than seven acres in Hell, Michigan, on the market for $625,000. The episode dives into the unusual story with a playful “weird news” tone, highlighting the small unincorporated area's tourist-attraction appeal and its location northwest of Ann Arbor and west of Detroit. The property includes several structures and attractions, making it more than just land. From Screams ice cream shop to Hell's Chapel of Love, Damnation University, a post office, and a souvenir shop, the listing turns this quirky destination into a roadside attraction aimed at campers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Start your week by diving into the bizarre and intriguing world of email apnea. This episode of Weird News, brought to you by Elite Billiards and Alehouse, explores the hidden phenomenon affecting many of us at work. Learn how holding your breath while reading emails or scrolling through your phone might be adding unnecessary stress and anxiety to your life. Join Steve Stevens for a fascinating discussion that reveals the unseen hazards of digital communications and provides practical advice on managing your responses for a healthier, more relaxed workday.

In this episode, Steve Stevens highlights a fascinating change in how people prioritize their social lives as they age. From the transition in one's twenties where social plans are paramount, to the thirties where rest takes precedence, this shift is both relatable and revealing. Listeners will hear about the average age when sleep becomes a staple in planning, how many plans are typically canceled for more rest, and how honesty in declining invitations is becoming more common.

Today's episode of Weird News with Steve Stevens provides a fascinating look into the psychological, medical, and sociological insights on mental health. By exploring a new study that involved 122 experts worldwide, the conversation uncovers six vital factors for achieving good mental health. Tune in to hear how autonomy, connection, and happiness intertwine to form the foundations of mental wellness, all while enjoying Steve's signature wit and wisdom.

In today's Weird News segment, Steve Stevens introduces listeners to the world traveler Barry Hoffner, who has ventured to every country but one. Learn about his foolproof packing list that includes surprising items like merino wool t-shirts and Starbucks instant coffee. Whether you're a seasoned explorer or planning your first big trip, Barry's anecdotes and advice are a must-hear for all travel enthusiasts.

In this lighthearted episode, we dive into the quirky world of Weird News to explore a heartwarming event that combines sports, cuteness, and a good cause. 'World Pup,' a spin on the popular Puppy Bowl, is gearing up to coincide with the fervor of the World Cup. With 48 rescue puppies from 12 different shelters, this bracket-style competition is set to win hearts and promote adoption awareness across the globe.

In this episode of 'Weird News,' Steve Stevens unpacks the age-old debate over which day truly marks the beginning of our week. With insights from a recent poll, discover how diverse cultures draw their weekly lines and the surprising habits that define how different regions tackle their calendars. Tune in for an engaging discussion that might make you rethink your weekday assumptions.

In this podcast episode, we venture into the intriguing world of metaphors and their impact on our understanding of life's journey. Host Steve Stevens delves into the various interpretations of the phrase 'It's all downhill from here,' exploring whether it signifies a declining phase or a newfound ease after overcoming challenges. With insights from 2,000 voices on social media, we unravel how context, phrasing, and personal experiences shape the way we perceive this common saying.

In this riveting episode of the KDKD Weird News, host Steve Stevens delves into the peculiar yet fascinating world of dynamic pricing in grocery stores. With the rise of electronic shelf labels in major chain markets like Walmart and Target, shoppers are encountering unexpected price fluctuations based on the time of day or even the specific consumer. But what does this mean for the everyday shopper, and is it fair? Join us as we explore public opinions on this controversial practice and why a significant majority are in favor of banning such measures.

Join Steve Stevens on the morning show as he brings you the perfect list of outdoor toys to ensure your kids have a summer filled with fun and laughter. Discover classic and new favorites, including walkie-talkies, bubble machines, and more, all while indulging in a light-hearted and entertaining segment brought to you by Elite Billiards and Alehouse.

We dive into the intriguing world of self-service and tipping etiquette in this episode. Join us as we unravel the bizarre story shared by a TikTok user who questions the rationale behind tipping at a self-service frozen yogurt shop. With no servers in sight, should customers still be prompted to tip? This episode seeks to untangle the complicated web of modern tipping culture and its implications for businesses and consumers alike.

In this episode of the morning show with Steve Stevens, we cover record-breaking travel predictions for the upcoming Memorial Day weekend. Despite high gas prices, a staggering 45 million Americans are expected to travel at least 50 miles, setting a new record. We'll discuss historical travel trends and offer insights into planning your holiday travel to avoid delays. Stay tuned for quirky stories and useful tips to enhance your holiday preparations.

Summer's right around the corner, and people can't wait. This episode uncovers fascinating insights from a recent survey about when Americans feel the summer vibes truly begin. We'll hear how various regions of the country prioritize summer activities and health goals, painting a diverse picture of summer aspirations. Let's also talk about the curious culinary choices at summer cookouts and how these decisions reflect broader lifestyle ambitions.

In this episode, we unravel the odd and amusing world of those who go to great lengths to maintain the 'new' look of their gadgets. From the widely discussed phenomenon of leaving protective films on screens to the humor of showcasing untouched remotes, we touch on how these quirky habits captivate thousands online. Tune in for a hilarious conversation about whether these peculiar routines truly preserve value or simply provide entertainment.

Join us on a humorous journey through the quirky side of air travel regulations. We dive into the TSA's famous 3-1-1 liquids rule, which has mystified travelers for two decades. Discover the bizarre contrasts in what you can carry onto a plane and enjoy our whimsical take on rotisserie chickens as a protein-packed alternative. Our Weird News episode, courtesy of Elite Billiards and Alehouse, touches on surprising items allowed on board, from whole watermelons to live lobsters.

Join Steve Stevens on KDKD 95.3 Today's Country as he explores the fun yet bizarre topic of bathroom door locking preferences. A seemingly mundane question turns into a fascinating discussion with quirky anecdotes and surprising poll results. Tune in for a humorous take on privacy, sponsored by Elite Billiards and Alehouse—a place not just for pool but a true destination.

In this episode, we unravel a peculiar story that has captured attention for its uniqueness and humor. Learn how a 33-year-old woman named Ladan Richardson made headlines by including a Netflix password in her divorce settlement. With streaming services becoming a common part of daily life, this story highlights the lasting impact of digital conveniences in our personal lives and legal landscapes.

Get ready for an eye-opening edition of Weird News, where we explore the hefty price tag of raising a child in today's world. Sponsored by Elite Billiards and Alehouse, this episode uncovers where in the U.S. you'll find the highest and lowest costs of child-rearing as revealed by LendingTree's recent report. If you thought parenting was all sunshine and smiles, brace yourself for some financial truths. From sky-high expenses in Hawaii to more manageable costs in Mississippi, discover how daycare emerges as the foremost financial challenge for parents. Host Steve Stevens shares a humorous yet realistic take on the demands of raising a child, interspersed with insights into why states like Maryland and Massachusetts follow closely behind Hawaii in costs. Join us on our media platforms or through the podcast for a not-to-be-missed segment of Weird News. Let the Elite Billiards and Alehouse be your destination for this episode's surprising revelations about the economic realities facing families today.

Join us on today's episode as we dive into the peculiar and outlandish world of Weird News. We explore how a simple peace sign in your selfies could inadvertently compromise your privacy. With advancements in AI technology, even seemingly harmless gestures could provide scammers potential access to your fingerprints. Find out why it's important to be cautious about where and how you point your fingers in photos, and learn what scenarios might still keep your identity safe. In this riveting discussion, we unravel the complexities of AI technology and its implications on our day-to-day interactions. As the world of AI rapidly progresses, staying informed becomes crucial. We dissect the process that might allow tech-savvy scammers to extract sensitive information from your social media photos and provide practical tips on how to safeguard your identity. Tune in to hear more about these developments and what you can do to protect yourself in the digital age.

Join us for an intriguing segment of Weird News as we uncover why hats have become more than mere fashion accessories. From representing business loyalty to political affiliations, find out why wearing a merch hat is a powerful statement today. Plus, stay tuned for upcoming merchandise from Mornings In The Stix! and Booze Nooze, brought to you by Elite Billiards and Alehouse.

Dive into the latest Weird News with Steve Stevens as he unveils the strange and astonishing happenings on The Price is Right this past Friday. A special game themed for Mother's Day saw a remarkable win by Vanessa, a retired veteran, who took home a staggering $240,150. This historic win breaks a decade-long record and stands as a testament to the unpredictable and thrilling nature of the game. Brought to you by Elite Billiards and Alehouse, where excitement never stops.

In this episode of 'Weird News,' Steve Stevens shares an online toast hack that could change how you enjoy your breakfast. Hear the buzz about how to prevent soggy toast using a simple technique. Plus, stay informed on upcoming events like the Spring Fling Bike Show at Elite Billiards and Alehouse.

Join Steve Stevens as we take a trip down memory lane to explore a viral post showcasing an array of teenage slang words from 1954. Delight in the nostalgia as you discover terms like 'Cool Jonah,' referring to a well-dressed kid, and 'Double Bubble,' a playful nod to an attractive girl. This episode is a fantastic opportunity to appreciate how much language has evolved and yet sometimes remains grounded in the past.

In this episode of Weird News, we explore the intriguing phenomenon of Gen Z finding innovative spots to catch some shut-eye during their lunch breaks. From movie theaters to makeshift office futons, discover how these young professionals are turning exhaustion into ingenuity. Hear the story of a TikTok sensation who found the ultimate nap spot, and get a glimpse into the unique culture shift happening in our work environments today.

In this episode, Weird News takes a whimsical turn as we explore the 'Midwest goodbye.' While the Irish goodbye is a swift exit, its Midwestern counterpart is quite the opposite, stretching into a marathon of prolonged farewells. Packed with humor and relatable experiences, we promise you'll find yourself nodding in agreement or laughing at our tales from the heartland.

In this episode of Weird News, we dive into the bizarre but potentially true rumor circulating on social media about fuel dilution at the pumps. With gas prices soaring across the country, there is speculation that we're not getting what we pay for. We explore the potential truth behind these claims and the real impact on your engine's performance.

In today's episode, we dive into the intriguing world of AI-generated writing and explore the subtle nuances that can tip off discerning readers. A revelation from a Chapman University professor about the use of certain uncommon words in casual conversation has sparked discussion both online and off. As more students embrace AI for their academic work, some linguistic patterns could provide clues as to whether AI is lending a hand—or a keyboard—behind the scenes. Join us as we unpack these findings and consider the implications of AI in the academic space. Discover why words like 'moreover' and 'thus' might indicate more than they seem. Plus, hear firsthand reactions from students and academia on using artificial intelligence as a writing aid, and what it could mean for the future of communication.

In this episode of Weird News, we explore the evolving trends in how young couples are approaching engagements. Traditional engagement rings are being increasingly replaced by experiences, with travel taking precedence over jewelry. Discover how societal and social media pressures are influencing new generations to redefine what a commitment looks like.

Join us as we delve into the weird and wonderful world of Lawn Brew, the latest innovation in lawn care. Discover how Natural Light is transforming lawns with their unique fertilizer made from spent beer grains. Learn about the science behind Lawn Brew and how it promises to make your lawn greener and more vibrant, all while adding a touch of humor and charm.

Dive into the quirky world of weird news as we uncover the intriguing fate of unsold Girl Scout cookies. Although the cookie season is winding down, not every box finds a home. Discover how these beloved treats continue to bring joy and support to communities even after the cookie season ends. From troop transfers to charity donations, Girl Scouts find heartwarming ways to distribute their surplus.

In today's episode of Weird News, Steve Stevens explores the universal disdain for Mondays. From employed Americans to retirees, Mondays are consistently rated as the least liked day. Tune in to find out how other days and months rank in favorability and enjoy some interesting insights into why people feel the way they do about the days of the week. Brought to you by Elite Billiards and Ale House.

Join us as we delve into the quirks of spring on today's Weird News segment, brought to you by Elite Billiards and Alehouse. Discover how the onset of spring can be a game-changer for mental and physical health. Whether it's engaging in rejuvenating outdoor activities or the power of a good old-fashioned spring clean, there's much to celebrate. This episode promises a blend of lighthearted anecdotes and informative insights into how simple seasonal changes can lead to profound improvements in our lives.

As gas prices continue to rise, many drivers are left searching for ways to save money at the pump. In this episode, we delve into creative and practical tips for fuel-saving that anyone can apply without breaking the bank. From the simple habit of maintaining a consistent speed to more adventurous solutions like carpooling, we've got you covered. Join us as we dissect the best strategies to keep your fuel consumption in check.

Join Steve Stevens as he delves into the peculiar world of weird news, uncovering the mystery behind the Sloppy Joe. From its hazy origins in Havana, Cuba, to becoming a staple in American households in the 1960s, the Sloppy Joe has taken a savory journey. Discover how an online poll reveals public preferences on this beloved sandwich and why some consider the open-faced version a culinary 'cop-out.' This episode is brought to you by Elite Billiards and Alehouse — more than just a pool hall, but a true destination for food and fun.

Join us for a whimsical dive into the eccentricities that accompany St. Patrick's Day in the workplace. With HR departments clamping down on pinching traditions, creativity is key. We recount a top-five list of hilarious alternatives to ensure your colleagues don't escape the spirit of the day unscathed. From re-purposing office supplies to playful pranks, these antics bring a new twist to this day of green revelry.

Join Steve Stevens on the morning show as he plunges into the world of Weird News, delivering bizarre and unforgettable stories that stretch the imagination. This episode features a peculiar legal 'hack' involving extra fingers and the implications of AI-generated visuals in courtrooms. Plus, Steve throws in a dash of humor with classic movie references that fans will adore.

Join us as we uncover the connection between Friday the 13th and discounted tattoos, a peculiar tradition that has stood the test of time. From its roots in the '90s to modern-day celebrations, learn about the tattoo deals, flash designs, and even promotions from unexpected places like Chipotle. Whether you're tattoo-less or inked up, you won't want to miss the savings or the fun tales behind this weird news!

In today's weird news segment, we dive into a peculiar trend that's both thrilling and terrifying: Snake Yoga. Originating in Portland, Oregon, this unconventional yoga class allows participants to share their mats with snakes, including pythons and boa constrictors. The experience is aimed at both snake enthusiasts and those looking to conquer their fears, offering a unique combination of adrenaline and calm in one session. Join us as we unravel the bizarre details of this daring activity and see how some people compare the sensation to that of using a weighted blanket.

Today's edition of Weird News takes a whimsical turn as we cover the latest food craze sweeping TikTok - Frambled Eggs. Defined by their unique preparation method, these eggs combine the best of both fried and scrambled egg worlds, resulting in a dish that's both intriguing and delicious. Dive into this culinary curiosity with us as we dissect what makes Frambled Eggs a social media sensation. Beyond just a trend, Frambled Eggs offer a textural experience that's less dry than your usual scrambled eggs and more flavor-packed thanks to the streaks of yolk. Whether you're a seasoned cook or a curious eater, this episode uncovers why Frambled Eggs might just become your next breakfast obsession. Tune in and discover a fresh take on morning routines with our engaging Weird News broadcast.

In this episode of Weird News, host Steve Stevens dives into the oddities of everyday life, starting with a viral sensation that has grabbed attention worldwide. An etiquette expert, William Hanson, has stirred the pot by suggesting an unorthodox method to eat cereal using both a spoon and a fork. This curious recommendation has sparked a debate on whether this approach is necessary or just another viral rage bait attempt.

Discover the fascinating world of the Smile Ball onion, a revolutionary development in produce that promises to keep your eyes dry. Developed over the span of two decades by scientists in Japan, this special onion retains all the taste and nutritional benefits without the usual tear-inducing side effects. In this episode, join Steve Stevens as he delves into the details of this groundbreaking onion that has made its way to American stores under a different moniker, 'Goldies', and consider the potential culinary impacts of this innovation.