KDKD Weird News

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.

Join us as we explore the intriguing world of daylight savings time, kicking off with the recent transition to permanent daylight saving in British Columbia. While some regions are debating radical ideas like half-daylight savings proposed by a Florida congressman, we delve into the complexities of adjusting our clocks twice a year. What are the benefits of maintaining tradition, and could alternative schemes simplify our lives? Tune in to discover how these changes impact us all.

Join us as we explore the quirky travel hack that's making waves among couples: Seat Divorce. In today's episode, we examine how opting out of the middle seat in favor of personal comfort is reshaping travel experiences for many. Unpack the assumptions that come with sitting apart from your partner and why it's not indicative of your relationship status. Whether for extra legroom or a preferred view, find out why being apart might bring you closer together during your flights.

Join us on today's episode of Weird News as Steve Stevens delves into the curious world of smart glasses and their impact on personal privacy. With the rise of Bluetooth-enabled tech, it's becoming increasingly difficult to discern between regular eyewear and those equipped with hidden cameras. Explore the potential controversy as Steve unpacks the Nearby Glasses app, designed to alert users when smart glasses are in the vicinity. Tune in for an insightful discussion on technology, privacy, and the ongoing quest for security in our everyday lives.

Welcome to another episode of The Weird News with Steve Stevens, where coffee takes center stage. A staggering 79% of people say a good cup of coffee can make their day brighter, and a new study reveals intriguing details about how this beloved beverage influences our daily lives. Learn why people are more willing to skip breakfast than their morning coffee and get ready for a caffeinated conversation you won't forget.

Join Steve Stevens on the Morning Show as he dives into the world of weird news, bringing listeners the latest in odd and deranged stories. This episode, discover the peculiar partnership between ranch dressing and vanilla ice cream in a milkshake offered by the Great Wolf Lodge. Priced at just $3.10, this adventurous treat challenges the boundaries between dessert and snack, encouraging patrons to sip or even dip to their heart's content.

Tune in for a journey into the quirky world of morning habits as we bring you the 'Weird News' of the day. From the controversy sparked by a TikTok trend to insights from health experts, this episode dissects whether you should begin your day with a glass of water or your beloved cup of coffee. Find out how our host, along with expert insights, brings clarity to this heated debate and offers tips for a healthier start to your day.

In today's episode, we dive into the fascinating trend among Gen Zers as they increasingly turn to platforms like YouTube and TikTok to teach themselves new job skills. With the job market evolving rapidly and self-learning becoming more accessible, young people are bypassing traditional education routes to gain expertise in areas such as coding, AI, and design. We discuss how this shift is changing the hiring landscape and what it means for the future of work.

In this episode, Steve Stevens delves into a peculiar piece of advice making waves on social media: when exactly should you replace your underwear? Through an intriguing segment of Weird News, Steve explores the reasons behind the expert recommendations to replace underwear every six to nine months. From hygiene concerns to unexpected expert insights, this episode is sure to have you reconsidering your wardrobe essentials. Join us as we examine the claims from a Financial Times article and uncover the science that suggests washing alone may not be enough to keep your underwear pristine. It's a light-hearted yet informative conversation that blends practicality with a dash of humor—perfect for anyone curious about the quirks of everyday life. Tune in and discover why your old underoos might need an upgrade!

Have you ever wished you could retain more while reading or listening to audiobooks? Discover the surprising advantages of Audible's Read and Listen feature as we discuss its impact on comprehension and retention. Plus, don't miss our spotlight on Elite Billiards and Alehouse, the proud sponsor of the show, adding a local flavor to your entertainment experience.

In today's episode, we traverse through a mix of peculiar news stories and highlight some of the most common movie clichés that have fans nodding in amusement. What's reality, and what belongs solely on the silver screen? We'll take you through some classic sequences that defy the norms of real life. Whether it's the perfect parking spot, unbleached baguettes sprouting from grocery bags, or those seemingly psychic news stations, these cinematic oddities are sure to entertain. Tune in for a whimsical journey to the intersection of fact and fiction.

In this episode, discover the peculiarities of the Weird News segment with a spotlight on the intriguing case of Nancy Guthrie's disappearance. We analyze the puzzling increase in online search activity related to her case prior to her abduction and discuss its implications. As time passes, the gravity of the situation becomes more apparent. Despite the mounting grimness, the community rallies together with a singular hope: the safe return of Nancy Guthrie. Our episode is sponsored by Elite Billiards and Alehouse, your local destination for more than just pool games.

Welcome to the latest episode of Weird News, where we unravel the chaos and oddities that surround our everyday lives. Today, we're diving into the unexpectedly controversial topic of shower routines. Is there a right way to wash up, or is it all just personal preference? Tune in as we dissect the popular debate and explore whether the order of operations in your daily shower could affect your skin health. Plus, hear a hilarious take from a listener about their own shower musings.

Join Steve Stevens on Mornings In The STIX! as he delves into an intriguing slice of Weird News: the concept of gap learning. Have you ever wondered how mini breaks could amplify your learning? Discover the surprising findings from a 2021 study that suggests taking 10-second breaks during learning sessions could significantly enhance your cognitive skills. Tune into this episode to explore how this approach could change the way you learn.

Join Steve Stevens on 'Mornings in the Sticks' as he discusses the results of a new poll about how often people answer calls from unknown numbers. Discover the fascinating statistics about spam calls and how they impact various generations differently. Spoiler alert: Gen Z might surprise you! Stay tuned to learn about the rise of these pesky calls and whether the older generation is paying attention to scam warnings.

Join us as we navigate through the peculiar yet critical topic of water bottle cleanliness, sandwiched humorously amidst our Weird News segment. The episode sheds light on common misconceptions about the upkeep of reusable bottles and offers expert-recommended cleaning tips. Whether it's avoiding germ buildup or handling sugary residues, ensure that your hydration habits align with health-preserving protocols. Tune in for an informative session that might just transform how you drink water.

In this episode, Steve Stevens presents a countdown of the top five reasons being single might just be the best thing ever on Valentine's Day. Alongside the day's Weird News, you'll discover humorous takes on the freedom and unspoken joys that come with singlehood, making it a perfect listen for those navigating February 14th on their own terms.

Join Steve Stevens on a fascinating journey through the intriguing questions trending about the Winter Olympics. From the cold settings of ice skating to the adrenaline-pumping speeds of snowboarding, this episode of Weird News unpacks the peculiar facts and traditions that surround this global event. Whether you're curious about why ice skaters don gloves or the mechanics behind steering a luge, we've got you covered. Our insights aim to enhance your Olympic viewing experience by unraveling the strange yet captivating elements of the competition.

Join us as we dive into a peculiar yet groundbreaking technological advancement in the field of gastrointestinal health. Scientists have designed smart underwear capable of monitoring gut bacteria by analyzing flatulence. This innovative sensor surpasses current methods by providing real-time data with remarkable accuracy, all while fitting neatly into your everyday attire. Discover how this technology measures hydrogen gas in flatulence and what it reveals about our dietary habits.

Join Steve Stevens in this intriguing episode of Weird News where he unpacks the unusual phenomenon known as Red Tuesday. Dubbed as the day you're most likely to get dumped, Red Tuesday falls just before Valentine's Day, making it a nightmare for many new couples. Whether you're in a fresh relationship or worry about your partner's lack of plans, get ready to explore why this day claims one in four relationships.

Dive into the extraordinary details of Super Bowl 60 where the Seattle Seahawks clinched a triumphant victory over the New England Patriots with a surprising twist—field goals ruled the day. In this episode, we unpack the intriguing statistics, historical significance, and the emotional whirlwind that led the Seahawks to redeem themselves from a past Super Bowl loss. Tune in to explore the complex dynamics of this unique football showdown.

Join Steve Stevens as he dives into the peculiar world of sports fandom, exploring why a significant portion of Americans are seemingly indifferent about the Super Bowl outcome. With data-driven insights from a recent YouGov poll, this episode uncovers the split opinions across various fan bases and their views on participating teams, the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots.

Join Steve Stevens as he delves into the world of weird news with a special focus on the latest Winter Olympics scandal. In this episode, we explore the bizarre tactics used by some ski jumping athletes to gain an edge, including the infamous crotch enlarging scandal. Discover the measures now in place to prevent such antics and ensure fair competition.

In this whimsical episode, embark on a journey through some of the odd and quirky news Steve Stevens brings to our attention. Featuring the strange yet beloved tradition of frozen canned juices and a reflection on the eclectic accessories we had at home in the past. If you ever had a poster of Jake Ryan or jammed to the Super Bowl shuffle, this episode will bring back those lively memories.

In this intriguing episode, our host Steve Stevens delves into the fascinating world of music and technology. Discover a groundbreaking innovation straight from Japan—a set of headphones that promise to capture your brainwaves and curate the ultimate playlist tailored to evoke goosebumps. With their advanced AI technology, these headphones go beyond typical listening to ensure a truly emotional experience. Tune in to find out how this innovation is still in the testing phase but demonstrates a promising shift in how we interact with music.

Join Steve Stevens for an episode of Weird News that delves into the whimsical world of holiday characters and an interesting hypothetical showdown. On this special Groundhog Day, we start by hearing about Punxsutawney Phil's winter prediction before diving into a humorous poll asking who would reign supreme if holiday icons battled it out. You might be surprised by the popular opinions on Santa, Cupid, and even the Tooth Fairy. Whether you're a fan of quirky news or just in for some light-hearted entertainment, this episode promises a fun ride!

Join us on this episode of Weird News as we delve into the intriguing world of winter car hacks. With the extreme cold weather sweeping across the nation, everyone is looking for ways to simplify their seasonal driving struggles. From using hand sanitizer to unfreeze door locks to the dos and don'ts of windshield maintenance, we've got you covered. Discover standard tips that actually help and others that could do more harm than good.

Join Steve Stevens as he takes you through the quirkiest and most unexpected online search trends brought about by the winter storm. From the essentials of power outage survival to the weird and wonderful mix of snow and cream, find out what people are curious about when they're stuck indoors. With the aid of Google Trends, learn how society's interest in mundane items like snow shovels and ice-melting salt can reveal deeper insights into our collective psyche.

In this episode, we dive into the quirky concept of the 'peanut butter raise' and what it means for employees in 2026. Discover why this terminology has been making waves and how companies intend to implement this evenly spread pay raise. By examining the intricacies of spreading raises across staff and the implications of such decisions, we look at how this concept affects you. Join us as we discuss the findings from Payscale.com reports and how they relate to performance-based raises. With merit reportedly remaining the strongest determinant, we explore whether a peanut butter raise really levels the playing field or just smooths it out. Delve into the data revealing average planned pay bumps and what these mean for the everyday worker. Our news is always served with a dose of humor, so tune in for a lighthearted yet informative session. While companies try to balance fairness, employees may wonder about the future of their salaries. This episode unpacks these themes, evaluates the fairness of the methodology, and personal reflections are shared. Listen in to challenge your thinking about compensation in the modern workplace and what a peanut butter raise might mean for you.

Take a trip down memory lane with us as we explore the middle-class luxuries of yesteryear that have become everyday necessities today. Join us for a delightful chat that uncovers the cultural and technological shifts that have transformed our daily lives. From cordless phones to microwaves, find out how these items that were once a sign of affluence have now made their way into every home.

Welcome to Weird News, where the bizarre becomes an everyday narrative. This episode, sponsored by Elite Billiards and Alehouse, uncovers the hidden dangers of the seemingly simple act of replying to spam texts. As these unsolicited messages continue to invade our phones, Steve Stevens provides essential strategies to combat them. Avoid the pitfalls of interaction with these nuisances and learn how to use your smartphone's blocking features to their full potential. Don't miss out on a deep dive into the nuances of handling spam with ease and confidence.

In this bizarre episode of Weird News, we delve into an unusual incident that transpired at a Florida bus terminal. A man named Austin Simmons found himself in hot water after what seemed like a trivial act—throwing a packet of ketchup at another individual. The surprise didn't end there; what could have been a misdemeanor turned into a felony, uncovering a string of peculiar events involving controlled substances and a colorful past conviction record.

In today's Weird News segment, we explore 'house burping', a new trend that has people opening their windows intentionally to refresh their home air. Learn about the origins of this term, its practical benefits for improving indoor air quality, and why an air quality expert believes in its effectiveness despite the slight bump in energy costs. Thanks to our sponsor, Elite Billiards and Alehouse, for supporting such whimsical discoveries!

Join us on the latest episode of Weird News as we delve into the peculiar yet pivotal connection between weight loss drugs and the airline industry's fuel savings. Led by the paradoxical trend that could lead to a slimmer society, we explore how such a reduction in passenger weight could save airlines up to $580 million annually. With Jeffries Research Services' analysis spearheading the conversation, we question the feasibility and reliability of both Americans managing their weight and airlines ensuring timely service.

Join Steve Stevens on an eccentric ride as he dishes out the latest weird news, brought to you by Elite Billiards and Alehouse. Aside from entertaining tales of oddball holidays, Steve delves into National Disc Jockey Day, sharing the legacy of Alan Freed and what makes DJs an integral part of the music world. So take a moment to appreciate your favorite DJs—and maybe Venmo them a special tip!

Join us as we navigate through the realm of strange news with a culinary twist. Discover why your favorite pepperoni-laden pizza may be up for reconsideration, thanks to recent health insights. But fear not, food enthusiasts! Our expert dietician presents a delightful array of pizza toppings that promise flavor without the health risks. Dive into this episode for your guide to a healthier pizza experience, and say hello to artichokes, kale, and more!

In this episode, we dive into the odd reality of Uno cheating, where 9% of surveyed players admit to taking shortcuts during the card game. Discover the unusual strategies employed by these cheeky players and the consequences they face in social circles. We also ponder on the important question: is it ever okay to bend the rules if everyone else agrees?

Dive into the strange and intriguing world of celebrity trademarks as we uncover Matthew McConaughey's recent legal move. In this episode of Weird News, we explore how McConaughey has protected his renowned catchphrase 'Alright, Alright, Alright' against unauthorized use, particularly in the realm of AI. With additional trademarks secured, including unique audio clips, the actor's effort highlights the importance of voice and likeness protection in modern times.

Join Steve Stevens on The Morning Show as he dives into the Weird News of the Day, offering listeners an unexpected tip on picking the sweetest oranges. With a humorous headline that is sure to catch the ears, the secret may be surprising, but it just might work! This quirky discussion brought to you by Elite Billiards and Alehouse, sponsors a daily dose of fun and bizarre tips for everyday tasks. Tune in and find out why you might want to examine the orange's unusual feature before adding it to your cart.

Join Steve Stevens on the morning show as we untangle the amusing concept of 'choppelgangers.' Born from the depths of internet humor, this term describes those who resemble a celebrity in an endearingly awkward way. From Ellen DeGeneres as Joe Montana to Joe Rogan channeling the Michelin Man, each hilarious match gives us a chuckle worth sharing. Do you have a choppelganger? Tune in to find out more, and laugh along with us!

In today's Weird News segment, join host Steve Stevens as he uncovers peculiar stories that shed light on the curious effects of diet on body odor. Discover how garlic, often dreaded for its pungent breath effects, surprisingly enhances attractiveness through scent. Backed by scientific studies, this episode challenges our understanding of compromise between culinary delights and the quest for charm. Unveil the mystery and learn what your grocery list says about you. The intriguing relationship between dietary choices and one's scent takes center stage in this episode. Individuals looking to strike a balance between nutritious choices and enhancing personal appeal will find today's show particularly illuminating. With research-supported insights, listener engagement becomes part science lesson, part grocery tips. Stay tuned to Weird News, where the bizarre meets the scientifically fascinating.

Join Steve Stevens as he explores the weird yet relatable trend of holiday slowdown among American workers in December. Discover generational differences in work ethics during the holiday season, with Gen Z leading the way in plans to cut back on effort, followed closely by millennials. As the episode wraps up, Steve shares his personal plans for a well-deserved break, encouraging listeners to evaluate their own stance on taking it easy before the New Year.

Get ready for some of the most bizarre stories in this edition of Weird News! A 63-year-old British man, David Purchase, has set an astounding new world record by singing Christmas songs for 42 consecutive hours without losing his voice. Join us as we delve into the incredible details of his marathon performance at a brewery, where he repeated a selection of thirty-eight familiar tunes eighteen times each. From managing breaks to overcoming previous records set by a Nigerian woman, this episode highlights the dedication and festive spirit that characterized his unique achievement.

In today's episode, we explore the quirky details behind America's New Year's Eve festivities. While one might expect parties to top the list, a recent survey suggests otherwise, with streaming services like Netflix taking the lead. Discover what this reveals about cultural trends and individual preferences.

Join us as we delve into the intriguing data behind America's pizza cravings. Discover why New Year's Day tops the list and why Saturdays and Sundays hold a special pizza appeal. Learn about the states that can't get enough of pizza and those that surprisingly rank lower in their cravings. From Super Bowl Sunday to the day after Valentine's Day, find out the days you'd most likely reach for a slice, whether you're hungover or celebrating.

On this edition of KDKD Weird News, sponsored by Elite Billiards and Alehouse, we explore the amusing and bizarre aspects of celebrating New Year's Eve. With nearly half of Americans opting for an early night, are the days of midnight countdowns coming to an end? Join us as we reflect on personal stories, shared laughs, and the intriguing statistics of ringing in the new year.

In this episode, we dive into the fascinating yet frequently overlooked health benefits of singing Christmas carols. Sponsored by Elite Billiards and Alehouse, learn why joining a group of carolers this season could do wonders for both your physical and mental health. From lowering stress levels to improving lung capacity, discover how these timeless tunes can be a workout as beneficial as a brisk walk.