• Is Taylor Swift getting married or what?

    It was supposed to be last weekend. Then it was supposed to be this weekend. Now it’s the weekend of the 4th? We’re starting to wonder if this wedding is happening at all. Not that we’re that starved for entertainment. We’ve got plenty of clips of people experiencing America for the first time thanks to the World Cup.

  • Super Doppler, foreclosure stories, and Nick Swardson’s appendix

    Nick’s in the hospital after an emergency appendectomy. Maybe he’d have had more warning if he had used the new (as of roughly 1990) Super Doppler Radar. You may be thinking “how could doppler radar possibly predict appendicitis?”, and you’d be right to do so. But this is Super Doppler. It can do anything. Probably.

  • Constance Lewis invites kids to feel and understand their emotions

    Constance’s son Miles had brain surgery at just six years old. That’s tough. Lots of emotions involved. Kids always feel emotions, but they rarely fully understand them, which can lead to strange behavior and difficulty as a parent. Enter color theory, which helps kids communicate how they feel using colors rather than specific language. Are you feeling turquoise today? If so, visit https://www.colorfulcapesoffeelings.com/. By the way, turquoise is the color I’ve assigned to curiosity.

  • Nobody can make it to 100, but 99 is no problem

    Why do so many people die at 99? Aside from because 99 is very, very old, I mean. And speaking of things that are old, Toy Story 5 will be the most recent entry in an over 30 year series. Will this one be good? We sure hope so.

  • Jack Hicks’ and Tom’s radio days

    Jack and Tom both spent years in Minnesota radio. They drifted apart over the years, and now they’re back in the same room once more. The result? Decades of stories.

  • WKRP is real now

    It’s back to the 70s day: WKRP is in the news and videoconferencing is impossible. We do mention a Jumbotron, which didn’t exist until the 80s, so that’s a bit of an anachronism.

  • World cup parties, robot sushi, and Fox/Roku mergers

    Kristyn’s got her eyes on a budget-friendly $6000 projector, and the family’s getting served sushi by robots. Will the luxuries never cease? Yes, actually: after we went to a Twins game, we have no money. Spent it all on bottled water and parking.

  • Joseph “Juice” Sutton: Another contender for Funniest Headliner

    We had Maggie Faris and Randall Reid on the show, and they both made it to the finals of the Funniest Headliner competition at Gambit Brewing. That can’t be a coincidence. Today we’ve got Juice, another finalist out of six. Since he was the most recent one to be on our show, that means he’s going to win, right?

  • Tim’s take on Disclosure Day – and whether aliens exist

    Are we alone in the universe? I hope so. Earth is loud enough as is. Can you imagine two of them? Unfortunately, the math doesn’t check out. Or, depending on who you ask, the bible. And when you get math and the bible joining forces against you, you might as well just give up.

  • Anyone wanna go in on a $32,000,000 house?

    There’s a house for sale on Lake Minnetonka. It’s got 18 bathrooms, a bowling alley, two guest/guard houses, and those are the least insane aspects. We’re thinking of starting a GoFundMe and making it the new podcast HQ.