(airdate: 5.28.26) Today on the show, America admits life just isn't as fun anymore, while Google's AI proves it still can't pass a spelling test without confidently embarrassing itself. We also dive into students hiring lawyers after being accused of cheating with AI, plus a new study suggesting it only takes about five social media posts before your brain starts picking a side online. Meanwhile, science may have confirmed your dad's favorite complaint: modern music really is getting more repetitive. We'll also cover what we're seeing online, from DSPs to the 98-year-old veteran wing-walking high above the ground like gravity is merely a suggestion. Plus, it's This Is Why I'm Broke Thursday, Things You Didn't Know You Needed To Know Today, the crazy crime story featuring a man who attacked a chiropractor's sign over the phrase "Licensed Crack Dealer," and the daily ICYMIs. on the web: VanCampAndMorgan.com on socials @vancampandmorgan buy us a coffee ©Mouthful Media  

(airdate: 5.27.26) Today on the show, a Wisconsin driver ignored a "Road Closed" sign and immediately turned his truck into part of the highway. Chefs reveal the absolute worst day to eat at a restaurant. We dive into the rise of "whimsy jobs" where creative weirdos can actually make real money. Plus, a study says men who can do 40 push-ups may dramatically lower their heart risks, meanwhile, plastic surgeons say people are now asking to look like AI-generated versions of themselves, and America continues struggling with spelling. Also on the podcast: Things You Didn't Know You Need To Know Today, today's Crazy Crime story featuring a Florida man who treated pants like optional DLC, ICYMIs, and it's Would You Rather Wednesday where Morgan once again opens the mysterious attic of her inner nonsense and invites us all inside. on the web: VanCampAndMorgan.com on socials @vancampandmorgan buy us a coffee ©Mouthful Media  

(airdate: 5.26.26) Google wants AI in your phone, your search results, and apparently your sunglasses now. Comedian Laura Clery survives a terrifying refrigerator accident that nearly crushed her in her kitchen, no joke. A new parenting study says the way you handle stress today may reveal exactly what kind of childhood you had. Plus, a Nebraska dog accidentally fires a shotgun from inside a truck because 2026 refuses to calm down. We also dive into the bizarre rise of Chess Boxing in New York City, and why Gen Z is officially dumping fizzy drinks for flat beverages. Plus, Things You Didn't Know You Needed To Know Today, Yes or B.S. Graduation Traditions Edition, the Crazy Crime story, ICYMIs, and more. on the web: VanCampAndMorgan.com on socials @vancampandmorgan buy us a coffee ©Mouthful Media  

(airdate: 5.22.26) Today on the show, we say goodbye to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert as Stephen Colbert signs off with help from Paul McCartney. We also dive into a new study showing Gen Z is drinking more mindfully this summer, another claiming sarcastic "rude" people may actually make the best friends, and the slightly terrifying report that AI now passes the Turing Test most of the time. Plus, we've got Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, AI Dad Jokes for the holiday weekend, F My Life Friday, ICYMIs featuring a wedding wheelchair meltdown and a town literally named Hell going up for sale, plus today's Crazy Crime story. on the web: VanCampAndMorgan.com on socials @vancampandmorgan buy us a coffee ©Mouthful Media  

(Airdate: 5.21.26) Today on the show, we dive into a new study showing most people barely remember much from early childhood, which explains a lot about school photos and questionable haircut decisions. We also look at why ultra-processed foods now make up more than half of Americans' daily calories, and why experts say your snack cabinet may secretly be a chemistry set. Plus, Memorial Day gas prices are climbing fast with every state now averaging over four bucks a gallon, just in time for that road trip you already can't cancel. We'll also talk about research showing parents who try to ban certain friendships often end up making those friendships stronger… or way messier. Plus Things We're Seeing Online, This is Why I'm Broke Thursday, Things You Didn't Know You Needed To Know Today, the Crazy Crime story, and ICYMIs. on the web: VanCampAndMorgan.com on socials @vancampandmorgan buy us a coffee ©Mouthful Media  

(airdate: 5.20.26) Today on the show: apparently the dad bod is losing ground to the "hockey butt," social media keeps diagnosing everybody with something, and America may officially be stuck in a dating recession. We'll also talk about why Gen Z is horrified that Boomers now make up a big chunk of TikTok users, plus SPAM has evolved into a hot dog because science has clearly gone too far. Also, the health benefits of stronger glutes are now a real thing, which means squats have become a longevity plan. Plus, we've got your ICYMIs, Things You Didn't Know You Need to Know Today, Would You Rather Wednesday with Morgan, and a crazy crime story involving a Good Samaritan, an intoxicated woman, and a truck that absolutely did not survive the evening. on the web: VanCampAndMorgan.com on socials @vancampandmorgan buy us a coffee ©Mouthful Media  

(airdate: 5.19.26) Today on the show, we dive into why our attention spans are collapsing faster than a cheap lawn chair at a family barbecue, and why Gen Z is reportedly overthinking EVERYTHING... especially text messages, emojis, and being left on "read." We also talk about the woman horrified after discovering her boyfriend's secret "fix-it" list about her, plus new research explaining why "just exercise more" may actually backfire for some people. Also, if your date won't stop staring at their phone, science says that might make them less attractive. Meanwhile, X is cracking down on unverified users with new posting limits that could slow down the internet's professional arguers. Plus, we've got Things You Didn't Know You Needed to Know Today, the Crazy Crime story, ICYMIs, and this week's Yes or B.S.? Graduation Edition. on the web: VanCampAndMorgan.com on socials @vancampandmorgan buy us a coffee ©Mouthful Media  

(airdate: 5.18.26) Today on the show, scientists say being polite to AI might actually get you better results at work, while psychologists explain why some people keep dating the exact same "type" over and over again. We also dive into Disney's secret "Code HEPA" cleanup protocol for guests illegally scattering ashes at the parks, plus Pizza Hut is bringing back those classic red-roof restaurants complete with salad bars and red cups. And apparently the direction you sleep could affect your mood the next day. Plus, it's Monday, so we've got the Nerd News, Things You Didn't Know You Needed To Know Today, the Crazy Crime story, and ICYMIs. This show really covered some ground. on the web: VanCampAndMorgan.com on socials @vancampandmorgan buy us a coffee ©Mouthful Media  

(airdate: 5.15.26) Today on the show, a local town official is under fire after reportedly renting a helicopter for her daughter's prom entrance, because apparently limousines are now for peasants. We dive into a new study warning that AI may be making everybody think and sound exactly alike, plus a survey revealing most people now prefer watching movies at home over going to the theater. We also look at the secret things wives admit doing when their husbands leave town, and honestly, canned cinnamon rolls for dinner sounds pretty fantastic. Plus, it's Friday, so we've got A.I. Dad Jokes, F My Life Friday, the Crazy Crime story involving the world's worst wine theft attempt, ICYMIs, and Things You Didn't Know You Needed To Know Today. We also play Normal or Nope: Prom Edition, because your prom happened so long ago it may qualify for museum funding. And yes… we asked AI to write a song called "I'm Just a Chatbot." Humanity may never recover. on the web: VanCampAndMorgan.com on socials @vancampandmorgan buy us a coffee ©Mouthful Media  

(airdate: 5.14.26) Today on the show, teens are getting emotionally attached to AI chatbots, using them for advice, companionship, and sometimes treating them like digital therapists with Wi-Fi. We also look at why reality TV has become America's favorite stress escape, plus new research into the daily habits linked to happiness and lower stress levels. Tax refunds are rolling in, but most Americans are spending the money on bills, groceries, and basic survival instead of luxury splurges. And somehow, against all odds, Gen Z has revived hacky sack from the dusty depths of the 1990s. Plus, what we're seeing online now, including a pothole big enough to qualify as affordable housing and a deer that appeared to be absolutely hammered. Also today: This Is Why I'm Broke Thursday, Things You Didn't Know You Needed To Know Today, the Crazy Crime story, and the ICYMIs. on the web: VanCampAndMorgan.com on socials @vancampandmorgan buy us a coffee ©Mouthful Media