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Join us as we share the top five New Year's resolutions guaranteed to make you smile. From embracing the van life down by the river to enjoying healthier portions of ice cream, these resolutions offer a light-hearted outlook on the year ahead. Gather your friends at Elite Billiards for some holiday fun, and let's toast to resolutions that play by their own rules!

Steve Stevens brings us another segment of Weird News, focusing on the surprising relationship dynamics that come into play on December 11th. Known as Breakup Day, this episode explores why so many people choose this particular date to end their relationships. From studies that analyze Facebook breakup statistics to insights from dating apps, we uncover the patterns of pre-holiday breakups. Listen in for some lighthearted relationship advice and discover why this day might be the perfect time for a clean break.

Are you tired of being labeled as just an introvert or extrovert? Introducing the concept of Otroversion - a revolutionary social identity outlined in the latest episode of the KDKD Weird News with Steve Stevens. Discover what it means to be an Otrovert as we delve into the unconventional behavior patterns and social preferences that define this intriguing group. Sponsored by Elite Billiards and Ale House, this episode captivates listeners with engaging discussions on how Otroverts function as distinct yet socially dynamic individuals. Steve Stevens draws on expert insights, raising questions about the role of Otroverts as independent thinkers in society. Are they naturally born renegades? Join the conversation and engage with your own social tendencies. Could Otroversion be the natural state everyone starts with? Tune in for a thought-provoking look at how you might fit into this new social paradigm. Weird news just got a lot more interesting.

Join Steve Stevens in another wacky segment of Weird News as he explores the latest food phenomenon sweeping TikTok and family kitchens: Grinch Spaghetti. Learn about different ways to turn your spaghetti into a fun, kid-friendly holiday treat and the inventive approaches families are taking to incorporate veggies into their meals. From food coloring to healthier alternatives, delve into the creative and entertaining world of dining this season.

In this episode, we dive into a peculiar aspect of self-checkout theft involving wealthy individuals. We explore a recent report, uncovering the surprising statistics about those who are more likely to steal items at self-service registers and the justifications they provide. From the pressures of modern financial climates to notions of self-checkout jobs as unpaid work. The episode takes a light-hearted yet insightful look at this phenomenon, revealing the social and economic factors at play.

Discover fascinating insights into America's music listening habits in today's episode of Weird News. We delve into statistics revealing that one in four Americans always have music playing, and explore the generational differences in music consumption. With Spotify Wrapped making headlines, we discuss the excitement and embarrassment surrounding sharing one's top songs with friends. Learn more about how music tastes have evolved or stayed stagnant over the past year, and join us as we humorously ponder who belongs to the rare group that claims never to listen to music. Sponsored by Elite Billiards and Alehouse, your go-to spot for holiday gatherings and business lunches.

In this episode of Weird News, we dive into the curious world of gray rocking, a unique strategy for sidestepping unnecessary family drama during the holiday season. Discover the origins and expert opinions on gray rocking as we discuss how this approach might help you avoid unwanted confrontations with extended family members. We also explore why being as uninteresting as a gray rock could be the surprising key to keeping the peace at your next gathering. Tune in to learn more about this intriguing technique. Alongside this quirky topic, we give a nod to our sponsor, Elite Billiards and Ale House, your go-to spot for hosting events and indulging in great food and fun.

In this episode, we unravel a bizarre tale of a 67-year-old man in China who discovered a cigarette lighter residing in his stomach for the past 30 years. Join us as we explore this peculiar medical mystery, featuring unexpected scans and emergency procedures that will leave you both astonished and amused. Dive into the mind-boggling story of how a forgotten dare turned into a strange medical anomaly.

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.

Join us in this intriguing episode as we delve into the science behind one of the world's simplest games: Rock, Paper, Scissors. Discover a groundbreaking study by an Australian team that explores how our brains make decisions and how being truly random can be much harder than you think. Are you ready to put this knowledge to the test and challenge your friends with newfound strategies? Tune in for a light-hearted dive into human psychology and gaming tactics.

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.