Tune in to 'Mornings In The STIX!' with Steve Stevens as we dive into another segment of Weird News. Today's exploration uncovers a quirky study from the University of Otago in New Zealand, where researchers found that light exercise before bed can extend your sleep. From jumping jacks to dance breaks, these simple moves might just be the secret to a longer snooze, without the need for a gym.
In this episode of the Booze Nooze podcast, host Steve Stevens guides us on an exhilarating journey to some of the world's highest bars. From the dazzling heights of New York City's iconic Overstory to the ethereal Ozone in Hong Kong, each location combines breathtaking views with uniquely crafted cocktails. Join us as we travel across continents, stopping at awe-inspiring venues that promise more than just a drink—they offer an unforgettable experience.
In this thrilling episode of Wax 2 Slabs, hosts Subby and Clay share groundbreaking news that is set to redefine their venture in the sports card world. As they gear up to open their first physical shop, the duo reflects on the hobby's rich history, its decline due to the digital age, and its recent resurgence. Enthusiasts will be delighted to learn more about what Wax 2 Slabs Cards and Collectibles will offer and how it aims to be a beacon for collectors in Clinton.
Join Steve Stevens for this Friday's edition of Weird News, as he unveils peculiar stories and insights. Today's episode zeroes in on National Relaxation Day, exploring the surprising stats on how much downtime you actually need to keep your mind and body fine-tuned. Uncover the unexpected connections between indulgence and relaxation, as Steve gives a nod to local favorite, Back in Time Headquarters.
In today's episode of Weird News with Steve Stevens, we confront the unexpected financial burden of friendships among our younger generations. Discover how social dynamics are shifting as people navigate the high costs of socializing, averaging $250 monthly. Our conversation covers real-life scenarios where individuals have skipped significant events due to financial constraints, a situation familiar to many. Learn about the emerging 'no-spend' hangs and the evolving attitudes that prioritize genuine connection over monetary expenditure. Tune in to understand how friendships can thrive on a budget and why more are opting to 'go Dutch.' This episode is in partnership with Back in Time Headquarters, offering a nostalgic escape with vintage games and treats.
Join us as we explore an unusual discovery from Olive Garden: soup by the gallon! Find out how this catering option has become a favorite for those looking to save both time and money. We discuss the variety of soups available, their pricing, and the potential cost savings compared to traditional soup orders. Learn about the small catch that comes with these hefty servings and how you can incorporate this delicious find into your meal planning strategy.
In this episode of Community Spotlight, we dive into the pressing issue of childcare in West Central Missouri. Our guests, Patti Cantrell from New Growth and Amber Hansen from Seeds of Faith Preschool, discuss a collective initiative across four counties aimed at expanding access to affordable and quality childcare. With local research underscoring the importance of childcare for families and businesses alike, this conversation highlights the economic impact and the urgent need for strategic solutions.
A great discussion with John Kashirsky, National sales advisor for WeatherCall. WeatherCall has a service we have been bragging about called WeatherCall NexGen. This is available for anyone, anywhere in the country. For more information and to sign up for this great life saving service you can go here:
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In a world where broadband and wireless internet reign supreme, this episode reminisces about a bygone era when AOL CDs were a part of everyday life, offering a gateway to the digital frontier of the 90s. Discover why some Americans still hold onto dial-up internet and the quirks of navigating the web at 56 kilobits per second. Celebrate the end of an internet era brought to you by Back in Time Headquarters.
Welcome to Weird News of the day, where we explore why some passengers feel queasy in the smooth, silent ride of electric vehicles. We delve into the science of neural mismatches and how the lack of traditional car vibrations can unsettle our senses. Plus, hear about innovative ideas researchers are working on to counteract the effects and make EVs more stomach-friendly.
