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Bumper Stickers and Honking: A Weird News Analysis

Bumper stickers once served as badges of honor for drivers, but now they might be doing more harm than good. In today's episode, we explore a compelling study that reveals the impact of political bumper stickers on driving behavior. By analyzing simulated driving experiences, the research discovered that drivers are more prone to react aggressively when confronted with opposing political views on the road. Tune in to learn the subtle yet significant ways these dashboard decorations can dictate road manners and provoke unexpected reactions among motorists.

 
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Building Credit and Fundraising: A Dual Mission

Join us on the Community Spotlight as we delve into empowering discussions with Kim Carter, Micro Lending Coordinator at New Growth, affiliated with the West Central Missouri Community Action Agency. Discover invaluable insights on how you can bolster your financial future through effective credit building strategies. Our free service tailors personalized action plans, supporting individuals in improving and understanding their credit history as they navigate a critical component of their financial wellbeing.

 
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Weird News: Taco Toppings That Divide Us

In today's episode of Weird News, host Steve Stevens dives into the quirky world of taco toppings, just in time for National Taco Day. This fun and engaging segment illuminates the wacky and unexpected ingredients people debate over when it comes to their favorite wrapped delight. From the controversial cilantro to surprising no-gos like pineapple and broccoli, listeners are taken on a quirky culinary journey while celebrating the tastiness of tacos.

 
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The Great Salsa Heist: A Weird News Adventure

In this captivating episode of Weird News, host Steve Stevens brings to light a curious crime spree in Ontario, Canada, where thieves are targeting tractor trailers in search of unusual treasures. This time, they've made off with $35,000 worth of salsa, leaving authorities and the public scratching their heads. Tune in to Mornings In The STIX! as we unfold this quirky tale and discuss the implications for supply chain security.

 
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Navigating the New Wave of Repack Regulations

Join Subby from Wax the Slabs as he takes listeners through the bustling month of October, packed with exciting updates in the world of trading cards and even a personal glimpse into his and Clay's busy schedules. This week, a groundbreaking update has shaken sellers on the Whatnot platform, introducing new regulations for repackaged cards. As the market braces for change, Subby dives deep into how these new rules could affect card collectors and sellers alike.

 
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Sober October and the Decline of Drinking

In our latest episode, Steve Stevens unravels the complex landscape of modern alcohol consumption. With fascinating insights from recent studies, we explore the reasons behind the drop in drinking among Americans, especially the younger generation. As the conversation unfolds, we consider the health and social ramifications of this trend and revisit the long-debated topic of alcohol's impact on our wellbeing. Whether you're moderating your intake or taking a full sober month, this episode is filled with valuable information and perspectives.

 
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Weird News: The Art of Embarrassing Your Kids

In this episode, join us as we dive into the weird and wonderful world of parent-generated embarrassment. Discover how the simple act of tossing out a dad joke can bring on teenage cringes and what happens on those infamous family vacations. Do parents really embarrass their kids only two to four times per trip, or is it much more frequent? We explore this dynamic with humorous anecdotes and insights into why parents love to share awkward moments on social media.

 
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Community Safety: Addressing Domestic Violence and Child Welfare

In this episode of Community Spotlight, we sit down with LaChrisha Gray, the Henry County Prosecuting Attorney, to discuss the complexities of the judicial system in West Central Missouri. As crime rates fluctuate and courtroom battles intensify, Gray shares insights into the challenges and triumphs of her role in maintaining justice. Whether dealing with sobering domestic violence cases or understanding the nuances of municipal versus state charges, she offers a candid view of these realities.

 
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The Delicate Dance of Humor in the Workplace

In this episode, we explore the debates surrounding humor in the workplace, based on a thought-provoking article from The Conversation. While humor can enhance your image as confident and competent, missteps might damage your credibility. Learn about the two major ingredients of a successful workplace joke and why even seemingly innocent humor can backfire. We also discuss the additional challenges women face with humor in the workplace. Tune in to understand why, in most cases, the risks might just outweigh the rewards.

 
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