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1836
Episode 1836
National Fried Chicken Sandwich Day gets Adam thinking about a fast-food taste test and why Raising Cane’s sauce makes the meal. Listener messages bring a cheeky Christmas contest…
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1835
Episode 1835
Adam hopes he has mowed the front lawn for the last time this season, but the thicker back yard still awaits his struggling electric mower. He also previews…
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1834
Episode 1834
Adam shares memories of his grandmother’s fig tree, gives a reminder about the Christmas giveaway, and explains how listeners can earn entries by getting in touch with something…
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1833
Episode 1833
Adam marks National Candy Day with a look at his Halloween leftovers, his preference for chocolate bars over sugary sweets, and differing tastes in desserts. A Christmas contest…
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1832
Episode 1832
Adam records one last show before the New York trip, with a reminder about the Christmas contest and the ways listeners can earn entries. He is still choosing…
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1831
Episode 1831
Recording ahead while he is away in New York, Adam describes the quick, straightforward experience of early voting near home. He also shares progress on choosing the Christmas…
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1830
Episode 1830
Candy Corn Day gets Adam talking about Halloween sweets, sensitive teeth and his reluctance to visit the dentist. He then reflects on early voting, feeling underinformed about local…
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1829
Episode 1829
Adam reflects on finding gratitude in everyday things through the national-day calendar, then shares his optimistic view of AI while acknowledging that new technology can also be misused.…
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1828
Episode 1828
Adam makes the case for baking chocolate chip cookies from refrigerated dough instead of buying packaged cookies, with a preference for crisp edges and soft centers. He also…
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1827
Episode 1827
Adam explores 3D-printed Christmas prize designs and explains the listener contest's entry system, festive bonuses, holiday complaints, and deliberately overcomplicated fine print. He plans to draw a winner…