THE NEVERDAILY PODCAST

Sam and Chase discuss the joy of collecting weird facts, the genius behind Synth Coke, Thanksgiving traditions, the evolution of musical influence, their favorite lesser-known films, the unique aesthetic of Wes Anderson, and the impact of true stories in cinema. The discussion also touches on the power of animated shorts and the behind-the-scenes workings of BYU productions.

Chase and Kevin (from the History Goon podcast) take the wheel for this episode. The conversation covers the Civil War, family history, myths about quicksand, and the unfortunate incident of a man swallowing a Fabergé egg. The discussion takes an unexpected drop with the story of Tsutomu Yamaguchi, the only person to survive both atomic bombings in Japan, and reflections on the impact of war. And the story of Roy Sullivan, who was struck by lightning seven times, and the enduring legacy of Mr. Rogers, debunking various myths and rumors surrounding his character.

Sam comes in hot with a cringeworthy Pina Colada song. As it is always a natural transition, the conversation switches to scam ads and fraud on social media, the impact of AI on content moderation, legal and ethical issues in social media, cultural appropriation, and misinformation. Chase steers the conversation toward the real-world consequences of unfortunate names and their impact on individuals. Sam then delves into the remarkable story of Emily Roebling, the driving force behind the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge.

Chase and Sam explore humorous hotel pranks to the complexities of political corruption, birthdays, fast food experiences, and unique culinary combinations. The conversation also explores the influence of food on social gatherings and personal identity. Sam shares the captivating story about Olga of Kiev, highlighting her fierce vengeance and transformation into a legendary figure.Get ad-free episodes, and watch them recorded live on Patreon: https://patreon.com/1159media

Chase and Sam explore societal moral questions about air travel and dreams. They delve into the complexities of insurance dynamics, healthcare costs, and the intriguing theories surrounding extraterrestrial life. Then they deftly pivot into the basic topic of time dilation and its implications for space travel. They discuss tech blunders and accidental drug deliveries. The conversation also delves into the historical origins of the Pledge of Allegiance and the Bellamy salute.Get ad-free episodes, and watch live recordings on Patreon: https://patreon.com/1159media

Chase and Sam explore parenting, spirituality, health, and the complexities of human nature. They discuss the importance of connection with teens, the challenges of navigating conversations, and the balance needed in parenting. The conversation shifts to weight loss journeys, emphasizing the significance of caloric deficits and the role of nutrition and exercise. The hosts also delve into the psychology of eating, the influence of technology on daily life, and the nature of evil and morality, providing a comprehensive look at the multifaceted aspects of life. In this conversation, the hosts delve into complex themes surrounding morality, the nature of evil, and the exploration of ancient texts. They discuss the subjective nature of evil, the implications of moral compasses, and the misunderstandings surrounding the Church of Satan. The conversation also touches on various ancient and modern texts, including the Ripley Scroll, the Codex Seraphinianus, and the Nag Hammadi Codices, highlighting their mysteries and significance. Additionally, they explore philosophical ideas such as social Darwinism and the implications of currency in society, particularly the end of penny production and the complexities of government assistance programs.

Sam and Chase explore humorous wildlife encounters and personal stories of injury, the intelligence of animals, and the emotional power of documentaries. The conversation also touches on personal growth, changes in appearance, and the heroic acts of children. This conversation explores the remarkable stories of children who displayed extraordinary bravery and quick thinking in life-threatening situations. From stopping a runaway bus to saving siblings from danger, these young heroes exemplify courage and instinct. Sam shifts the discussion to the science of perception, the quirks of human behavior, and the ongoing evolution of understanding in both psychology and paleontology.

SummaryIn this episode, Sam and Chase explore the concept of 'selling out' in the music industry, and delve into the implications of election fraud. The episode also features a breakdown of The Conjuring franchise, an introduction to screamo music, and concludes with some zany news headlines. Chase digs up a 270-million-year-old fossil named Kermitops, and weaves a tale about the unique feeding habits of the feather-legged lace weaver spider. They discuss the impact of urban nightlight on bird behavior, the evolving concept of dog ownership as a form of parenting, and the emotional benefits of having dogs. Sam catalogs the most life-changing books based on the reviews of readers over the generations.

In this episode, Chase and Sam discuss various topics ranging from the historical context of Mao's era to Halloween stories and nostalgic movies. They explore the significance of local archives in China, the impact of Halloween on culture, and reminisce about classic films that shaped their childhood. The conversation is filled with humor, insights, and reflections on how history and entertainment intersect. In this engaging conversation, the hosts explore a variety of themes ranging from music recommendations to chilling stories of crime and mystery. They discuss the unique band Dead Man's Bones, delve into a haunting tale of a radioactive capsule hidden in an apartment, and touch on the complexities of government secrets surrounding UFO sightings. The conversation also highlights the ongoing debate about fluoridated water and wraps up with a series of Halloween-themed crime stories that illustrate the bizarre and often tragic events that can occur during this festive season.

In this episode of the Never Daily Podcast, hosts Sam and Chase delve into various themes surrounding education, societal expectations, and the influence of music. They discuss the flaws in standardized testing, racial disparities in education, and the challenges faced by Native American youth. The conversation also touches on the importance of vocational education, the impact of parental influence, and the consequences of societal expectations on personal fulfillment. Additionally, they explore the evolution of music in the age of social media and the irony of censorship in the context of freedom of expression. In this engaging conversation, the hosts explore a variety of topics ranging from the influence of MF Doom on music, innovative fitness solutions, the risks associated with steroids, and the future of muscle growth therapies. Luther joins in to discuss the importance of dedication in fitness, the reality of weight loss, and the intersection of AI and human creativity.

Chase and Sam cover the jarring silence of podcast intros to the hilarity of birthday shout-outs, they explore the quirks of holiday preferences, the mystery of the Hebridean Hum, and the eerie tales of the Bermuda Triangle. They also tackle AI's uncanny valley, the ethics of digital manipulation, and the bizarre story of the Eight-Day Bride. Plus, get ready for a deep dive into the world of viral interviews.

Join Chase and Sam as they dive into a whirlwind of topics: the art of bluffing through unprepared book reports, the hypothetical loss of senses, the curious case of a viral guitarist's plagiarism, the enigma of UVB-76, and the mystery of Doveland, Wisconsin. They also explore thrift store treasures, the Mandela effect, and the bizarre world of superstitions.

In this episode, Chase and Sam explore the ancient manuscripts that changed history. The conversation takes a lighter turn with a look at bizarre laws from around the world, including Switzerland's guinea pig regulations and Mexico's ban on noble titles. They dig into some movies and TV shows, and discuss the intricacies of modern algorithms and social media.

In this episode, Sam and Chase explore the fascinating behaviors of wildlife. From the implications of birds using trash for nesting to the surprising impact of lightning on trees, the conversation flows through various themes of nature, family, and the unexpected connections between them. Cats in ecosystems and the predatory behaviors of orcas bubble to the surface as well. They discuss self-defense, the psychology of fighting, the dangers of nature, the impact of music, and personal storytelling. They discuss the importance of awareness in self-defense, the realities of pain in combat sports, and the responsibility that comes with firearm ownership. If you love one-topic shows - avoid.

Chase and Sam dive into a whirlwind of topics that range from historical narratives, examining the chilling events of Mao's China and the implications of modern-day socialism. As the episode unfolds, Chase shares eerie tales of supernatural encounters. Sam shares the origins of Halloween traditions, including jack-o'-lanterns, trick-or-treating, and All Hallows' Eve.

Chase and Sam opine on the intricacies of movie ratings, the unexpected history of presidential assassination attempts, and the curious lives of a disparate group of people who share one nagging thing in common. They also explore the magic of mentalist tricks and share personal injury stories.

Chase and Sam take poke their noses into science, humor, music, and the strange corners of human (and animal) behavior. Sam reveals two new segments that are bound to become fan faves. Are they inappropriate? Does a tit fly high in the sky?Things shift to size when they discuss sci-fi ships of all shapes, girths, and lengths.Music Tuesday on Thursday will melt your face off.Chase gets dark when he takes a stab at some true crime stories involving seniors. And Sam shows that our brains can apparently predict the future now. But... they probably already knew that.

If you like the quirks of modern technology, the mysteries of dreams, the days of AOL dial-up, the bizarre world of recurring dreams, and personal anecdotes that highlight the unpredictability of life. Then you're going to love this episode. Who reads these descriptions anyway?

Chase and Sam delve into the world of music, sharing their thoughts on bands like Coheed and Cambria, The Rolling Stones, and Dream Theater, while reflecting on the impact of lead singers and the evolution of musical tastes.Chase explored stories of UFO sightings in America, from the Aurora alien incident in 1897 to mysterious crashes in Montana. They talk about the possibility of extraterrestrial life and government cover-ups, from conspiracy theories to personal beliefs.Tune in and tune out, or stay tuned in as we try and tune this finely-tuned episode with our crap-like reflexes and microphone magistry (is that a word?).

On this episode, Chase and Sam cover everything from an alien's-eye-view of alcohol consumption, weird lightning, pizza delivery heroes, to the weirdest extinct animals in history.Join us for a weird ride through our opinions, facts, and our opinions on facts. It's a dumpster fire of glitter and gold.