Writer, television host, and podcaster Dave Holmes joins the hosts to discuss intelligence vs confidence and guessing historical events. They reflect on controversial mascots, controversial team name changes, underreporting income, and the distracting focus on minor issues. They also touch on medical advice, mental health, multiple births, unlikely odds, and a presidential candidate from the American vegetarian party.
Engaging in excessive quarreling can actually improve a couple's relationship by helping them understand the reasons behind their arguments and realize their foolishness, leading to a reduction in fights.
A woman named Irma Griser has given birth to her fifth set of twins, raising her total number of children to 20, with various family arrangements for their care including foster homes.
Deep dives
Couples can stop quarreling by practicing quarreling excessively
According to psychologist Roy Hoke, couples who fight a lot can improve their relationship by engaging in excessive quarreling as a form of negative practice. By doing so, they can understand and recognize the reasons behind their quarrels and realize how foolish they are, eventually leading to a reduction in their arguments.
Woman gives birth to fifth set of twins, raising her total children to 20
A 45-year-old woman named Irma Griser has given birth to her fifth set of twins, raising her total number of children to 20. Her previous sets of twins were followed by single births and triplets. The children are being cared for in various family arrangements, including foster homes.
Brigadier General Herbert Hulbridge withdraws as the American Vegetarian Party's nominee for presidency
Brigadier General Herbert Hulbridge has withdrawn as the American Vegetarian Party's nominee for presidency and will continue to run as the candidate of the American Rally Party. The decision was made after a publicity mishap caused the general's campaign to be overshadowed by the vegetarian party. The general's campaign manager claimed that the vegetarian party was making the general look like a crackpot, despite their belief that the vegetarians themselves were crackpots.
This week Dave Anthony picks a paper from a day in history and reads it to co-host Gareth Reynolds and returning guest, writer, television host, and podcaster Dave Holmes