International News Service (INS)

This week, interesting topics include a hungry javelina trapped in a car, a Turkish man attempting to send a kebab into space, a professor's unusual theory about the Loch Ness monster, a Utah woman blaming a hit and run on diarrhea, and an uncomfortable sales pitch made by Mike.

A California woman accidentally wins the lottery with a wrong ticket, French scientists create soap bubbles that don't pop, T-Rex's tiny arms may have prevented them from being bitten off, Antarctica's post office is hiring, and the host's house is haunted by Slender Man.

Rocket crashes into kitchen in Ukraine; Arkansas funeral home sued for cremating corpse; people using binaural beats as drugs; escaped pink flamingo sighted in Texas; light-hearted banter and discussions about rare toys and becoming a celestial lawyer; challenges of studying wolf population in Chernobyl; reflections on death and funerals; discussion on binaural beats as a gateway drug; upcoming plans and podcast promotion.

This week's podcast covers topics such as tax deductions for witchcraft, the first legal corpse to mulch in Colorado, a beer-ordering implant for an ALS sufferer, and an erotic interlude with Poirot and Jessica Fletcher.

Rod Stewart repairs potholes in UK street, 18th century Jesus statue hides note in butt, creator of Pepe the Frog sued over NFT, Kawasaki's rideable robot goat, intriguing goat pupils, false memories and staged acts.

This week on INS, topics include a woman attacked by an escaped owl, a man falling in love with a chatbot, a rock containing an evil spirit, and a beginner's guide to the X-Men.

This week on INS, they talk about an Indonesian crocodile with a tire around its neck, a San Francisco man cooking pancakes to make friends, an Ohio mayor warning of prostitution due to ice shanties, and the realization that this is a lizard planet!

In this episode, the hosts discuss topics such as new Pokemon-like games, nostalgia for skate parks and razor scooters, MIT's training and courses, bizarre incidents involving objects in the urinary tract, strange departures from multi-level marketing companies, taking steroids under a doctor's care, and the consequences of a man inserting a battery in his penis.

In this episode, the hosts discuss the potential consequences of Y2K and share their experiences with strange creatures. They delve into the betrayal of a person named Mark and the importance of supporting loved ones. They also talk about controversial candles and childhood memories, including a cannabis giveaway by an activist group.

Monkey love encouraged at UK zoo, Russian employee vandalizes art, Canadian illness affects letter writing, NZ uses Barry Manilow against protestors, discussion on Dr. Strange's crossover with Professor X