International News Service (INS)

This week on the podcast, the hosts discuss a mistaken body that turned out to be a sex doll. They also cover topics such as science fiction names, oppression in China, controversies involving Al Franken, and the arrest and death of John McAfee. The chapter concludes with a discussion on unusual lightning activity and a dark and humorous conversation about death and accidental sex play.

Guest Roky Moon of American Sharks joins for a special episode. Controversial topics include drinking urine and a video game about sex with Hitler. Playful banter about Tony Danza, ping pong, and philosophers at Costco. Childhood purchases, black berets, and high kicks lead to humorous anecdotes. Lightsaber discussions reveal childhood memories and a real-life device that cuts through steel. Exciting upcoming reunion shows and performances mentioned. Lighthearted conversations and news wrap-up to end the podcast.

A robotic vacuum escapes from a hotel, a couple buys 'The Exorcist' house, Final Fantasy porn interrupts Italian Senate, and the chilling true story of the murder house.

Blind date quarantined together in Chinese lockdown, LAPD officers fired for playing Pokemon Go on the job, SpaceX satellite dishes invaded by feral cats, Turkish dairy farmer boosts milk production with VR headsets, Groundhog Day celebration.

This podcast covers a range of interesting topics including the sex lives of dolphins, cats causing house fires in Korea, goldfish being taught to drive a fish tank, and a tap dancing, arsonist cat named Phoenix. The hosts also discuss controversial phrases, Ted Cruz's podcast performance, shocking stories from high school, and funny facts about Tel Aviv.

This week on INS, the hosts talk about fish raining down from a water spout in Texas, the increase in UFO sightings in Northern Ireland, new parents making jewelry from breast milk, negative reviews plaguing Yankee Candle, and closing their first year of INS by sacrificing Mark to the dark gods.

This week on INS, tastable TV created in Japan, NASA launches center to assess impact of alien life on religions, Australian scientists teach brain cells to play Pong, and the guys find out everything they knew about the zodiac is wrong. Hosts: Kevin Harrison, Mike Wiebe, Brian CampProducer & Music: Mark RyanAnnouncer: Nancy WalkerGraphic Designer: Mike Tidwell Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on INS, camels disqualified from beauty contest for injecting Botox, mysterious sculpture appears in Dallas, Hungarian rats trained to play Doom II, anti-5G pendants are dangerously radioactive, and the guys finally get to the bottom of this whole Reagan thing. Hosts: Kevin Harrison, Mike Wiebe, Brian CampProducer & Music: Mark RyanAnnouncer: Nancy WalkerGraphic Designer: Mike Tidwell Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on INS, Singapore otters bite man 26 times in 10 second, Canada releases 50 million pounds of maple syrup reserves, world’s largest pot brownie baked in Massachusetts, Mike and Brian pitch their Broadway musical extravaganza, and…the McGuire twins! Hosts: Kevin Harrison, Mike Wiebe, Brian CampProducer & Music: Mark RyanAnnouncer: Nancy WalkerGraphic Designer: Mike Tidwell Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on a holiday INS, the elf on the shelf is banned in Georgia, Swedish straw Christmas goat not burned down yet, man hangs dirty Santa light display, Japan fried chicken shortage may ruin Christmas tradition, and we’re once again joined by tattooist extraordinaire, Mike Tidwell! Hosts: Kevin Harrison, Mike Wiebe, Brian CampProducer & Music: Mark RyanAnnouncer: Nancy WalkerGraphic Designer: Mike Tidwell Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.