Foreign correspondent Tony Five opens the show with top stories: Aggressive sea otter bites California surfer and hijacks their surfboard; and Police break up a LEGO theft ring, recovering hundreds of beheaded figurines. Tony and David then discuss the weirdest friends they have. Forensic epistemology professor Rasmus Rosenberg Larsen questions whether there is such a thing as a psychopath. (Check out Rasmus's book Psychopathy Unmasked here.) Psychology professor Dr. Shane Bench explains how boredom drives people to seek new experiences – even when they're unpleasant. Reporter Kelsey Vlamis describes how Gen Z is desperate for landlines – and are creating their own makeshift versions with cellphones. Future-of-work reporter Tim Paradis says don't panic: AI isn't here for your job (yet). Associate professor of marketing Fabrizio Di Muro reveals how payroll-delivered emergency savings accounts could be a solution to your financial stress.
Segments:
(00:00) Introduction
(01:46) Tony Five pt. 1
(10:00) Tony Five pt. 2
(20:00) Rasmus Rosenberg Larsen pt. 1
(30:00) Rasmus Rosenberg Larsen pt. 2
(39:50) Dr. Shane Bench
(49:50) Kelsey Vlamis
(59:50) Tim Paradis
(1:09:50) Fabrizio Di Muro
(1:19:05) Sign-off
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