I’ve often wondered this while walking the cereal aisle in the grocery store. Cap’n Crunch looks like he would be the most likely cereal mascot that was actually based on a real person. Turns out it’s true, he is!
Cap’n Crunch’s full name is Horatio Magellan Crunch. Which is amazing. He was named after the famous explorer Ferdinand Magellan. A bonus fact… his ship is also called the S.S. Guppy.
It’s the final Squid Game for Anna & Raven, but we need your help deciding today’s winner! Both Anna & Raven had some bad form during today’s game, so we want to know who you think wins the final round.
Spouse tend to share everything with each other, but that doesn’t mean they have do everything together, right? Meghan Trainor had something installed in her home that has Anna and Raven wondering if they would ever do something like that with their spouse! (:15)
Every Friday, Raven’s wife Alicia calls in to the show to give Raven a grade based on how good a husband he was that week! But this week, Anna isn’t just interested in Raven’s grade, she also wants to figure out why Alicia keeps her person in this random place! (2:32)
Everybody wants to go viral, but if you ruin an innocent fast food workers day to do it, that’s all I need to know about you! (10:16)
What do the movies get wrong about your job? The new James Bond movie is out today, but being a spy is probably not really as exciting as that all the time right? (12:59)
Have your kids been driving you crazy this week? Doesn’t matter if it’s human kids or fur babies, Anna Zap thinks you deserve a margarita! (20:23)
What kind of parent are you? Anna found an article about the four different kinds of parenting styles, but she’s not 100% sure which one she fits into! (24:16)
Chris and Sienna just moved into a new neighborhood and they love everything except for the neighbors who throw their cigarette butts everywhere! Chris says they should just ignore it, but Sienna wants to confront them! Whose side are you on? (28:05)
Rose has got a shot at $600! Can she beat Raven in pop culture trivia and win the jackpot? (35:29)
Do you think that Raven cheats at “Can’t Beat Raven”? After all, how could a man in his mid 40’s know so much about pop culture trivia? Anna has decided to settle the debate with a bonus round of Can’t Beat Raven where YOU pick the questions! (39:10)
Most of us are just getting on a plane to fly alone for the first time at 18 never mind flying the plane OR flying the plane around the world!
This 18-year-old pilot from the U.K. recently became the youngest person to fly solo around the world.
He took off and started in the Netherlands and made 12 stops along the way. The whole trip for him to land back in the Netherlands too 44 days. He originally wanted to do it when he was 17, but the pandemic forced him to postpone the trip.
That’s a Looooong flight. Hopefully he had snacks and bathroom stops
The idea of saying “o’clock” sounds kind of Irish in a way. We’ve always just said it after announcing the time but when did it start? It goes back to simpler times when it was rare to find an actual clock to see the time. People would use other means to tell time like a sundial or just by guessing. This was mostly during the 13th through 17th centuries. If they happened to have a real clock they would let you know by saying “It’s four of the clock.” Which proved you got the time from a clock so it was accurate. That eventually just became shortened to “o’clock” and we’ve used it ever since.
