Totally Useless Information with Nick & Roy: Recent Episodes
Nick Maiorano and Roy Lo Cascio
Listen, laugh & learn: this is the premise of The Totally Useless Information podcast, created by Nick Maiorano and Roy Locascio. The two hosts scour the internet every week and bob and weave their way through the morass of fake facts in search of real – but totally useless – information that you thought you’d never need to know. The information can get so wildly ridiculous and intriguing that it has attracted audiences in more than 60 countries which have been tuning in and coming back again and again.
This week- What is the leading cause of passport application delays? Will wearing socks in the bedroom enhance the experience? Does jet lag affect women slightly more than men? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Are you a frequent user of word grubber? How fast does a Zamboni go? What country uses horsehair to secure its currency? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Do plants communicate with other plants? How loud are police sirens? When was autocorrect inverted invented? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick & Roy
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This week - What's the secret behind hotel pillows? Why did BMW recall its first GPS systems? How do pilots use the seatbelt sign as a way to communicate with the flight crew? And ... we introduce a new topic! Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week – What smells like rum and tastes like raspberries that is not food-related? Where on Earth is the largest desert located? What type of wood helps keep Venice afloat? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- How much time do men and women spend deciding what to wear every day? How many facial muscles are used in a passionate kiss? Would you participate in the sport of extreme ironing on a mountainside? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- What are the most items stolen from hotel rooms? Does airplane food really taste awful? What are the four stages of sex? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Why do elephants have beards? Why do otters hold each other's hands when they sleep? Which actor turn down a role of a blockbuster movie? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Who started the tradition of wearing a white dress at your wedding. Where did the term "money laundering "come from? Can you fit Mt. Everest in the Mariana Trench? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Why is there a "spare pants protocol" on the Price is Right game show? What is the oldest board game in the world? Do trees talk to each other? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Adam Bunch, @todreamsproject, returns with his annual Festival of Bizarre Toronto History. What are the secrets of Toronto's hidden tunnels? How many pounds of clothing does the average American throw away every year? Where do curling stones come from? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Nick & Roy welcome back Sean Shapiro, the former Tik Tok traffic cop. Are skateboards legal on roads? What famous author has his manuscript eaten by his dog? Do you have a junk drawer? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Rice Krispies snap, crackle pop, may have had a brother. What famous painter may have stolen the Mona Lisa? What popular sandwich was smuggled into space? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- What is floating in construction? What is the "poor man's" plaster? Which airport is the holiest? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- What would happen if you folded a US dollar 4,000 times? How much money in coins are collected from bins at airport security? Where would you be charged with a misdemeanor if you hold a greased pig contest? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Are you using the dinglehopper correctly? How healthy is a peanut butter and jelly sandwich? How much of a modern car is recyclable? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- What is the most expensive photograph ever auctioned off? Does hair typically grow faster in warm weather? Did famous artist Vincent van Gogh ingest paint? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- What is the leading cause of passport application delays? Will wearing socks in the bedroom enhance the experience? Does jet lag affect women slightly more than men? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
Brought to you by Tom's Place in Toronto. The Wonderful Wedding Contest.
This week is an encore presentation- Nick & Roy's special guest is Dr. David Gomez, accomplished musician, conductor, academic, educator, and global classical music industry business leader. Why were boys singing soprano at one time? Are there computers produced without internet access? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
Brought to you by Tom's Place in Toronto. The Wonderful Wedding Contest.
This week- Are you a frequent user of word grubber? How fast does a Zamboni go? What country uses horsehair to secure its currency? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
Brought to you by Tom's Place in Toronto. The Wonderful Wedding Contest.
This week- Nick and Roy welcome spring! Do plants communicate with other plants? How loud are police sirens? When was autocorrect inverted invented? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick & Roy.
Brought to you by Tom's Place in Toronto. The Wonderful Wedding Contest.
This week - What's the secret behind hotel pillows? Why did BMW recall its first GPS systems? How do pilots use the seatbelt sign as a way to communicate with the flight crew? And ... we introduce a new topic! Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
Brought to you by Tom's Place in Toronto. The Wonderful Wedding Contest.
This week – What smells like rum and tastes like raspberries that is not food-related? Where on Earth is the largest desert located? What type of wood helps keep Venice afloat? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
Brought to you by Tom's Place in Toronto. The Wonderful Wedding Contest.
This week- How much time do men and women spend deciding on what to wear every day? How many facial muscles are used in a passionate kiss? Would you participate in the sport of extreme ironing on a mountainside? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week-Why do lawyers have to pass the "bar "exam"? Where is it illegal to have a guerrilla ride in the back seat of a car? Could you use a bed of lettuce as a sleeping aid? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Why is yelling "Gardy-loo" disgusting? Why is lettuce feeling sunny today? How do you measure the height of horses? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Who created the arrow on your car's gas gage? What is quantum entanglement? In what country is wearing red underwear on New Year's Eve a popular tradition believed to bring good luck, love, prosperity? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Where in the world is the world's oldest continuously operating bank? What is the most played game in the world? Did Beethoven really dip his head in cold water while composing music? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Nick & Roy's special guest is Dr. David Gomez, accomplished musician, conductor, academic, educator, and global classical music industry business leader. Why were boys singing soprano? Are there computers produced without internet access? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Who started the tradition of wearing a white dress at a wedding? Where did the term "money laundering" come from? Can you fit Mt. Everest in the Mariana Trench? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Where is it illegal to give moose an alcoholic beverage? Which is the most powerful sex organ? Why do dreams seem longer? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick& Roy.
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Nick & Roy take a look back at some of the hilarious bloopers and best of segments of 2025.
Happy New Year from all of us at Totally Useless Information with Nick & Roy.
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Nick and Roy are searching for Santa this Christmas. Will they find the jolly old elf? How much do the gifts from the 12 Days of Christmas cost in 2025? Also, special guests share their holiday greetings.
From all of us at Totally Useless Information with Nick & Roy- Merry Christmas!
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This week- Why can't you play the classic "Duck Hunt" game on modern TVs? What will cause you to bibble? Do penguins have knees? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Why was a woman arrested at the beach? Was the line 'Play it again Sam 'ever said in the movie Casablanca? What did Meryl Streep say to co-star Ann Hathaway on the 1st day of shooting of The Devil Wears Prada?
Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- What do Americans eat 13 lbs of every year? What did Romans clean their clothes with? Why were hamburgers once referred to as 'liberty steaks"? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Who invented concrete? Are red cars faster? How many hearts do earthworms have? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Where is it illegal to own one guinea pig? What was Leonardo da Vinci able to do with both hands? Who was the voice of E.T.? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- who was the first couple to sleep together on a sitcom on tv? Who is the mysterious voice lady on the show? Why did Steve Jobs call his company Apple? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Where do you need a driver's license for a self-driving car? What kind of wood is used in the making of a clarinet and do cows miss their friends? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick & Roy.
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Nick and Roy make a pre-party paranormal pit stop after dark. They encounter two unexpected guests and a host of phantom facts from their crypts of curiosity. Go ahead, we dare you ... Listen. Laugh & Learn.
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This week- how many pounds of clothing does the average American throw away every year? Where do curling stones come from? Where can you find the underwear museum? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- what car is the best-selling car in the world? What is old, wrinkly and is most annoying? Where did the game musical chairs come from? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- What does a Russian train and Star Trek have in common? Why are there oranges in the Godfather movie? How many bricks was used to build the Empire State Building in NY? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Have you ever been bumfuzzled? How did WWII lead to the invention of Krazy Glue? And who is Forsaken Throne? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Rice Krispies snap, crackle pop, may have had a brother. What famous painter may have stolen the Mona Lisa? What popular sandwich was smuggled into space? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Nick & Roy are celebrating 300 episodes! They will re-live some of the funniest moments from the last 300 episodes.
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Welcome to Nick & Roy’s best of and blooper show. Some of you might be thinking, “what’s the difference”? In this episode, we will showcase some of their interesting guests, funniest segments, bloopers and much more.
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This week- Where did the tv phrase “jumping the shark” come from? Do astronauts ever wash their clothes up in space? Who made the little black dress famous? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- How much information can the human brain hold compared to a computer? How old is the moon? How many tentacles does an octopus have? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- what country has the most spoken languages? How much does it cost to have a friend in your life? What is the most popular car logo? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week on the show- how did the “foot” become a unit of measurement? What actor was nominated for 3 Grammys on 3 different shows playing the same character? How many wigs did the Game of Thrones use during the series? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- What is the most stolen food item in the world? What is the difference between a yam and sweet potato? What was the original name for Pacman? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Where is it illegal for women to wear cosmetics without a permit? How many stitches does an MLB baseball have? How does oxytocin work like a love potion? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Which popular rock and roll bands never won a Grammy award? What is the most covered song of all time? How do koala bears cool down? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Nick and Roy introduce two new topics- useless words and useless art. Also, was Mona Lisa plucked or not? Is jentacular part of a complete breakfast? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- How much force can a hard hat withstand? What species of fungus glows in the dark? Is water really wet? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy. Brought to you by Tom’s Place in Kensington Market in Toronto, Check out Tom’s extended birthday sale.
This week- where did the term “blue chip stocks come from”? how many t-shirts are there in the world? Where do Japanese people stash their cash? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Who performed a concert 303 meters under water? Can smelling your partner’s scent reduce stress? Can a high-pitched voice shatter a wine glass? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Which auto maker was the first to use six-digit odometers? Who was TV’s first megastar? What exactly is fox tossing? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Does Canadian money really smell like maple syrup? What is the longest anyone has ever had the hiccups? How did the sport of pickleball get its name? Listen, laugh, and learn wit Nick & Roy.
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Nick & Roy welcome Adam Bunch of the Festival of Bizarre Toronto. Adam is an award-winning storyteller who brings the history of Toronto and Canada to life. As the creator of the Festival of Bizarre Toronto History, Adam shares some of the bizarre stories from the city of Toronto's past.
The festival is available to anyone online and in person if you are in the city of Toronto.
This week- Nick & Roy welcome Adam Bunch of the Festival of Bizarre Toronto. Are the Muppets left or right-handed? Do humans glow in the dark? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
This week- How many metal parts are in the Eifel Tower? Where in the world can you be put in jail for 30 days if you flirt? Who invented the magnetic compass? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
From cutting hair to cutting it on stage, we welcome Italian American comedian Tara Cannistraci to Totally Useless Information with Nick & Roy.
This week - From cutting hair to cutting it on stage, we welcome to Totally Useless Information with Nick & Roy, Italian American comedian Tara Cannistraci. Also, do platypuses have nipples? Who was the highest paid runway model in 2020? Listen. Laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
This week- Would you jump over a castrated bull? How many steps does an average person walk in their lifetime? Why do some South Koreans eat seaweed? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
Nick and Roy speak with Eric Raddatz, executive director and founder of the Fort Myers Film Festival.
This week- What symbol on the keyboard was almost forgotten? Where did the piggy bank come from? How fast was the world’s first computer? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week, how much beer can a brick absorb? Can pineapples make you more attractive? Can concrete self-heal? Listen laugh and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week on the show- Where is it is illegal to eat or drink in public? Why can’t you find an ATM in a library in California? Do birds dream? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week on the show- what weather phobias do you suffer from? Do identical twins have the same fingerprints? Would you pay an arm and a leg for one-legged jeans? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week on the show- what is the #1 board game sold in the world? How many licks does it take to get to the centre of a Tootsie Pop? How did the Three Musketeers candy bar get its name? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week on the show- what water animals live in water, but can drown? Is it true that bananas have hands and fingers? Do plants respond to sound? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- where in the world is it illegal to walk around naked? Who wrote the song “I Write the Songs”? The answer will surprise you! WHO was the first woman to take the bar exam? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy
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This week – Nick & Roy welcome iHeart Radio’s Richard Crouse to talk about horror movies. What was the first horror movie to feature a working toilet? Is Kosher salt Kosher? Do chickens dream? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week on the show- Nick and Roy welcome Niagara Falls Ontario Mayor Jim Diodati. They share facts about Niagara Falls you won’t find in any tourism brochure. Also, are Oreo cookies vegan? Why do cannoli shells have craters in them? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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This week- Where is the foggiest place on earth? Who was the first person to invent the gasoline car? What fruit did the wealthy people of the past purchase? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- how much concrete is produced every year? How did some of the world’s currencies get their name? How much does 1 million dollars in $100 bills weigh? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- In what country is it an insult to the chef if you ask for salt? where in the world can a pregnant woman pee in a policeman’s hat, on purpose. When were the craters on the moon created? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- In what state is it illegal to ride an ugly horse? How much money did Tom Hanks earn for making “Forest Gump” and where is the world’s smallest volcano located? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- In which country could get you jailtime if you forget your wife’s birthday? Where did the expression “to testify” come from? When was the first webcam invented? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Are figs considered to be vegan? What is the fastest way to cool down a hot car? Does your Jeep have easter eggs? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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Today at 5pm on the iHeart radio app- What was the original name of the Widows operating system? Who was Leslie King Jr.? What is the most abundant of minerals in our bodies? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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This week on the show- Nick & Roy introduce a new topic- construction and architecture. How many nails do you need to build a 1,200 sq. Ft. home? What land mammal has the most teeth? Why do you lose your hearing when you yawn? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
It the annual 'best of' and bloopers episode. Nick & Roy look back at some of the funniest moments from the past five years.
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Nick and Roy continue the tradition of bringing you a Totally Useless Christmas show. This year they find out how the holidays are celebrated around the world. Also, what Christmas song is dangerous to drive to? You may be surprised. How much will the gifts in the song "12 Days of Christmas" set you back? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
Merry Christmas!
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The week- if you created a sitzmark, what exactly happened? Who is credited at the father of the computer? Is it safe to hold your pee? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week on the show, where did the expression “get the lead out” come from? Are tape cassettes and CDs still available in cars? Can a car that Leonardo da Vinci created in 1478 operate today? Listen, Laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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This week on the show- Nick & Roy speak to Canadian radio legend John Donabie about his in-depth interview with John Lennon. Also, in what country do people sleep on graves to communicate with their loved ones? How many coins can you put in a 4-litre jar? Listen, Laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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This week on the show- can astronauts whistle on the moon? Which planet in our solar system is not named after a god or goddess? What is the world record for removing and replacing a car engine? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Is there wood is space? What movie sent Sylester Stallone to the hospital? Can pine trees tell if it's about to rain? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- what place is the #1 distributor of mushrooms in the world? Which NHL team does not have a mascot? What are some of the names used to describe underwear? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week on the show- Was Cinderella’s slippers always made of glass? Why did men used to wear powdered wigs? How do penguins propose to their significant other? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week – If you are a phillumenist, what are you are collecting? Who is responsible for the vulcanization of tires? Which became the first state to issue a driver’s license to a self driving car? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Which is faster: the blink of an eye or the deployment of an air bag? Where did the word etcetera come from? Can you hold your nose and hum at the same time? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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This week- What did Mark Twain invent that women use everyday? Why is the U.S. 100-dollar bill called a “c note”. What non-coffee product was sold in a Starbucks? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week on the show- Is Ben Franklin inducted in the kite flyers hall of fame or the swimmer's hall of fame? Where did the expression posh come from? Did England really ban Christmas in the United States? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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This week- Nick & Roy welcome Rino Mancini from Pete's Pizza to celebrate pizza month in October. Troy Burtch from Great Lakes Brewery talks about beer to commemorate Canadian Beer Day on October 9th. Also, can a hippopotamus swim? What continent is wider than the moon? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- What famous musicians wrote or performed TV theme songs? Do most people prefer the lights on or off during lovemaking? Who holds the record for making over 800 tv commercials? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Which institution of higher education in the U.S., has the highest number of presidential alumni? Where did the blazer jacket come from? Why did Lady Godiva really ride on a horse in the nude? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week on the show- What scientific mistakes became successful products we use every day? Who REALLY invented the light bulb? How many ATMs are there in the world? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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Nick and Roy kick off their 5th anniversary of Totally Useless Information looking back at the past 5 years, plus new useless Science and Geography information.
Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
This is where it all began five years ago. In the pilot episode, Nick and Roy present useless information about animals, expressions and food. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
Thank you for making 5 years possible!
This week- Where did the expression “jay walking" come from? Can plants recognize their siblings and give them preferential treatment? Also, Do palm trees come from Florida? The answer will amaze you! Listen. Laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
Join us in September as we celebrate 5 years of Totally Useless Information with Nick & Roy.
Is Ben Franklin inducted in the kite flyers hall of fame or the swimmer's hall of fame? Where did the expression posh come from? Did England really ban Christmas in the United States? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
Join us in September as we celebrate 5 years of Totally Useless Information with Nick & Roy
This week on the show- What nation has the most sexually satisfied people? The results will surprise you! What is the most poisonous fish in the world? For how long can snails nap? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
Join us in September as we celebrate 5 years of Totally Useless Information with Nick & Roy!
This week on the show- Why is the U.S dollar called a “buck”? Why are there 52 cards in a pack of playing cards? If you are going to see a “man about a horse”, where are you going? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
Join us in September as we celebrate 5 years of Totally Useless Information with Nick & Roy!
Why did the ancient Greeks feed their Olympic athletes cheesecake? Did Shakespeare create the “your momma” jokes? Why do we ouch when we get hurt? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week- what problems did the invention of the revolving door solve? Who invented the “French cuff”? (hint: it wasn’t the French). What was the first toy ever advertised on television? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week- What country is named after a tree? If a Venus Fly Trap is a carnivorous plant, will it digest a hamburger? What do 45% of drivers admit to doing while driving? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
Nick and Roy celebrate Canada Day on July 1st and the 4th of July in the United States. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
On this week’s show:-What in the world is a Whipple tickle? How many dimples do golf balls have? And have you heard of an outhouse race? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
What do Frank Sinatra and Scooby-Doo have in common? When did men stop wearing nightdresses? Can a pencil-width strand of spider silk stop a Boeing 747? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
Nick & Roy will be celebrating 5 years of Totally Useless Information! Join us in September for a month long celebration.
This week- Who holds the world record for drinking a bottle of ketchup? Why is peach fuzz important? Do champagne corks really fly out of the bottles at Mach 2?
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This week –Have you “tittled” today? Which two continents share a city? And is it possible to burp in space? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week we remember the late George Kash, a great entertainer and friend of the show. He brought joy to many people's lives for decades as the King of Oktoberfest, as Santa in the Toronto Santa Claus Parade and as Fr. Guido Gorgonzola in Joey & Gina's Comedy Wedding. We will never forget George's true crime story of the "Lederhosen Heist", which he shared with us. We hope you will enjoy it as much as we did.
This week- Which is faster: the blink of an eye or the deployment of an air bag? Where did the word etcetera come from? Can you hold your nose and hum at the same time? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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This week on the show- Do fleas have wings? How fast does a rain drop? Is bamboo a tree or grass? Special guest Adam Bunch tells bizzare tales of Toronto as part of his annual festival. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- What did Mark Twain invent that women use everyday? Why is the U.S. 100-dollar bill called a “c note”. What non-coffee product was sold in a Starbucks? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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When did Olympic athletes compete naked? And why? How many defects were allowed in new vehicles in the 1960’s? What was the fastest recorded speed that a ping pong ball travelled off a paddle? Listen, laugh, and learn.
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This week on the show- Do you dream in color? How many miles do you travel looking for a parking spot in your lifetime? What do the people of Honk Kong celebrate during the bun festival? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week on the show- What the heck are lollipop men and women? What are some of the worst horror movies of all time? What famous pole-sitter sat atop a flagpole for 49 days? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week on the show, we bring back a fan favourite. iHeart Radio’s Science correspondent Dan Riskin. He answers the question, does yelling at the referee or umpire work? Also, Nick and Roy discover the classic game, ferret legging. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week on the show- Nick & Roy welcome Joey “wellness” Roselli. How much added sugar is in your favourite pop beverage? Also, what year was the war of 1812? What is the #1 grown crop around the world? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy. Brought to you in part by Tom's Place. 190 Baldwin Street in the heart of Kensington Market in Toronto.
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This week on the show- Where did Murphy’s Law come from? When was the first U.S. tv broadcast? What song is the most ever played on radio?
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This week on the show- How many bowls of cereal a week is too much, 5, 10, 20? Nick and Roy’s Guest, Ami Moyal, @cereallife has the two scoops on that. How did coffee come between a married couple? Where do carrot seeds come from? Brought to you in part by Tom's Place. 190 Baldwin Street in the heart of Kensington Market in Toronto.
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This week on the show- Is Ben Franklin inducted in the kite flyers hall of fame or the swimmer's hall of fame? Where did the expression posh come from? Did England really ban Christmas in the United States? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy. Brought to you in part by Tom's Place. 190 Baldwin Street in the heart of Kensington Market in Toronto.
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This week- On average how much time is spent on kissing in your lifetime? Why was salt so important to the Romans? What is the oldest currency in use in the world? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy. Brought to you in part by Tom's Place. 190 Baldwin Street in the heart of Kensington Market in Toronto.
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This week on the show- Find out why the inspirational Gurdeep Pandher of the Yukon dances in frigid weather. Why was Pac Man’s shape just a circle? And, what city sits on two different continents? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy. Brought to you in part by Tom's Place. 190 Baldwin Street in the heart of Kensington Market in Toronto.
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This week on the show – Is Timbuktu a real place? What is the difference between a headlamp and a headlight? How many underwater bicycle parking garages have you heard of lately? NIck and Roy welcome special guest Dr. Matthew Davis Chiropractic Physician, from the Chiropractic of Naples. Listen, laugh and learn with Nick and Roy. Brought to you in part by Tom's Place - 190 Baldwin Street in the heart of Kensington Market in Toronto.
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This week on the show- What earworm-worthy Sesame Street song was written by a Tuscan composer? How were earthquakes measured before the Richter scale was invented? And, why did the producers of the horror film “Aliens” need the help of the rock band, “The Who”? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick and Roy. Brought to you in part by Tom's Place. 190 Baldwin Street in the heart of Kensington Market in Toronto.
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This week- Do cows have best friends? What famous actor almost became a Backstreet Boy? Why is engine oil used in food photography? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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Nick & Roy ring in 2024 with some of their New Year’s Eve memories. Also, why do Spaniards eat grapes at midnight on New Year’s Eve? What do human fingerprints and lion whisker holes have in common? Listen. Laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
Wishing everyone a Happy New Year!
Welcome to Nick & Roy's Totally Useless Christmas Party. Special guests include Richard Crouse of "Pop Life" and Last Call with Richard Crouse Podcasts", He shares useless pop life information and also reveals the origins of some Christmas drinks. Lianne Phillipson of "Eat This" Podcast shares useless food traditions from years past. IHeart radio's Science Correspondent, Dan Riskin offers useless information about reindeer and why their noses are cold. Listen, laugh and be merry. Merry Christmas from Nick & Roy.
This week- Registered Nutritionist Lianne Phillipson joins the show to talk about shish kabobs and corn dogs. Some other highlights: How Steve Jobs got away with never having a license plate on his car, and how throwing a hot dog at a police officer in Florida can get you arrested. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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This week- Senior climatologist at Environment Canada, David Phillips, returns to the airwaves to educate and entertain us with his favourite weather stories. Also, Do palm trees come from Florida? The answer will amaze you! Listen. Laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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This week on the show- What do Frank Sinatra and Scooby-Doo have in common? When did men stop wearing nightdresses? Can a pencil-width strand of spider silk stop a Boeing 747? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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This week Nick and Roy celebrate the first100 episodes of Totally Useless Information. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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Today, Nick and Roy dedicate this week's show to the memory of the fallen soldiers of both the United States and Canada. Nick and Roy get Totally serious about the many fascinating facts about the military in Canada and the U.S. Find out how the stories behind the national anthems, and what is the difference between flags flying at half-mast and half-staff? Facts that will enlighten you as Nick and Roy pay tribute to those who sacrificed their lives to ensure our freedom. www.Nickandroy.com
This week- How many languages did Cleopatra speak fluently? Did Russia really run out of vodka in WWII? Do animals dream? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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This week- What was the first song to ever be performed in space? What do 2 woman’s names, a vegetable and a gangsta rapper have in common? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Why did the ancient Greeks feed their Olympic athletes cheesecake? Did Shakespeare create the “your momma” jokes? Why do we ouch when we get hurt? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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In this episode- When did Olympic athletes compete naked? And why? How many defects were allowed in new vehicles in the 1960’s? What was the fastest recorded speed that a ping pong ball travelled off a paddle? Listen, laugh, and learn.
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This week- do birds have knees? Do babies dream in the womb? Does food taste differently on an airplane? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Nick and Roy take you down the garden path with a new topic. What type of tree gets hit with lightening the most? Why did Roman soldiers admire Gladiolas so much? Is it true that pine needles contain more vitamin C than a lemon? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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Listen to Nick & Roy Saturdays on newstalk1010.com- How do car manufacturers like Volkswagen come up with names for their cars? Where are the taste buds located on a housefly? Does your major in college impact your sex life? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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Today at 5pm on Newstalk1010.com- What color car is the most stolen? Who invented the car radio? Also, when was the first speeding ticket issued? Listen Laugh and Learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week on the show- Why did Michael Jordan wear #12 on his jersey for one game in his entire career? Will the Colosseum in Rome hold live events again? Who invented the Chicklet? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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Today at 5pm on Newstalk1010.com- find out why Steven Van Zandt wears his iconic bandana when performing with Bruce Springsteen. Discover how fast a rhino can run, and what the difference is between vintage, antique and retro styles of garments. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- We find out who is singing background vocals in the Carly Simon Song “You’re So Vain”. Also, what exactly is dogfooding? How does the aroma of wine help in the bedroom? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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Today at 5pm on Newstalk1010.com- Can spiders fly? Why were powdered wigs popular in the Middle Ages? What popular make up item has fish scales at its #1 ingredient? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Why did Disney employees refuse to wear Disney issued underwear? If a tornado is approaching, do you take cover or open the windows? Environment Canada’s Dave Phillips has the answer. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Why do many zippers contain the initials YKK? How are space suits related to bras? Are giraffes able to cough? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- What do astronauts do when they have an itch? Have you ever dreamt of wearing a chicken suit? Do surgeons really play video games to make fewer mistakes in the operating room? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Why does your skin get wrinkly in the bathtub? What does it mean when you dream of bananas? How many thousands of sweat glands are there in your feet? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- Is an open fly and an open zipper the same thing? If you order a “wet mystery” at a diner, what are you having for lunch? Why is the abbreviation for a prescription Rx? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
How do sunflowers help clean up nuclear accidents? How did penguin poop help British scientists discover penguin colonies in Antarctica? Can a ferret die if it doesn’t have sex? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
Totally Useless Information is a radio show and podcast created by Nick Maiorano and Roy Locascio. Each week the hosts bring you crazy useless information that you thought you never needed to know. In the pilot episode, Nick and Roy present useless information about animals, expressions and food. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
This week- How did the witness protection program get started? What major sporing event is responsible for population growth? Plus, Nick & Roy interview more film makers from the Fort Meyers Film Festival. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
This week on the show- Who invented the corkscrew? What did Marlon Brando invent that changed the sound of Congo drums? Nick and Roy continue their series of interviews from the 2023 Fort Meyers Film Festival. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
This week on the show - In what parts of the world is slurping considered to be a compliment? Where the heck does the soup spoon go on your table setting? Plus, Nick and Roy kick off their series of interviews with filmmakers from the 2023 Fort Meyers Film Festival. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
This week on the show – Is sex in space possible? Why did the French wear elaborate “big wigs” in the 18th century? Where did the name ‘matchbook’ come from? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week on the show- Nick & Roy speak to their friend Jeff Sammut of Sirius XM about his new podcast. Also, which U.S. president introduced ice cream to the United States? Which U.S currency does not feature an American president? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
This week on the show – What flag has an image of a moose and pine tree on it? Did an astronaut really smuggle golf balls on a voyage to the moon? Plus, the hosts welcome Constable Sean Shapiro, the TikTok Traffic Cop. Listen, laugh and learn with Nick & Roy.
This week on the show – What country is home to the world’s longest running ongoing representative assembly? What society laid the foundations for modern capitalism? And, what international singer-songwriter makes a guest appearance this week? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week on the show- Which European currency was once used as wallpaper? How long did it take the creator of the Rubik’s cube to solve it? Nick & Roy welcome special guest Dr. Joe Dituri who is living underwater for 100 days. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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THIS WEEK ON THE SHOW – What does your brain stop doing when you dream? Is listening to music good for your heart? Nick and Roy also welcome two special guests – Joseph Deruvo Jr. and Adam Bunch – both of whom share some strikingly out-of-the-ordinary stories. Listen, laugh and learn with Nick & Roy.
This week on the show - Who really drew the charcoal nude of Kate Winslet in the 1997 blockbuster, Titanic? How can you determine how high a cloud is? Also, Nick and Roy welcome special guest, Eric Raddatz, the co-founder of the Ft. Myers Film Festival. How long does it take to organize a film festival? Listen, laugh, and learn.
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This week on the show – What crucial information do the earlobes of chickens give us? Who would add olive oil to a caffe latte? And, what popular children’s candy has carnauba wax in it? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week on the show - Expert gardener, Mark Cullen, joins Nick and Roy. How do you prune a plum tree? Are bananas herbs? And why do we say, “I’m as sick as a dog”? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week on the show – What band made history by playing a show on all seven continents in one year? Approximately how much does the Apple Corporation make in one minute? Who is the oldest men’s clothier in the USA? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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This week on the show - Have you ever had a “Manhattan Special”? Do ducks know how to surf? What flying insects have their own version of the Kama Sutra? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
This week on the show – Is Timbuktu a real place? What is the difference between a headlamp and a headlight? How many underwater bicycle parking garages have you heard of lately? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
Nick and Roy celebrate the "Big Game". Do hungry fans spend more money on chicken wings or pizza during the game? Where did the name "Super Bowl" come from? Why is a napkin significant in the design of the Vince Lombardi Trophy? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week on the show- What earworm-worthy Sesame Street song was written by a Tuscan composer? How were earthquakes measured before the Richter scale was invented? And, why did the producers of the horror film “Aliens” need the help of the rock band, “The Who”? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week on the show – How big is the wheel on the TV game show, Wheel of Fortune? What is the nickname that Danny Thomas gave Elvis Presley? Who said that breakfast was the most important meal of the day? Listen, Laugh and Learn with Nick and Roy.
This week on the show - Can your dog or cat really start a video chat with you? How long is the world’s oldest film? Where does the expression “mulling it over” come from? Listen, Laugh, and Learn with Nick and Roy.
This week on the show- In what country do residents enjoy picnicking in cemeteries? What finger do Malaysians choose to point with? And what does it mean when you have dreams about smoking a doobie? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
Happy New year! In this annual tradition, we look back at some of the highlights and bloopers from 2022.
Is it better to squat or sit? The answer may change your life! Nick and Roy also interviewed the victim of the "Great Lederhosen Heist".
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Nick and Roy spend time this Christmas looking back at some of the most interesting episodes. They also reveal the total cost of the items in the 12 Days of Christmas song. And what Christmas songs never made it to the top of the charts? Merry Christmas from Nick and Roy.
This week on the show – Why did violin makers need dogfish? What country has a military orchestra larger than its army? Who should we thank for the invention of the third break light? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week on the show - Are “Twinkies” really filled with cream? Have you ever played the childhood game, “anka anka, gråttanka”? What word will score you 1,778 points in a game of Scrabble? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week on the show – Have you ever “Spocked a Five”? Just how many yellow, seed-like bits does a strawberry have? And, what did an 1860’s circus trapeze artist invent that is still very much in use today? Listen. Laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week on the show – What does space smell like? Where did the word “posh” come from? What American state banned Christmas celebrations for 22 years?
Listen, laugh and learn with Nick and Roy. Happy Thanksgiving!
Today, Nick and Roy dedicate this week's show to the memory of the fallen soldiers of both the United States and Canada. Nick andRoy get Totally serious about the many fascinating facts about the military in Canada and the U.S. Find out how the stories behind the national anthems, and what is the difference between flags flying at half-mast and half-staff? Facts that will enlighten you as Nick and Roy pay tribute to those who sacrificed their lives to ensure our freedom. www.Nickandroy.com
Today, Nick and Roy dedicate this week's show to the memory of the fallen soldiers of both the United States and Canada. Nick andRoy get Totally serious about the many fascinating facts about the military in Canada and the U.S. Find out how the stories behind the national anthems, and what is the difference between flags flying at half-mast and half-staff? Facts that will enlighten you as Nick and Roy pay tribute to those who sacrificed their lives to ensure our freedom. www.Nickandroy.com
This week on the show- What nation has the most sexually satisfied people? The results will surprise you! What is the most poisonous fish in the world? For how long can snails nap? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week on the show- What nation has the most sexually satisfied people? The results will surprise you! What is the most poisonous fish in the world? For how long can snails nap? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
Nick and Roy celebrate the Halloween holiday with totally useless Halloween information. Warning! It is not for the faint of heart. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
Nick and Roy celebrate the Halloween holiday with totally useless Halloween information. Warning! It is not for the faint of heart. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week – Can you grow plants using lunar soil? What famous musician started out as a grave digger? Are butterflies still able to smell flowers? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
S7, Ep.4- This week on the show- Nick and Roy celebrate Oktoberfest with special guest, the “King of Oktoberfest”, George Kash. Did Albert Einstein work at an Oktoberfest? Also, who is the largest manufacturer of tires in the world? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week on the show: What human protein is named after a Japanese video game character? Why are there 52 cards in a pack of playing cards? And, if you’re going to see “a man about a horse”, where are you going? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week on the show: What human protein is named after a Japanese video game character? Why are there 52 cards in a pack of playing cards? And, if you’re going to see “a man about a horse”, where are you going? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week on the show: What human protein is named after a Japanese video game character? Why are there 52 cards in a pack of playing cards? And, if you’re going to see “a man about a horse”, where are you going? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
S.7, Ep.2- Fashion, inventions and geography. Berto Rebelo of Manmade Brand joins Nick and Roy. They discuss comfy boxer briefs and the importance of chasing your dreams. Also on the show: if someone told you to butter their butt and call them a biscuit, would you be offended or flattered? What item of clothing sells the most around the world every year? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
S.7, Ep.2- Fashion, inventions and geography. Berto Rebelo of Manmade Brand joins Nick and Roy. They discuss comfy boxer briefs and the importance of chasing your dreams. Also on the show: if someone told you to butter their butt and call them a biscuit, would you be offended or flattered? What item of clothing sells the most around the world every year? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
S.7, Ep.2- Fashion, inventions and geography. Berto Rebelo of Manmade Brand joins Nick and Roy. They discuss comfy boxer briefs and the importance of chasing your dreams. Also on the show: if someone told you to butter their butt and call them a biscuit, would you be offended or flattered? What item of clothing sells the most around the world every year? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
Food, Cars & Fashion Welcome to Season 7! Registered Nutritionist Lianne Phillipson joins the show to talk about shish kabobs and corn dogs. Some other highlights: How Steve Jobs got away with never having a license plate on his car, and how throwing a hot dog at a police officer in Florida can get you arrested. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
Food, Cars & Fashion Welcome to Season 7! Registered Nutritionist Lianne Phillipson joins the show to talk about shish kabobs and corn dogs. Some other highlights: How Steve Jobs got away with never having a license plate on his car, and how throwing a hot dog at a police officer in Florida can get you arrested. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
Food, Cars & Fashion Welcome to Season 7! Registered Nutritionist Lianne Phillipson joins the show to talk about shish kabobs and corn dogs. Some other highlights: How Steve Jobs got away with never having a license plate on his car, and how throwing a hot dog at a police officer in Florida can get you arrested. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week on Totally Useless Information, Nick and Roy share some of their best bloopers and blunders of Season 6.
What do tiddlywinks, mice and poker have in common? Answer: This Episode!
Please don’t forget to tune in next week for an all-new Season 7.
Welcome to the “Summer Episodes”, your chance to listen back to your favorite episodes. Nick and Roy celebrate 100 episodes of Totally Useless Information. Listen, laugh, and learn.
Welcome to the “Summer Episodes”, your chance to listen back to your favorite episodes. Nick and Roy speak to world famous Australian-Italian comedian, Joe Avati. He shares some hilarious Italian customs. Plus, Nick and Roy explore geography, and explore some quirky inventions. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
Welcome to the “Summer Episodes”, your chance to listen back to your favorite episodes. Special guest Eric Alper talks about one of the most expensive singles produced. Also, What do the Zombies and ZZ Top have in common? And, can brass really sterilize itself in eight hours? Special guest music publicist Eric Alper asks what song was one of the most expensive singles produced? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
Welcome to the “Summer Episodes”, your chance to listen back to your favorite episodes. How was Scotchgard, the fabric protector, invented? How did the mini skirt become a fashion staple? And when did we start using surnames? Listen, laugh, and learn.
Welcome to the “Summer Episodes”, your chance to listen back to your favorite episodes. Who holds the world record for removing and replacing a car engine? Is it better to squat or sit? The answer may change your life! Author Ronald Blumer explains. And, what is a “lederhosen heist”? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week on the show – Do humans hear the same with both ears? What does it mean for a man if his ring finger is longer than his index finger? Exactly how much straw can break a camel’s back? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week on the show- Nick and Roy welcome special guest, Mark Towhey, former member of the Canadian Military. What is the proper way to salute? Did David Bowie really invent the game “Connect Four”? Can blood curdle when you’re scared? Listen laugh and learn with Nick and Roy.
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This week on the show – What is a Superdollar? In what culture do people voluntarily agree to having coconuts smashed on their head? And, how are real maracas made? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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This week on the show – What fashion trend from the past is coming back? Special guest Taylor Kaye explains. Why was salt important to the Romans? Does a peace lily really absorb sound? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week on the show – How are Michael Jackson’s red jacket in Thriller and Indiana Jones’s hat in The Raiders of the Lost Arc related? Why has a company in Singapore used urine to make beer? And, did gladiatrices really exist? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week Nick and Roy speak to world famous Australian-Italian comedian, Joe Avati. He shares some hilarious Italian customs. Plus, Nick and Roy explore geography, and explore some quirky inventions. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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This week on the show - Does your tongue gain weight? Can pistachios go boom? And, why do people who sleep on their stomachs have more sexual dreams than those who don’t? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy. Send us a voice message at www.nickandroy.com.
This week- Which is faster: the blink of an eye or the deployment of an air bag? Where did the word etcetera come from? Can you hold your nose and hum at the same time? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy. Send us a voice message at www.nickandroy.com
This week on the show – Which Pope worked as a nightclub bouncer? How many times does the average baseball pitch rotate before reaching home plate? And, do spider webs have healing properties? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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How did Climax, a small village in Saskatchewan, get its name? Is there such a thing as a Museum of Failure? And what was the first American film to show a toilet on the big screen? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy. Email us at www.nickandroy.com
This week on the show- How do lobsters communicate? What iconic company created a men’s cologne that no one would buy because it smelled so bad? Where did they use cabbage to cure baldness? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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This week on the show- what classical guitar composition inspired the iconic Nokia ring tone? Does listening to jazz make you smarter? Why is a defective car called a "lemon"? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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This week – Do birds have knees? Is sex in zero gravity possible? And, where did the expression “the elephant in the room” come from?
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This week - Who holds the world record for removing and replacing a car engine? Is it better to squat or sit? The answer may change your life! Author Ronald Blumer explains.
And, what is a “lederhosen heist”? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week on the show- Why did the ancient Greeks feed their Olympic athletes cheesecake? Did Shakespeare create the “your momma” jokes? Why do we say ouch when we get hurt? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy Email us at www.nickandroy.com
This Week- what problems did the invention of the revolving door solve? Who invented the “French cuff”? (hint: it wasn’t the French). What was the first toy ever advertised on television? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy. Email us at www.nickandroy.com
This week- Who invented shampoo? What is a Vietnamese Dong? Can humans tickle themselves? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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On this week's show - What country is named after a tree? If a Venus Fly Trap is a carnivorous plant, will it digest a hamburger? What do 45% of drivers admit to doing while driving? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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On this week’s show: What in the world is a Whipple tickle? How many dimples do golf balls have? And have you heard of an outhouse race? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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This week- What do Frank Sinatra and Scooby-Doo have in common? When did men stop wearing nightdresses? Can a pencil-width strand of spider silk stop a Boeing 747? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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This week- Who holds the world record for drinking a bottle of ketchup? Why is peach fuzz important? Do champagne corks really fly out of the bottles at Mach 2? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
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This week – Welcome to season 6! Have you “tittled” today? Which two continents share a city? And is it possible to burp in space? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week Nick and Roy celebrate 100 episodes of Totally Useless Information. Listen, laugh, and learn. Email us at www.nickandroy.com
This week- Nick & Roy welcome special guest, tech and games expert, Marc Saltzman. What iconic video games from the 1980s were button-free? What’s the name of the guy in jail on the Monopoly gameboard? Who sparked a fad with his “Antsy Pants” underwear? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week- How many languages did Cleopatra speak fluently? Did Russia really run out of vodka in WWII? What do rodents and lined paper have in common? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy. Email us at www.nickandroy.com
This week- How many calories can you burn by laughing 10-15 minutes a day? How many miles can you drive after your gas gauge displays “E”? Why does a lemon always float to the top of your glass? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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This week - Nick & Roy explore a new topic on money and finances. Is Canadian currency edible? How much does it cost to produce a U.S. penny? You'll be surprised to find out! Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy. Email us at www.nickandroy.com
This week- What inspired the great song “American Pie”? How did the invention of the automobile change women’s fashion? Did men ever wear high heels? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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So, this New Year’s Eve Special features never-before-heard bloopers, pronunciation blunders, and the top 10 laugh-out-loud useless news items from around the world.
Thanks for continuing to listen, laugh & learn, Everyone! Happy New Year! Nick and Roy.
Welcome to Nick & Roy's Totally Useless Christmas Party. Special guests include Richard Crouse of "Pop Life" and Last Call with Richard Crouse Podcasts", He shares useless pop life information and also reveals the origins of some Christmas drinks. Lianne Phillipson of "Eat This" Podcast shares useless food traditions from years past. IHeart radio's Science Correspondent, Dan Riskin offers useless information about reindeer and why their noses are cold. Listen, laugh and be merry. Merry Christmas from Nick & Roy.
This week - Where did the idea of putting a pom-pom on a toque come from? What exactly happens to those coins tossed into the famous Trevi Fountain in Rome? And, who invented the swivel chair? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick and Roy.
Remember to listen to Nick and Roy’s Totally Useless Christmas Party on Christmas Day!
This week – What are the cockles of your heart? Can brass really sterilize itself in eight hours? And special guest and music publicist, Eric Alper talks about the most expensive single ever produced. Listen, laugh and learn with Nick and Roy.
This week- In what state is it not okay to wear a thong bikini? How are the video game consoles Atari and PlayStation related? What were Cinderella’s slippers originally made of? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick & Roy.
This week, why did Babe Ruth wear a cabbage leaf under his baseball cap? Have you ever played the game of Yukigassen during the winter? And, special guest Dan Riskin explores the incredible mating rituals and reproductive habits of animals. Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
This week: What are the five things we don’t find on cars anymore? Special guest Richard Crouse has the answers. Then, why did the rock group Van Halen ban brown M&Ms in their dressing room? And did you know that Cookie Monster had a first name? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
Is there such thing as a penis thief? Who invented liquid paper? Where did the expression “it’s in the can” come from? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
What town sits smack-dab in the middle of the United States? Do mussels have feet? Why are all of the gondolas in Venice painted black? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick and Roy.
Who came up with the iconic catchphrase – ‘Come on Down’ on the Price is Right? What’s a nurdle? Why do we say that we’re as happy as a clam? Why not an oyster? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick and Roy.
What provocative invention is the latest must-have item at bachelorette parties? What action is illegal in Switzerland after 11pm? Why was NASCAR created? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
How did Ray Charles learn how to play piano and read braille at the same time? What is the width of a lightning bolt? What stinky, yet excellent, excrement did the ancients use for birth control? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
Does Barbie have a surname? How was the lint brush invented? What horror film was the first to get nominated for an Oscar? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
What do sheep and billiard tables have in common? Does German cake really come from Germany? How did American soldiers use a popular children’s toy on the battlefield? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick and Roy.
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Do cows prefer to listen to rock or easy rock? Can birds communicate with each other before they hatch? What do women dream about that men don’t? Listen, laugh and learn with Nick and Roy.
What do Nippleworts, Shaggy Soldiers and Sticky Willies have in common? Where is the SPAM capital of the world? Who was the first person to plunge into Niagara Falls in a barrel and survive? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
Nick and Roy proudly present Season 5! How many squished grapes go into a typical bottle of wine? What famous singer was buried with a bottle of Jack Daniels? What do space suits and bras have in common? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick and Roy.
Welcome to the “Summer Episodes”! It's your chance to listen back to your favorite episodes. Did Walt Disney create Mickey Mouse? Which two U.S. Presidents die within 5 hours of each other on the same day? Is your right lung lighter or heavier than your left? Listen, laugh, and learn. Join us next week as we launch Season 5!
Welcome to the “Summer Episodes”, your chance to listen back to your favorite episodes. Is an open fly and an open zipper the same thing? If you order a “wet mystery” at a diner, what are you having for lunch? Why is the abbreviation for a prescription Rx? Listen, laugh, and learn.
Welcome to the “Summer Episodes”, your chance to listen back to your favorite episodes. Why do certain songs give you goosebumps when you hear them? How many instruments did Prince play on his debut album? And what is a slippery dick? Get your minds out of the gutter! Listen, laugh, and learn.
Welcome to the “Summer Episodes”, your chance to listen back to your favorite episodes. Where did the expression “it ain’t over ‘till the fat lady sings” come from? What type of dreams do you usually have while sleeping on your stomach? And what type of cutting-edge undergarment has Nick and Roy nearly peeing in their pants? Listen, laugh, and learn.
Why does 10:10 always appear on ads for clocks and watches? Do plants respond when you talk to them? How helpful is your bare bottom when planting seeds in your garden? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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In this episode - How many pieces of wood are used to make an average violin? What Canadian astronaut recorded an album in space? Did Barry Manilow really write “I Write the Songs”?
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In this episode- What is the name of the iconic song you hear when the Mr. Softee ice cream truck rolls down your street? Why do late night snacks cause nightmares? Has it ever snowed in the Sahara?Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
In this episode- How loud do roosters crow? Were men’s starched collars used as dangerous weapons? Why was honey important to the pharaohs? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
In this episode- Did a blind man really invent cruise control? Did Toyota really start out as something other than a car company? How many hours every year does the average person spend stuck in traffic? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy.
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In this episode: Are dolphins naturally right-handed? Do blue tulips exist? Why do prairie dogs smooch when they meet?
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In this week’s episode- Why do certain songs give you goosebumps when you hear them? How many instruments did Prince play on his debut album? And what is a slippery dick? Get your minds out of the gutter!
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In this week’s episode- Which countries do the best lovers come from? Is Rhode Island really an island? And, Roy shares useless information about his recent visit to The Big Easy.
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In this episode- In what year did Olympic athletes compete naked? And why? How many defects were allowed in new vehicles in the 1960’s? What was the fastest recorded speed that a ping pong ball travelled off a paddle? Listen, laugh, and learn.
In this episode- Can you teach a monkey to smoke in Indiana? Is it legal to hike naked in Switzerland? Do trees have genders? Listen, laugh, and learn.
In this episode, find out why baby elephants suck their trunks, who invented cruise control and what percentage of dogs sleep with their owners?
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Nick and Roy take you down the garden path with a new topic. What type of tree gets hit with lightening the most? Why did Roman soldiers admire Gladiolas so much? Is it true that pine needles contain more vitamin C than a lemon? Listen, laugh, and learn.
Nick and Roy are back with fresh useless information. How do car manufacturers like Volkswagen come up with names for their cars? Where are the taste buds located on a housefly? Does your major in college impact your sex life? Listen, laugh, and learn.
In this episode: A new topic is introduced this week- cars. What color car is the most stolen? Who invented the car radio? Also, when was the first speeding ticket issued? Listen Laugh and Learn
In this episode- Nick and Roy are back with fresh totally useless information. What was the first song to ever be performed in space? What do 2 women’s names, a vegetable and a gangster rapper have in common? How did a cooking channel on YouTube help police find a mafia fugitive? Listen, laugh and learn.
What do astronauts do when they have an itch? Have you ever dreamt of wearing a chicken suit? Do surgeons really play video games to make fewer mistakes in the operating room? Listen, laugh, and learn.
In this episode- Why does your skin get wrinkly in the bathtub? What does it mean when you dream of bananas? How many thousands of sweat glands are there in your feet? Listen, laugh, and learn.
In this fan favorite episode- Can bees detect bombs? In which century did men start wearing underwear? Does swearing help relieve stress? You #!@% it does! Listen, laugh, and learn.
: Why did Michael Jordan wear #12 on his jersey for one game in his entire career? Will the Colosseum in Rome hold live events again? Who invented the Chicklet? Listen, laugh and learn.
In this episode- A brand new topic- dreams. What does dreaming of an Aardvark mean? Can you remember a dream about amnesia? Plus, all your favorite features, mailbag, completely useless fact and news from around the world. Listen, laugh, and learn.
In this episode, find out why Steven Van Zandt wears his iconic bandana when performing with Bruce Springsteen. Discover how fast a rhino can run, and what the difference is between vintage, antique and retro styles of garments. Listen, laugh, and learn.
In this encore episode: How do sunflowers help clean up nuclear accidents? How did penguin poop help British scientists discover penguin colonies in Antarctica? Can a ferret die if it doesn’t have sex? Listen, laugh, and learn.
This week, something a little different. Nick and Roy invite special guest Scott Watson. He lives in a motor home- on purpose! Scott shares some of his amazing adventures driving around the United States in his 21-foot-long Winnebago Class B motor home. They also explore useless facts about geography like in which state was Kool-Aid invented? What state bans tomatoes in one of its recipes?
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Nick and Roy are back with a fresh episode- What does Mark Twain and Hayley’s Comet have in common? Where did the expression “ok” come from? The unicorn is the national animal of which country? Listen, laugh, and learn.
Encore presentation- Is an open fly and an open zipper the same thing? If you order a “wet mystery” at a diner, what are you having for lunch? Why is the abbreviation for a prescription Rx? Listen, laugh, and learn.
What food has only three ingredients? What do mopane worms taste like? (no, it doesn’t taste like chicken). Which is the best-selling musical instrument in the world? Listen, laugh, and learn.
A new topic is introduced this week- music. We find out who is singing background vocals in the Carly Simon Song “You’re So Vain”. Also, what exactly is dogfooding? How does the aroma of wine help in the bedroom? Listen, laugh, and learn.
Welcome to Season 4! Can spiders fly? Why were powdered wigs popular in the Middle Ages? What popular make up item has fish scales at the #1 ingredient? Listen, laugh, and learn.
Ring in the new year with fun! Relive some of the funniest and most interesting moments from the past year. Happy New Year from all of us at Totally Useless Information with Nick and Roy.
Unwrap the best present this Christmas. It's the Nick and Roy Christmas Special. Listen, laugh, and learn. Merry Christmas!
In the season 3 finale, why did Disney employees refuse to wear Disney issued underwear? Why is New York called the Big Apple and New Orleans "The Big Easy"? How much storage does the human brain have? Listen, laugh, and learn.
Why do many zippers contain the initials YKK? How are space suits related to bras? Are giraffes able to cough? Listen, laugh, and learn.
In this episode- What do astronauts do when they have an itch? Have you ever dreamt of wearing a chicken suit? Do surgeons really play video games to make fewer mistakes in the operating room? Listen, laugh, and learn.
Why does your skin get wrinkly in the bathtub? What does it mean when you dream of bananas? How many thousands of sweat glands are there in your feet? Listen, laugh, and learn.
Is an open fly and an open zipper the same thing? If you order a “wet mystery” at a diner, what are you having for lunch? Why is the abbreviation for a prescription Rx? Listen, laugh, and learn.
Can bees detect bombs? In which century did men start wearing underwear? Does swearing help relieve stress? Listen, laugh, and learn.
Next week Nick and Roy present a special November 11th podcast. They will put aside their usual useless information to pay tribute to the men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice in both the United States and Canada *
In this episode- A brand new topic- dreams. What does dreaming of an Aardvark mean? Can you remember a dream about amnesia? Plus, all your favorite features, mailbag, completely useless fact and news from around the world. Listen, laugh, and learn.
In this episode: How do sunflowers help clean up nuclear accidents? How did penguin poop help British scientists discover penguin colonies in Antarctica? Can a ferret die if it doesn’t have sex? Listen, laugh, and learn.
Who knows more about Beatles Information than our special guest from Sirius XM, Jeff Sammut? Where does chalk come from? Where is there an island within a lake within a lake on an island? Listen, laugh, and learn.
In this episode: How was Scotchgard, the fabric protector, invented? How did the mini skirt become a fashion staple? And, when did we start using surnames? Listen, laugh, and learn.
In this episode- We introduce Useless News from around the world, how did Pharaohs keep flies off their bodies and who invented the bra clasp? Listen, laugh and learn.
In this episode, why is the soft drink “7 UP” called 7 UP? You will be surprised to learn where the largest desert in the world is located. How King Tut inspired eye liner makeup. Listen, laugh and learn.
This week- Why was the autopilot feature in an airplane created? Why were chicken nuggets golden for Usain Bolt? How did the man who started the jogging craze die? Listen. Laugh & learn.
This week: What is the mushroom capital of the world? Where did the term "doghouse" come from? And, who invented the Bunsen burner? Listen. Laugh & Learn.
Are there any vegetarian snakes in the world? Why would people want to squeeze into a phone booth competitively? What is the most popular place for people to “get busy”? Listen. Laugh & Learn.
What role did Kleenex play in World War I? Sudan has more pyramids than Egypt. Would you enter a contest where you put a ferret down your pants? Listen, laugh, and learn.
In this episode, registered nutritionist Lianne Phillipson joins Nick and Roy with useful food information. Also does your tongue have the ability to smell? And why in the world would anyone want to own a pair of vibrating jeans? Listen, laugh, and learn!
What happens when squirrels don’t remember where they hid their nuts? Why are the sunsets on Mars not red? Why is Hollywood referred to as “Tinsel town”? All of this and so much more in this week’s episode. Listen, laugh, and learn!
This week celebrate the 50th episode of totally useless information with Nick & Roy. Find out how your plants may be talking to each other; which astronaut got a hole in one on the moon and how much a rain cloud weighs. Listen, laugh, and learn!
In this week’s episode, discover strange sports like cheese chasing, wife carrying and professional finger pulling. Also, what are the 8 vegetables in a V-8? Listen, laugh, and learn.
In this episode, building colonies on Mars, seahorses that can swim upright, and the reason why the revolving door was invented. Listen, laugh, and learn.
In this week’s episode, the fastest sperm doesn’t always win the race! Where did the piggy bank come from? Warning! Sex toys are not regulated. Find out more in this episode. Listen, laugh, and learn.
This week, Nick and Roy kickoff season 3 with information about the pizza saver, the butter crayon and the incredible world of toe wrestling. Listen, laugh, and learn.
How was the match invented? Was an accident-prone chemist responsible for safety glass? Do you have the same fetish in the bedroom as people in Nevada or New York? Find out in this and much more in this week’s episode.
In this challenging time with the COVID-19 pandemic, Nick and Roy remind you to please stay safe, wash your hands often, and follow the guidelines of public health and government authorities.
Did Walt Disney create Mickey Mouse? Which two U.S. Presidents dies within 5 hours on that same day? Is your right lung lighter or heavier than your left? All this and more in this week’s episode.
In this challenging time with the COVID-19 pandemic, Nick and Roy remind you to please stay safe, wash your hands often, and follow the guidelines of public health and government authorities.
Why can’t six-legged dragonflies walk? How does the smell of ginger help your sex life? Can LEGO help us get to the moon? Get your weekly dose of Totally Useless Information in the latest podcast.
In this challenging time with the COVID-19 pandemic, Nick and Roy remind you to please stay safe, wash your hands often, and follow the guidelines of public health and government authorities.
Who invented the back scratcher? Was NASA responsible for the invention of the Dustbuster mini vacuum cleaner? What tool do puffin birds use to scratch their backs? Find out the answers to these questions and much more in this latest episode.
In this challenging time with the COVID-19 pandemic, Nick and Roy remind you to please stay safe, wash your hands often, and follow the guidelines of public health and government authorities.
In this episode Nick and Roy introduce a new topic- Useless information about horror movies and tv shows with their special guest Jay Michaels of Terror Talk on Terror TV. You will also find out why skunks smell so bad, and if chickens can talk?
In this challenging time with the COVID-19 pandemic, Nick and Roy remind you to please stay safe, wash your hands often, and follow the guidelines of public health and government authorities.
What does a toilet and a draft beer tap have in common? Do women blink more than men? Does a fat tongue affect your sleeping pattern? Download this week’s episode of Totally Useless Information to get the answers.
In this challenging time with the COVID-19 pandemic, Nick and Roy remind you to please stay safe, wash your hands often, and follow the guidelines of public health and government authorities.
In this episode discover where the term “loose cannon” came from, how much the most expensive ice cream sundae costs and what majoring in Arts and Humanities does to your sex life.
In this challenging time with the COVID-19 pandemic, Nick and Roy remind you to please stay safe, wash your hands often, and follow the guidelines of public health and government authorities.
In this week’s episode, find out why Japanese sunflowers are so special, how long it takes for your body to react to alcohol and why Volvo gave away its patent for the three-point seatbelt.
In this challenging time with the COVID-19 pandemic, Nick and Roy remind you to please stay safe, wash your hands often, and follow the guidelines of public health and government authorities.
In this episode- Who invented the cut and paste computer command? How may cigars did Winston Churchill smoke in one day? Who were King Tut’s parents? In this challenging time with the COVID-19 pandemic, Nick and Roy remind you to please stay safe, wash your hands often, and follow the guidelines of public health and government authorities.
Are bulls color blind? Did Christopher Columbus have GPS when he went on his voyage? Why are the buttons on women’s shirts and blouses opposite to those of men? Find out all this – and more – on this week’s episode. In this challenging time with the COVID-19 pandemic, Nick and Roy remind you to please stay safe, wash your hands often, and follow the guidelines of public health and government authorities.
Where did the expression “it ain’t over ‘till the fat lady sings” come from? What type of dreams do you usually have while sleeping on your stomach? And what type of cutting-edge undergarment has Nick and Roy nearly peeing in their pants? In this challenging time with the COVID-19 pandemic, Nick and Roy remind you to please stay safe, wash your hands often, and follow the guidelines of public health and government authorities.
In this episode, learn how to ripen a pineapple quickly, find out why rock lizards are doing push ups, and discover what Jell-O and cough drops have in common. For those who are celebrating, Nick and Roy would like to wish you and yours a Happy Passover and Happy Easter. In this challenging time with the COVID-19 global pandemic, Nick and Roy remind you to please stay safe and follow the guidance of public health and government authorities.
In this episode, Nick and Roy introduce a brand-new segment called “inventions”. You will find out who invented these three products: the paint brush, duct tape and the Wonder Bra. In this challenging time with the COVID-19 global pandemic, Nick and Roy remind you to please stay safe and follow the guidance of public health and government authorities.
In this episode, find out how many eyes a scallop has, why pigs can’t see the sky and why Britain banned lipstick in 1770. In this challenging time with the COVID-19 global pandemic, Nick and Roy remind you to please stay safe and follow the guidance of public health and government authorities.
What percentage of people engage in an office romance? Will you indulge in some Prairie Oysters? What do pumpernickel bread and the devil have in common? This podcast is brought to you in part by Napoli Ristorante and Pizzeria in Niagara Falls, Ontario and by De Marlo Salon and Spa in Naples, Florida.
What happens when cows hear classical music while giving milk? Can broccoli replace meat as a source of protein? What can pigeons do that most humans can’t? The podcast is brought to you in part by Napoli Ristorante and Pizzeria in Niagara Falls Ontario and by DeMarlo Salon and Spa in Naples Florida.
Why does the number 86 mean to get rid of something? Are lefties smarter than righties? Why is it important for eggs to sink to the bottom of a bowl of water? This podcast is sponsored in part by Napoli Ristorante and Pizzeria in Niagara Falls, Ontario and by DeMarlo Salon and Spa in Naples, Florida.
Why are your lips red? Will Viagra help your flowers stay fresher? How do dolphins get high? This podcast is sponsored in part by Napoli Ristorante and Pizzeria in Niagara Falls, Ontario and by DeMarlo Salon and Spa in Naples, Florida.
We explore the meaning of Blibber-Blubber in this episode. Also, what would the voice of a 3,000-year-old mummy sound like? Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Does the early bird really get the worm? This podcast is sponsored in part by BPC- The Best Portuguese Chicken in the Toronto area and by De Marlo Salon and Spa in Naples, Florida.
In this episode do cows have best friends? How do dolphins communicate with each other? What are the benefits of cuddling a cow? This podcast is sponsored in part by BPC- The Best Portuguese Chicken in the Toronto area and by De Marlo Salon and Spa in Naples, Florida.
In this episode what did the U.S. government do to deter drinking during prohibition? What percentage of golfers would trade sex for the perfect swing? Why is milk sold in bags in some parts of Canada? This podcast is sponsored in part by BPC- The Best Portuguese Chicken in the Toronto area and by De Marlo Salon and Spa in Naples, Florida.