The World's Largest Hot Dog. Zach Bryan's Tornado Relief Efforts and a Mystery Song ID'd!
The World's Largest Hot Dog Art Installation
Innovations in Synthetic Diamond Production
Zach Bryan's Tornado Relief Efforts
The Lawn Defender: A Sprinkler Story
The Mystery of the 80s Song Unraveled
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0:03 Kalaroga Shark Media. Hello, I'm Johnny Mack who with five good news stories. Good news. The world's largest hot dog has arrived in Times Square. This is a public art installation called hot Dog in the City. It's sixty five feet long. It tops the world record for largest hot dog sculpture. You'll find out on Broadway in forty six. It's equipped with hydraulics, a confetti cannon, and deeper message. Hydraulics will periodically turn the hot dog sculpture upright towards the sky. Once in that position, confetti will burst on the top of it, mimicking the Times Square New Year's Eve celebration. The goal of the installation is to call attention to broader topics facing the city in the nation, like the politics of street vending, immigration, consumption, capitalism, and class. The sculpture might also stir up questions about American hypermasculinity and showmanship, as well as the underbelly of the meat industry. Wow, this is deep. A panel of comedians, activists and food historians will dive in those topics at T. B. Frank hot Dog Summit. That's a Timesquares town hall on June ninth, more events, condoment debates, a hot dog eating contest, and a Hottest Dog dash Ound beauty pageant. Hot Dog in the City will be on view through June thirteenth. Good news, scientists have figured out a way to grow synthetic diamonds in just one hundred and fifty minutes.
1:26 That could be bad news for natural diamonds. Hope they're not listening. The researchers created a blend of gallium, iron, nickel, and silicon, then fitted it inside a graphite chamber that rapidly heated than cooled the metal, all while exposing it to a mixture of methane and hydrogen gas. Hey, scientists appreciate this, Could you guys work on climate change please? The carbon atoms from the methane gas seeped into the melted metal and became seeds for the diamonds. Diamond fragments began appearing after just fifteen minutes. One hundred and fifteen minutes later diamonds, the researchers point out, Oppenheimer is one hundred and eighty minutes. Nice job by Zack Bryan. He helped in Tornado relief efforts for Nebraskans before performing back to back concerts. After the recent tornadoes, the community rallied, churches and businesses opened their doors for shelter. Volunteers came out to help clean up the devastation. One of those volunteers Zach Bryan, Nebraska native who happened to be in the area for his Quinton Time tour. Zach said, as an American and someone who lived in Omaha for some pretty formidable years, I want to offer some honest prayers and hopes to the communities affected by the tornadoes that tour through them. The band and I are standing with you guys as we're playing some shows in Omaha. I'm sorry to anyone who's having to deal with picking up the pieces of their homes and their lives without taking credit from the thousands of people lending a hand who have roots here. We love you so much and we'll do all we can do to help. On Facebook, Mandy wrote, I can't say I'm a country music fan or a Zach Bryan fan, but I will call myself a fan now due to his serving heart off the stage, I like this next guy, my kind of guy.
2:53 He got annoyed at random members of the public cutting across his lawn so what did he do? He said, up an automatic sprinkler on his lawn. Any time somebody who stepped on his lawn, the sprinklers went off. He shared this on TikTok fifty million views. Not everyone agrees with Johnny Mack. One person commented, how is this hurting you? It's grass? Chill out, all right? I keep this program clean. This next story is just a hair naughty. I will keep it clean, and I will wink at the microphone to let you know about the naughty part. All right, So stay with me here. But if you're sensitive, I don't want to betray our trust here. But this is fun. Have you been paying attention to the Internet has been trying to figure out this song? Back in twenty twenty one, a user named Carl ninety two posted a seventeen second snippet of an eighties style music song, and they were trying to figure out what it was. Carl ninety two said they found the clip between a bunch of very old files and a DVD backup. The song sounds very very eighties, and people started calling it Everyone knows that. At least forty eight thousand people in a subreddit trying to figure out, all right, what is this song?
4:08 People look through their archives. They're trying to figure out the artist the album. The recording studio TikToker has made fake videos in eighty SCARB imagining themselves as their moms and aunts jamming to the track. Back in the days, conspiracy theories claimed the song was either AI generated it or some sort of viral marketing stunt for a modern indie band. Rolling Stone magazine and The Guardian got involved. The Internet decided the title of the song was ulterior motives. The phrase appears in the seventeen second clip. Well, the mystery has been solved. One dinnerate user here comes to the naughty part. Went through their collection of films that they have, and you can find the song at the one hour seven minute mark in a movie titled Angels of Passion. You're paying attention Angels of Passion from nineteen eighty six. The description two angels are sent back to Earth to provide some satisfaction to the humans. Oh holy, So we know where the song is. And those are five good news stories for today.
5:12 If you enjoy the program, tell a friend about it. They might like it too. Let me know how the movie is and If you like these episodes at free, you can subscribe via Apple Podcasts. Open up the show on the Apple podcast app. For four ninety nine a month. You can get this show and some other shows including Daily Comedy News, I host that one seven days a week. You can get them commercial free four ninety nine a month. Or why don't you just test drive it for thirty days, be like, hey this is cool, or hey not worth the four ninety nine. I'm not offended. I don't care. Try it out though, all right, have an awesome day and enjoy Angel of Passion
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