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Host Peter Sagal and a panel of comedians dive into the week's news, covering everything from Apple's new foldable phone to political promises in Dallas. The episode features various game rounds including 'Who's Alzo', 'Bluff the Listener', and 'All This Is Banana', alongside an interview with comedian Leslie Jones about her comedy origins and her show 'Roast My Rental'. The show concludes with listener limericks covering topics like brain-implanted cockroaches and a rapid-fire 'Lightning Fill in the Blank' quiz round, ending with humorous predictions about the future of foldable technology.

In this episode of Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me, host Peter Sagal and the panel dive into a variety of news-based quotations, covering topics from an aircraft carrier docking in Thailand to trends in wellness injections and Dyson's new AI-powered toothbrush. The show also explores unusual events at the Gravely Fruit Farm, including a vendor dispute and a suggestive corn maze. The episode features an interview with poet Maggie Smith on 'Not My Job,' where they discuss her writing and experiences with fame. The program concludes with listener challenges, news updates regarding George Santos, and a prediction game about future scary trends.

In this episode of Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me, host Peter Sagal and the panel dive into a variety of news topics, ranging from US-Canada trade tensions and Amazon's drone delivery expansion to the nutritional debates surrounding lettuce. The show features several games, including 'Who's Alzo?', 'Bluff the Listener', and 'True or False', where panelists navigate bizarre stories about secret relationships. The episode also includes an interview with circus artist Carissa Hendricks regarding her fire-eating world record, alongside discussions on AI-generated maps in Kentucky, new dating background check apps, and the surprising origins of Cheetos. The program concludes with a news quiz focused on international headlines and political endorsements.

This episode features a retrospective interview with former Jeopardy! champion and host Ken Jennings, discussing the rigors of 'Jeopardy boot camp' and his experiences hosting the show. The program also includes interviews with actress Olivia Munn, discussing her career path, and Father James Martin, reflecting on his memoir and life lessons learned from childhood summer jobs. Additionally, the episode presents several trivia games, including a specialized quiz about H&R Block, a pop culture game, and a segment on 'My Super Sweet 16' with EGOT winner Robert Lopez. The show concludes with 'Bluff the Listener' stories regarding single-letter typos and promotional teasers for other NPR programs.

Host Peter Sagal interviews sportscaster Jason Benetti about his journey to NBC's Sunday Night Baseball and discusses the new host of Reading Rainbow, Michael Threads. The episode also features Olympic swimmer Lily King sharing stories from her athletic career and a proposal at the Olympic trials. The show continues with trivia rounds covering historical figures and Hollywood production tricks, followed by a news panel discussing wedding witches, longevity-focused exercise, and Met Gala logistics. Finally, Renee Rapp joins to discuss the inspiration behind her album 'Bite Me' before competing in a Twilight-themed trivia game.

Host Peter Sagal and a panel of guests dive into a variety of news items, ranging from a SpaceX rocket crash near the moon and the expansion of Chipotle into Mexico to the high-tech world of baby monitors and the trend of befriending crows. The episode also features games like 'The Show Must Not Go On' and 'Meet These Remarkably Dumb Creatures,' alongside an interview with legendary actress Sally Field regarding her career and experiences filming 'The Flying Nun.' The show concludes with news discussions on everything from the difficulty of opening Talenti gelato jars to bizarre concert behaviors, followed by the Listener Limerick Challenge and a fast-paced Lightning Fill-in-the-Blank game. The episode wraps up with the final news quiz round and humorous predictions about the future of moon colonization.

In this episode of NPR's Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me, host Peter Sagal leads the panel through news discussions ranging from rising gambling trends and Cybertruck sales to a Turkish governor ousted over wearing bike shorts. The show features various games including 'Who's Alzo?', 'Bluff the Listener', and 'Lightning Fill in the Blank'. The episode also includes 'Tightwad Tales' regarding extreme frugality, an interview with science writer Mary Roach about her work on human biology, and a look at modern trends like 'love hackers' using spreadsheets for dating. The program concludes with game results and promos for NPR's Fresh Air and Shortwave.

In this episode of Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me, host Peter Sagal and the panel dive into a variety of news-based games, including 'Who's Alzo', 'Truth or Fiction: Literary Edition', and a trivia round about actors named Chris. The show covers topics ranging from summer blockbusters and rising tick populations to viral banana ice cream recipes and luxury pillows. The episode also features an interview with actor Tyler James Williams, who reflects on his childhood career on Sesame Street and 'Everybody Hates Chris'. The program concludes with the Limerick Challenge and a fast-paced 'Lightning Fill in the Blank' round covering international politics, bizarre local news, and unusual medical diagnoses.

In this episode of 'Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me', host Tom Papa and the panel navigate a variety of bizarre news stories, ranging from a cyclospora outbreak and Trump's sleeping arrangements to the rise of banana-flavored products and high-end chicken nuggets. The show features games like 'Who's Alzo?', 'Bluff the Listener', and 'Lightning Fill in the Blank'. The episode also includes an interview with musician Vicki Peterson about her time in The Bangles and her experiences with Prince, alongside segments on ancient mummification, orangutan social behaviors, and news-related limericks.

In this episode of Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me, the host leads a news quiz featuring topics ranging from World Cup stars and Love Island to billionaire 'snow rooms' and bizarre weather-related events. The panel discusses everything from extreme apple consumption and 'chalant dating' to an undercover police operation in Detroit. The episode also features an interview with musician Jason Narduzzi regarding his punk roots, alongside news stories about a Waymo vehicle calling the cops on teenagers and a man in Scotland arrested for using seagulls as weapons. The show concludes with quiz results and humorous predictions for future reality TV.

Host Peter Sagal interviews John Cusack about his career, Chicago, and his graphic novel, followed by the 'Say Nothing' news quiz. The episode continues with Arden Cho and Asif Mandvi discussing voice acting, professional poker, and upcoming theatrical projects. The program concludes with a variety of NPR highlights, including baseball-related trivia, lifestyle trends, and an interview with actress Kaylee Reese regarding her transition from boxing to acting and her interest in comedy.

In this episode of 'Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me', host Peter Sagal and guests navigate a variety of news-based quizzes, covering topics from the algae-filled National Mall reflecting pool to the viral popularity of 'Hot Podium Guy'. The program features segments including 'Who's Alzo?', 'Bluffs the Listener', and a 'True or False' game regarding bizarre news stories about game show cults and marriage studies. The episode also includes an interview with Stephen Malkmus of Pavement and concludes with rapid-fire quiz rounds. Discussion topics range from historical real estate listings with reenactment clauses to unusual medical mishaps involving massage guns and AI-generated bicycle advertisements.

Host Peter Sagal leads a news quiz featuring topics ranging from international perceptions of America and Taylor Swift's rumored wedding plans to the scientific study regarding the superior taste of stolen French fries. The episode also explores trivia about the band A-ha, an interview with author Carol Clare Burke about her novel 'Yesteryear,' and various listener challenges. The program concludes with a discussion on reading-focused vacation trends, the habit of keeping 'nice' trash, and a lightning round of news-based fill-in-the-blank questions. The episode wraps up with contestant updates and final panel predictions.