3-N-3@3 Podcast - 3 Minutes, 3 Topics, 3 p.m. Everyday

3/30: Beware of people with too much time on their hands

In today's show, we discuss how the FDA adds more problems to the pet food recall; why everything must be solved in Minnesota; and why Legoland Las Vegas is not as kid-friendly as they would like you to think.

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FDA doesn't find rat poison in pet food

Minn. lawmaker lobbies for Tilt-A-Whirl

Final touches put on Legoland Las Vegas

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3/29:Thirsty Thursday edition

In today's show, we discuss a man who wants to stop paying alimony payments after his wife has sex change; videotaping women's feet is not against the law; and how the Navy's dolphin defense plan has more flaws in it.

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Judge: Sex change doesn't end alimony

Man caught videotaping women's feet

Critics target Navy dolphin defense plan

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3/28: Dogs Days of 3-N-3@3

In today's show, we discuss a toad the size of a dog; a life-saving dog; and a Dogg who isn't allowed into the house (or Britain).

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Group finds toad the size of a small dog

Owner says dog saved her with 'Heimlich'

Snoop Dogg, 'Diddy' cancel British tour

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3/27: Bad driving, underwear stealing and meth documentary make for toxic mix

In today's show, we discuss why you should not: give the keys to your brand new ride to Eddie Griffin; leave your underwear in the dryer in Washington; and expect a lot of interest in a meth documentary sequel.

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Comedian Eddie Griffin wrecks $1.5M car

Wash. man held in theft of panties, bras

Man who recorded his meth addiction dies

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3/26: Hate Mondays, deadbeat dads, panda poop paper and murdering wives ... so do we

In today's show, we discuss how pizza boxes could help kids; how panda poop could be worth writing about; and why this woman's excuse for her dead husband being found under their house is not fooling us.

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Pizza boxes carry deadbeat mug shots

Panda poop to do double duty in China

Housewife convicted of frying husband

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3/24: These stories crawl out from bottom of the barrel

In today's show, we discuss tainted Chinese wheat suspected of killing U.S. pets; local sheriff department has lost track of guns; and news that belongs at the bottom of the barrel.

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Rat poison found in tainted pet food

Sheriff's dept. searches for missing guns

Golf course crew finds skull in fairway /
Man gets probation for dead deer sex /
Child tips off cops to drug-dealing mom /
Mich. man gets $122,400 for cat bite

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3/23: Education run amuck

In today's show, we discuss a wrestling coach's less than macho response to a wedgie attack; a lack of due process at one schools costs $69,000; and the college campus where mindless sex is not wanted.

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Teacher chided for bite during wedgie

`Teddy Bear Master' expulsions dropped

Harvard club promotes abstinence

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3/22: Dogs, sleeping mechanics and dumb dads in danger

In today's show, we discuss movie pirates put bounty on dogs; a man who was run over while sleeping in his bed; and why guns don't shoot daddys, but moomy's gun can.

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Bounty offered to kill 2 sniffer dogs

Jeep runs over Va. man while he's in bed

Dad says 2-year-old son shot him in arm

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3/21: Britney Spears, Don King and Pope Benedict XVI all go into a bar ...

In today's show, we discuss the chances Britney Spears will stay out of rehab after completing a 27-day stay; what happens when Don King meets Pope Benedict XVI; and what have geese done to people in Chicago that warrants such cruel punishment?

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Spears leaves Malibu rehab center

Don King in front row for pope

Chicago goes on goose egg patrol

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3/20: It's the feel good edition of 3-n-3@3, unless you are male sheep

In today's show, we discuss how a blind mechanic and a deaf assistant work together to fix cars; how two months of hard work saved a $38 billion mistake; and another item that tastes just like chicken.

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Blind mechanic hires deaf assistant

Oops! Tech error wipes out Alaska info

Hundreds line up for sheep testicles

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3/19: New plane can fly for 14+ hours, adding to flow and finality of flight

In today's show, we discuss that 10 passangers a year die on British Airways flights and some get moved up to first-class; one man cannot hold it for a one-hour flight; and 555 passengers packed on plane sounds like good idea to 15 airlines.

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Airline moves dead body to 1st class

Man relieves himself in air-sickness bag

Superjumbo Airbus jet arrives in U.S.

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3/17: Leprechauns, transvestites and midgets ... oh, my

In today's show, we discuss three of the great topics of any news program: Leprechauns, transvestites and midgets. Enjoy.

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Leprechaun speed trap nets Fla. drivers

Mo. judge rules in transvestite case

Malaysian police detain 'midget' gang

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3/16: Sinbad, Bullock's movie husband and senior citizens looking for love in Germany not dead

In today's show, we discuss false reports of Sinbad's death -- we can't say the same about his career; Sandra Bullock's movie may be the death of moviegoers; and seniors can finally get their discounts at a German brothel.

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Wikipedia falsely reports Sinbad's death

Caller-Times movies

Finally, something good about being old..

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3/15: Unicorn defense is no defense against stray cats or unpardonable judge

In today's show, we discuss a prosecutor's misuse of the 'Unicorn Defense'; a pair of stray cats misuse of an open door; and a judge's misuse of justice.

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Prosecutor: Unicorn defense was a mixup

Cats invade Neb. house, 3 injured

Man freed after 17-year imprisonment for smoking marijuana

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3/14: Pi with driving unicorn safer than sleeping pills

In today's show, we discuss taking 3.14159 too far; one of the poorest excuses for a car crash; and why sleeping pills are more dangerous than you think.

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Pi fans to meet March 14 (3.14, get it?)

Man tells cops unicorn caused crash

FDA says pills can cause 'sleep-driving'

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3/13: Raccoon for dinner; calling all cops; dead on the web

In today's show, we discuss how raccoon doesn't taste just like chicken; why one mother belongs in jail; and how the Internet is going to the dead.

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Raccoon back on the menu at fundraiser

Okla. woman mistakenly calls cop for drugs

Mortuary puts funerals on webcasts

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3/12: Punishing criminals and medicating animals, not the same thing

In today's show, we discuss what kind of punishment a man deserves for slashing his girlfriend because she wouldn't go to the store to buy him beer; how a baby kidnapping story turned out well; and what is wrong with Americans, part 345.

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Man jailed after assault over going to buy beer

Kidnapped Texas baby back in mom's arms

Americans increasingly medicating pets

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3/10: Is that a dead roommate in the living room or I'm I just hungover?

In today's show, we discuss how you can be a worse roommate than just letting one die in the living room and lie there for a couple of weeks; tips to keep the hookup under wraps; and it's spring break, so here are some helpful hangover cures.

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Woman allegedly lived with dead roommate

Book on women's sex 'hookups' draws fire

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3/9: Chicken killer; eldery men fighting; burning young man

In today's show, we discuss why we must not be doing what the cows want and eating more chicken because they are doing it themselves; what kind of man it takes to challenge Jack LaLanne to a fight; and how alcohol, lighter fluid, a lighter and a 'Jackass' DVD can lead straight to the emergency room.

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Indian calf makes meal out of poultry

Man, 91, challenges Jack LaLanne, 92

Man burned trying to copy movie stunt

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3/8: Astronut on the move; coma napper; beer toss

In today's show, we discuss the next famous -- or infamous -- person moving to South Texas; woman awakens from coma then returns; and Duke grad invent remote control beer tossing fridge.

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Ousted astronaut Nowak coming to CC

Woman awakens after 6 years, slips back

Refrigerator will toss you can of beer

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3/7: Werewolf, bathroom break, don't stab Mommy

In today's show, we discuss how alcohol, pot and watching too much werewolf movies can lead to trouble; why a cementery is not a bathroom; and why this two-year-old made the best choice when his daddy put him in a bad situation.

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Man tells Wis. police he's a werewolf

Journalist fired for cemetery urination

Police say man told toddler: Stab Mommy

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3/6: Jail mistake; moose vs. helicopter; asteroid aid

In today's show, we discuss jail mistakenly release another prisoner; moose wins and loses fight with helicopter; and NASA can't get money to pay for tracking killer asteroids, so now it's time for celebrities to make it happen.

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Man mistakenly freed from jail turns self in

Alaska moose brings down helicopter

NASA can't pay for killer asteroid hunt

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3/5: Nude workout, chocolate, dinosaurs

In today's show, we discuss 'Naked Sunday' falls flat and flabby; how to really enjoy your high-end chocolate; and a 'new' dinosaur.

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Nudists sweat it out at Dutch gym

Single-origin chocolate goes mainstream

Museum IDs new species of dinosaur

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3/3: Good moves, bad moves, night moves

In today's show, we discuss a man who made his snowmobile ride on water for more than a mile; a convicted bank robber robs the same bank again, but then has money stolen; and rabid bats seem to like Calallen Middle School.

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Split-Second Decision Saved Snowmobiler

Alleged Robber Discovers He Was Robbed

Test shows rabies in bat at Calallen Middle School

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3/2: Just another day at the movies

In today's show, we discuss the Swiss army stealing a scene from 'Stripes'; Angelina Jolie builds her own United Nations; and the new movies coming to Corpus Christi this weekend.

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Swiss Accidentally Invade Liechtenstein

Angelina Jolie to Adopt Vietnamese Child

Caller.com movie guide

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3/1: The Lord works in mysterious ways

In today's show, we discuss how 38 days after they started, the hiccups (and the press) have ended for a 15-year-old girl; gas station dispenses water instead of gas; meanwhile, in another part of Hobart, Ind. a man tries to cash his $50K check from God.

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Girl's 5 Weeks of Hiccups Finally End

Indiana Gas Station Dispenses Water

Man Tries to Cash $50K Check From God

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