First Date Follow Up - The Jubal Show - The Full Jubal Show from January 12th 2026

Episode Date: January 12, 2026

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and the ad console. You ever wonder what it would be like if your pet could actually talk? It's the Jubal show. And that actually might be a reality because at the Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas, one tech company unveiled a new artificial intelligence

that claims it can decode and translate animal communication into human language. Oh, man, you're going to be told off a lot more than you thought. And also backfired on them at the Consumer Electronics Convention. We'll tell you more about that in a second. But the company says that the AI analyzes vocal patterns, body language, and behavior to determine what the animals are actually saying.

Okay. I really want to know what my dog thinks. But what if it's like, I love you? You're king. I still. It's the best thing ever. I can make that up in my head. I don't want to know the truth.

You know what I mean? I'm saying that to myself all day. This guy thinks I'm the king, right? But if they even was the truth? I want to actually know what he was saying. Early demonstrations, though, didn't go as planned at the Consumer Electronic Show on Vegas when they attempted to show how it worked. According to the engineers, the AI successfully translated to animals during a live show that they did there.

And the results were described as a little unsettling by most. of people that saw it. Oh my gosh, where their cats say, I'm going to eat you. A dog fitted with a collar microphone reportedly kept saying, I don't know why we go on walks.

I like watching you get upset when I stop. Sounds not right. So just if you thought your dog was messing with you, he absolutely is. That's so funny. They also had a cat fitted with the AI technology

that can apparently decode what animals are saying based on their language and their body language as well. House cat was also showcased at the consumer electronic show and it kept saying this is my home.

You're a temporary arrangement. That's what we all know about cat. Oh my gosh, that tracks. They are crazy. But that's what I don't get though. It's like, dude, I move you. You don't move me. When we move to her apartments, who pays for the bills. I don't think they care. I think they're like master manipulators. Because they'll

snuggle when they want something, they're like, oh, silly human. This is mine. You're an employee. You're an employee. You're a cat. See, I got her to feed me again. We're talking about a new AI technology that they unveiled at the Consumer Electronics show in Vegas, where it says

it can decode what animals are saying based on what they use based on what they use audibly and their body language. And it didn't go exactly as planned when they were showing it off at this consumer electronic show. They also had a parrot on stage.

Oh, boy. Oh, yes. And it revealed the bird was not repeating words randomly, but mocking specific people, including one audience goer who it kept looking at and chirping. But it was saying, according to this AI technology, that guy cries in the shower. Imagine being sitting there at this consumer. electronic show you're like I'm gonna go check out this new AI technology with animals and then a parrot is just roasting you in front of everybody I thought this was gonna be a good idea to begin with I mean you just don't even really think that they think like that but to know that they do is I don't know kind of awesome but have you seen any like pet movie all the pet movies

make our pets like this like where do they get that from I feel like I would have thought this would have been a bad idea to begin with well unless it's just program like the pet movies are created by humans and this is how but their interpretation is so really, this is just an interpretation of a human that gets to roast the rando through the parrot. Had a cow also. Stop it. They were showing off this AI technology that can apparently decode what animals are saying on stage. And this is where it gets kind of unsettling. The cow, when it was mooing, which translating to just wait, the revolution is coming.

Oh, wow. The cows? That's terrifying. That is horribly terrifying. Because obviously cows know what we use them for. He's waiting on the comeback. He's waiting on the comeback. How?

One researcher noted this confirms what we've long suspected. Animals are aware, judgmental, and disappointed in us. Spoiled? It makes a lot of sense. It makes a lot of sense. It should make you want to act right. Don't disappoint the animals. No.

Company says future updates will allow users to mute specific animals. I don't want to hear about the revolution anymore, Cal. I get it. You're pissed. We don't know. The AI is expected to launch this year pending an ethical review and probably a bunch of apologies to audiences and members who are sitting there getting roasted by a parent. Who are they just teaches me we don't need this? I don't, I mean, yeah, no, literally.

It's another jubal phone frame. 8th day mornings on the 20s. Yeah, hi, this is Pete Egan's calling from B. There's a bit of problems with the accounting to make sure. this is Craig B. What? Hello? What are you saying? I was sorry about that. Maybe I should slow down a little bit. As Pete Eakens, I've called from B. There's been a problem with your account. I need to talk to Craig B. You know what? I'm so sorry. I still really didn't get what you were saying. Sorry about that. Hi, let me slow it down, slow it down, slow it down. My name is Pete Eakins.

I'm calling from B. Bank and I was looking for our customer, Craig B. Who has an account with us because this morning there has been a huge data breach, and we are calling accounts that have been compromised, and we need to talk to the account holder. Oh, wow. Okay, yeah, that's me. And you said your name was Yerba Mata? Pete Eakins.

But, yeah, apologize if I'm about, you know, kind of talking a little fast or anything. I had some Yerba Mote this morning. So, yeah, your account. Okay, and you said, yeah, sorry. Yeah. Yeah. You ever have a Yerba Mata?

I'm just like throwing out here. You're trying to Yerba Mata? I don't know what that is. Oh, yeah. It's a Brazilian kind of energy drink thing, but being, pooh. I don't drink a lot of caffeine or anything else like that. But it's such a big day with all these accounts of being drained to zero. I got to, you know, get all these phone calls in.

So I figured I need some energy. And one of my coworkers had some Yerba Mata. So I was like, let me try the Yerba Mardi. And then I took it. And whoa, oh, boy, it's got me all geeked up. So, yeah. Uh-huh. Okay, wait.

You said that there's a data breach and my account is affected. Dong to thong, dong, dong, I like when the big goes on. I'm sorry, what were you saying? What was that? What were you saying? Was that Cisco? Yeah, the thong song. You remember that song?

It just came on the radio at the desk next to me. I'm so sorry, I cannot concentrate at all. And this is very important. You called me. Yeah. I agree. It's very important. I'm going to put you on hold.

Because I'm not, I don't think. Yeah. And then maybe you can find somebody else. Yeah, I don't think I'm doing the best job by customer service today because of your Ramonte. Great. I would agree with that. This sounds important.

Yeah, I'm going to put you on. So can you put somebody else on the phone? Yeah, I'll send you to somebody else. Okay. One second. Oh, you know, hi, my, B. This is Trevor. How can I help you?

Hi, Trevor. My name is Craig. I got a call about some accounts. being drained or a data breach and someone like transferred me to you? Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Pulled the account. And you find. Okay.

And by the way, like, I'm just sorry. The last person was not helpful in any way. I don't remember their name. He just kept talking about Yerba Mate and like this was not helpful. I don't know if you're the manager or what. So you must have been talking to Pete Eakins because it's been a crazy day here. so far because you know some of our customers accounts are being drained to zero we don't know where the cyber attack is coming from and so um he had some urbamate

am i okay but am i the one who's like account is being drained to zero because no one has told me anything yet yeah so he had yearba matte which is like a energy drink it's like a you know energy uh drink from i think it's from like Brazil or something i never heard of it but they asked me for if i wanted some europea matte and i don't move on. Let's move on from the Yerba Mata, okay? I'm sorry. I shouldn't have brought that up. I don't care about the Aramate and the Brazilian. No, I need to know if my account is being drained. Who the fuck are you? Like, what the fuck is happening? Ask for the name. Oh, oh, okay. So I'm sorry. I just was talking to my mom. What the fuck? Who's my? What? Why are you talking to your mom? Is your mom like the manager?

Yeah. How you got, like, can I talk to your, I don't, do I mean to talk to your mom? Mom, what the f*** is happening right now? She's the manager, but, like, I want to get into the banking business as well. And so she said I could come with her to work today. And so, like, I'm handling some phone calls. You would think when there's a huge data breach or a cyber attack or whatever, it's not time to put your kid on the phone and act like a goddamn moron, let me talk to your mom or somebody who knows what the fuck is happening right now.

This is not a business. This is it. Greg, this is actually Jubal from the Jubal show doing a phone prank on you and your wife set you up. Oh, what the fuck? It's a joke. Oh, my God. It has to be a joke. I'm like, what the hell?

That is my bank. That's my real bank. Wake up every morning with Jubal phone pranks. Weekday mornings on the 20s. Give us three minutes and we'll give you everything you need to know for the day. you by Muckleshoot Bingo in Auburn. Your home for Mishingo. It's time for Nimas, what's trending.

So you know that saying you are what you eat. Yikes. Well, there is one food that happens to be the most attractive. And if you want to be the most attractive person in the room, then you need to be eating this one food. And I'll tell you what it is in just a second. But first, do you remember where you were in 2016? What do you mean?

I don't remember where I was yesterday. Okay, cool. So that seems hard to call. Cool. Well, there are some people that either remember where they were in 2016 or romanticizing the year of 2016 because it is trending. The hashtag, Bring Back 2016 is everywhere, especially Jen Deers who are asking for us to go back to a more simpler time. They want a factory reset because everybody hates 2026 already. So they're like, well, let's go back 10 years.

Let's get 2026 a chance. You want to go back to high school? Ew. No, why? Well, that was the year of the Mannequin Challenge. People want to bring that back. Music, they want to bring that back. A time where we weren't dealing with AI videos and social media was still fun.

And it wasn't just oversaturated with influencers and selling things. Can we do that, but I'd still be in my 20s? Yeah, I mean, that's... I'd rather do that. I don't want to actually go back 20. I don't want to be 16 again. You can't have any fun. I mean, nobody's asking to be put in a time machine.

I think what they're asking for is all of the vibes of 2016. To be now. So it's just, you know, a time where you're like, let's just, let's bring it back. Let's get rid of the AI slop. Can't put the genie back in the bottle. We open up the AI genie? There's no putting that back in the bottom. I know.

I think it's just allowing people to be real again. That's what always happens. Like society's all cycle, right? Everything just goes around and around and around and around. And from like about 90, or the mid-90s to like 2016, 2015, society was relaxed. People were real. You don't have to worry about an image.

You could go on social media, say whatever you want. wanted to say and if you were just joking, most people wouldn't get offended. And then the Karen's got a hold of it. And it would be like prohibition, right? When you couldn't do anything. And it was back in those 50s where everything was all about your image and you had to be perfect. Don't be sarcastic because nobody understands sarcasm. And now it's getting back to that again.

Cool. So we got about 20 years of that. Then it'll go back to being sanitized again. Right. So getting dirty before it gets re-sanitized. Side note, I heard that the new Karen is Jessica. Have you guys heard that? No.

No. Yeah. that Karen's going to be replaced by Jessica's. But Jessica doesn't just... The name Jessica doesn't hit the same. Well, I don't get the image of a Jessica the same way I get the Karen. And I don't know what it is on my algorithm, but I have all these videos of Karen's running straight to cars to yell at people.

Apparently, I watched one like through its entirety, and so it started feeding me more of it. They're funny. Those are fun. They're funny and sad all at the same time. On YouTube, there's a video that has just been uploaded that may be the longest, ever. It's uploaded and it says it has a runtime of

140 years. Whoa. But then when you click on it, it's actually just 12 hours. So now there's all this speculation over the 140 year long YouTube video that's just a blank screen. How do you do that? I don't really know. I think they just put the words on there and now people are believing it because if it's 12 hours.

But the speculation is that's a test page for YouTube or it's a part of an alternate reality game. So I don't know what that means. That makes me feel kind of weird too if that is a reality game. Or it's a countdown to win this thing's officially over. Over it.

In 140 years? 140 years, baby. Oh, okay. I'll be dead. It's in 2001. Yeah. I was hoping it wouldn't be that long. You've got to figure out how to live long enough.

Well, if you're going to live, you might as well live and be attractive and eat the attractive food that's going to make you look and feel better. And it's garlic, according to science. I know it sounds funny, but apparently if you eat garlic, not only are you more attractive, Well, no, you're more attractive because you sweat and it smells good. And then people are attracted to your sweat. What? Not your breath, but your sweat.

It's science. Don't make those faces. They already proved it. They all did all these tests and all these people wanted the garlic smelling sweat. Wow. Really? Indulge. Hi, I'm Dr. Priyankowali.

And I'm Hurricane DeVolu. It's a new year. And on the podcast's Health Stuff, we're resetting the way we talk about our health. Which means being honest about what we know, what we don't know, and how messy it can all be. I like to sleep in late and sleep early. Is there a chronotype for that or am I just depressed? We talk to experts who share real experiences and insight. You just really need to find where it is that you can have an impact in your own life and just start doing that.

We break down the topics you want to know more about. Sleep, stress, mental health, and how the world around us affects our overall health. We talk about all the ways to keep your body in mind, side and out, healthy. We human beings, all we want is connection. We just want to connect with each other. Health stuff is about learning, laughing, and feeling a little less alone. Listen on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Every January, we're encouraged to start over. But what if this year is about slowing down and learning how to understand ourselves more deeply? What if this year is about giving ourselves permission to feel what we've been holding? and knowing that it's okay to ask for help. I'm Mike Delocho, host of Sacred Lessons. This is a podcast for men navigating stress, emotional health, fatherhood, identity, and the unspoken pressures were taught to carry alone.

We talk honestly about mental health, about healing generational wounds, and about learning how to show up with more presence and care. If you want a healthier relationship with yourself and the people, people you love, then Sacred Lessons is the podcast for you. Listen to Sacred Lessons with Mike Dolorotcha on America's number one podcast network, IHeart. Follow Sacred Lessons with Mike Delocha and start listening on the free IHeart Radio app today. Hey there, this is Dr. Jesse Mills, director of the men's clinic at UCLA Health and host of the Mailroom podcast. Each January, guys everywhere make the same resolutions. Get stronger, work harder, fix, what's broken. But what if

the real work isn't physical at all. To kick off the new year, I sat down with Dr. Steve Polter, a psychologist with over 30 years' experience, helping men unpack shame, anxiety, and emotional pain they were never taught the name. In a powerful two-part conversation, we discuss why men aren't emotionally bulletproof, why shame hides in plain sight, and how real strength comes from listening to yourself and to others. Guys who are toxic, they're immature, or they've got something they just haven't resolved. Once that gets resolved, Then there comes empathy as in compassion. If you want this to be the year, you stop powering through pain

and start understanding what's underneath. Listen to the mailroom on the iHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your favorite shows. It's time to catch a cheater. Only on the jubel show. And only on the new hits 106.1. Gwen is on the phone today for To Catch a Cheater, and she thinks that her boyfriend of only two months

named Aaron might be messing around. Oh, man. I hope not, Gwen, but. Before we call him, tell us what's up. Why do you think that Aaron might be cheating? Yeah, hi. Thanks for doing this. Obviously, our relationship is very new, but I feel this connection with Aaron that I have never felt before.

And like, I'm really falling hard for him and I know it. We met on Hinge and we just hit it off immediately. Like, it honestly feels like I've known him. my entire life, which it scares me even more that he might be cheating. He's been so giving, so attentive and loving to me. So, yeah, it just feels right. It's just, it's confusing, which is why I'm emailing you guys and why I reached out. Sure.

So what is happening that makes you feel like he's stepping out? So about a week ago, I was over at his place. We were just relaxing, watching a movie. And, you know, I was literally laying in his lap and his phone lit up. And he just, he picked it up too quickly, you know. And he started messaging someone. And I asked who he was texting. And he just said, you know, just an old friend from school.

And I would have let it go except where he, where I was laying, where his phone was, I could see that he was on Hinge. Oh. Oh. Are you sure it was Hinge? I mean, I've been on Hinge for a long time, you know, so I recognize it. I mean, I couldn't see who he was messaging, but he had this smirk on his face that told me that it wasn't just an old friend from school, you know?

Totally. So do you think that if you found out that he was still talking other people, because you have not had the conversation yet that you would be done or would you be willing to continue to see him i mean i think we'd be done because i we've had the conversation i just feel weird saying it because it's so new but like like i said like i knew right away and i said are you feeling this too and he said yeah so like we're not seeing other people so i would not be okay with it so you guys have done the whole like will you be my girlfriend and will you be my boyfriend oh yes yes we have Gwen is on the phone and Gwen thinks that her boyfriend of just two months might already be cheating.

So we're going to see if we can catch him. She's already told us what grocery store, he's a rewards card member at. So we're going to call in a second, pretend to be from the grocery store and say that every single month, one of our rewards members gets a free gift from us and its flowers delivered from our floral department. And we'll see if he sends those to his girlfriend, Gwen or to somebody else. But before we do that, Gwen, why don't you tell us why you think he's cheating again? Yeah. So we've been dating for two months.

We're exclusive. And I was over at his place watching a movie laying on his lap. And I saw his phone go off and it was hinge. And that's how we met. So I know what that looks like. And he had this smile on his face and he was texting an old buddy from high school. But I know it was hinge and I'm just freaking out. Yeah, we don't like that.

Understand that? All right. Yeah. Are you ready for us to call? Yeah, I think so. Thank you. Yep. Okay, here we go. Hey, this is Corbel calling from I was looking for our rewards card member named Aaron. Yeah, this is him. Hi, Aaron. Please don't hang up. This is not a marketing phone call. I'm actually calling with a big congratulations. Did I win a prize or something? Yes, that's what I'm saying. You won you won a free gift from us. Absolutely. Every single month, we choose one lucky rewards member who gets a free gift. And this month, it's you. And it's 36 long. stem red roses, a box of candy or chocolate and a card to be delivered to anybody that you want within the 50 United States, absolutely free. It's actually a $316 value. No, this is so perfect.

Awesome. Thank you. So all I will need from you, like I says, quick, is just the first and last name of the person you want to send them to. And then we'll get anything you want to put on a card, and then we'll get the address. And I'll send you on your merry little happy way. Awesome. Yeah. So I wanted to send them over to my girlfriend, Gwen.

Gwen, okay. And did you want to put anything on a card to Gwen? Yeah. You could just say it's been really great so far, and I can't wait for an amazing future with you. Oh. And Aaron, at this point, I have to let you know that this is not a grocery store. It's actually a radio show and it's called The Jubal Show.

Yeah, hi, I'm Nina. Hi, I'm Victoria. And I'm Jubal. How are you? Wait, what? You guys are calling from Lurgell. the radio show? Yes, it's called The Jubal Show.

I don't know if you've ever heard it or not, but we do a segment on the show that's called To Catch a Cheater, where if you think your significant other might be messing around, you see who they send flowers to, and your girlfriend, Gwen, is on the phone. Hey, Aaron.

Hey. Is everything okay? Hi, I mean, not really. I'm glad you sent the flowers to me, but I do have some questions. Do you think I'm cheating on you or something? I don't know. I mean, everything feels so perfect, but I saw you on Hinge and then you said it was just a buddy, so I didn't say anything. I don't want to mess anything up, you know, but then I have seen you messaging and you keep angling your phone away and I just like there's something in my gut that tells me something's wrong.

Are you still on Hinge? Well, I mean, that's where we might. I haven't deleted the app yet. It's still on my phone, but I, I, I, I, I haven't deleted the app yet. It's still on my phone, but I'm not to take the person and go and message other people. We're together. Well, I just don't understand because I've seen, I know what the app looks like. I deleted it right away as soon as we became official. I've seen you messaging on it. Like, I'm not dumb.

I can, I know what the logo looks like. I know, like, you've been messaging on it. So what's going on? I mean, there's nothing going on. I've been just texting with one of my high school buddies. On Hinge? On Hinge? You're on Hinge.

Is your last name? Um, yeah. I think we've talked. What? What? Are you serious? Yeah, let me see. Do you know Victoria, Aaron, on Hinge?

I mean, I matched with somebody. unhinged with the name Victoria, but I haven't been on the app in like months. Wait, let me see this. Victoria's showing this is such bullshit. This was like a day ago.

Are you kidding me? We've had like phone calls. Like I recognize your voice. Are you serious? Phone calls? Is this a guy you've been talking about you've been talking to the past few days? What the hell, Aaron?

You have a girlfriend? Oh my gosh. It's funny and it's not funny. Yeah. Because Gwen, I'm super sorry, Also, Aaron, that's my little sister. What are you doing? Yeah, this is not funny at all.

This is bullshit. You just said you've deleted the app and yet you've messaged one day ago and you've been on the phone? Are you kidding me? And also, Victoria, yeah, don't call. Are you calling me, your little sister? Because you're a homewrecker.

That was Nina. No, Gwen, that was me. I was saying I'm sorry for you, but I'm also sorry for Victoria, who is my little sister. And it's not her fault. I understand you're upset, but you can't come at Victoria right now because the problem is Aaron. I did not know he had a girlfriend.

Yeah, okay. So that, this isn't. You're right. Aaron, what do you have to say for yourself? You didn't tell me that you worked on a radio show. I don't know. Okay, that's not deny. That's not denial.

At all. Do you recognize her voice? Yeah. Yeah. I'm like so thrown off. Like, What the hell? I can't believe this.

This is actually ridiculous. You think? Oh, yeah, you think? You guess you're caught? Are you kidding me? It's just lie after lie with you. I'm just honestly so glad I found this out now instead of years down the line. Oh, I can't wait for our future together.

Like, if you're just so tempted by some cute little radio bimbo. Wow. Wow. That we have a life together. What did you do? You're talking to somebody on a hen. She has a girlfriend. I didn't know that.

Gwen, you're getting love bombed by some dude you've been with for two months who's cheating on you. So I'm not trying to attack you right now, but we can't start flipping the script. We need to focus on where the problem is. And this is Aaron's fault. Yeah, but she messaged me first. Oh, bye. I thought you were single. If you're on the app, that means you're single.

Right. You know what? This is, you both can just have each other. I've had it with you, Victoria. It's not your fault really. I'm still mad at you, but I'll get over it and I'm done with this. Aaron, are you still there? Yeah.

I think you've just been broken up with for cheating. I think so. Man, this is a lot. This is a lot to unpack. Victoria is it still cool if we kind of talk? What? I do, I do still, I do still want to take you to Spain. No, I didn't know you're talking about going to Spain.

No. Aaron, I'm going to let you go, man. I'm going to hang up on you. Oh, wow, Victoria, our homewrecker. He knew how to get me in, though. He wants to so take me to speak. The jubel shows to catch a cheater. Good morning.

Can I take your order? Can I get a tall try? I had a large black coffee. A what? Large black coffee. Do you mean a venti? No, I mean a lot. He means a venti. Yeah, the biggest one you got.

Venti is large. No, Venti is 20. Danny. Yeah. Large is large. In fact, Toll is large, and Grande is Spanish for large. Venti's the only one that doesn't mean large. It's also the only one that's Italian.

Congratulations for stupid in three languages. It's time for America's favorite trivia game, U versus Victoria. Your chance to take on Victoria Ramirez in a game of trivia for Charlie Puth tickets. And let's meet today's contestant for U versus Victoria. Cynthia, what's up, Cynthia? How are you? Good, how are you? Great. Are you ready to take on Victoria? Yes, I am.

She sounds a little nervous, Nick. You might be into it. Feeling like my name is. I'm a little nervous. My daughter's listening. Aw. I'm a little nervous. What's your daughter's name, Cynthia?

Diana. Oh, that's pretty. That's a very pretty name. How old is she? I don't know why I ask. I don't want to. ask. No, she's about to be 18.

Oh, okay. She's old enough to judge you if you lose. Totally. Yes, she is. All right. We're going to send Victoria out of the studio. And Cynthia, here's how the game is played. You have 30 seconds to answer as many questions as possible if you don't know one.

Just say pass and Victoria has to be you outright to win, okay? Okay. All right. Here we go, Cynthia. Your time starts now. Which iconic fashion item was originally designed in 1853 to protect minors from dust and debris. Which social media feature

was directly inspired by Snapchat? Which Renaissance artist was exhumed in 2010 to investigate why he knew so much about the human anatomy? All right. We'll bring Victoria back into the studio. And while she's getting settled and putting out her headphones and stuff on, Cynthia, here's a question for you. What is a word that you always spell wrong?

A word that I always spell wrong. Probably a bad word and it always auto-corrects it to an animal. Oh, I know. Quack, quack. Victoria, what's the word that you always spell wrong? I'm trying to think of hard words. They're usually the longer ones. I have the letters that are like very close, similarly sounding.

I need to pronounce that very well. I'm trying to think. Automarapia. That's a pretty hot. Because you use that word off. Common everyday word. Hey, I miss that word. I'm just saying the words like definitely.

Those are definitely a hard one. Or weird. Are you either anomatipia? You seriously? That's a fun word to use. All right. I'm not going to do it right now. Here we go.

30 seconds, answer as many questions as possible. If you don't know one, just say pass, and you have to beat Cynthia outright to win. And Cynthia, you can tell Victoria when to go. Ready, go.

Which iconic fashion item was originally designed in 1853 to protect minors from dust and debris? What? Mass. Which social media feature was directly inspired by Snapchat? chat. Oh, uh, yeah, I don't know. Wait, stories.

Which Renaissance artist was exhumed in 2010 to investigate how he knew so much about the human anatomy. Oh, that's pretty cool. Um, I don't know. Oh, wait, wait, I want to guess. Okay. Wait. Oh, crap. Just think of a Renaissance artist and just say one. Michael Angelo? Is he Renaissance? That guy? I don't know. It sounds like an older man. We'll find out in just a second. I'll get the answers. First, let's get the story. First, let's get the story. score and send it over to our scoreboard, our producer freeze. We've got Cynthia with

none, unfortunately, and Victoria with one! Whoa! Cynthia. It's crazy. Victoria won. Automyria. You do still get Charlie Puth tickets for playing, though. Thank you very much.

We have never had a score that's like three to four. No, yeah. It's always one to nothing or nothing. Hey, they're hard questions. They're hard. You're a lot harder when you're on the for sure, for sure. Let's get the answers now with Nina.

Blue jeans. Jeans were created in 1853 to protect miners from dust and debris. How do they protect people from dust and debris? Because they're thicker, I guess, than whatever they were wearing. I don't know what they were wearing before. I don't either, but yeah. It makes sense. That's the only way to mind.

Some say. The social media feature that was directly inspired by Snapchat is Stories. The Renaissance artist that was exquisite. that was exhumed in 2010 to find out how he knew so much about the human anatomy was Leonardo da Vinci. Ozene DeCaprio. DeVioreo also knows a lot about human anatomy. Especially if you're 23 to 28, you're a female. He's got that on lock.

Accurate. He's done studies. Yes. Many, many, many studies. Hey, Cynthia, thank you for playing. Thank you. Have a good day. You too.

We play Ubersetory at the same time every single weekday morning. Remember if you want to play, just DM us at the Jubal Show or go to the Jubil Show. com. And while you're at the Jubil Show. com, don't forget to submit for a phone prank or a dirty little secret. And you can always catch up on anything that you missed on the show. Just go to check out the podcast at the jubleshow.com, Spotify, IHeartRadio. And you can always stream the show on the Iheart radio app.

Yeah. It's just like listening on the radio radio, but except it's better. You're cooler. Yeah, it is. Why did you have your hands? over your mouth just a second ago, Victoria. Because we had to get Cynthia's information, and I could see you hovering over her name to baby.

Oh, did I hang up on her? You hung up on her. Like, you try to figure out what to do, and I was like, nope, other one, other one, other one, and then you click, hang up. That may have happened last week too. That happened last week as well. There's a lot going on, okay?

Just call back if you get hung up on. If you're still listening, Cynthia, which you might not be, because when you call onto the show, I tell you just listen on the phone. So she might still be on the phone. wondering what's going on. Oh, what a tangled web, we weave.

But Cynthia, if you're listening, call us back and we can get your information. And any fake Cynthia's that call in, don't do that. Yeah, don't be that guy. All right, your phone break happens every single hour on the 20s. Your next one is coming up right after this, and then right after that is Nina's what's training. It's the Jubal Show.

It hits 106.1. Woof, the dog barked. Automata Pia. What? First date follow-up. Powered by the Advocate's injury attorneys. online at advocateslaw.com. Jordan is on the phone today for a first date follow-up and he's getting ghosted by a woman named Elise.

So in a few minutes, we'll call her and see if she'll tell us why she's ghosting him and maybe get him the second date that he so desperately desires. Oh. But first we've got to find out what happened. So Jordan, what's up? How long has it been since you heard from Elise? Oh, hi. It's been almost two weeks. Okay.

Okay. So it's been a little while. Have you tried to reach out to her? Just a once. I didn't really want to push. I didn't want to be that guy, you know what I mean? Sure. How was the date, or how did you guys end the date?

Oh, we ended it with what felt like a good hug. It wasn't rushed. It wasn't, it was felt intentional. It was, it was a solid hug. I mean, with the ending of a good night, really. It didn't warrant a ghosting. Not that I thought. Okay.

Well, tell us about the date. Okay. Okay. Well, we actually, we met in real life, which doesn't really happen anymore. Wait, like for the first time that you ever met was in real life? Yeah, it was like, yeah, it was like face to face. It reminded me of high school, good times. Well, how did you meet in real life? Well, we were waiting online at a food truck and we just started chatting. Oh, okay.

Eventually, I got to it and asked her out to a cool taco spot. And she agreed. So that was nice. And we ended up meeting at the taco spot and ordered tacos, got margaritas. She suggested sharing everything, which I thought was really cool, like family style. Okay. Yeah, it was, I mean, for me it was fine. We got to try because we got different things. I got to try her fish hot tacos.

She tried my carnitas. It was, you know, it was nice. All right. I know you didn't mean that to be funny, but. It was. All right, so you enjoyed each other's tacos. And then what happened? Honestly, after dinner, we just kind of went for a walk.

Just hung out, went for a walk and talked more. And that's when we kind of called it. And I gave her a hug, which felt, like I said, intentional and good, solid. And that was that. Okay. Was she giving you signs on the date? Like, she'd want to see you again? Like did it feel that was surely gonna happen?

Well, she felt, it felt, I don't know, it felt grounded. Like it was calm. Like it was, it was easy to talk to. And it was like I didn't have to perform or anything. I had to, I could just be myself, which doesn't often happen that you sometimes when you first meet somebody. You got to like, fun. Right.

Why do you think she's ghosting you? I have no idea. I honestly, I replayed everything. We've thought, we, I was wondering if it was something that I might have said. Um, maybe I talked about my ex too much, um, but she asked about my ex. I didn't like bring it up awkwardly. Okay. We ended kind of on good terms anyway.

It was a relationship that fizzled out and that was that and kind of left it too. Okay. What was she asking? So what was she trying to find out about you by asking that question? Like how you guys ended? Yeah. Just why, why did we split? Okay.

Okay. And it wasn't like she asked about your ex and then the floodgates opened and it was like three hours long of you just talking about your ex now. No, no. Jordan is on the phone and he's getting ghosted by a woman named Elise, so we're about to call her and see if she'll tell us why she's ghosting him and maybe get him a second date. But first, Jordan, why do you remind us about your date a little bit? Okay, yeah, we, so we met in person at a taco truck.

We shared tacos and margaritas. We had a great time, great hug, and I haven't heard from her, but I think it's, because I talked about my ex too much. I don't know. I hope not because she talked about hers too, so that would be kind of a double standard. And she was asking about, like, I don't know, you're kind of asking the questions.

All right, Jordan, you ready for us to call her? Yeah, let's do it. Okay, here we go. Hi, man, speak to Elise, please. This is Elise. Elise, how are you? This is a Jubal show. It's a radio show.

Hi, Elise. I'm Nina. Hi, I'm Victoria. And my name's Jubal. What's going on? Oh, my God. Hi, sorry, what's going on? Lots of people.

What's happening? This is a radio show. It's called The Jubal Show, and we do a segment on our show called the first date follow-up. So what it is is if you go out on a date with somebody and then you end up ghosting to that person, that person can email us to call you and ask why you're ghosting them. And we got an email about you, Elise. That's why we're on the phone. Oh, wait, what? You said, I was, wait, you got an email from someone.

I'm so confused. His name is Jordan. You went on a day with a dude named Jordan a few weeks ago? Wait. No, I like Jordan. I don't ghosting him. You're not? I did not mean to ghost him.

Jordan said that you haven't talked to him for like almost two weeks now, and he's tried to get a hold of you. And he responded, and he's, he's, you know. No. No, I like Jordan. Wait, is he okay? Well, where have you been for two weeks? So let me think the morning after like right after our date my sister went into labor

like early labor like an emergency C section early but like I sent the whole like next day at the hospital and then for the next few days I was running back and forth from the hospital helping my sister and my brother-in-law just getting going to their home going back to the hospital, back to board, back and forth. Like, I flew out of town, you know? So, like, I... Sure, you're busy. I'm still out of town right now, and I'm still, like, frazzles.

I feel, like, I feel really bad. I'm telling myself, I'd respond, like, once things calm down, but then, like, things just have not calmed down. And so, like, days have, like, turned into chaos. I feel really bad. Oh, okay. Well, at least Jordan is actually on the phone and wants to talk to you. Hi, your sister, is she okay?

Oh my God, I need to, like I didn't know you'd be here. Hi, she is okay, thank you for asking. She's great, actually. She's a new mom, she's really happy, but I'm sorry. Oh, that's great. Well, congratulations to your sister and your family. That's awesome. I'm not cool with you not calling me back for two weeks.

Oh, my God. I'm really sorry. I bet on me. I guess I definitely should have tested or something. But I'm just saying, I feel like, you know, two weeks is a long time. And I feel like if we're going to see each other, so I'm going to be somebody that's going to be seen, it's like I've got to be a priority too. You know what I mean? Wow.

Um. I mean, it's, she, your sister. was the one that had the baby. I mean, how hard is it to help out without taking 15 minutes to make an uncle? Wow. My God. I don't even like I don't know what to say here because I feel like you were such a different person on the day and what you're saying now. So I'm like, I'm like flattargasted right now.

Like you, I'm so disgusted. I don't even, I genuinely don't know what to say. You're flogasted. I'm the one that's out around for two weeks. Jordan you went on one date baby what did you want me to do

I went on one date with you yeah but it doesn't make any any sense we had tacos together now every time I drive by that place I think of your fish tacos and I think I get upset man I cried like twice since I've driven past

that place why okay that's really weird there's no such thing as leaving someone on ghosted there's just being ghosted and right this is getting really really Really, really weird. Would you like another date with Jordan?

We'll pay for it. You know, I did, and now I absolutely don't. I don't care who pays for it. I would rather spend time with my sister and my sister's new beautiful baby. This is so cringe. Like, I'm so, I'm cringing. Yeah, I'm sorry, at least. No, listen, it's, it's cool.

We've had the chat. We talked about it. It's no big deal, whatever. It is what it is. But tell you, tell your sister. That's where I said, congrats, okay? Yeah, that won't mean anything because she doesn't know you. Oh, so then us saying that too doesn't help, but congrats.

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You could be guilty of a decent exposure right now. Sweet. Juvel show. Can't wait. Yes, you. I know. You're fully clothed and probably driving somewhere, but if you have something on your car as a decoration, it could land you in jail if you're in Idaho.

Oh, no. I say that because the great state of Idaho is making headlines today because they passed some ridiculous new laws. I'm not sure why, but Idaho has decided to redefine their indecent exposure laws. Okay. Has that been a problem in Idaho? Apparently. And now probably everybody in the state or visitors can probably be locked up and labeled a pervert for almost anything. But here are some of the changes that they've made to their indecent exposure laws that everybody talking about it.

One of the changes they made to their indecent exposure laws says that unlawful display of simulated reproductive components on motor vehicles. Those little hanging things on trucks. Yeah. If you don't speak weird government legal language, it means that. if you're one of those people who has a huge truck and has those little truck nuts hanging on the rear axle. That's so weird. I think they're so funny. The decoration that's designed to look like a human male's marble pouch, that can get you arrested for indecent exposure now.

Oh my gosh. Every time I see those, though, I do speed up because I just want to see the person that's driving the car that has those little thingies. You're like, what are you? Why? I think once you become a parent, though, you start thinking to yourself, like, do I want to have to explain to my child? what that is when they ask. Producer Freed is the only parent in the world. I guess I never thought about that.

I'm a old guy in the room. You don't want your child in the backseat. Mommy, what are those? You have to explain it, you know? I guess I never thought about it like that. Now those people can actually be locked up for indecent exposure, which is a big charge to get. That is a big deal.

I feel like, though, in Idaho, they have all those trucks. Like, that's one of the... They must really have serious problems on their streets because this is common. Following confusion around the updated indecisant exposure laws, officials have reportedly begun classifying specific body parts and objects that may now qualify as too much for public viewing. Here's a list of some of the things that are on there. No anatomy adjacent decorative accessories.

Wow. The most hilarious part of this is the way that they've described things. No anatomy adjacent decorative accessories, including novelty items attached to vehicles, fences, or mailboxes. that appear to have anatomy. It also includes clothing or jewelry. So literally nobody there can wear any, literally nobody in Idaho anymore can wear anything that resembles a no-no body part at all.

Even if it just kind of resembles it. Oh, no. And it's up to interpretation too, so somebody could just call this in. Totally. Right. Well, in Italy, there's a red pepper that they wear. I don't know the whole story behind it,

but if you know what I'm talking about, you do, but it's literally just a red pepper. And it's a necklace. You're supposed to wear it for luck or to protect you or something like that. So if somebody's walking around in Idaho with the pepper necklace, you could get in trouble. Yes.

We're talking about how Idaho is looking national headlines because for some reason, Idaho decided to redo their indecent exposure laws. I guess they weren't indecently exposing enough and now pretty much anything you do there you can be arrested for. Another one from this law says any prosthetic anatomical enhancements. Which really is any prosthetic. But like what? You have a broken leg

or a fake leg and you can get arrested? It says artificial body parts that are too realistic I'm sorry artificial body parts that are realistic

enough to cause a double take but not realistic enough to be useful. What body parts on a nose? What body part are you getting a prosthetic part that's not useful. I don't think if you're getting

a prosthetic part it would be useful but they took that into consideration. That one, I don't get that one. If you have a really good prosthetic part. Be careful. On any part of your body and they deem it not necessarily, not necessary. You can go to jail.

If somebody takes a double take at it, they say. Okay. That had to have happened, though, for them to create this law. That's exactly what I was thinking is, what happened that caused this to go down? We're going over a new indecent exposure laws in the state of Idaho that have people being like, I'm never going there at all. Staying because I don't want to be arrested. for indecent exposure.

This one, the description of this one is mostly the funny part of it, but it says, dangling objects of questionable purpose are not allowed. Dangling objects of questionable purpose. And then the description says, items that hang, swing, or sway in a way that invites questions or inspires titillation and onlookers. Whoa. Okay. Robble to and fro, they are not to go.

So basically, a pervert created these laws because everywhere they look, They're being inspired and titillated. I feel like that's what happened. Yeah. Especially based on this next one. Clearly not necessary shapes. What? We're talking about an indecent exposure law.

Clearly not necessary shapes. Objects whose sole function appears to be reminding strangers of human anatomy. Any shapes worn on clothing that do not seem to have purpose other than to remind the general public of the human body are deemed a nuisance. I think the whole thing can just, they have. should have one law that says anything phallic. Yeah. That's it.

Anything phallic. It covers it all. We're done. So wait. I couldn't wear my eggplant sneakers. I mean, come on. Official stress that the enforcement this will be handled on a case by case basis

and residents are encouraged to do a quick visual check before leaving home to see if they are, in fact, decently exposed. The entire produce department is problematic now. Yeah, seriously. The whole grocery store is going to jail, all of them. Every single one of them. Give us three minutes and we'll give you everything you need to know for the day.

Brought you by Muckleshoot Bingo in Auburn. Your home for Bichingo is time for Nina's what's trending. Fellas, do you own khakis? Are they a part of your wardrobe? Because if they're not, you're going to want them to be. They're a part of a bigger aesthetic that everybody is going crazy for. So we'll see if you're into it. But guys, just keep in mind.

Get those khakis ready. I used to have a lot of khakis. Really? Where'd they go? I mean, that was back when I was very young. Oh. So I don't have them anymore. I have a lot of dickies.

I know as I say, I got to get more dickies, I guess. Aren't those what you wear when you go snowboarding? Kind of. Dickies, no. Dickies? Yeah, they probably do have. Yeah, it's kind of like a skateboard brand. Yeah.

Snowboard, though. I wouldn't say snowboard. But I don't think that's what they're talking about. I don't think they're dicky khakis. Well, I'm sticking to my dickies. All right. Well, you do you, boo. And let's see how you feel about this when I tell you about the trend that people are going crazy for.

Creas summer. Exactly. But before we get to that, I have to tell you about this woman who is trending big time because of how she is going after her husband for money. So they're getting divorced now because she was betrayed, the ultimate form of betrayal. As they were engaged, she was promised a certain way he was going to look for his life, money, all of these things. But turns out after they got married, the luscious hair that she fell in love with was just a wig. You had a wig the whole time they were dating until they got married?

He had a wig the entire time. and she didn't find out until later. Betrayal. Betrayal. And so now, of course, she took it to court. But as we've seen in the past, people have done this. Like when they found out their partner had had plastic surgery and their baby looks different or whatever it is. They've taken legal action.

So it's best to just be forthright with it. So if they're disappointed later, it's their own fault. I ain't got no hair and you knew it. Yeah. You know? I feel like if you're marrying him, though, you're married. Like, if you love him that much, you just love him. Go ahead.

You're right. You're right. You're right. His wig must have been spectacular. Yeah. Like if that's the reason she married him was the wig. The whole thing was, man. That guy had to have a luscious beautiful wig.

For real. And also like, where'd you get that wig? Somebody else might want to wigfish somebody. Whig fish. So best of luck to her and her journey of collecting cash. Otherwise, we are in dry January. Is anybody practicing? Dry January?

That means like you're not drinking, right? Yeah. Oh, no. I've been dry for five years. There you go. Breeze is always practicing. And saving money. Exactly.

But there is an alternative to dry January, and it's called damp January. And Miller Light is really getting behind damp January, which means you're still drinking, just not a lot. So in Miller light, when they're trying to go the opposite of dry January. I don't know. I like a Miller. I like a butt. I like a light beer. Dams are bloated.

Sometimes it's what the doctor ordered, okay? You worry about the bloating later. But damp January is another way to call it. So you can still feel good about yourself. I like moist January better. Yeah, like a... Moist is that either? Yeah.

Oh, that's a terrible word. It just sounds, but it rolls off the tongue. Yeah. So moist and bloated or... That sounds disgusting. Ew. Okay. Let's just get off of that and go straight back to the cackies.

All right, fellas. You need to get your cackies out because we're looking for zookeeper sexy now. Zookkeeper Sheik is where it's at. And a lot of this has to do with Jurassic Park. So, Jurassic Park came out last year and Jonathan Bailey's character, had his little glasses on, he had his little khakis on,

and it was really, it was hot. It was. But now it's hot for everybody to do it. I don't know, man. It's the move. So they're calling it for 2026. You know those safari hats too? Right. I mean, you probably could. People started wearing bucket hats, which is essentially a safari hat.

I wear a beekeeper hat. A whole beekeeper suit Bekeeper sexy You gotta cover your face You don't know what you're gonna get Exactly So if you're into it Zookeeper sexy

That's what's true He wasn't a zookeeper though I know but you can't say Dinosaur keeper Something like that He was like a Scientologist Or like a He might be a Scientologist

I mean a lot of actors are But more like a scientist You know A Scientologist He studied animals. Haley. I'm just going to stop talking. Jubils.

Dirty little secret. Hello. Hello. Hey, you have a dirty little secret? Yes, I do. Sweet. What is it? Okay, so when I was younger, I used to,

and I'm pretty sure this was, like, for most kids, but I used to pick my boogers and eat them. So you know how they say, you know, know how they say, oh, habits never die, right? So every now and then, sometimes I'll catch myself digging for gold. No. Wait, you were actually digging for, like, like, you actually believed it? I had to clarify, okay.

No, he doesn't think he's digging for gold. That's what they call it. Like, when you're picking your nose, digging for gold. Oh, I thought you believed you actually were digging for gold, so you were, like, really trying up there. Oh. No. No, but, I mean, shoot. You know how some people, like, they'll, when they're, like, congested and then they'll, you know, hawk up a lookie, but don't spit it.

It's kind of like, it's kind of no different, you know? Jules have been doing that for the last couple of days, actually. I've been sick, man. Yeah, I guess I could be eating well. Oh, my God. Ew. Guys. I appreciate your secret.

I'm still grossed out. Yeah, it's the weather right now. It's all your bipolar. Thank you, guys. Yeah, man. Thank you for telling us. She's a dirty little secret. So nasty.

See you, man. I hope he doesn't have a girlfriend. That was disgusting. Yeah. If you need someone to take your mind off of that guy's dirty little secret, here's a story for you. A 41-year-old woman in Louisiana is facing charges after she went skinny dipping in her neighbor's pond.

And then cops responded. She tried to play it off like she was a mermaid. That's how I do it. What are you talking about officers? Just about a mermaid. I live in this pond. She belonged. They actually built their house on my property.

Please arrest that man. They arrest fault. Needless to say, it didn't work. And alcohol was involved. Of course. Can I get that drink, though? I want to be a mermaid. I was going to say, I want to go to be a mermaid.

Remember, you can always stream the show anywhere you stream things. Yeah. It's very possible. It's the best way to listen to the show, honestly. If you think about it, because sometimes you know, You know, the radio gets a little fuzzy when you're driving. So if you listen on your phone, it never gets fuzzy. It doesn't get fuzzy ever.

Not in crazy. Fuzzy free phones. Yeah. Just go to the jubleshow.com and then listen to us on your device. Wherever you get your podcast, wherever you get your music, wherever you stream stuff, just stream the show. Wherever you play mermaids? Yeah.

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