How Long Could You Bed Rot for $100,000?

How Long Could You Bed Rot for $100,000?

KP Parker and Matt Bragg investigate a bear costume insurance scam and weigh their chances in a surprisingly intense bed rot competition. What You’ll Hear The Bear Necessities: A trio of luxury car owners tried to blame a very suspicious “bear” for thousands of dollars in damage. The evidence is memorable, the execution is questionable, and the wildlife expert’s verdict is delightfully straightforward. Bed Rot for Big Money: A new competition asks contestants to stay in bed as long as possible for a six-figure prize. KP and Matt dig into the rules, the celebrity cast, and whether either of them could last more than a few days. Dream Challenges: From beds on wheels to playground inhaler envy, the conversation drifts into the wonderfully strange ways people imagine making everyday life a little more comfortable. CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro & greetings 00:40 The bear costume insurance scam 05:32 Could KP improve the fraud scheme? 06:34 The $100,000 Bed Rot Challenge 13:35 How long could they actually stay in bed? 17:00 Crutches, braces, glasses, and inhalers 18:00 Goodnights & sign-off For the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co [https://open.acast.com/networks/6903aa8095ee8b18150a6546/shows/690506f33906f8011ad09a86/hatch.co]. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts [https://www.tiktok.com/@hatchpodcasts] and YouTube [https://www.youtube.com/@hatchforsleep/shorts]. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Behind the Scenes at the Dog Dating Show

KP Parker and Matt Bragg sniff out whether pets are secretly the best matchmakers. What You’ll Hear Puppy Love Logic: KP shares what it’s like hosting a dating show where strangers meet the dog before the human. Some pups charm instantly, and some bring a little more chaos to the set. Claudia Climbs Higher: Matt gives an update on his cat’s first outdoor adventures, including the classic problem of getting stuck in a tree and deciding the solution is even more tree. Crow Economy 101: KP explains the delicate art of befriending crows for shiny objects, shrimp-based diplomacy, and possibly building a small feathered crime syndicate. CHAPTERS 00:00 Amish country hats and social media-free living 02:24 KP’s dog dating show 04:55 Revisiting Turb the turtle and Claudia the cat 06:39 Claudia gets stuck in a tree 09:06 Setting boundaries with outdoor cats 10:20 Why cats bring you “gifts” 11:04 Training crows for shiny objects 14:01 Crows doing jokes 15:44 Interviewing dogs on set 18:15 Do dogs match their owners? 19:24 Shop cats and store pets 21:13 Winding down For the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co [https://open.acast.com/networks/6903aa8095ee8b18150a6546/shows/690506f33906f8011ad09a86/hatch.co]. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts [https://www.tiktok.com/@hatchpodcasts] and YouTube [https://www.youtube.com/@hatchforsleep/shorts]. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Goodnight Kelly Clarkson

Josh Gondelman opens the phone lines and chats with a listener about decluttering, childhood mementos, and the surprisingly emotional art of deciding what stays and what goes. What You’ll Hear: The Memory Box Dilemma: A listener shares the challenge of sorting through years of keepsakes—from old concert tickets and school IDs to T-shirts that hold more memories than practical value. The Things We Can’t Quite Toss: Josh and Jason explore why certain objects become time capsules, and how a single item can bring an entire chapter of life rushing back. Concerts Worth the Splurge: From Kelly Clarkson and Kacey Musgraves to Beyoncé and the Sphere, the conversation turns to unforgettable live shows and what makes a big-ticket concert feel truly worth it. CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro & a surprisingly grumpy New Yorker 06:20 Meet Jason from Brooklyn 08:41 The challenge of decluttering childhood memories 10:00 Old IDs, permits, and wallet keepsakes 12:43 T-shirts that are impossible to throw away 14:26 Concert tickets and memory lane 16:00 The cost of seeing your favorite artists live 19:13 Dream concerts at the Sphere 20:20 Goodnight Kelly Clarkson and Kacey Musgraves For the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co [https://open.acast.com/networks/6903aa8095ee8b18150a6546/shows/690506f33906f8011ad09a86/hatch.co]. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts [https://www.tiktok.com/@hatchpodcasts] and YouTube [https://www.youtube.com/@hatchforsleep/shorts]. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Why Handmade Things Mean So Much

KP Parker and listener Leigh explore the meaning behind handmade gifts, family traditions, and the projects that somehow keep finding their way back to us. What You’ll Hear: The Magic of Making Things by Hand: From knitted Pikachus to tiny ponchos, KP and Leigh talk about why handmade items feel different—and why a little extra effort can make something feel priceless. Crafts, Memories, and Family Threads: Leigh shares how learning to knit from her grandmothers shaped her love of crafting, and why finishing a long-paused project can feel like carrying a story forward. The Sweater Waiting to Be Finished: A half-complete lion sweater, a New Year’s resolution with surprising staying power, and a conversation about the comfort of making something one stitch at a time. CHAPTERS 00:00 Paint swatches and ceiling color dilemmas 02:30 Meet listener Leigh 03:19 Why do we love handmade items so much? 07:14 Knitting as meditation 09:53 A grandmother’s half-finished lion sweater 16:43 Stained glass and creative hobbies 17:41 The crafts that stick—and the ones that don’t 18:30 A New Year’s resolution still going strong For the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co [https://open.acast.com/networks/6903aa8095ee8b18150a6546/shows/690506f33906f8011ad09a86/hatch.co]. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts [https://www.tiktok.com/@hatchpodcasts] and YouTube [https://www.youtube.com/@hatchforsleep/shorts]. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Phrases That Have Different Meanings Across the Pond

Matt Bragg opens the pillow fort call-in line and has a chat with a listener about her move from New York to Norwich. What You’ll Hear Drownload Diaries: Matt reports back from Download Festival, where heavy metal, mud, Vikings, and one falafel-loving Cannibal Corpse fan all make an appearance. Lost in Translation: Listener Liz shares the small but mighty language surprises of life in the UK, from “quite nice” to “could do” and the mysterious art of British hedging. Walks, Kayaks, and Warm Weather Warnings: Liz talks about finding more nature in England, joining a kayaking club, and preparing for the great British summer tradition of shirtless men at 21 degrees. CHAPTERS 00:00 Festival season begins 01:00 Comedy at music festivals 02:00 Download Festival? You mean Drownload? 03:00 Muddy cars, Vikings, and falafel wraps 04:35 Caller Liz joins from Norwich 06:00 New York to East Anglia 06:45 The trouble with “quite nice” 08:30 Meeting her British husband 09:30 Missing home and decoding “could do” 10:50 British walks in any weather 12:00 Sheffield, the Peaks, and accessible nature 13:00 UK road trips and Scotland dreams 13:45 Kayaking clubs and the Norfolk Broads 15:30 Brecon Beacons and Thames kayaking 16:30 British heat and shirtless men 17:45 Freezer hot water bottle wisdom 18:13 Closing thoughts For the fully immersive, phone free light + sound experience, learn more at hatch.co [https://open.acast.com/networks/6903aa8095ee8b18150a6546/shows/690506f33906f8011ad09a86/hatch.co]. Follow us on TikTok @hatchpodcasts [https://www.tiktok.com/@hatchpodcasts] and YouTube [https://www.youtube.com/@hatchforsleep/shorts]. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.