Show Notes for Friday, April 10, 2026

Friday, April 10, 2026

What We're Talking About

The news we couldn't ignore if we tried

AI Has Replaced Work for 20% of Full-Time Employees in the U.S.

NBCNews— AI is increasingly taking over certain tasks within jobs rather than replacing entire roles, with about 20% of full-time workers reporting that AI now handles parts of their work. At the same time, roughly half of Americans have recently used AI, highlighting how quickly it’s becoming integrated into daily life. Currently, AI is mainly used for specific functions like writing, research, and repetitive tasks, rather than fully automating entire jobs. Experts see this shift as both beneficial and concerning: it can boost productivity, but it also raises questions about job security and the future of work.

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Hunter Biden Wants To Cage Fight Trump Brothers

DailyMail/MSN— Hunter Biden recently said he would take part in a cage fight against Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, claiming he was invited by Andrew Callaghan to join the Channel 5 Carnival Tour, which is expected to travel through Phoenix, San Diego, and Albuquerque. He said he was fully willing to participate in the match if it could be arranged, adding that he would still attend the tour even if the fight does not happen. Meanwhile, a report from The Daily Mail claims that Hunter Biden is currently living abroad, facing about $17 million in debt, and struggling to pay his legal fees.

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Walton Middle School Student Will Be Tried As An Adult In Stabbing

Get The Coast— A Walton County Sheriff’s Office investigation has led to a grand jury indictment of a 12-year-old suspect in the Walton Middle School stabbing, with charges including attempted first-degree premeditated murder and a decision to try the suspect as an adult, according to the Office of the State Attorney for the First Judicial Circuit of Florida. The April 6 indictment also includes aggravated battery while wearing a mask, possession of a weapon on school property, and evidence tampering, stemming from a March 24 attack in which the suspect allegedly stabbed two students and a school employee at random, causing serious injuries. Authorities say the suspect left home armed with a knife and mask, entered a school restroom to conceal his identity, and carried out the हमला in a hallway, which was captured on surveillance video and reported in real time by witnesses to 911. After fleeing, the suspect allegedly discarded the weapon in a retention pond, where it was later recovered, and was soon apprehended by the DeFuniak Springs Police Department along with sheriff’s deputies, while the case is being prosecuted by Assistant State Attorney Angela Liles under State Attorney Ginger Bowden Madden.

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You Can Now Edit Your Instagram Comments

TechCrunch— Instagram has introduced a long-requested feature that allows users to edit their comments after posting, giving them a 15-minute window to make changes instead of deleting and reposting. During that time, comments can be edited multiple times, but once the window closes, no further changes are allowed. Other users will be able to see that a comment has been edited, though the original version won’t be visible, and only the text can be modified—not any attached media.

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Gen Z Now Carrying Around Anxiety Bags

NY Post— Many members of Gen Z are using “anxiety bags,” small kits filled with items like fidget toys, sour candy or gum, essential oils such as lavender, and cold packs or mini fans to help manage stress or panic in the moment. The concept is to use sensory distractions to ground themselves and regain calm when anxiety strikes. Experts say this approach can be effective for quick relief because having tools ready makes it easier to settle down, but they also note that it’s not a complete solution and doesn’t address the underlying causes of anxiety.

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Ask Uncle Bobby

Bad advice for good people.

As heard on the B-Team Morning Show

Each weekday, some poor soul writes in for help. Uncle Bobby gives them the worst advice we can legally put on the air.

April 10 · Today's Letter

Dear Uncle Bobby,

I am stuck in a group chat that never stops, and most of the messages are irrelevant or annoying. I do not want to offend anyone, but I also cannot keep up with the constant notifications. What should I do?

Endless Group Chat Pings
Muted Notification Prisoner

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Today's Holidays

Celebrate the weird stuff. We do.

Holiday #1 of 4

Global Work From Home Day

<p data-id="0906477a-62d8-4a0b-bcc3-1f37a53697a1" id="0906477a-62d8-4a0b-bcc3-1f37a53697a1">Global Work From Home Day is that annual group project where the whole planet pretends the couch is a corner office and the kitchen table is “collaboration.” Companies call it flexibility; employees call it pants-optional diplomacy, with a side of calendar invites nobody reads and microphones nobody mutes. It’s a celebration of modern productivity: the same meetings, the same deadlines, just now you can stare into your own refrigerator while you disappoint everyone in HD. And sure, it’s absurd—so light a candle for the lost commute and prepare yourself, because this little holiday opens the door to questions your manager does not want answered out loud.</p>

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