Escaped Iguanas, Message in a Bottle, and Projector Tech. (290)

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Escaped Iguanas, Message in a Bottle, and Projector Tech. (290) Cartoon-style illustration with several humorous elements. On the left, a bear holds a letter and stands next to a FedEx box labeled "Fragile Live Iguana," with an iguana inside. Text near them reads "Bear break-ins & escaped iguanas!" In the center, a whale is opening its mouth to "rescue" a scuba diver with the text "Whale rescue!" On the right, a wanted poster shows a man’s face with "WANTED: Bonanza Trivia Answers." Below, a talking set of dentures says "Karaoke!" The headline "Terry’s Colonoscopy Top 10!" is also included.

Keith, Terry, and Jill catch up on technical RSS feed issues, medical updates, and funny news stories—including a bear break-in and an escaped iguana. Plus, a Bonanza trivia quiz, Terry’s top 10 colonoscopy surprises, and a discussion on blindness accessibility and projector tech.

The Pope is Driving Limousines. (286)

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The Pope is Driving Limousines. (286) A black limousine stopped on a road with an Illinois State Trooper police car behind it, lights flashing. A state trooper stands beside the limousine. Road signs above include one pointing "TO THE AIRPORT" and another reading "ILLINOIS STATE TROOPER." A smaller sign near the trooper humorously states, "NO INDICATION OF WHO IS DRIVING." The scene suggests a checkpoint or traffic stop near the airport, highlighting anonymity about the limo's driver.

In this week’s roundup, the team dives into an eclectic mix of global news and quirky trivia. Discover how passionate soccer fans managed to drink a Boston taproom completely out of lager during the 2026 World Cup, explore the brain-boosting benefits of pairing audiobooks with manual handicrafts, and get a laugh out of a bizarre traffic stop involving the Pope. From flying car logistics to obsolete slang, it’s a look at the week’s most fascinating stories.

50 Sweaters and a Flux Capacitor. (285)

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50 Sweaters and a Flux Capacitor. (285) A colorful, cartoon-style illustration promoting a comedy and trivia podcast titled "That's Sounds Funny." It depicts a yellow car driven by a fish wearing sunglasses and a bow tie, with a human hand sticking out the window waving. Attached to the car's rear is a large banana with a "Flux Capacitor" device emitting electrical sparks. A surprised shark emerges from the water holding cards labeled "Random Fandom Facts?" Question marks and laughing speech bubbles surround the scene, conveying humor and curiosity.

This was episode 34 of Season 6 of “That Sounds Funny,” a podcast hosted by Keith with Terry and Jill as co-hosts. The episode featured their usual segments including what’s new in their lives, funny stories, and news updates. Jill discussed attending a Shrek play at the Muni in St. Louis and Keith told about buying items from Amazon’s Prime Day sale, including an extra Aftershock device and wireless charger. Terry shared news about a New Zealand amusement park being temporarily closed due to human feces in the fernery, while Jill reported on a banana-shaped vehicle stopped for traffic violations in Montana and a shark attack survivor waking from a 10-day coma. The team played movie trivia about Back to the Future and Terry presented top 10 awkward female moments. They concluded with email readings and final thoughts, including several knock-knock jokes.

Two Million Bees & A Pink Elephant. (284)

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Two Million Bees & A Pink Elephant. (284) A vibrant, humorous, and slightly chaotic podcast cover art design for an episode titled 'That Sounds Funny'. In the center, a large, cheerful pink elephant statue stands prominently. Swarming around the upper corner of the frame is a massive, comical cloud of cartoonish honeybees escaping from a knocked-over wooden hive box. Below, a microphone sits on a wooden desk next to a retro radio dial. The background is a sunny, open roadside setting in Illinois. The overall style is playful, colorful, and visually engaging, like a modern animated comedy poster."

This was episode 284 of “That Sounds Funny,” a podcast hosted by Keith with his siblings Terry and Jill, recorded on June 23rd, 2026. The siblings discussed recent personal updates including Terry’s recent CAT scan, Keith’s weekend trip to a festival in Livingston, Illinois featuring a pink elephant statue and beauty pageants, and Jill’s camping trip with four grandchildren. They shared several news stories including a massive bee swarm from an overturned truck in Texas, a 194-year-old turtle named Jonathan living on Saint Helena island, German man Tommy Schmidt’s record-breaking Lego bratwurst creation, and an Oklahoma family’s surprise when their dog brought an armadillo into their home. The episode featured a segment of “weird words” where Jill tested the siblings’ knowledge of obscure vocabulary, and Terry shared a top ten list humorously titled “10 humorous reasons you might need a CAT scan.” The anchor topic focused on living skills for people with low vision, discussing practical solutions for independent living including bathroom organization, using apps like “Be My Eyes,” and proper labeling of personal care products. The show concluded with the regular segment of funny family jokes and final thoughts.

The Dancing Crabs, Meta Glasses, and a Tooth in the Yogurt. (283)

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The Dancing Crabs, Meta Glasses, and a Tooth in the Yogurt. (283) Cartoon banner for podcast Episode 283 titled "Dancing Crabs, Meta Glasses, & A Tooth in the Yogurt." Features three smiling red crabs wearing headphones on a sandy beach, a pair of black Meta smart glasses on a desk, an old-fashioned TV showing "The Waltons," and a thought bubble containing a tooth in a spoonful of yogurt, a cat cuddling a baby rabbit, a Rubik's cube, a skybuilder, a golf ball pyramid, and a "Sexy Priest" calendar.

This was episode 283 of the Week of June 16th,” the podcast hosted by Keith with Terry and Jill. The show featured news stories including dancing crabs in Japan performing an annual synchronized dance, and a unique half-red, half-yellow apple discovered in New Zealand. Keith discussed setting up an Amazon affiliate storefront and shared information about Meta glasses being offered free to blind veterans through the BVA organization. The team played trivia about The Waltons TV show and shared top 10 funny Bible stories. The episode concluded with email submissions and jokes shared by the hosts.

Monkeys, Slinkys, and Fred Flintstone! (281)

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Monkeys, Slinkys, and Fred Flintstone! (281) Cartoon collage style podcast art for 'That Sounds Funny - Episode 281' featuring Fred Flintstone, an escaped monkey in a Hawaiian shirt wearing sunglasses, a 'Terry's Cone Barn' sign marked closed with a masked ice cream cone, shirtless Cardinals fans from Alton IL, a 14-foot alligator named Big Al, and a giant Slinky descending a large set of stadium stairs.

This was episode 281 of “That Sounds Funny,” a podcast hosted by Keith with co-hosts Terry and Jill, recorded on June 2, 2026. The episode began with Jill sharing details about her recent vacation in Florida, including visiting relatives, swimming with ducks at a pool, and her daughter’s expensive trip to a Disney park costing around $200 per person. The hosts discussed local news including the robbery of Terry’s Cone Barn and a two-car accident involving the previous owner of the cone barn. Terry presented a segment on the most misspelled words in America, followed by Jill sharing several news stories about monkeys escaping in Florida and Germany. The group then played a trivia quiz about Fred Flintstone characters and storylines. Terry delivered his “Top 10” list of funny Father’s Day gifts, and the episode concluded with the hosts sharing jokes and humor before wrapping up the show.