Smiley Morning Show

05/29/2026

Father’s Day is coming up and the Smiley Morning Show wants to honor all of those hot Zaddies! 👨‍🍼
Does your hubby go above and beyond as a dad and look good while he does it? Then nominate him to become THE Hoosier Zaddy, presented by wzpl.com/hoosier-zaddy/

05/28/2026

Ready for the weekend? Listen to the Smiley Morning Show Friday mornings for our Weekend Blastoff, presented by Disc Replay Castleton! 🤩

To celebrate the end of the week, we're giving away a Weekend Blastoff t-shirt! 🙌
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Winner will be chosen June 2nd and notified via direct message. Must be an Indiana resident. This contest is not associated, sponsored, or administrated with Facebook or Instagram. Additionally, we will never ask for your credit card information. Other general contest rules apply. 💋

05/28/2026

Someone Has Redesigned Men's Restrooms to Create More Privacy

There was a time when there was zero privacy in men's restrooms . . . but the large TROUGH urinals have mostly been phased out, and the dividers between urinals have become larger.

Now, someone has used A.I. to create a new design for men's restrooms . . . where each urinal is separated by a toilet stall. The idea is that alternating stalls and urinals provides more privacy than toilet stalls on one side of the bathroom, and urinals with dividers on the other. (It looks like this.)

In the comments, many people note that this would require more stall walls . . . because each stall would be enclosed without shared walls. But those walls do replace the need for the urinal dividers.

Other problems could be that it's less efficient SPACE-wise . . . or from a PLUMBING standpoint. But it actually seems DOABLE.

The other repeated complaint from men is: They'd rather deal with a little less privacy along a wall of urinals . . . if it meant they were further away from the stalls where people are POOPING. (Although it's worth noting, the mock-up did have stall walls that go to the floor, which is usually preferred.)

05/28/2026

Five Random Facts for Thursday from the Smiley Morning Show:

1. When Caesars Palace in Las Vegas first opened in 1966 . . . cocktail waitresses in Greco-Roman wigs would greet guests and say, "Welcome to Caesars Palace, I am your slave."

2. The 100 tallest mountains in the world are ALL located in FIVE countries in Asia: Nepal, China, India, Pakistan, and also Tajikistan, which has ONE: The Ismoil Somoni Peak, the 50th tallest mountain in the world.

3. The highest mountain outside of Asia is Aconcagua, which is in Argentina. It's 22,838 feet and the 189th highest in the world.

4. Platypuses don't nurse their babies like other mammals. Instead, they concentrate their milk in their stomach and then sweat it out.

5. When Mr. Potato Head first came out in 1952, it was just the body parts on sharp spikes . . . you had to provide your OWN potato. The plastic potato didn't come around until the 1970s.

05/28/2026

Win tickets to see Kid Cudi from the Smiley Morning Show with our THROWBACK THROWDOWN!! Know your music? Challenge other Hoosiers in music just after the secret sound contest this moning at 7:30am!

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05/28/2026

An alcoholic version of Fresca . . . "Fresca Hard" . . . is just now hitting stores. There are four flavors, and a 12-pack costs about $18. Someone online reviewed it, and said it could be "the new seltzer of the summer."

05/28/2026

Kyle Busch, the two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion who died May 21 at age 41, had been battling bacterial pneumonia for "days to weeks" before his death, according to his death certificate.

The document, obtained by multiple media outlets on Wednesday, paints a grim picture of his final hours.

Busch's pneumonia progressed into sepsis roughly one day before he died, and the sepsis then triggered a cascade of additional organ failure. The sepsis led to disseminated intravascular coagulation — a dangerous condition in which small clots form throughout the bloodstream and cut off blood flow to vital organs. From there, severe bleeding sent his body into hemorrhagic shock.

Kyle Busch's death certificate reveals the NASCAR driver had battled pneumonia for "days to weeks" before his death on May 21. (AP Photo)