Radio Cool & Need A Vacation

Radio is cool again! Dangerous Dave talks about a poll that says 78% of Gen Zrs listen to AM and FM radio. Plus, do you need a vacation? Signs you do.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
He's deeper in the din with dangerous day. Do you
dig radio, Well, if you do, you're welcome with a
lot of other medias. Because of streaming dying out, Actually,
believe it or not, radio is becoming even more popular.
It's hard to keep track of what kids are into
these days, so they have to do surveys. Seventy eight
percent of gen z ers listen to the radio, according

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to a new report. That's AM and FM, not just internet, slotlight, pandora.
So the London Evening News did a story declaring the
radio is back. Gen Z's listening habits changing the face
of media. They say a lot of young people are
sick of digital everything, so they're gravitating towards the old school,
analog tech and more. They said. They cited another report

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that just found forty eight percent of young people watch
traditional TV in an average week, that it's far more popular.
In other words, radio still alive and well in twenty
twenty five, and dare I say still cool? And all
things have changed over the years that I've been here,
But it's good to know that the young people are
digging stuff. Flight well me deeper in the two been

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eighty seven days already in twenty twenty five so far,
with well roughly sixty two of those being work days.
How many days do you have to go to work
before you need a vacation? And come on, you can't
just say one, even though it's probably the case. According
to a survey, there's the top signs we need a vacation.
Number one. We feel burnt out daydreaming about a trip,
getting irritated with others, which is every day. Feeling fatigued

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no matter how much you sleep, having low energy even
on the weekends, feeling brain fog completely, forgetting tasks and
misplacing items, also making mistakes at work, checking emails when
you're off the clock, if it isn't relatable enough. The
survey also has a list of the ten most forgotten
items we forget to pack on a trip. By the way,
most common item phone charger, followed by toothbrush, toothpaste, headphones, earbuds, sunglasses, sunscreen,

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body care products, power adapters, hair brushes, skin care products,
and hand sanitizer. Hand sanitizer, is that still a thing?
Gotten to the point? Now? I see people don't even
bother to wash their hands half the time anymore, So
wash your hands and then when you're done go on vacation.
Tune it again for another episode of Deeper in the
Den with Dangerous Dave right here,