The Ugly Quacking Duck
Welcome to the worst podcast in the unknown universe! Conspiracies, do you know what they are? We will try to cover a little out of the way news, earthquakes, and have some fun. All while convincing you, we are the worst podcast. We hope you will join us often. Praise to the Father. Check us out at -- https://theuglyquackingduck.com
Episodes
We are still proving we are the worse podcast in the unknown universe. Don't know, well stick around and hear for yourself.
Taking advantage of a small amount of more time on this new package we are hoping to show a little bit more of a relaxed recording. We still cover a few stories along with our 7day earthquake report. The weather in 9 different cities around the world shows up again.
Let us know ...
There are moments that will test us all. Losing a loved one is one of those times and we all go through it. Join my talk to those experiencing that very thing. I hope it is well received and does some good.
Love you all. Don't give up stay strong.
I hope you enjoy the show! If you find value in our show,
- Pray for us! Send Us Positive vibes.
- Come back, and tell a friend. Shari...
Hello Again. We tried to cover the local weather. Here locally it has been very dry. Unlike many areas in the country that are seeing floods. Also we got the seven day earthquake report in. It was nice not to see too many 6.0 and above earthquakes on this seven day report. Sunny was really giving it to me today. It keeps me on my toes.
I hope you enjoy the show!&nbs...
You know it is a great day when one of our cohosts comes by. Lily helped us record. It was time to catch up and hear what was happening. She has now been in school for about two weeks. Time is flying by. She recorded with us and then recorded a refresher episode for her podcast, "Enjoying Being Human". It was a great time.
Since we didn't cover any of the weather or earthquakes last week. We tried to cover them this ...
We take a moment to say good bye to Dolly Parton and Tim Curry. Who both passed on August 25th 2026 and had reached the age of 80. They touched many people in their own way. Back to the show, we discussed brain power and AI. It is real and fiction how our information are being progressed so quickly. Should we believe everything and how it is handed to us. Maybe we should look at who is in control o...
I hope you enjoy the show! If you find value in our show,
- Pray for us! Send Us Positive vibes.
- Come back, and tell a friend. Sharing the podcast with someone is a very good way for us to grow.
- Contact Us. Email: theuglyquackingduck@gmail.com.
- Send Us Fan Mail: Under our description on any podcast player you will find a link you can text us or record a message. Leave a voice message:...
On this episode we tell an example of a country that is changing the laws dealing with creators. Much like I was stating in the last episode. Meanwhile, what do you keep on hand at home? I had not really thought about it. I made a list to discuss. Do you know what "deepfakes" are? Well Minnesota may have started off in the right direction. Check out our podcast episode and find a few uncertai...
Sometimes it seems I get involved in something just to watch it morph or change and go away. I feel that same fear coming around when it comes to podcasting.
We take a look at what another (https://www.thepodcasthost.com) calls an Indie podcaster and how they are described. I can relate! Get ready for our rant about the changes coming to podcasting. Follow the money.
Yet we still cover our loc...
Hello from Bruce and Sunny. Spain won the 2026 World Cup and Pete Hegseth estimated we have spent $37.5 billion on the Iran war to date. We just highlighted those things. "Most adults can safely drink up to five 8-ounce cups of black coffee per day", says a new study. What about coffee and your doctor? Have you had a conversation with your doctor about caffeine? I did and I read an article I thought wor...
“See all those mirrors?” starts as a goofy line, then turns into a genuinely unsettling idea: selling moon-bright light from orbit. We read a report that raises the possibility of a giant space mirror casting a moving patch of reflected sunlight onto Earth, and we can’t stop turning it over from every angle. If you care about the night sky, space technology, astronomy, or just the simple human expe...
We bounce from everyday check-ins to big headlines, mixing weather, internet oddities, and practical safety stories with our usual skeptical curiosity. We track earthquakes and solar activity, question how news gets framed, and end on the surprising history of a simple white line that changed how people drive at night.
• value-for-value podcasting and keeping the show free and open
• experiment...
We lose a full recording, hit record again, and turn the do-over into a reminder to step away from the daily noise and look for something good. We share a strange floating store art piece in Toronto, track World Cup news and streaming crackdowns, and end with weather, earthquakes, space weather, and a NASA rescue plan that raises eyebrows.
• the second-time recording mishap and why we laugh through it ...
Two massive earthquakes, less than a minute apart, force a question most of us would rather avoid: how do you even describe disaster at that scale without turning it into background noise? We talk through the Venezuela double quake, what 7.0+ really implies for buildings and lives, and why hearing the news after the fact doesn’t make the suffering any less real. We slow down long enough to name the grief, the ...
The weather outside feels like a warning sign, and we start right there: heat in the studio, storms pushing across the Midwest, and a quick check on tornado alerts before we zoom out to a whirlwind world weather roundup. We call out conditions from Spokane to Phoenix, Moscow, Tokyo, Beijing, the Australian Plains, and back home near Mount Vernon, Illinois, because sometimes the fastest way to feel the moment we&rsqu...
Somebody left the heat on in the Midwest, and we’re feeling every degree of it. We start with the kind of summer heat wave that messes with your sleep, forces the air conditioner decision, and makes you stare at the electric bill like it’s a personal betrayal. Then we lighten it up with a “supposedly accurate” weather tour that lets you compare your day to places like Beijing, Moscow, the Aus...
A robot gets sworn in as a monk, NASA supposedly drops 12,000 Artemis II photos that are strangely hard to track down, and scientists argue over how fast the universe is expanding. That’s the kind of headline mix we can’t ignore, so we talk it through the only way we know how: one topic at a time, with questions, a little humor, and a strong urge to separate facts from hype.
Before the &ldqu...
We bounce from podcasting wins to weird headlines, trying to keep things funny while still taking real disasters seriously. We talk through what made us laugh this week, what made us worry, and why we keep choosing positive words anyway.
• Sunny’s BuzzCast call-in getting featured and why that felt so good
• Buzzsprout voice memo feature and how listeners can use it
• Reactions to th...
Are we headed for a “wild ride” this year, or just the usual chaos with a new label? We kick things off from our hidden studio in Southern Illinois with the kind of talk everyone can relate to: spring weather that can’t make up its mind. Then we zoom out to the big climate headline driving the conversation, as NOAA signals the La Nina pattern has ended and El Nino may develop later this year. We un...
We trade heavy headlines for curiosity, jokes, and a live countdown vibe as we track Artemis II’s return and ask why space footage still feels oddly limited. We also share a new way to contact us, then wrap with weather, and earthquakes.
• Easter weekend catch-up and keeping things light
• LiFePO4 battery plans for cleaner ham radio power
• Buzzsprout fan mail update with new voicemail opt...
We start with laughs and a quick mic experiment, then get serious with storm warnings and a weather check from Illinois to Australia to Phoenix. From robot tennis to rising power bills, we connect everyday life to the fast-growing demands of AI and data centers, then close with an earthquake report and a prayer.
• our “secret studio” setup and switching between microphones
• Midwest severe weather ...
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