Catch up with Kim's national radio game show sensation, Brand New or Not True. Kim introduces three products: One is brand new, and the other two are totally fake. This week, Kim attempts to trick Wendell from West Palm Beach, Florida. Will Kim be able to fool him or, will he come out the winner? You can play along while you watch but remember, no cheating!

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Recently, mRNA has been in the news a lot due to its use in the COVID vaccine. But, this technology may lead to even more medical breakthroughs. Researchers have been looking at whether we can use mRNA through simple blood tests to detect Alzheimer’s early, and the results are looking good.

Basketball has evolved over the years since James Naismith invented the game. One significant change came in the 70s when the three-point line was introduced. While this was meant to change the game fundamentally, it didn’t have much impact until years later. Now, players specialize in hitting big three-point shots. But some say it might be ruining the game.

The U.S. and Soviet Union were involved in a Cold War for decades. Out of this conflict came the Space Race, where both countries competed in space exploration. Both sides have claimed victories over the years, including America being the first to make it to the moon. But what if space conflict turned violent? Would guns even work in outer space?

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