WeWow on the Weekend (9/21/25)

Summary

Wow in the World – WeWow on the Weekend (9/21/25)

Date: September 21, 2025
Hosts: Dennis (with Reggie), Mindy Thomas, and Guy Raz
Episode Theme:
A weekend edition focused on fun Q&A from kids, science riddles, and a classic segment about the science of laughter. The show encourages curiosity, learning through humor, and exploring how emotions like laughter can be contagious and beneficial for our health.

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Episode Overview

This “WeWow on the Weekend” episode combines lively kid questions, playful riddles, and a revisit of a favorite "Wow in the World" episode. Host Dennis, with his feathered sidekick Reggie, answers calls from young listeners—fielding science mysteries and riddles—before turning things over to Mindy and Guy for an entertaining exploration of why laughter spreads so easily and does us good.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Weekend Vibes & Q&A with Dennis and Reggie

(02:25–09:14)

• Dennis opens the show from his mom’s basement, setting a relaxed, silly tone. There’s singing and an exaggerated attempt to be "cool."
• The "Q and A segment" features recorded kid questions:
  • Are there fires on other planets?
    • Dennis admits he has no idea, and Reggie clarifies: "There aren't fires on any other planets that we know of."
    • Dennis counters by mentioning the Sun, which, while "on fire", is made of plasma and not a planet.
      (04:10–04:25)
  • How do pianos work?
    • Instead of a detailed answer, Dennis improvises a funny song filled with puns about keyboards.
      (04:52–05:40)
  • Math Riddle on Seven
    • Riddle: "How do we make seven an even number without subtracting, adding, multiplying, or dividing?"
    • Answer: "Take the S away" (leaving "even").
      (05:52–06:29)
  • What’s your 38th favorite country?
    • Dennis: "Tajikistan, because it's fun to say."
      (06:54)
  • Classic Riddle – Corn on the Cob
    • Riddle: "Throw away the outside, cook the inside, eat the outside, throw away the inside. What is it?"
    • Answer: Corn on the cob.
    • Dennis’s reaction: "I didn't guess it because I don't throw away the cob. I eat them. Lots of fiber in corn cobs."
      (07:22–07:57)

2. Inside Tinkercast Studios: "A Case for the Giggles"

(09:14–20:43)

• Mindy and Guy Raz star in a re-broadcast from "Wow in the World" exploring the science of laughter.

• Story Kickoff:

  • Mindy finds Guy Raz doing "laugh exercises" and thinks he’s gone “bonker balls”.
  • Guy challenges Mindy: Watch a video of "the Laughing Yogi," Ramesh Padni, and try not to laugh.
    Bet: If Mindy laughs, she has to clean Guy’s cat’s litter box; if not, Guy fills her (not-a-swimming-pool) tunnel with gummy bears.
    (11:09–12:13)

• The Science of Laughter and Contagion:

  • Watching the Laughing Yogi, Mindy cannot help but laugh—laughter "contagion" kicks in.
    Guy Raz (13:07): "Mindy, we just experienced a phenomenon known as contagion."
  • Mindy (pretending panic) grabs a mask, thinking all contagion is about illness, but Guy explains:
    Guy Raz (13:52): "The contagion I'm talking about is also about the spread of an emotion or a behavior or an action."
  • Laughter, yawning, smiling—even shivering—can be "contagious behaviors," explained as "mirroring behavior."
  • Mindy realizes why laughter spreads so much in movie theaters or crowds. Guy Raz (14:10): "Laughter is one of those things humans do that spreads to other humans. It's contagious."

• Expert Insights:

  • Introduces neuroscientist Sophie Scott, who studies how laughter spreads and its effects (University of London).
  • Laughing releases “happy chemicals” (dopamine, serotonin), boosting mood and focus.
    Guy Raz (17:08): "When we laugh, our bodies release natural chemicals, happy chemicals called neurotransmitters with silly names like dopamine and serotonin."

• Physical & Cognitive Benefits:

  • Study at Georgia State University: Older adults who did laughter exercises got stronger and had better memory.
    Guy Raz (18:43): "The researchers found that the laughter helped this group remember things longer and stay happier. And the most interesting thing... it didn't matter if it was real laughter or fake laughter."
  • “All laughter is good”—even fake laughter produces positive effects.

• Laughter Is Unstoppable:

  • Mindy tries not to laugh but gives in—laughter is impossible to suppress.
  • Segment ends with everyone struggling to stop laughing—Reggie even tries to break the "contagion" by saying something sad.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Dennis, on science questions:
  "Oh, good question, that. I have no idea what the answer might be." (04:10)
• Dennis’s answer to the math riddle:
  "Wait, isn't taking an S away technically subtraction? I said technically, Reggie." (06:29)
• Dennis, about corn cobs:
  "I don't throw away the cob. I eat them. Lots of fiber." (07:57)
• Guy Raz, about laughter contagion:
  "Mindy, we just experienced a phenomenon known as contagion." (13:07)
• Mindy reacting to the bet:
  "Good luck with that, Guy Raz." (11:53)
• Guy Raz explaining why laughter spreads:
  "When you hear other people laughing around you like you do at the movies, it triggers something in your brain that makes you want to laugh too." (14:27)
• Mindy connecting with the science:
  "Yeah, your smile kind of makes me want to smile too." (15:10)
• Guy Raz, after the laughter exercise:
  "Not only stronger, but the researchers found that the laughter helped this group remember things longer and stay happier." (18:43)
• Mindy, on contagious emotions:
  "Oh boy. Here we go again. Guy Raz, I am not gonna fall for it." (19:13)

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Important Timestamps

| Timestamp | Segment/Quote | |-----------|---------------------------------------------------------------------| | 02:25 | Dennis introduces weekend Q&A | | 04:10 | Are there fires on other planets? | | 04:52 | How do pianos work (leads to a funny song) | | 05:52 | "Seven" math riddle | | 06:54 | 38th favorite country: Tajikistan | | 07:22 | "Corn on the cob" riddle | | 09:14 | "Inside Tinkercast Studios" segment begins | | 11:09 | Mindy and Guy’s bet about laughing | | 13:07 | "We just experienced a phenomenon known as contagion." | | 14:10 | "Laughter is contagious." | | 15:37 | Mirroring behaviors: yawning, shivering, smiling | | 17:08 | Laughter releases happy chemicals | | 18:43 | Laughter makes people stronger, improves memory & mood | | 19:13 | "Oh boy. Here we go again. Guy Raz, I am not gonna fall for it." |

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Tone & Style

• Playful, silly, and warm – The hosts use jokes, puns, and songs, inviting listeners to participate in riddles and science questions, making the science fun and approachable.
• Encouraging curiosity – Emphasis on not always knowing the answer, but seeking it out and enjoying the process of learning.
• Family-friendly integration of science and comedy – Complex ideas like "behavioral contagion" are broken down in a kid-friendly, engaging way.

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Summary

This playful episode of “WeWow on the Weekend” mixes lighthearted Q&A fun with an insightful science rewind about why laughter is good for us and how emotions—like laughter—can be as contagious as any cold. With Dennis and Reggie’s banter and the scientific silliness of Mindy and Guy Raz, the show delivers an engaging message: curiosity—and laughter—are two of the best things you can share with others!

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Transcript

[Guy Raz]

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[Dennis]

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[Dennis]

Ah ah ah ah ah. We wow on the weekend. We wow on the weekend. We wow on the weekend. Cause this is what we do on the weekend. Talking, laughing, me and Reggie singing, laughing. And then we. Oh wait, no, I said laughing twice. Whatever. We wow on the weekend. Yeah, we wow on the weekend. Clap clap. We wow on the weekend. Cause this is what we do on the weekend. Hello and welcome to Wee Wow on the Weekend. I'm your host, Dennis and that's my co host, Reggie. We're here in my mother's basement, chilling out, hanging loose and straight up. Just like vibing you know, vibing, Reggie. Vibing. It's slang so that the cool kids think I'm cool. Reggie. No, I'm cool. I mean, I'm cool. Okay, let's get rolling and answer some questions with a Q and A segment. Ahem, The Q and A segment. Alright, let's just get the old answering machine pulled up here. Okay, here we go. Hi, you've reached Dennis from WEW on the Weeknd. That's me. Do you have a question? Well, I do too. Lots of them. And who's gonna answer all my questions? You? Probably not, but I guess I can answer yours. Leave me a message.

[Children Callers]

Hi, my name is Hazel and I live in St. Louis, Missouri.

[Dennis]

Oh, hi, Hazel.

[Children Callers]

I have a question for Dennis. Are there fires on other planets?

[Dennis]

Oh, good question, that. I have no idea what the answer might be. Reggie, do you know, are there fires on other planets or fires on moons, or fires on asteroids or comets? No. What do you mean no? There aren't fires on any other planets that we know of. Well, that's no fun. Well, what about the sun? Ah, right. That's not a planet. But it is on fire. Right. Plasma. Okay, this is getting too complicated. Next question.

[Children Callers]

Hey, Dennis, what's up? My name is Stefan and I'm from Seattle, Washington. My wow question is how do pianos work?

[Dennis]

Wow, great question, Stefan. I have no idea how pianos work because I don't have a piano. But I do have a keyboard which is very similar to a piano. And? And I wrote a song about how they work. And it goes a little something like this. Keyboards have no tree boards but they make chords just for me to sing. Yeah. Keyboards give me rewards that I put towards my bills and mortgage Keyboards, I decree boards are for free Boards and they make the best boys at keyboards and. Reggie. What? What? No, I have another 14 verses to go. Fine. But I'm playing you the whole song later and you can't leave until the end. Next question.

[Children Callers]

Hi, Dennis. My name is Juliana and I'm from Cincinnati, Ohio.

[Dennis]

Hi, Juliana.

[Children Callers]

I do not have a question, but I do have a riddle.

[Dennis]

Oh yes? Let's hear it.

[Children Callers]

We know seven is an odd number.

[Dennis]

Uh huh.

[Children Callers]

So how do we make seven in an even number without subtracting, adding, multiplying or dividing?

[Dennis]

Oh no, a math riddle. I'm not good at these. Okay. No adding, subtracting, multiplying or dividing. Are there any other math operations left? We can use exponentiation and square roots, Reggie. No, those are too advanced. Oh boy, this is a real toughie. Okay, Juliana, I give Up.

[Children Callers]

The answer is you take the S away.

[Dennis]

What? What S? Oh, the letter S. So then it spells even. I get it. But wait, isn't taking an S away technically subtraction? I said technically, Reggie. Next question.

[Children Callers]

Hi, Dennis. My name's Charlie and I'm nine years old and I'm from Barnevel, Wisconsin. My question is, what's your 38th favorite country?

[Dennis]

Wow, Charlie, great question. My 38th favorite country is Tajikistan because it's fun to say. Next question.

[Children Callers]

Hi, Dennis. This is Evan from California, and I have a riddle for you.

[Dennis]

Oh, boy. Two riddles in one day. What do you got, Evan?

[Children Callers]

Throw away the outside and cook the inside. Then eat the outside and throw away the inside. What is it?

[Dennis]

Oh, it's. It's. It's. Let's see. Um, it's a. Oh, yeah. It's like a food that comes in a package. Probably like pizza rolls. No, that's not right. Um, it's. Oh, yeah, good thinking. It's a banana. No, wait, you don't cook the inside banana bread.

[Children Callers]

Do you give up?

[Dennis]

Yeah, seven. I give up. What is it? What is it? Tell.

[Children Callers]

It's corn on the cob. You throw away the husk. Cook and eat the Kernod. And throw away the cob.

[Mindy]

Bye.

[Dennis]

Oh, corn on the cob. Of course. Well, I didn't guess it because I don't throw away the cob. I eat them. What? Reggie, you don't eat your cobs? Well, you're missing out. Lots of fiber in corn cobs. Thanks for your calls, everyone. If you've got a question for me, call and leave me a message. The number is 1-888-7-WOW. Wow. I just might answer your question on Wee Wow on the weekend. Okay, that takes care of that. All right, what's next? What's next? Oh, yeah. Let's listen to an episode. Thanks, co host. Next up is a little segment I like to call Inside Tinkercast Studios. Ahem. Inside Tinkercast Studios. This is the part where we revisit an episode of one of my favorite Tinkerc. Cast shows. And today we're listening to wow in the World, Season 1, Episode 21 called A Case for the Giggles. Yeah, it's a story about why laughter is good for us. I know. I love laughing. Okay, fine. I'll hold my laughter until the end of the show. Let's play the episode. All right, here we go. And.

[Mindy]

Wow in the World. We'll be right back.

[Dennis]

Grown ups.

[Mindy]

This message is for you.

[Dennis]

That's it.

[Mindy]

Back to the show.

[Dennis]

Wow in the world.

[Mindy]

Okay, bye. I'll see you tomorrow. Hey, watch out for that pile of breakable stuff at the end of the driveway.

[Dennis]

Oh.

[Mindy]

Going inside. Hey. Hey. What in the world? Guy Raz. Guy Raz. What? Um. Hey, Guy Raz. What is going on in here?

[Guy Raz]

Oh, hey, Mindy. You caught me in the middle of my new morning exercise routine.

[Mindy]

This is not exercise. You're just standing here laughing to yourself like you've gone bonker balls. What in the. This is not funny, Guy Raz. It's getting weird.

[Dennis]

Uh, okay, well.

[Guy Raz]

Well, maybe this will help. Here, here. Come watch this video.

[Children Callers]

Video?

[Mindy]

Man, I've been trying to be all eyes up, screens down. Okay, what's the video about?

[Guy Raz]

Oh, it's a video of the laughing Yogi. His name is Ramesh Padni, and he lives in India, where he as the world's greatest laugh teacher.

[Mindy]

A laugh teacher, Guy Raz. Who needs to be taught how to laugh?

[Guy Raz]

Well, grumpy people, for one thing. Mindy.

[Mindy]

Well, I'm not grumpy, but I'm also not in a laughing mood because I came over here to tell you about this serious science story that I learned, and you're just acting like life is one big joke, laughing and giggling all over the place. I don't even know what's going on anymore.

[Guy Raz]

Well, Mindy, let's make a bet.

[Mindy]

You want to make a bet?

[Guy Raz]

Yeah, a bet. I will bet you that this video of Yogi Ramesh Padney will make you laugh within 30 seconds. And, Mindy, if I'm wrong, I will fill up your swimming pool with gummy bears.

[Mindy]

Okay, first of all, that's not a swimming pool. That's a tunnel that I'm digging to China. But second of all, I'm intrigued. What happens if I lose?

[Guy Raz]

Well, if this video makes you laugh, you have to clean up my cat Alice's litter box for a whole.

[Mindy]

That's a li. Oh, man, I've been using that as a tiny sandbox. You mean she poops in there?

[Guy Raz]

Well, so what do you say? You want to shake on it?

[Mindy]

Your video of some guy trying to get me to laugh on command. Good luck with that, Guy Raz.

[Guy Raz]

You sure about that?

[Mindy]

I am so sure I'll win this bet that I've already sent out a telegram to all of the gummy bears in the world instructing them to march toward my house.

[Guy Raz]

Well, then it's a bet. You ready?

[Mindy]

Lay it on me.

[Guy Raz]

Okay. Okay. So here goes. Here is Yogi Ramesh Padney doing his laughing exercises.

[Dennis]

Laughing exercise for the Heart and mind. Very easy. And I am happy I am the next. I'm happy I am the best. I'm happy I am the next. Now you can do full laughter.

[Guy Raz]

Mindy, if we don't stop laughing, we're.

[Mindy]

Gonna be able to get on with our lives. Okay?

[Dennis]

Phew.

[Guy Raz]

Mindy. Mindy, we just experienced a phenomenon known as contagion.

[Mindy]

Contagion? Wait, contagion? Everyone, quick, cover your mouths. Put on your germ mask.

[Guy Raz]

Mindy.

[Dennis]

Mindy, don't worry.

[Guy Raz]

There's nothing to worry about.

[Mindy]

Oh, nothing to worry about, Guy Raz, I happen to know that the dictionary definition of contagion is the communication or spread of a disease by a direct or indirect contact. I mean, did you even say, see the movie contagion? I did it.

[Dennis]

Too scary.

[Guy Raz]

But, Mindy, you're right.

[Dennis]

That.

[Guy Raz]

That is one definition of contagion. But there's also another one and a little less scary.

[Mindy]

Well, I'm not taking this mask off until you can convince me it's safe.

[Guy Raz]

Mindy, the contagion I'm talking about is also about the spread of something, and in this case, the spread of an emotion or a behavior or an action.

[Mindy]

Wait a minute. So you're saying that when you were laughing, it spread to me and made me laugh?

[Guy Raz]

Yes. Contagion. Laughter is one of those things humans do that spreads to other humans. It's contagious.

[Mindy]

Oh, so that explains why when I go to the movies, I always wind up laughing a lot more than when I watch a movie at home by myself.

[Guy Raz]

Right, because when you hear other people laughing around you like you do at the movies, it feels triggers something in your brain that makes you want to laugh too.

[Mindy]

Wait a minute. So there are other things that we humans do that are contagious, too? Like when we yawn. Okay, that's enough. How does it work?

[Guy Raz]

If you see someone else yawn, there's a good chance you will yawn as well.

[Mindy]

Pretty sure we just experienced that, Guy Raz. But you know what? That smiling might be contagious too.

[Guy Raz]

Yep. See my pearly whites?

[Mindy]

Ooh, you are smiling with teeth I didn't even know you had. But, yeah, your smile kind of makes me want to smile too.

[Guy Raz]

And amazingly, Mindy, when you see another person shiver from the cold, even if you see them through a window, like, you know, say, inside your warm house, just seeing someone else shiver can make you feel colder.

[Mindy]

Wow, that is some serious contagion.

[Guy Raz]

It's all called mirroring behavior.

[Mindy]

Okay, so like, when you look in a mirror and you See your own reflection. Or when you see someone laughing or yawning or shivering and your body wants to mirror their behavior or copy it.

[Dennis]

Yes.

[Guy Raz]

Isn't it incredible?

[Mindy]

Yeah, it really is.

[Guy Raz]

And even more amazing is that these behaviors, especially laughter, can spread from one person to the next to the next to the next, almost like a cold or the flu.

[Mindy]

Oh, all right. So this reminds me of this crazy video that I saw where all of these people were stuck together on a train, and then one person started laughing, and then another person started laughing, and another and another, until before you knew it, the entire train was laughing their brains out. I thought the whole thing was gonna fly off the rails.

[Guy Raz]

Yes. I love that video. It's hilarious. And, you know, Mindy, you know what? There's a cognitive neuroscientist from the University of London named Sophie Scott.

[Mindy]

Time out. A cognitive neuroscientist is a person who studies the brain and thinking.

[Dennis]

Time in.

[Guy Raz]

And Sophie, well, she's one of the world's experts on laughter. You know, why we do it and why it spreads. And what she does is she takes groups of people into her lab and, well, she asks them to laugh.

[Mindy]

What for? Science. This is my kind of experiment.

[Guy Raz]

And what she's trying to figure out is how our laughter spreads and how laughter affects us.

[Mindy]

Well, I know I always. I always feel a lot better after I laugh.

[Guy Raz]

Me too. And, Mindy, what's so cool is that when we laugh, our bodies release natural chemicals, happy chemicals called neurotransmitters with silly names like dopamine and serotonin.

[Mindy]

Sorry.

[Guy Raz]

And these neurotransmitters help keep us smiling and also focused.

[Dennis]

Ah.

[Mindy]

So now I'm starting to understand those weirdo laughter exercises you were doing, Guy Raz.

[Guy Raz]

Well, Mindy, I was inspired by some research that was done by a team of scientists at Georgia State University. And they wanted to find out if laughing while exercising could actually be even better for certain people than just exercising alone. And guess what, chicken noob. Well, Mindy.

[Dennis]

What?

[Guy Raz]

These scientists found that when people laugh and exercise together, not only do they get stronger and. But if they're older, it helps their memory.

[Mindy]

No way. How does that work?

[Guy Raz]

Well, Mindy, for six weeks, a group of older adults, so maybe even older than some grandparents, listening, exercised for 40 minutes. And during that time, they were told to laugh for up to 60 seconds 10 different times. And whatever exercise they were doing, they had to laugh while doing them.

[Dennis]

What?

[Mindy]

That's nuts. So what happened?

[Guy Raz]

Well, laughter forces the muscles in your body to strengthen and relax. Strengthen and relax. And by repeating this, the researchers found that it actually helped this group of older adults become healthier.

[Mindy]

Wait, so this worked like they were healthier and stronger afterwards?

[Guy Raz]

Yes, and not only stronger, but the researchers found that the laughter helped this group remember things longer and stay happier. And the most interesting thing, Mindy, is that it didn't matter if it was real laughter or fake laughter. Our bodies can't really tell the difference. So all laughter is good.

[Mindy]

Wait, so they were just tricking their bodies into laughing?

[Dennis]

Yes.

[Guy Raz]

And the more they laughed, the more others around them laughed.

[Mindy]

Contagion.

[Dennis]

Yes.

[Mindy]

Oh, boy. Here we go again. Guy Raz, I am not gonna fall for it. No, I know what you're trying to do. I know that I lost the bet and I'm gonna have to clean your cat Alice's litter box, but I will not start laughing just because you're trying to beep.

[Dennis]

I can't hold it in anymore.

[Mindy]

Oh, boy.

[Dennis]

Ronnie, help. I can't stop. Weren't you listening? It's contagion. Hurry, hurry. Say something. Sa. Oh, that is sad. Oh, Reggie. No, it's okay. It's okay. I needed to stop laughing. Thank you. Well, yeah, now I'm too sad. Okay, we gotta balance back out and get a little happier than this. Um huh. Oh, good idea. Let's go out in the backyard and give new names to all my azaleas. Okay, let's think of some names quick. How about Francis? Well, what's your favorite name? No, your favorite name can't be Reggie because that's your name. And I don't want you getting confused when I water the garden in the.

[Mindy]

Grown ups. If you like wow. In the world. You can listen early and ad free right now on Wondery.

[Guy Raz]

Join Wondery in the Wondery app or on Wondery Kids on Apple Podcasts prime members can listen ad free on Amazon Music.

[Mindy]

And before you go, tell us about yourself by filling out out a short [e-mail] survey. Thanks for joining us for this edition of WEW on the weekend. Our show is written by Ruth Morrison and Jed Anderson. Original sound design and production is done by Henry Moskal and Marion Lozano with help from Jed Anderson and Tyler Thol. Original music for wewow on the Weeknd is composed and performed by Tyler Thol.

[Guy Raz]

Special thanks to Steph Sosa, Rebecca Caban and all of the other tinkerers at Tinkercast hq.

[Mindy]

There's still time to share your wee wow crafternoon challenges with us grown ups. You can upload pictures and videos of your projects to [e-mail] share or call us at 1-888-7www. Wow.

[Guy Raz]

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[Mindy]

Thanks again for thinking, tinkering, experimenting and exploring with us this week. Meet us back here on Monday for Wow in the World. And remember who wows we wow.

[Dennis]

Wow in the World. Wow in the World. Wow in the World. Wow in the World. Wow in the World.

[Mindy]

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