Emisión domingo 08 de septiembre

·1 hr·5 clips

Mary Coletas investigates Guinness records for the longest fart and a man who collected his fingernails into a 15cm pile.

The episode begins with hosts David Rionda and Rubén Morillo greeting listeners on Asturias Day, September 8, and announcing a new schedule for the show starting the next day. They open with 'Efemérides', covering historical events like Iron Maiden's album release and eBay's founding. Mary Coletas then presents an investigation into bizarre Guinness World Records, including the longest fart and a man who collected fingernails. The hosts shift to a public health segment on energy drinks, noting that half of Spanish teenagers consume them daily, comparing them to three coffees with sugar. They discuss the 'relationship weight' phenomenon, citing a 2015 study linking love to a 5-kilo weight gain. María Álvarez reports that two Asturian women, Leticia Ortiz and Irene Cano, are among Forbes' most influential in Spain. A study by German and Austrian researchers claims song quality has declined over 50 years, but the hosts counter with news of Phil Collins' return after health issues. Becartiz covers a viral story about Alejandra Rubio's tattoo, while Sara Fernández Suárez notes Asturias is Spain's second-most TV-addicted region. The episode critiques high textbook costs, with a viral 339-euro bill example, and shares a viral conversation where a father confuses his son's translation degree with acting. It ends with news of Oasis reuniting for a tour, a Harvard study suggesting four showers weekly, and a scam where a man faked his death to extort money.

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