This episode is packed with hilarity, awkward moments, and jaw-dropping surprises. Here's everything you missed (and need to hear again):
🔥 Segment Highlights:
- The Dumbest Jobs in America
The team dives into a viral list of the dumbest jobs in the U.S., from chicken sexers and pet food tasters to professional cuddlers and mourners for hire. But the top spot? Sign spinners. And this crew has opinions.
- Jubal Phone Prank – Juniper the Barber
Jubal calls a guy pretending to be a barbershop janitor obsessed with his hair. Things get real weird, real fast. Wigs, facial hair, and one very creeped-out victim. A must-listen!
- First Date Follow Up – Virgo Energy
Kane gets ghosted by Leah and can’t figure out why… until she reveals it’s all because he’s a Virgo. Astrology, mustard on fries, and talking plants all play a role in one of the wildest rejections yet.
- To Catch a Cheater – Long Distance Surprise
Brayden thinks his girlfriend Sabrina is cheating—until a flower delivery reveals she’s actually been working overtime to save for a move to be closer to him. Plot twist!
What’s Trending with Nina
Vatican conclave goes high-security as cardinals gather to choose the next Pope
Disney announces a new waterfront theme park in Abu Dhabi
Pharrell throws an epic UNO tournament after the Met Gala
Rihanna promises her new album won’t be delayed by pregnancy this time
- You vs. Victoria – Trivia Showdown
A trivia question about “the longest month” stirs serious debate and frustration. Spoiler: Victoria loses big. But was the question even fair?
- Weekly Check-In
Nina shares a feel-good story about her new doctor hyping her up during a wellness exam, proving we all need someone in our corner—even in the stirrups.
Your all-access pass to the most hilarious, outrageous, and unpredictable moments from The Jubal Show! Catch up anytime with all your favorite segments, including:
🎭 Jubal Phone Pranks – where Jubal Fresh pulls off the funniest and most absurd prank calls on unsuspecting victims.
🤫 Dirty Little Secret – where listeners confess their wil