Episode 69 of the Sunburnt Podcast with Emmy Award-winning producer Thomas O'Brien and Netflix comedian Chip Chantry.

Adam Sandler officiated Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding at Madison Square Garden — and Paul McCartney played Beatles classics he hadn't performed since 1964. The boys break it all down, then debunk a study blaming travelers for their own lost luggage (spoiler: it's the airlines).

This week's tropical travel rundown includes Hawaii's new $5 shuttle from Waikiki to the North Shore, a new authentic Mayan cultural immersion trip through Tulum and Chichén Itzá, and a truly unforgettable travel horror story about a teenage bus driver in Cancún.

Plus: the birth of the Hot Dog Belt (a genuine invention pitch), a Jimmy Buffett tribute segment, and Fish of the Week featuring Peter the blue spine unicorn fish and his deeply cursed original poem.

In The Good Book, we cover Sven's 46-hour birthday time-zone loophole and the chilling record for the longest quarantined island in history — Scotland's 'Anthrax Island,' abandoned for 48 years after UK bio-weapon testing. Chip appoints himself its official tourism board.

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A giraffe is missing in Texas, tourists are paying thousands to sleep on a rusting shark tower, and the watermelon is now officially a fish. It's the 4th of July episode, Burnt Ones.

Episode 68 of the Sunburnt Podcast with Emmy Award-winning Producer Thomas O'Brien and Netflix Comedian Chip Chantry.

This week Thomas and Chip melt through a record-shattering double heat dome hitting Philadelphia with 110-degree feels-like temps right before the 4th of July. Chip recaps his front-row experience watching underdog island nation Curacao play the Ivory Coast in their Cinderella World Cup run. The guys investigate Gracie, the three-year-old giraffe who vanished from a Texas ranch despite helicopter searches, and debate whether they'd rather stay at Frying Pan Tower — the world's most dangerous hotel, 35 miles offshore in shark-infested Atlantic waters — or a Bora Bora bungalow.

Also on the docket: the number 41 dethroning 67 as Gen Alpha's hottest slang, a mystery parasite hitting 145 Americans, a pitch for a dark American Pie casserole sequel, and Fish of the Week honoring the watermelon (complete with an unforgettable Gallagher-style pool disaster). In The Good Book: eight feet of rain in 48 hours in India and Antarctica's hottest day ever recorded.

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Episode 67 of the Sunburnt Podcast — the number 1 tropical travel comedy podcast in the world is here with hosts Thomas O'Brien (Emmy Award-winning producer) and Chip Chantry (Netflix's Tires and Standup Comedian).

This week the boys tackle the most-traveled 4th of July in recorded history, with a record 72.2 million Americans hitting the road despite sky-high fuel and inflation. They dig into France fining shirtless male tourists $172 as a so-called hygiene crisis, the US Virgin Islands gambling $75 million to convert a classic resort into a Club Med, Jamaica quietly becoming the Caribbean's biggest inter-island hub, and a luxury Sardinia resort that pairs world-class beaches with a relentless Russian pickleball boot camp coach.

Along the way: Chip's heartwarming (and slightly tragic) 15-year neighborhood parade, a tribute to Jimmy Buffett's disdain for hot dog eating contests, and Fish of the Week stars Zander the goth triggerfish. In The Good Book, they cover the 1,400-mile Great Barrier Reef and Sam Groth's record 163 MPH tennis serve — the one he hit while still losing the match in straight sets.

Call the Trouble in Paradise Hotline at (310) 845-6038 with your worst vacation story.

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