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Cue Reality
Join host Jeff Hanneson as he takes you on a journey to Enlighten, Educate, and Entertain.
Dive into intriguing topics and uncover fascinating facts that will expand your horizons.
Join host Jeff Hanneson as he takes you on a journey to Enlighten, Educate, and Entertain. Dive into intriguing topics and uncover fascinating facts that will expand your horizons.
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Uncover the Depths of Knowledge with Us
At Cue Reality, we strive to enlighten your mind with intriguing insights. Join us as we explore the unknown and expand your horizons.
Uncover the Depths of Knowledge with Us
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Meet the Host
In high school, Jeff Hanneson was voted “The Next Tom Brokaw.” While other kids were sneaking out to parties, Jeff was probably sneaking off to fact-check the punch bowl ingredients. Now he’s grown up (sort of) and is taking that award-winning combination of curiosity and questionable social priorities to YouTube, with Cue Reality—a weekly dive into the random, the ridiculous, and the “wait… is that actually true?” corners of our collective news feed.
Jeff thrives on the topics most reporters ignore: weird historical footnotes, internet myths, urban legends, and baffling “science” that sounds made up but isn’t… or is. Think of him as a private investigator, if private investigators were allowed to be sarcastic and didn’t have to sit in cars for hours eating cold fries.
With the precision of a seasoned journalist and the timing of a late-night comedian who’s had too much caffeine, Jeff blends fact-finding with satire. His investigations are part exposé, part stand-up set, and part “let’s see how deep this rabbit hole really goes before it gets awkward.”
Every episode of Cue Reality promises one thing: by the end, you’ll either know the truth, know why no one knows the truth, or at least know a bunch of useless trivia you can drop at parties to make people look at you funny. And for Jeff, that’s basically a win.