A sold-out McNugget “caviar” kit, a Matchbox car that fetched more than $30,000, and a 90-year-old teacher setting a Guinness record were among the stories featured on “What in the World,” a podcast produced by NewClevelandRadio.net with Cleveland 13 News WCTU. The episode also touched on Rome art controversy, England’s cheese rolling and rising “wellness drinks” in Cleveland.

The episode opened with global culinary curiosities, including Pizza Hut Japan’s controversial “Handy Melt” a one-handed pizza stuffed with cheese and Kit Kats. Despite backlash, the sugary monstrosity returned this year with a strawberry upgrade, infuriating pizza purists worldwide. “You walk down the street with something like that in New York City, they'll run you out of town,” Seaburn quipped during the segment.

Azadegan’s journey began decades earlier when, at the age of nine, she and her family immigrated to the United States. “At that time, it was just more of a survival,” she said. “My parents didn’t know how to speak English. We had to start from scratch.” Shortly after arriving, she was enrolled in classical piano lessons with a neighbor who became a major source of emotional distress. “The teacher was extremely abusive to me,” she said. “I thought that I don’t have a voice. I have to listen to ot