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Smart Shorts - Why Do We Laugh At Dad Jokes

Why Do We Laugh At Dad Jokes

04/09/25 • 18 min

Smart Shorts

In this episode we dive into the cheesy, groan-worthy world of dad humor. What makes these puns so bad they’re good? From corny one-liners to the science of laughter, we unpack why these timeless quips keep us chuckling—whether we want to admit it or not!

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In this episode we dive into the cheesy, groan-worthy world of dad humor. What makes these puns so bad they’re good? From corny one-liners to the science of laughter, we unpack why these timeless quips keep us chuckling—whether we want to admit it or not!

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