Rodney and Pamela Kuhl team together to unfairly attack Friedo for not being a narcissist. Download this episode to hear how poorly they treated a guy who only has the best of intentions. In real life, Pam offers amazing wine tasting events in your own home or office. If you'd like to book your wine tasting experience with Pam just go to her website...
Friedo tries to interrupt Rodney's "I Hate Coach Prime" Parade.
Rodney and Friedo may be a week or two late on this one. But both have strong opinions about the early World Cup exit from the US Women's National Soccer team.
Rodney calls it "curse" training. Friedo calls it "look at me" training. Either way, neither of us likes it
Presason is upon us
Rodney and Friedo take on the economy and The Supreme Court.
Friedo says that the marketing department at Bud Lite is not doing the transgender community any good by exploiting them for an ad campaign
Friedo loves the idea of Coinstar but wonders if it's a genius idea or a ripoff.
Rodney and Friedo think that there is way too much unnecessary stress in the world.
Sometimes "solutions" and "plans" may look good on paper but stink in reality.
It is amazing how 2 people with different points of view can describe the same event.
Just as there are bad calls you must overcome to win a Super Bowl, there are also bad calls that happen in every day life that you must overcome.
Friedo tells you who DOESN'T care that this is the first Super Bowl where both starting QBs are black...THE PLAYERS! He thinks that as a country we can learn a lot by understanding that the players in the NFL don't see the race of their teammates...they see a teammate that is hopefully going to help accomplish their ultimate goal to win a championship.
Friedo and Rodney use the all important airline seat belt demonstration to talk about delivering and receiving messages.
The guys tell the story of 2 blind men and an elephant. One of the men is standing by the elephant's trunk and the other is standing by the elephant's tail. Each is told to touch the elephant and give their best description of the elephant. Can you imagine how different each description was of the same elephant? It's all about perspcective.
One of Rodney and Friedo's favorite TV Show is Undercover Boss. In this episode of Rockety Science Made Easy, we talk about the importance of staying "in touch" with people that you manage. How can you manage without knowing the day to day operations?
Rodney and Friedo discuss Traffic Jams ... not just literal traffic jams but traffic jams in your everyday life.
Rodney tells the story of one of his favorite memories of any state fair... The Butter Cow!
We are living in a world where people can't just disagree. They need to take it to the next level and resort to yelling and name calling
Friedo and Rodney solve one of the biggest mysteries of the world. Why is McDonalds always out of ice cream?
True stellar customer service is not that hard. Rodney and Friedo both recognize and love good customer service. But some businesses take it to the next level and make Stellar Customer Service part of their brand.
Friedo introduces us to the world of "irritainment" where he catches himself watching things on YouTube just because he knows it's going to irritate him.
Rodney and Friedo continue trying to make our lives simple. In this episode we talk about decay of humanity including the words we choose to use.
Rodney introduces us to of his all time favorite dogs...Truman and Max. Truman and Max would fight and bark all day long but at the end of the day they would both cuddle up and sleep next to each other. Even though they fought all day long, they were still friends. Disagreements are not always arguments.
Friedo and Rodney talk about taking the time to enjoy the day and the moment without letting our phones distract us.
Rodney tells the story of how a sign on the side of the road that said "Candy Corn Picked Daily" became a great example of how to advertise.
We can disagree without fighting!
Rodney tells the story of 2 dogs -- Truman and Max -- these dogs love to wrestle and fight each other. But, when the day ends they almost always remain side by side.
Rodney and Friedo want you to use your words carefully. And want to remind you that your choice of vocabulary can speak volumes about how people are going to perceive you as a person.
Friedo introduces us to the world of 1st Amendment Auditors. In an effort to "teach and defend the 1st Amendment", these people take their camerast in and around public buildings just waiting for someone to confront them. They simply want to agitate.
