It’s a special on-location episode of IP…Frequently, featuring David, Brad, and their wives Emberli and Krista. Dispensing small business advice at every turn, they discuss the danger of emojis, the health-promoting effects of French fries, and a new app that encourages you to take a picture of your meat.
It’s another week of redirection and false narratives spewing out of the current administration. Two consecutive quarters of negative economic growth doesn’t indicate a recession, Speaker Pelosi isn’t using insider information to make millions, and Monkeypox is the most pressing threat in the country today.
More and more people are feeling fear and imminent danger at least once a day. Peacocks are getting devoured by coyotes, pilots are abandoning their aircraft, brawls are happening at Disney World…are we cultivating a NOP (as Brad terms it), or is there more to the story?
The cost of cold cuts is too damn high, along with innumerable other consumer goods. But inflation doesn’t seem to concern the current administration, as they’re focused on far more pressing matters like fist-bumping tyrants halfway across the world.
Pull out your dictionary and phrasebook, because there are a slew of things you need to cross out (can we say that?) if you want to hold yourself accountable for your linguistic infractions. Join David and Brad as they guide you on things you can’t say anymore (like picnic), and their Brandeis University-approved replacements (outdoor eating). And whatever you do, do not talk about breakfast tacos.
When a person suddenly dies, it’s tragic. But when a person inexplicably dies just before they are supposed to testify before a Government panel, something more sinister may be afoot. Join David and Brad as they delve into current events, conspiracies, and other issues that small business owners need to know.
American Airlines is having trouble getting people where they want to go, New Yorkers are no longer able to rent monkeys, and Texas contemplates secession (again)…who will right this ship? David and Brad might have an idea.
Inflation is through the roof, aliens are appearing at the Queen’s Jubilee, and we’re no longer allowed to say Monkeypox…no wonder we’re all hanging by a thread this week. Not to fear, David and Brad are here to steer us through the news that small businesses need to know.
Like a van with a broken gas gauge, David and Brad drive prudently along the road of business advice equipped with a pen and a steno pad. On this road, Brad performs a soliloquy entitled “Hey You”, and in other news, we may have confirmation on whether banning is more severe than barring.
Only on IP…Frequently is the truth dished out with no varnish on it whatsoever. Hitting wide-ranging topics, from boots on the ground DisneyWorld updates, to President and Dr. Biden’s fexting spats, to Collie’s battling an identity crisis, IP…Frequently brings you the plain, honest, candid, and unembellished truth, every single week.
The shadow of Monkeypox looms large over the US Economy with an increasing number of cases detected in the US. Are we headed into another lockdown, or will an impending asteroid make that question irrelevant? Learn the answer to that and more, only on IP…Frequently.
David has a disturbing encounter with his self-aware shower, but that won’t stop him and Brad from reporting on the important news affecting small businesses today. This week they cover the US News & World Report’s Best Cities to Live & Work, an unfortunate ordinance in Rome, and a space alien update.
In a world reeling from fake news and sinister propaganda, the Disinformation Board is established to help us know what is and isn’t so. David and Brad discuss the merits of such a Board, as well as other business topics that small business owners need to know.
Due to popular demand, David and Brad release the Director's Cut of the Kyle Gordy interview, featuring another special guest who approaches baby-making from another angle.
It’s the first-ever pregnancy and baby-making themed episode of IP Frequently. David and Brad tackle the leaked Supreme Court ruling, then head across the pond to an unfortunate incident of porn in the House of Commons. At the climax of this episode, we meet special guest Kyle Gordy, who shares his story about helping women get pregnant all over the world.
Celebrities everywhere are threatening to #cancel Twitter now that their version of free speech is in danger. And while that clown show progresses, a disturbing monkey show is taking place on the other side of the world.
It’s a dangerous world out there, both in reality and in the Metaverse. Join David and Brad as they peel away their masks and tackle the pressing issues that every small business needs to know.
We don’t need no thought control, but maybe if we believe the narrative coming out of the White House for long enough, their version of reality will come true. Until then, we have record inflation, a packed Supreme Court, and trouble on Neptune.
David and Brad ponder the real issues impacting businesses in America. Will Elon Musk’s seat at the Twitter table be good or bad for the average small business owner? Is there any stopping Instagram’s prudish censorship of influencers in non-traditional relationships? Will Captain & Tennille make a comeback? Explore all that and more, only on IP…Frequently.
There are some segments so good, they have to be aired twice…this week’s podcast is a collection of those segments, curated by the bigwigs in the IP Frequently War Room. Catch up on UFO sightings, feral ferrets, the End Times, and more.
Biden springs into action, the mayonnaise wars commence, and David and Brad investigate whether it was an innocent mistake or an intentional act to deprive Nantucket residents of their packages.
Join David and Brad as they announce the winners and losers in the first ever IP…Frequently 80’s Song Bracket. In other news, the world is grappling with Putin on steroids, a plague of flying spiders, and homicidal camels.
America is short on gas, but the Biden administration isn’t too worried because electric cars are here to save the day. Moving on to state politics, Mayor Lori Lightfoot takes mudslinging to a new level. And unfortunately, the Big Apple again falls prey to The Feces Bandit, who slings something else entirely.
The world is standing up to Russia, and Putin moves his family to a Siberian underground city. Also, Brad saves David’s life by performing an on-air Heimlich, thus ensuring a future filled with more episodes of IP…Frequently.
It's an unconventional song for unconventional times here on IP...Frequently. In this episode, Brad and David address peace in Europe, 13-month pregnancies, and they share a point of agreement with Caitlyn Jenner on at least one issue.
Join IP…Frequently hosts David and Brad as they discuss ornate 20ft long custom Italian-made gold-leaf tables, how to win a Nobel Peace Prize, pot brownies, and more.
It’s the Beijing Olympics, and “all hope is dead”, according to athletes as they’re escorted to their COVID-19 isolation camps. But hope is still alive on IP…Frequently, where we’re still free to discuss controversial topics like Joe Rogan and mask policies.
IP…Frequently welcomes back Rob Clark, host of The Lone Gunman Podcast, to work towards resolving the one question on everyone’s mind - Who shot JFK? Also in this episode, David and Brad address how many emotional support ferrets are too many, as well as the merits of Minnie Mouse’s new sustainable pantsuit.
The Wheel of IP is back this episode! Listen to David and Brad spin insights on viral outbreaks, the judicial branch, and giant house cats.
It's a veritable menagerie on this episode of IP...Frequently. David and Brad discuss 3-eyed cows, octopus rights, and a #trending culinary delicacy known as 'Sleepy Chicken'.
