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Ep 282 - Best of IP…Frequently
Ep. 282 - Best of IP…Frequently
In this best-of compilation from 2025, David Pridham and Brad Sheafe slice through news from the beginning of the year with their signature unfiltered commentary. From analyzing Trump's hands-on leadership in disaster zones to California's self-inflicted wildfire catastrophe, the hosts expose the stark contrast between officials who act and those who vacation in Ghana while their city burns. The duo also tackles our society's technological decline - from AI companions replacing human connection to 490-pound rappers suing rideshare companies.
In this best-of compilation from 2025, David Pridham and Brad Sheafe slice through news from the beginning of the year with their signature unfiltered commentary. From analyzing Trump's hands-on leadership in disaster zones to California's self-inflicted wildfire catastrophe, the hosts expose the stark contrast between officials who act and those who vacation in Ghana while their city burns. The duo also tackles our society's technological decline - from AI companions replacing human connection to 490-pound rappers suing rideshare companies.
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By David Prodham and Brad SheafeEp. 282 - Best of IP…Frequently
In this best-of compilation from 2025, David Pridham and Brad Sheafe slice through news from the beginning of the year with their signature unfiltered commentary. From analyzing Trump's hands-on leadership in disaster zones to California's self-inflicted wildfire catastrophe, the hosts expose the stark contrast between officials who act and those who vacation in Ghana while their city burns. The duo also tackles our society's technological decline - from AI companions replacing human connection to 490-pound rappers suing rideshare companies.
In this best-of compilation from 2025, David Pridham and Brad Sheafe slice through news from the beginning of the year with their signature unfiltered commentary. From analyzing Trump's hands-on leadership in disaster zones to California's self-inflicted wildfire catastrophe, the hosts expose the stark contrast between officials who act and those who vacation in Ghana while their city burns. The duo also tackles our society's technological decline - from AI companions replacing human connection to 490-pound rappers suing rideshare companies.