On the wire with Rich and GQ

On the wire with Rich and GQ

By Rich and GQSociety & Culture
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On the wire with Rich and GQ episodes

  • Staying connected at a distance
    Things are different but we are the same. During this time we’ve been able to rest and reset. We hope you enjoy the episode of us sharing how we are moving through this different time.
    41 min
  • Catching up with you
    We spent some time away from the mic. But we’re back! We thought this convo was going to be short and sweet but we decided to catch up with you all. Thanks for tuning in.
    49 min
  • Sit down, I’m already standing
    We talk about the old phrase passing the buck. Not everyone knows that old saying. This show we express the feelings we have on people’s responsibilities as well as their intentions. Follow our other account on IG: @RichBfromGQCuts @GQfromGQCuts
    42 min
  • On a positive st**
    It’s easy to tell someone to stay positive but it’s not always easy to keep that in mind at all times for yourself. This episode we talk about ways we keep ourselves positive. As well as taking time to stop and enjoy the moment that we are living.
    32 min
  • Friends, how many of us have them... let’s be friends. Ha!
    They say friends come and go. But we must remember and appreciate the time our friends come into our lives. Even if it’s for a short period of time. This episode we talk about friends and the experience we have with different types of them. It’s our responsibility to be aware of who we make close and who we make acquaintances.
    50 min
  • Dialing in, getting to know the guys.
    This episode we introduce ourselves just a bit. You’ll hear our own personal beliefs on a few subjects that happen around us daily. From fitness to faith we had brief discussion about the way these play a part in our lives. Thanks for tuning in.
    46 min

About On the wire with Rich and GQ

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Not many people pick up the phone and have that conversation over what’s going on in their lives these days. We realize not many people use the word “wire” to refer to the phone or internet anymore.