Indicted again
It’s another glorious day in the USA, where you can get indicted for just about anything, from mis-attributing songs to stealing confidential documents. This week, Brad and David cover an impressive victory in women’s cycling, a Moscow Mule that’ll put you under the table, and the general instability of our pillars of democracy.

Polls and Poles
With around 300 Million people eligible to be the next President of the United States, how is it possible that (yet again) a better candidate hasn’t stepped up to the plate? Maybe it’s all rigged, or maybe it’s aliens. Speaking of aliens, Brad and David discuss the latest alien cover-up, as well as the potential new beachfront real estate opening up near the poles.

Running on Fumes
In this special travel episode of IP…Frequently, David embarks on a misadventure that starts when someone mistakenly pumps regular gas into his Sprinter van built for diesel fuel. Valuable lessons are learned in his harrowing journey, with helpful strangers who speak with confidence, but are cursed with incompetence.

Crashes, Attacks, and Travel Warnings
We’re hitting the ceiling, our buildings are sinking, and the White House is under attack. To some, this is cause for alarm. But to David and Brad, it’s just another week of reporting on the news stories that you need to know.

Missteps were made
The FBI walks back a prominent investigation, asserting that “missteps were made” in how they handled what they knew to be false claims tying Trump to Russia. And now, the angry mob that pushed the allegations say it’s time to move on, having failed in their attempt to manufacture the truth that they wanted. In other news, there’s trouble brewing at a Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority in Wyoming, and Martha Stewart finds herself on the cover of yet another magazine.

A tough couple of weeks
It’s been a tough couple of weeks for world leaders and horses. The grim reaper makes an unwelcome appearance at the King’s coronation, a college football team turns down an invitation to the White House, and the Kentucky Derby has some unfortunate deaths to explain for. David and Brad bring you all of this news and more, only on IP…Frequently.

Ep. 186 - Anything but the truth
Truth is overrated. Since people don’t really care for truth, the media helpfully curates the news to only show us what we want to see. Illegal immigration is down 90%, President Biden is so focused on his job that he unfortunately can’t participate in debates, and interviews with 2024 Presidential candidates are scrubbed to only show the good bits.

Ep. 185 - Drop the Anchors
It’s been a tumultuous month for news media personalities, with both CNN and FOX parting ways with their popular anchors. What will the future hold for how people get their news? Will the unemployed Don Lemon and Tucker Carlson start a new collaboration where they engage in entertaining debates from two different perspectives? Or, perhaps America will finally realize that the best source for news can be found right here, on IP…Frequently

Dominated by Artificial Intelligence It’s becoming more apparent that AI is gearing up to dominate humanity, and David and Brad are along for the ride. ChatGPT is putting people out of work, robots are learning to play soccer better than humans can, and ChaosGPT is generating myriad ways to destroy the world. In other news, the Vatican has set up a new international academy to investigate mystical phenomena around the world with a special team of ghost hunters.

Are your emails offending people? If you’re starting them off with “Hiya” and ending with “Thanks in advance”, then you’d be well advised to tune in and learn how not to make people feel attacked. Also in this episode, supplementing research papers with falsified data, simulating the harsh environment of Mars in a 1,700 square foot Houston condo, and drinking Drano versus drinking Bud Light.