Bringing Down the House
Houses, if well-maintained, can be functional for hundreds of years. The House of Representatives, on the other hand, cannot. With so many octogenarian senators finding it difficult to perform their civic duties, it may be time to again consider term limits. David and Brad discuss this and other news that business owners need to know, right here on Pridham and Sheafe

Booked

It’s not every day that a 6’3”, 215 lb. man with strawberry blonde hair is booked into Georgia’s Fulton County Jail, but these days anything is possible. In this episode, David and Brad discuss a former U.S. President’s legal problems, and a current Russian President’s extra-legal “solutions”. And in news that affects the everyday man (or woman): 1. The NIH may soon recommend a maximum of one alcoholic drink per week. 2. Paper straws might be good for turtles, but toxic for humans. 3. A Sasquatch sighting puts everyone on high alert.

The 200th Episode
Two hundred of anything is a lot of that thing…unless you’re talking about the cost of gas or groceries…but in this case we’re talking about the 200th episode of IP…Frequently. That’s 200 episodes packed with business insights, current events, and witty banter. The streak continues this episode with an analysis of the Maui fire tragedy, a potentially reasonable candidate for U.S. President, and a controversial ruling on Queens by the world chess federation.

Best of Pridham and Sheafe
Pop some .corn and prepare to reminisce as we bring you some of the best segments from the past one hundred episodes of Pridham and Sheafe!

Credit Crunches and Billionaire Brawls

America’s credit rating has been downgraded, a former U.S. President is getting indicted…again, and two of the richest people in history are training for a cage match. Just another day in 2023.

The Truth is Out There
Whether you’re traveling a few trillion miles or a few hundred, it’s always good to be prepared in case you get stranded. This includes charting out gas stations to ensure you’re not hiking in 110 degree West Texas heat, and also not getting captured by unnamed US governmental agencies. In this episode, David and Brad discuss the recent Congressional hearing about UAPs. Is it all a big cover up, or just a bunch of crazies who are making things up?

Force Majeure
Today, we delve into the journeys of two industry titans, David Pridham and Brad Sheafe, and uncover the events that shaped their remarkable careers. Join us as they share anecdotes from their salad days in the vibrant 80s, tank-tops and all. In our news segment, we tackle pressing topics that demand attention. Discover the Vice President's concerning plan to reduce the US population, and stay informed about the equally concerning Borax challenge.

Don’t they have cameras in the White House?
Who’s responsible for the baggie of cocaine in the White House? Does plastic melt in an air fryer? Do dwarves have to be short? It seems these should all have simple, straightforward answers. But this is 2023, and nothing is simple anymore.

High and Dry (with no wifi)
Brad is high and dry (with no wifi) in the Rocky Mountains, but that won’t stop him from giving the people what they want. And what they want is more IP…Frequently. This week, David and Brad unravel the new social media platform called Threads, ponder the consequences of eating 39.5 hot dogs in 10 minutes, and get to the bottom of the White House cocaine baggie.

Conspiracies and body doubles
Brad and David are back at it, smoking out the deep-state and blowing the whistle on the issues that Americans need to know about. In this episode, you’ll get informed about the superdelegate controversy, UFO sightings, recent Supreme Court rulings, shirtless RFK Jr., Putin body doubles, and more.