The Year of the Cow - A Ryan Fair Podcast

The Year of the Cow - A Ryan Fair Podcast

By Ryan FairComedyImprov
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The Year of the Cow - A Ryan Fair Podcast episodes

  • Lysol, and a very bland RNC!
    I discuss a lack of diversity with the Republican national committee. The lack of female representation in minority representation within the Republican Party. I talk about alternatives and ways to get people of other colors in denominations and genders into the party. And, I talk a little bit about the supply chain issues with our American companies and one in particular that is doing it the right way!
    24 min
  • Elections, Voting and Fraud
    I discuss the outcome of the 2020 election. I discuss new ways of counting votes moving forward; mail in ballots that will be very popular in future elections. And, we will discuss the outcome of humanity if a proper investigation does not take place after this election. Specific states that had votes that were near 1% margin of error need to be counted twice to insure everyone in this country can back our 46th President.
    21 min
  • I’m, tired.
    I talk about my mental state this week. Lol — Discuss my feelings of 2020 and how we got here, and even if I’m wrong, I have the right to ask for forgiveness.
    37 min
  • California Fires & Power Outages
    I discuss the most recent fires in California, and the power outages of over 1 million Pacific gas and electric customers. I talked about the resiliency of the power great, and the importance of people to purchase solar panels who live in these high-risk areas.
    13 min
  • Sports Ratings Decline & Over Leveraged Athletes
    I talk about a question that Brett Favre recently asked Donald Trump in a interview. And, I’ll begin to go down the rabbit hole of why player ratings went down, maybe help players themselves improve their image while trying to improve our communities.
    17 min

About The Year of the Cow - A Ryan Fair Podcast

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This podcast was supposed to be funny, but I recognize that my humor only comes when I’m talking about serious issues.