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According to the White House press secretary, there’s no indication of recent extra terrestrial activity, but David and Brad don’t want to rule that out just yet. They go on to ask if an alien invasion is brewing, what impact will that have on Biden’s reelection? Tune in for all that, and a possible new pandemic, only on IP…Frequently.

Brad and David look up to the sky and report on the strange objects that threaten small businesses in the US, from Chinese balloons to green comets grazing the Earth’s atmosphere. But it’s not all bad news…this episode also features a quick lesson on the pronunciation of wines, and David asks Brad to share his favorite Perez Musharraf story.

It’s been said countless times before, but it bears repeating: David and Brad mean business. In this episode, Brad reveals the number one rule in running a small business. Other newsworthy topics include Biden’s “Thinktank” and the world’s oldest llama.

My fellow Americans, let us ask ourselves: was this podcast episode description crafted by an advanced intelligence of the artificial kind, mimicking the words of a great leader such as JFK? It is a question that demands an answer. But let me assure you, do not be afraid. David Pridham and Brad Sheafe are real individuals, with a purpose and a passion for their work. Together, we can continue to push the boundaries of technology, and strive for a brighter future for all, but knowing that here on earth God's work must truly be our own. Thank you.

The year was 1963. The city, New Orleans, Louisiana. What did George Joannides know about Lee Harvey Oswald, and does the CIA still have something to hide? Join David and Brad as they take a deep dive into the JFK assassination with the help of Rob Clark, host of the Lone Gunman Podcast.

The boys are back in town, and they mean business. In this episode, Brad and David discuss Biden’s think tank, India overtaking China, and their affinity for gas stoves.

It’s a new year and new optimism for the political future of the country. Unfortunately, there are already indications that we don’t have the best and brightest people running for elected office.

What better way to start 2023 than to take on new resolutions to improve our quality of life. Obviously, the first resolution is to listen to an IP…Frequently episode two or even three times a week. In this episode, Brad and David share their resolutions, as well as the news that small business owners need to know.

It’s the great prognostications episode, and David and Brad have a flawless track record for predicting the important events of the year to come. In this episode they forecast the democratic and republican presidential nominations, and they also hazard a guess as to whether Jonathan, the 190 year old tortoise, will live to see another birthday.

As everyone knows, Brad and David mean business, which is why they’re excited to announce a fantastic job opportunity coming out of the City of New York. In other news, the American Girl company takes a stand, and Twitter decides its in the best interest of humanity to ban the My Pillow Guy.

Brad and David have a knack for uncovering the conspiracies that turn out to be true, whether it’s the recent untimely deaths of crypto “whiz kids”, the disappearance of Caspian seals, or the JFK assassination.

There’s no doubt about it, David and Brad mean business. This week, they discuss a controversial meeting at Mar a Lago, a cunning strategy by King Juan Carlos of Spain, and a potentially momentous lawsuit involving the makers of Velveeta.

David and Brad bring you the latest news that you need to know. Now that Thanksgiving is over, many people are warming up their credit cards for a holiday shopping spree, but Amazon’s Jeff Bezos surprisingly warns people against spending too much in this recession-like economy.

Assuming all the detailed verification goes through and Elon gives his blessing, IP…Frequently may soon earn a prestigious blue check. This week, Pridham and Sheafe discuss the news that business-owners need to know, including Dolly Parton, Twitter updates, coffee beverages to avoid, and the national corn hole scandal.

David steps out of the IP…Frequently studio to get the word on the street about the midterms, and the sentiment is…not great. What’s America going to look like for the next two years? Find out here, only on IP…Frequently.

Waves of internet citizens are signing out of Twitter for the last time and kicking back in their airplane seats, now with more legroom. That conveniently puts them in a comfortable position for listening to IP…Frequently, discussing the most important issues of the day.

President Biden says the economy is booming, and who are we to cast doubt on that claim? After all, we live in a free country where anyone can make up whatever they want and then claim it to be true. Also in this episode, the top signs you might be in a toxic friendship, and a new theory on why JFK was killed.

People often ask David and Brad how they sleep at night knowing they’ve lost a whole audience from their remarks on today’s controversial issues, from whether it’s OK to allow high school students to identify as cats…to questioning if organic chemistry should be made easier for university students. Their answer? Once they take a look at their royalty checks, the pain goes away pretty quickly.

Tackling the big news items of the week that everyone needs to know. In this episode, Brad and David probe into the shady dealings of the FBI, and then report on how to construct a different sort of probe that can improve your chess game.

David and Brad give you the scoop from the coop, reporting on the frightening possibility of a turkey shortage this Thanksgiving. Later on, they tackle tough and divisive issues, such as who should get hurricane relief first, and whether hooking a 33lb walleye should disqualify a person from winning a fishing contest.