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It’s been a rollercoaster of a news cycle with Cuomo out of office, and the Taliban taking over Afghanistan. David and Brad give their incisive perspective on these events and more, only on IP…Frequently.

It’s a “Best Of” episode! So grab a Zima, sit back, and let Brad and David walk you through some of the best segments of the summer.

Special episode this week, recorded live from Martha’s Vineyard. The wives of Brad and David join the party, as well as a 3rd Degree Coxswain.

This week Brad and David cover everything from artificial intelligence to the lack of intelligence in the U.S. government. Also, a new segment debuts: Invention Story of the Week.

Brad and David deconstruct the quote, “And the question is whether or not we should be in a position where are why can’t the experts say we know that this virus…”. Also in this episode: Dead crusty birds, Olympics report, Donald Trump as Speaker of the House, and Venera 13.

Sharks get a bad rap. Math gets a bad rap. Just about the only thing we can all support is the National Spelling Bee. In this first inaugural IP…Frequently Spelling Bee, David and Brad compete for spelling champion.

Now that animals can get coronavirus, David and Brad explore the troubling implications. Also in this episode, scandals in Haiti, the Olympics, and on the planet Venus.

Freedom isn’t free, but it sure is complicated. This week, Brad & David cover several consequences of living in a free society - lawsuits, voting, taxes, and words that we’re no longer allowed to use.

Brad and David are moving to the big leagues with a new radio show this September! Now they’ve got to come up with a new show name, and while ’The Wizards of Woke’ would be the obvious choice, it’s a little too on the nose.

The numbers are in: IP…Frequently is big in Sweden. The Swedes, known for their sharp business acumen, look to David and Brad as authorities on unpacking current events that impact businesses across the planet (and the solar system).

• 1,000,000,000+ cicadas invade the US • 18,700,000 tested in Guangzhou • 9 Venera probes reach the surface of Venus • 1 Preeminent business podcast by world renowned hosts, David & Brad

After taking a look at some of the Fauci emails, Brad and David come to the conclusion that the government might be lying to us. Also in this episode, a herd of wild elephants, an Indian wedding, and the Medina Spirit.

IP…Frequently shakes things up with David’s recent purchase of a game-show wheel that selects the segments. This week, we’re treated to Guess the Tweeter, Woke Report, This Week in Innovation, Newsreel, and more!

Steven Segal, cyber terrorists, and a space probe eviscerated by the planet Venus…one awesome movie plot, or a podcast with David and Brad taking on the news that really matters? Tune in, only on IP…Frequently

Mask on, mask off, mask on? In this episode, David and Brad take guidance from President Biden on when to wear a mask, such as when paying a visit to former Presidents. Also, an Intellectual Property topic makes the news with the vaccine IP waivers. Finally, don’t miss this week’s “Barred or Banned”, with Snow White’s kiss being the latest controversy du jour.

Brad and David celebrate their newly acquired freedom now that fully-vaccinated people are allowed to be outside without a mask, as long as no one is nearby. Also in this episode, Harry and Megan (the “woke royals”) have $25M to spend on developing woke podcasts, will they make an offer to IP…Frequently?

Caractacus and The Horse With No Name go head to head in the Presidential Pole Position finals. Also in this episode, Brad and David discuss the UFO over Canada, Venera 3, and social media monitoring by the US Postal Service.

With the J&J vaccine out of commission, increased tensions in the Baltics…or Ukraine, and a potentially diluted Supreme Court, where is one to turn for guidance? The answer is right here, with Brad and David once again clearing a forest of lies with the machete of truth.

The big Google v Oracle case is on the docket in this episode, and we learn that apparently you really can’t create software anymore without the large tech companies being able to steal it. Also, Brad and David discuss whether there are any foreseeable issues whatsoever with Elon’s desire to create super exotic and novel species of dinosaur.

In just a couple of months in office, the new administration is in the process of spending $4 trillion in a new infrastructure bill. Will that be enough? Join David and Brad as they pick through some of the important elements in the bill, including high-speed rail and sensitivity training. Also in this episode, a special segment: Guess the Tweeter.