Category: Podcasts

Episode 113 – ConfoundNation

Published February 7, 2023 by wrm

Join us for a funtastic podcast today as Bobby and Jordan engage in what can only be described as infotainment. This happy-go-lucky episode will surely…

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Episode 112 – Unscripted

Episode 112 – Unscripted

Published January 31, 2023 by wrm

If you listen to today’s episode you may be interloping in a friendly discussion between friends. All open minded friends are invited. Your browser does…

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Episode 111 – Predictions 2023

Episode 111 – Predictions 2023

Published January 23, 2023 by wrm

Join Bobby and Jordan on the podcast today for a contemplative and forward looking episode as they discuss their predictions for the year 2023 and…

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Episode 110 – Pilgrimage

Episode 110 – Pilgrimage

Published January 16, 2023 by wrm

A pilgrimage is defined as a journey to a sacred place or shrine. And a pilgrim is defined as one who takes that journey. And…

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Episode 109 – Uniparty Grind to War

Episode 109 – Uniparty Grind to War

Published January 10, 2023 by wrm

Jordan flies solo today and opines on the big-picture geopolitical situation. Hasn’t the writing been on the wall for a long time? You be the…

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Episode 108 – Spelling Defense

Episode 108 – Spelling Defense

Published January 3, 2023 by wrm

Bobby is nowhere to be found, and left to his own devices, Jordan interviews an expert friend on the subject of self-defense and other interesting…

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Episode 107 – Year In Review 2022

Episode 107 – Year In Review 2022

Published December 27, 2022 by wrm

This being the last episode of the year, Bobby and Jordan discuss the most important events of 2022 and their far reaching implications, perhaps affecting…

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Episode 106 – Sum Ting Wong

Episode 106 – Sum Ting Wong

Published December 20, 2022 by wrm

They tried, but unable to focus on a Christmas theme for very long Bobby and Jordan discuss the news of the week and other interesting…

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Episode 105 – Sweet Little Lies

Published December 13, 2022 by wrm

If you like movies and talking about movies and talking about current events, then this podcast episode is for you. Uncharacteristically, our hosts, Bobby and…

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Episode 104 – What Tweet?

Episode 104 – What Tweet?

Published December 6, 2022 by wrm

FUD (fear uncertainty doubt), obfuscation, omission and general ambiguous uncuriosity prevail this week as no one in the corporate legacy press is courageous enough to…

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