Brief-Witted: Recent Episodes
Paul
A Mon, Thu, Sat podcast on topics designed to provoke fun dialogue outside of your everyday content exposure. Aiming at humorous, and usually brief, escape the breaking news cycle and let your opinions loose. Email at paulsbrief@gmail.com. Follow on Twitter @paulsbrief
On today's episode, I'm wondering how airlines can be promoting $15 tickets for one-way flights when most of us are supposed to be staying at home. Isn't that just begging us to take an ill-advised trip? Should that even be allowed? What about Quarantine? Let me know your thoughts @paulsbrief on twitter, paulsbrief@gmail.com, or watch my channel at Brief-Witted Podcast on YouTube.
Today's episode is all about emergency preparedness, but mostly, how little we're prepared. Using the Red Cross as our guide, we'll explore what's in an emergency kit, the steps to preparedness, and a solution to get people to be better prepared in the future.
In Today's episode, how is there a conspiracy theory for everything? Fake Moon landing? Flat Earth, is the queen a cannibal? I think we need an Accuracy Ambassador to help us find our way. Listen in to see if we're talking about you.
On today's episode, how have we not returned to the moon since 1972? It's been nearly 50 years since the last people walked on the moon, and I want to talk about why? Is it cost? Aliens? Take a few minutes away from the trending news cycle and let your mind wander to places you didn't realize you had so many opinions! Like. Subscribe. Leave a review. Follow on twitter @paulsbrief or email a topic you'd like to hear about to Paulsbrief@gmail.com.
In Today's episode-- How are presidential updates still delivered on live network TV? Why aren't all social media avenues considered and utilized? Aren't we missing out on an important portion of the audience by skewing towards live network updates, even if they are streamed on live TV services?
In Today's episode-- How are cruise ship vacations so popular? Are they as fun and carefree as you imagine? Have a listen and join the conversation as we rethink vacations and reconsider the love of cruises.
In today's episode, how does Daylight Savings Time still exist in 2020? Is its origin how you remember it? Have we had opportunities to change the system? Listen as we take this current topic and go beyond the headline. A 13 minute listen.