The Unemployment Chronicles: Recent Episodes
Matt Gapske
Hi, I'm Matt. I used to work in radio, and I'm looking for a new job in radio. In the meantime, I want to keep entertaining! Enter my podcast: The Unemployment Chronicles.
Live from the pillow fort each week, I'm gonna talk about everything here: pop culture, history, science, my life. Whatever pops in my head that day, I'm gonna take you right along with me on that train of thought.
Maybe you'll laugh. Maybe you'll smile. Maybe you'll learn something. Join me for The Unemployment Chronicles, because I've got a lot of time on my hands right now.
It's been a LONG time since you got a new podcast from me, and there's a lot of reasons why. Let me tell you about them here, and let you know that there's MORE TO COME!
If you want to stand on top of the world, it takes a whole lot of ambition. I'm talking about Mount Everest today on The Unemployment Chronicles: What it's like to climb the mountain, what it takes to survive, the ambition it takes to climb, and how that relates to our lives.
Geology is the topic of this episode of "The Unemployment Chronicles." We're talking plate tectonics and how the Cascadia Subduction Zone could pose a major threat for the Pacific Northwest.
Don't know what the Cascadia Subduction Zone is? I've got ya covered here, explaining what it is and why it could be a major problem for the folks living nearby.
I've gotten a lot of questions over the years about my profession. I'm answering a few of those burning questions you might have about radio.
Hey...I'm unemployed, remember? So let's deep dive on what I consider to be an underappreciated part of TV shows: the theme song.
What makes a good theme song. Why they are important. What's the best TV theme song of all time? That's not up for debate, and I'll reveal that and more on this episode of The Unemployment Chronicles.
Starting off my "normal" types of podcasts with a story from American history that you might not know about: The Noble Train of Artillery. Taking you back to the early days of the Revolutionary War here, and the genius of a young book store owner named Henry Knox.
First episode of The Unemployment Chronicles. I lost my job. I'm gonna fill you in on my situation, what's going on in my life, and what the future may hold.
In further episodes, I'll have more entertaining topics...