IP... Frequently: A Not-Very Intellectual Business Podcast

Truth is overrated. Since people don’t really care for truth, the media helpfully curates the news to only show us what we want to see. Illegal immigration is down 90%, President Biden is so focused on his job that he, unfortunately, can’t participate in debates, and interviews with 2024 Presidential candidates are scrubbed to only show the good bits.

It’s been a tumultuous month for news media personalities, with both CNN and FOX parting ways with their popular anchors. What will the future hold for how people get their news? Will the unemployed Don Lemon and Tucker Carlson start a new collaboration where they engage in entertaining debates from two different perspectives? Or, perhaps America will finally realize that the best source for news can be found right here, on IP…Frequently.

It’s becoming more apparent that AI is gearing up to dominate humanity, and David and Brad are along for the ride. ChatGPT is putting people out of work, robots are learning to play soccer better than humans can, and ChaosGPT is generating myriad ways to destroy the world. In other news, the Vatican has set up a new international academy to investigate mystical phenomena around the world with a special team of ghost hunters. 

Are your emails offending people? If you’re starting them off with “Hiya” and ending with “Thanks in advance”, then you’d be well advised to tune in and learn how not to make people feel attacked. Also in this episode, supplementing research papers with falsified data, simulating the harsh environment of Mars in a 1,700 square foot Houston condo, and drinking Drano versus drinking Bud Light.

A former U.S. President is in hot water, and we’re not talking about Bill Clinton. This week, David and Brad tackle Trump’s indictment, what it means for him, and what it portends for all the other politicians who have paid off women to sign NDAs (and there are a lot of them). Meanwhile, stories of more significance (like the U.S. Army missing recruitment goals by 50%) barely raise an eyebrow on the national stage.

David and Brad tackle the AI chat phenomenon and discover its responses to political and social issues to be a bit one-sided. Could this be due to companies like Google feeding AI only what they believe to be true? In other news the TSA has once again made the skies safer by ruling that peanut butter is, in fact, a liquid…and therefore banned in quantities larger than 3.4 ounces. 

David and Brad discuss everything from home remodeling tips to investing in long-term treasury bonds to the chicken shortage. Also in this episode, an analysis of DA-overreach. 

Pridam & Scheafe solved the JFK mystery last week, and now they’re going back in time to see what else they can fix. This week, they travel back to the recent Chicago mayoral election and give some tips to Lori Lightfoot.

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.

We lost a lot more than a bird, we lost a friend.” David and Brad recount fond memories after the loss of the beloved vulture Pin at the Dallas Zoo. In other news, you might want to put down, or pick up, that soda with a revealing finding in a new mouse study.

David and Brad continue their mission to protect small businesses with their witty banter. In not-shocking-at-all news, the Center for Online Security warns people that their actions might lead to less privacy online and in real life. And in other news, deep-fried cauliflower sandwiches might just be coming your way.

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.

Whether it involves consuming news or food, IP…Frequently guides you through your day as a small business owner in these modern times of uncertainty. So brew yourself a large mug of coffee, add a couple shots of Bailey’s, and tune in.

Biden doesn’t see the reason for all the consternation about 8.5% inflation…as David and Brad point out, at least it’s not 10%. To add to the pandemonium, a CO2 shortage could lead to a dry spell for beer. All that and more, only on IP…Frequently.

Employees don’t want to go back to the office, they want to stay at home with a VR set on their heads as they queue in virtual lines at Disney World’s Metaverse experience. In other news, there’s been a throne change across the pond.

David takes a resort vacation and advises against taking slide #2. In US politics news, Biden takes a 40% approval victory lap, and Trump calls on the FBI to overturn the election and appoint him. And finally, a new way to understand your cat.

Right now we’re fighting for the soul of our nation. President Biden attempts to help us regain some degree of normalcy by calling out all the paranoia…on the right. If only the people on the right, including the semi-facists, would listen to reason.

When it comes to world leaders, we’re all just looking for a better man (or woman). That includes leaders of the G7 nations, as well as other nations, like Finland. Tune in as Brad and David tackle the top issues that businesses need to know, including the diet of a top world leader. Sticking to this diet might just give you the energy to take your business to the next level.

In health news, the CDC eases guidelines on COVID restrictions and testing, a new Food Compass by Tufts University helps steer people to the right foods to eat, and certain massage parlors may be giving patrons more than what they bargained for. All that and more, only on IP…Frequently.

It’s a special on-location episode of IP…Frequently, featuring David, Brad, and their wives Emberli and Krista. Dispensing small business advice at every turn, they discuss the danger of emojis, the health-promoting effects of French fries, and a new app that encourages you to take a picture of your meat.

It’s another week of redirection and false narratives spewing out of the current administration. Two consecutive quarters of negative economic growth doesn’t indicate a recession, Speaker Pelosi isn’t using insider information to make millions, and Monkeypox is the most pressing threat in the country today.

More and more people are feeling fear and imminent danger at least once a day. Peacocks are getting devoured by coyotes, pilots are abandoning their aircraft, brawls are happening at Disney World…are we cultivating a NOP (as Brad terms it), or is there more to the story?

The cost of cold cuts is too damn high, along with innumerable other consumer goods. But inflation doesn’t seem to concern the current administration, as they’re focused on far more pressing matters like fist-bumping tyrants halfway across the world.

Pull out your dictionary and phrasebook, because there are a slew of things you need to cross out (can we say that?) if you want to hold yourself accountable for your linguistic infractions. Join David and Brad as they guide you on things you can’t say anymore (like picnic), and their Brandeis University-approved replacements (outdoor eating). And whatever you do, do not talk about breakfast tacos.

A show that has it all…Brad and David deliver an expert analysis on current events, then move onto culinary news where hot dogs and giant snails are on the menu. Stick around for the art segment to learn about a person who was framed (literally) for committing a crime against a Van Gough.

When a person suddenly dies, it’s tragic. But when a person inexplicably dies just before they are supposed to testify before a Government panel, something more sinister may be afoot. Join David and Brad as they delve into current events, conspiracies, and other issues that small business owners need to know.

American Airlines is having trouble getting people where they want to go, New Yorkers are no longer able to rent monkeys, and Texas contemplates secession (again)…who will right this ship? David and Brad might have an idea.

Inflation is through the roof, aliens are appearing at the Queen’s Jubilee, and we’re no longer allowed to say Monkeypox…no wonder we’re all hanging by a thread this week. Not to fear, David and Brad are here to steer us through the news that small businesses need to know.

Like a van with a broken gas gauge, David and Brad drive prudently along the road of business advice equipped with a pen and a steno pad. On this road, Brad performs a soliloquy entitled “Hey You”, and in other news, we may have confirmation on whether banning is more severe than barring.

Only on IP…Frequently is the truth dished out with no varnish on it whatsoever. Hitting wide-ranging topics, from boots on the ground DisneyWorld updates, to President and Dr. Biden’s fexting spats, to Collie’s battling an identity crisis, IP…Frequently brings you the plain, honest, candid, and unembellished truth, every single week.

The shadow of Monkeypox looms large over the US Economy with an increasing number of cases detected in the US. Are we headed into another lockdown, or will an impending asteroid make that question irrelevant? Learn the answer to that and more, only on IP…Frequently.

David has a disturbing encounter with his self-aware shower, but that won’t stop him and Brad from reporting on the important news affecting small businesses today. This week they cover the US News & World Report’s Best Cities to Live & Work, an unfortunate ordinance in Rome, and a space alien update.

In a world reeling from fake news and sinister propaganda, the Disinformation Board is established to help us know what is and isn’t so. David and Brad discuss the merits of such a Board, as well as other business topics that small business owners need to know.

Due to popular demand, David and Brad release the Director's Cut of the Kyle Gordy interview, featuring another special guest who approaches baby-making from another angle.

It’s the first-ever pregnancy and baby-making themed episode of IP Frequently. David and Brad tackle the leaked Supreme Court ruling, then head across the pond to an unfortunate incident of porn in the House of Commons. At the climax of this episode, we meet special guest Kyle Gordy, who shares his story about helping women get pregnant all over the world.

Celebrities everywhere are threatening to #cancel Twitter now that their version of free speech is in danger. And while that clown show progresses, a disturbing monkey show is taking place on the other side of the world.

It’s a dangerous world out there, both in reality and in the Metaverse. Join David and Brad as they peel away their masks and tackle the pressing issues that every small business needs to know.

We don’t need no thought control, but maybe if we believe the narrative coming out of the White House for long enough, their version of reality will come true. Until then, we have record inflation, a packed Supreme Court, and trouble on Neptune.

David and Brad ponder the real issues impacting businesses in America. Will Elon Musk’s seat at the Twitter table be good or bad for the average small business owner? Is there any stopping Instagram’s prudish censorship of influencers in non-traditional relationships? Will Captain & Tennille make a comeback? Explore all that and more, only on IP…Frequently.

There are some segments so good, they have to be aired twice…this week’s podcast is a collection of those segments, curated by the bigwigs in the IP Frequently War Room. Catch up on UFO sightings, feral ferrets, the End Times, and more.

Biden springs into action, the mayonnaise wars commence, and David and Brad investigate whether it was an innocent mistake or an intentional act to deprive Nantucket residents of their packages.

Join David and Brad as they announce the winners and losers in the first ever IP…Frequently 80’s Song Bracket. In other news, the world is grappling with Putin on steroids, a plague of flying spiders, and homicidal camels.

America is short on gas, but the Biden administration isn’t too worried because electric cars are here to save the day. Moving on to state politics, Mayor Lori Lightfoot takes mudslinging to a new level. And unfortunately, the Big Apple again falls prey to The Feces Bandit, who slings something else entirely.

The world is standing up to Russia, and Putin moves his family to a Siberian underground city. Also, Brad saves David’s life by performing an on-air Heimlich, thus ensuring a future filled with more episodes of IP…Frequently.

It's an unconventional song for unconventional times here on IP...Frequently. In this episode, Brad and David address peace in Europe, 13-month pregnancies, and they share a point of agreement with Caitlyn Jenner on at least one issue.

Join IP…Frequently hosts David and Brad as they discuss ornate 20ft long custom Italian-made gold-leaf tables, how to win a Nobel Peace Prize, pot brownies, and more.

It’s the Beijing Olympics, and “all hope is dead”, according to athletes as they’re escorted to their COVID-19 isolation camps. But hope is still alive on IP…Frequently, where we’re still free to discuss controversial topics like Joe Rogan and mask policies.

IP…Frequently welcomes back Rob Clark, host of The Lone Gunman Podcast, to work towards resolving the one question on everyone’s mind - Who shot JFK? Also in this episode, David and Brad address how many emotional support ferrets are too many, as well as the merits of Minnie Mouse’s new sustainable pantsuit.

The Wheel of IP is back this episode! Listen to David and Brad spin insights on viral outbreaks, the judicial branch, and giant house cats.

 It's a veritable menagerie on this episode of IP...Frequently. David and Brad discuss 3-eyed cows, octopus rights, and a #trending culinary delicacy known as 'Sleepy Chicken'. 

This episode is dedicated to Louis, an unfortunate victim who mingled a little too closely with celebrities of the 70’s and 80’s.

David and Brad have a debate on what kind of bitters are suitable for a Rob Roy as well as other controversial issues on this episode of IP...Frequently.

2021 is gone, but not forgotten. Travel back in time with Brad and David and enjoy some of the best segments of the previous year.

David and Brad have spiked the IP...Frequently punch bowl with holiday cheer as they gather around the proverbial fireplace to celebrate the season.

A favorite politician of IP…Frequently listeners is back in the news, regaling the public with her 2016 victory speech and also offering a new MasterClass that’s sure to be a hit. Also in this episode, Elon Musk takes a page out of Noah’s playbook.

Don’t open a newspaper, don’t click a link, don’t go to Facebook - David and Brad unpack everything that you need to know in one Stevie-Award-winning podcast. IP…Frequently - it’s like being vaccinated with the news.

Omicron is out in the wild, and it presents a threat so severe that travel bans must be enacted. Yes, travel bans have been branded as xenophobic in the past, but there's a huge difference this time around.

David takes a detour from small business advice to offer some neighborly advice with an incident related to a fallen tree and a damaged fence. Also, a potential superhero story in the making with former President Donald Trump receiving an honorary 9th-degree black belt.

Brad and David gather around the table with a homemade turducken in IP…Frequently’s annual Thanksgiving Gobbler episode. Dinner topics include NFTs, inflation, fake French accents, and psychedelic toad venom.

There’s a credibility crisis in the Biden administration, with more and more people saying “No, I’m not going to do that” to the increasingly burdensome COVID mandates that have dubious efficacy. And in stunning personal news, we learn that Brad has never had a crumpet.

Does JFK Jr. make an appearance at Dealey Plaza in Dallas? Brad and David send their producer to the scene to report back. Also in this episode, a recap of the Global Climate Summit, which hopefully will prevent Chicago from sinking.

This week’s IP…Frequently features a veritable grab bag of segments, including the world-renowned and Bronze-Stevie-nominated “Barred or Banned”. Will David and Brad finally determine which prohibition is more severe? Tune in and find out.

In a normal world, nations maybe shouldn’t encourage military competition against other nuclear powers. But, as David and Brad point out, there is no reality anymore. Tune in to this week’s IP…Frequently, the last bastion of reality.

It’s a roadshow episode, with David coming to you from the island of Nantucket, and Brad ensconced in his pied-à-terre in The Berkshires. This week, they discuss child actors with Vice Presidents, the worst sedition since the French Revolution, and whether high-school AP programs should be barred…or banned.

Enter into the land of the insane with David and Brad, where you get to make up your own truth, where roosters attack people on city streets, and where trillion dollar coins are a dime a dozen.

In this episode, Brad and David discuss Hunter Biden’s paintings, the $368 Zillion debt-ceiling, and a questionable application of the 3-strikes rule.

Someone’s making a soup sandwich out of our foreign and domestic policy. Also, Brad takes on TikTok in this week’s Barred or Banned.

Brad and David grow their media empire with the premiere of their radio show on CRN Radio, coinciding with their 100th podcast episode. This week, pop open a Zima with Brad and Bill Clinton in the Oval Office

Join the tens to hundreds of thousands of listeners worldwide (except for the city of Portland, OR) for the 99th episode of IP…Frequently. This week, David and Brad talk pot pies, the 100+ employee vaccine mandate, and the shocking lack of diversity in the new Taliban government.

Things you’ll learn from Brad and David in this week’s podcast:

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.

Get yourself a Zima and a heaping platter of foie gras to best experience this week’s podcast, where Brad gets vaccinated and David visits the National Croquet Center

Why do people spend so much time watching the news? Join David, Brad, and special guest Bruce from the My History can Beat Up Your Politics podcast as they discuss current events in the context of historical ones. Also, reverse virtue signaling.

Brad and David offer this sage advice for listeners - pick your partners carefully. That’s as true for business practices as it is for semi-royal unions. And in this week’s Presidential Pole Position, an intimidating horse makes it to the finals.

Unless David and Brad get #cancelled yet again, they’re back with another podcast talking about a sausage scandal and a Shetland gelding matched up against Caractacus

Sit and stay with David and Brad as they invite special guest Jeff Gellman of Solid K9 Training to the podcast. Jeff seeks to change the lives of families and their dogs, with a focus on stopping unwanted behaviors. Jeff also talks to how the pandemic has impacted him as a small business owner, and how he’s been able to pivot and thrive in 2020 and beyond. Check out Solid K9 Training at https://www.solidk9training.com/

The teachers seem to be absent as schools increasingly welcome students back into their buildings. Not to fear, David and Brad are back again providing wise advice to students and people of all ages.

As scores of accounts continue to be #cancelled by Twitter, David and Brad again take issue with the platform (flashback: IP…Frequently got temporarily banned/barred a short while ago). And in the latest Pole Position, it’s George Washington’s horse (Magnolia) vs. Ulysses S. Grant’s horse (Cincinnati)

It’s a sports-laden podcast this week with David and Brad covering the Super Bowl, WrestleMania, and a historical Presidential Pole Position with Zachary Taylor and William Henry Harrison on their respective horses. 

Brad and David commemorate baseball great, Hank Aaron. After that, our new segment - Relationship Question of the Week - has a letter coming in from Hillary out of White Plains, NY. We’re here for you, Hillary…you can get through this.

At the start of Biden’s first 100 days, David and Brad provide some wise advice to the incoming administration.

What really happened on November 22nd, 1963? David and Brad bring special guest Rob from The Lone Gunman podcast to review the theories and supporting evidence behind the JFK assassination.

Welcome back! It’s a new year, and the boys up in the boardroom have made a few changes to the podcast, starting with a brand new intro, new studios, and a whole pallet of Zima.

The #1 rated Intellectual Property podcast in 53 countries (and the District of Columbia) is back this week with David and Brad deliberating on what a doctor is and isn’t. Also, The McRib is featured on this week’s Stevie Award winning segment, Barred or Banned.

We’re chock full of segments this week, including Name That Regulation, Pole Position, Time Machine, and The Pinstripe Minute. So sit back, grab an ice cold Zima, and tune in as David, Brad, and a special mystery guest provide us with more information than you ever thought you could want.

After a post-Thanksgiving COVID checkup, IP…Frequently brings back the highly requested segment - Name That Regulation. This week, Brad is given Regulation 1504.01b. Can he name it? (Spoiler alert: of course he can)

Intellectual Property…Frequently is back with fresh insights on Intellectual Property. This week, David and Brad discuss COVID-19 guidelines in California, Gov. Gavin Newsom, and Brads favorite part of the Thanksgiving turkey. As always, this podcast is brought to you by Intellectual PropertyEdia.

IP…Frequently, the last bastion of objective truth. In this episode we look into a mysterious tweet from President Trump about Dominion meddling in the election. And don’t miss guest appearances by the better halves of David and Brad.

What do license agreements, the electoral college, and Thanksgiving side dishes have in common? They’re all on the docket for this week’s podcast, featuring David Pridham and Brad Sheafe.

IP…Frequently is relieved to announce that Brad survived COVID. Also in this episode - new regulations on celebrating Thanksgiving (disposable plates are a must), and more Twitter free speech woes.

Who’s trying to silence Brad before the US Presidential election? In this week’s IP Frequently: The Conspiracy Episode, Brad and David discover potential collusion with the Ukrainians and unmask a Latvian bot ring.

We’re fresh off our Twitter ban from posting “unsanctioned” news articles…. In this weeks podcast, we announce the winners of the 1980’s song contest. Congrats to winners @HeyoBeMe @ChicagoPlaytime @Anqel_Garcia and Pat Conway!

Commemorating the life of Eddie Van Halen, a discourse on licensing the hit TV show ‘Dallas’, and reminiscing about Bartles & Jaymes.

It’s the pre-Halloween episode with David and Brad announcing the best costume contest and, importantly, the bobbing for apples booth is still scheduled despite the current global pandemic.

A series of matchups in this episode: Groundhog Day vs. Caddy Shack, Gerald Ford vs. Jimmy Carter, and blimps vs. other forms of transportation.

In our newly famous segment, “This Week in Licensing”, Brad discusses the importance of wiring instructions in license agreements. David lightens the mood by reporting on the best breakfast sandwich he’s ever had (hint: it has a little bit of a runny yolk).

Microagressions, 1st amendment rights, and everything you ever wanted to know about Eugene V. Debs

Our podcast is back after a little vacation from the tension and everyday calamities that are going on all around us. On this week’s episode we discuss the most appetizing way to prepare cheese curds, the best font for license agreements, and a segment that’s sure to be nominated for a Bronze Stevie Award: Time Machine.

In this episode:

Tune in this week for our new segment, Invention of the Week. This episode is sponsored by IPedia, the advanced AI patent engine that most likely won’t take the route of Skynet and precipitate the demise of humanity.

If you’re looking for a good beef bourguignon, or perhaps someone to take a saber to your champagne bottle, Bob Burke is your man. Sit back, relax, and tune in as Brad and David banter with special guest and famous restaurateur, Bob Burke.

In this episode, David Pridham travels to 100 BC with a partial Bocce ball set and makes his way to the Roman Senate.

It’s the open-roof episode, where Brad and David discuss dodgeball with jugglers, President Abraham Lincoln, and Pippin.

Bats in the belfry, what makes this country great, and the difference between salad days and heydays

Back for more gripping tales by Bill Morgan involving Zima. Episode 2: Brockton, Boxing, and Booze.

Gripping tales about the great city of Brockton, MA, the Irish Micky Ward, and Zima.

Expert analysis of Man vs. Horse, murder hornets, and other thorny issues

Is there chaos in the land of IP? Tune in as David and Brad talk COVID-19 and a particular 80’s hair band

Check in with Brad Sheafe, Chief Intellectual Property Officer (CIPO) and David Pridham, CEO of Dominion Harbor, respectively, after their summer hiatus.

Check in with Brad Sheafe, Chief Intellectual Property Officer (CIPO) and David Pridham, CEO of Dominion Harbor, respectively. They interview Scott Graham, Journalist, ALM, The Recorder – on a bunch of IP related topics.

Check in with Brad Sheafe, Chief Intellectual Property Officer (CIPO) and David Pridham, CEO of Dominion Harbor, respectively. They make some prognostications on Intellectual Property in the near future – say 50 years out.

This is the Big One: Oil States and SAS decisions are in from the Supreme Court and Brad and David will break it all down for you.

On today’s episode they have with them special guest, Patrick Anderson, CTO for Dominion Harbor.

What tickled Patrick Anderson patent fancy: IBM receives the most patents again for the 25 year in a row; Hemingway’s 6 toed cats.

On this episode a special focus on being positive here in 2018.

We’ve seen too much negative patent rhetoric coming from those guys over at Unified Patents (all completely unfounded), the EFF and the much broader efficient infringer lobby. Well no more. 2018 your IP…Frequently hosts and their guests will make it their goal to put patents in a positive light. It’s just good for business and puts a smile on your face.

Check in with Brad Sheafe, Chief Intellectual Property Officer (CIPO) and David Pridham, CEO of Dominion Harbor, respectively. And on this episode a special guest appearance by J Nick Gross – THE Berkeley IP Law Master.

Nick Gross

25+ years experience and involvement in IP/patent monetization pipeline, with tasks ranging from creation of new ideas, assisting with EOU and licensing, advising and legal consultation for enforcement in appropriate circumstances.

Developed/prosecuted and assisted with transaction of key patent portfolios over the past 15 years including among others assets sold to Seagate (magnetic memories), Realtek (xDSL communications), Transmeta (microprocessors), Synopsys (negative differential resistance devices), Mediaqueue (content distribution), Invensas (non-volatile memories) Facebook (recommender systems), Prophet (social networking), Intellectual Ventures (search engines, spam detection, mobile) and Nuance (speech recognition/natural language systems).

Named inventor on 45 issued patents and more than 50 pending applications, including in several key technology areas:

1) social networking: www.google.com/patents/US6571234 (sold to Prophet Financial Systems)

2) content filtering: www.google.com/patents/US6782510 (currently being licensed)

3) non-volatile memories: www.google.com/patents/US87787295 (sold to Invensas)

4) e-commerce site auditing/rating: www.google.com/patents/US8249955 (currently being marketed)

5) search engines: www.google.com/patents/US7685117 (sold to IV)

6) novel CAPTCHa using human voice: www.google.com/patents/US8380503 (available for marketing/licensing)

7) recommender systems: www.google.com/patents/US8301474 (sold to Facebook)

8) geo/temporal decoding of documents/messages, etc. for news, search engines: www.google.com/patents/US8442969 (available for marketing/licensing)

9) ad serving optimization: www.google.com/patents/US8417569 (available for marketing/licensing)

The ‘510 and ‘234 patents have been cited 75 and 130 times respectively by the PTO as authority in their respective areas of content filtering and social networking.

2014 update:

PTO Appeals Board found in my favor in 11/14 patent cases on appeal in 2013, almost 80%

Check in with Brad Sheafe, Chief Intellectual Property Officer (CIPO) and David Pridham, CEO of Dominion Harbor, respectively. And on this episode a special guest appearance by Matt Delgiorno, President of Dominion Harbor.

As always, nothing is off limits and the guys take on Oil States case before SCOTUS, Andre Iancu – New Director in waiting for the USPTO, PTAB, of course: panel stacking, judges with obvious conflicts, maybe Congress will engage, the Federal Circuit among other tantalizing topics including the Jersey Shore in the summertime.

Check in with Brad Sheafe, Chief Intellectual Property Officer (CIPO) and David Pridham, CEO of Dominion Harbor, respectively. Blue Crabs from Maryland; chewing on a fingernail.

Patent trivia – fun with patents (FWP)

Check in with Brad Sheafe, Chief Intellectual Property Officer (CIPO) and David Pridham, CEO of Dominion Harbor, respectively. The guys start off with a review of the local clam festival.

Iconic digital imaging patent portfolio from Kodak. Dominion Harbor acquired nearly 4,000 digital imaging patents from Intellectual Ventures early in 2017. It was acquired by Dominion Harbor’s wholly owned subsidiary, Monument Peak Ventures (MPV), is the current assignee to this vast and valuable portfolio.

MPV continues to prosecute the Kodak portfolio with new issues on an almost weekly basis.

Check in with Brad Sheafe, Chief Intellectual Property Officer (CIPO) and David Pridham, CEO of Dominion Harbor, respectively as they weigh in on the latest IP protection strategy in assigning one’s patent rights to legally protected sovereign entities in a last ditch effort to protect one’s patent rights from the Patent Trial and Appeals Board (PTAB).

Specifically, they are directing their attention to the recent Allergan case where they have agreed to pay the St. Regis Mohawk upwards of $15M a year to maintain ownership of their Restasis drug patents in an effort to exclude their scrutiny of both the Federal court system and the PTAB simultaneously.

Panel stacking – assigning specific Judges to specific cases in an effort predict or affect a particular outcome. Worse, the USPTO has gone on congressional record admitting to as much with not a hint of remorse or collusion guilt.

PTAB – is not an Article III tribunal however it acts as one on ruling over private property issues e.g. Patents

David Pridham and Brad Sheafe explore new revelations at the PTAB that continue to show the odds against the individual inventor remain stacked against them. They speculate about the outcome of Oil States before the Supreme Court (#SCOTUS) challenging the constitutionality of the non-Article III body and how it has chosen to operate. The good news is we have seen a trickle of Federal cases now overturn negative PTAB rulings – so there is hope.

The PTAB admitting on the record that it, in fact, stacked the judges to insure a favorable outcome for itself.

The judges of the PTAB recently named out of private practice are now sitting before former clients’ cases at the PTAB.

The PTAB’s cavalier interpretation of patent law and precedent.

IP Frequently – where, while always fair, nothing is off limits. We invite you to join the conversation

IP Frequently – where, while always fair, nothing is off limits. We invite you to join the conversation

IP Frequently – where, while always fair, nothing is off limits. We invite you to join the conversation

IP Frequently – where, while always fair, nothing is off limits. We invite you to join the conversation

IP Frequently – where, while always fair, nothing is off limits. We invite you to join the conversation

IP Frequently – where, while always fair, nothing is off limits. We invite you to join the conversation

IP Frequently – where, while always fair, nothing is off limits. We invite you to join the conversation

IP Frequently – where, while always fair, nothing is off limits. We invite you to join the conversation

IP Frequently – where, while always fair, nothing is off limits. We invite you to join the conversation

IP Frequently – where, while always fair, nothing is off limits. We invite you to join the conversation

IP Frequently – where, while always fair, nothing is off limits. We invite you to join the conversation

IP Frequently – where, while always fair, nothing is off limits. We invite you to join the conversation

IP Frequently – where, while always fair, nothing is off limits. We invite you to join the conversation