
I pitch you an idea, you give me feedback, and I try to address your concerns. Together we’ll improve some good ideas, kill some bad ideas, and find out how big of an idiot I am. CallMeAnIdiotPodcast@gmail.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | GovernmentNewsPolitics | ||||

We discuss how to lower utility bills and combat climate change.
We recap the idea to make politicians better and address objections from our listeners.
Objections start at 2:18
Racism is a thing. This can be seen in the wealth, unemployment, and income gaps.
How do we fix it?
China is a threat to American power. How should we deal with it?
We all agree people should be paid a fair wage, but how much is fair? Let's figure it out.
Politicians are pretty shitty regardless of your political affiliation. How can we get smart, nearly altruistic people into office?
Lets figure it out together.
Nice introduction to issues effecting our nation and communities. Makes you think a little more deeper on issues we just don’t take the time to ponder about even though they impact how are future will be.
I usually don’t listen to political stuff but this is pretty easy to digest.
I like how it’s just one short topic and they’re open to feed back. We’ll see if it develops into a right/left leaning podcast. We’ll see real quick with how they address feedback.
Very unique idea for a podcast. Looking forward to it!
Brad is a person who loves to debate and find out different people’s viewpoints on vast and interesting topics. If you listen to this podcast trust that your mind will be broadened and will for sure learn something new on the way. I can’t wait to see the journey this podcast takes!









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