
News, views, thoughts, and musings from Internet entrepreneur and New York Times best-selling author Joel Comm. Featuring a mix of technology, current events, social media and Joel's unique sense of humor, this show on anchor.fm is sure to equip, inspire and entertain you.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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We're often told to be our authentic selves as we show up on social media and in life. But are there times that being too authentic can be damaging? Listen in to this episode of The Flying Monkey Show
Snapchat, Instagram stories and Facebook stories are all competing for our usage. Which one will ultimately be your story app of choice? Listen in and call in with your thoughts!
A trilogy of weird stories make up today's show. What do Disneyland, dentists, and bedbugs have in common? Listen in and find out.
So which sitcom had a more horrible ending, Seinfeld or How I Met Your Mother? My thoughts revealed today on The Flying Monkey Show
In this episode I ask a question that's very controversial. Which sitcom had the worst ending ever? Seinfeld or How I Met Your Mother. What are your thoughts?
If you're going to commit a crime you think you'd be smart enough to keep it secret. That's not always the case.
Customers at a Bank of America in Texas were given an opportunity to rescue a repairman, but thought it was a joke.
In case you ever thought of committing a crime in China this one might give you pause. Don't do the crime if you can't do the time.
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