Oh Venezuela, been on a shrimp boat for too long...

Arc de Trump

In this latest installment, Jan and Frank embark on what can only be described as a cataloging exercise — a modest attempt to document the more colorful chapters of the Trump presidency, from self-dealing litigation to the aggressive rebranding of America's architectural heritage. We left out the banner-festooned federal edifice, golden statues, the Trump Kennedy Center, and the Arc de Trump, owing to the sheer volume of available material. We should note, in the spirit of full disclosure, that we are somewhat out of practice, and certain details may have softened at the edges during their journey from memory to microphone. Our liberal listeners will no doubt have a supplemental list at the ready; we ran out of time. For our conservative friends: this is, at its heart, personal catharsis — the rhetorical equivalent of shouting into a throw pillow. Most of what we discuss has not, in any meaningful way, altered the texture of daily life. We just needed to vent.

Born To Wild

Join Frank and Jan as the palaver ranges from politics to pets. Frank shares his evolving views on keeping small and exotic animals, while Jan expresses her disappointment with some of the policies and promises of the current administration. And E.L.O. is on the platter.

The Eponymous Executive

Join Frank & Jan as they catch up on President Trump's recent follies and self-indulgent behavior. Also, the Chinese Century, and we can't afford to go to Disneyland.

Oh Venezuela, been on a shrimp boat for too long...

Frank & Jan venture into the waters off the Venezuelan coast to see what's up and hear screams of " Get your filthy hands off my oil well..."

Billionaires, Entertainment and War

Billionaires, Entertainment, and War: What do they have in common? They're all in this episode. We talk Warner Bros, the Wealth Gap, and the Russian War Against Ukraine. Two out of three must end (or be mitigated). The other, I don't care about.