Whatever Happened to Pizza at McDonald's

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**Whatever Happened to Pizza at McDonald’s**

This is a podcast about whatever happened to pizza at McDonald’s.

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Donors-Only Q&A Bonus Episode Preview 2 Jun 12, 2017

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A preview of our second donors-only Q&A bonus episode.

Episode 42 Jun 08, 2017

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Brian addresses the Twitter controversy over calling his project a podcast and decides to refer to it as an investigative journalism program (IJP). Brian hypothesizes that people are either suppressing their memories of McDonald’s pizza as a coping mechanism or have never lived in a time where the pizza existed. Brian calls AARP, attempting to target an age group who might remember McDonald’s pizza. The AARP employee agrees to submit her written interest in reading an article about whatever happened to pizza at McDonalds.

Episode 41 May 23, 2017

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Brian uses his investigative expertise to look into Trump’s decision to fire FBI director James Comey. He starts by traveling to Washington D.C. to visit the White House and get a comment from Trump himself. Brian approaches a secret service agent and is told he needs an appointment to enter the White House. Brian learns that Trump is abroad on a diplomatic trip which he calls suspicious given the timing of his own trip. Brian turns to nearby pamphleteers for eye witness accounts, one of whom loves Russia. The man encourages Brian to investigate scripture instead.

Episode 40 May 12, 2017

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Brian discusses paranormal expert Dr. Hines’ accomplishments before learning about remote viewing and accessing the subconscious mind by creating ideograms. Brian walks around LA to clear his head and asks people on the street what his drawing resembles. Canvassers Tommy and Chris say that they see a drawing of pepperoni pizza and the McDonald’s symbol. Brian puts the Willow investigation on hold to look into Trump’s firing of FBI director James Comey and his involvement with the Russian government.

Episode 39 May 06, 2017

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Brian finds a free training video for remote viewing on YouTube but first researches the dangers of psychic abilities. Brian calls the prayer hotline worrying that psychic powers will put him in spiritual danger. The prayer hotline employee lets Brian know that he is safe from demonic forces.

Episode 38 Apr 28, 2017

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Brian pauses his pizza investigation to look into the missing copy of Willow. Brian learns about “remote viewing:” a technique used to obtain information from afar using the mind. Brian calls a remote viewing expert for a training session. The employee encourages Brian to sign up for his course but Brian expresses concerns about the cost. Brian advertises the podcast’s new website pizzaatmcds.blogspot.com.

Episode 37 Apr 21, 2017

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Brian went to his library to look up McDonald’s Pizza in the encyclopedia but found no results. Discouraged, he decided to take time for self-care. Brian chose to watch Willow to take his mind off the investigation but ends up with Warriors of Virtue when he cannot find the copy of Willow. Brian follows up with the library to find out if they filed a police report.

Donors-Only Q&A Bonus Episode Preview Apr 16, 2017

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A preview of our donors-only Q&A bonus episode.

Episode 36 Apr 10, 2017

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Brian continues the investigation into Bowe Bergdahl and suggests that he might have to disguise himself and travel to Pakistan to investigate first hand. Brian calls Lucy’s to acquire a disguise costume to look like an Afghan local. Brian worries about cultural appropriation and the employee reassures him that she will find something appropriate but recommends that he comes into the store. Brian asks the employee if she remembers pizza at McDonald’s, but she is from Venezuela and does not remember seeing McDonald’s in the region until the nineties.

Episode 35 Mar 28, 2017

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Brian discusses the pros and cons of being an independent journalist before deciding to call the New York Times to ask for a job. He is directed to the careers website. Brian asks if anyone is currently covering the fast food beat. Brian’s call is transferred multiple times, and he ultimately leaves a message with the editor of the dining section. Brian then calls the dining department of the LA Times, suggests that he has interest from the NY Times, and is told the paper is not looking for freelance writers.

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