WTBI

WTBI 5: Pappy's Return

John. What the fuck was that.

WTBI 4: Placebo (Placebo)

Hey Everybody! Just a totally nermal episode with completely nermal ideas. Nothing weird or disruptive here. Join WTBI this week for a wholesome discussion about a fun cruise line for the whole family, good old fashion fishing, and a foreshadowing of the downfall of WTBI set in a near-future dystopia.

I've said too much.

WTBI 3: Slip Snails

Have you ever thought, "I love ham, but it's so boring! I need something new!"

Have you ever been lying sick in bed just wishing a stranger would break into your house to take care of you? 

Are you tired of the same old retail store experience day after day?

If you've answered yes to one or more of these questions then this is the episode for you. Join us as we workshop our ideas and unfairly gang up on Mark as he presents his completely reasonable plans to fix America.

WTBI 2: Play. Pause. Skip.

Join us as we welcome a new year with an awkward countdown and what are sure to be some of our most profitable ideas yet. We create the greatest social app, revolutionize scuba diving, and pitch a new blockbuster.

WTBI 1: Goof Proof

On today's episode of WTBI, we bring on consultant and friend Kelsey Bettridge to help us cut out the nonsense - mostly by cutting down Mark. Thanks to Kelsey, tomfoolery is down by 80 percent and profits are up by 600.

Also John is possessed by the spirit of a man from the 1920s.

WTBI Pilot II : Panther Ambulance

It's Episode two. And you know what that means. Twice the podcast, twice the innovation, and twice the royalties. This week, WTBI introduces the Random Idea Generator to tests the bounds of our imagination and business acumen. And we think you'll like the results.

Acumen. That's a funny word.

WTBI Pilot I : Savage Man Randy Johnson

We are finally here. What's The Big Idea is here to create and workshop ideas for the next big thing - products, companies, apps, and services. We are here to provide you with home run swings in the dark. Listening is free and all we ask is for a small cut of the profits if you make it big with any of our ideas. We feel that 60% is more than fair. The are our terms. You have 10 seconds. You've been warned.