Best Bat Force Podcasts (2025)

We’re diving into a pretty eye-opening topic today: the sneaky little thieves in our pockets—yeah, I’m talking about our smartphones! They steal precious moments from us, whether we’re stuck at a red light, waiting in line, or even during those precious moments with loved ones. Our buddy James A. shares a heartfelt story about visiting his mom, who…

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The Great Big Cat Caper: How a Feline Frenzy Took Over Rochester! 1:29

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A big cat sighting in Rochester, New York, has sent everyone into a frenzy, and we dive into all the chaos and hilarity that ensued! From the initial fear of a powerful feline prowling the streets to the avalanche of memes that followed, we’re talking about how quickly we can flip the script from "Oh no!" to "LOL!" It's wild how a scary situation c…

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Ozzy Osbourne: The Man, The Myth, The Bat Incident! 1:30

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We're diving into a wild ride through the life of the legendary Ozzy Osbourne, and let me tell you, it’s a trip worth taking! Right off the bat—pun totally intended—we're reminiscing about that infamous moment in 1982 when Ozzy mistook a real bat for a rubber one and took a bite. Yep, you heard that right! This episode captures the essence of Ozzy:…

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Malcolm Jamal Warner 1:30

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Today, we’re diving into a heartfelt tribute to Malcolm Jamal Warner, the beloved actor who brought Theo Huxtable to life on "The Cosby Show." We’re reflecting on what it truly means when a character dies, and I’ve got a pretty poignant take: a character doesn’t really die until the actor who infused them with personality takes their final bow. Mal…

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Pay Attention 1:29

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Ever had one of those moments where you’re cruising through life and suddenly realize you’ve been missing all the little gems right in front of you? Well, that’s exactly what we’re chatting about today! We dive into the idea of being present and paying attention to the world around us, inspired by a simple sticker that read, “You are here now.” It’…

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Curiosity: The Double-Edged Sword of Life 1:29

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Curiosity killed the cat, but did you know satisfaction brought it back? That’s the twist we’re diving into today! We’re chatting about how curiosity can be a double-edged sword—yes, it can lead us into trouble, but it also has the power to expand our horizons and bring us back to life, much like a cat with nine lives. Sometimes, we find ourselves …

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Money Can't Buy Happiness... or Can It? 1:29

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Ever wonder why some folks pulling in a quarter million a year still don’t feel rich? Well, you’re not alone! We’re diving into the quirky world of affluence and anxiety, where being in the top 10% of earners somehow doesn’t equate to feeling financially secure. It’s like being on a rollercoaster—you’re high up, but the ride can be a bit dizzying! …

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New Year, New You? Nah, Let’s Get Real About Resolutions! 1:30

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Six months into 2025, and let’s be real—how are those New Year’s resolutions treating you? We’re diving into the rollercoaster ride of ambition vs. reality, where the packed gyms of January have turned into ghost towns by summer. The truth is, we often see giving up on our goals as a personal failure, but maybe it’s just life giving us a nudge to b…

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Sleepless Nights & Cat Fights: The Nightly Adventures of Artemis 1:29

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Ever find yourself wide awake at 1:00 AM, contemplating the mysteries of life while your cat prepares for its late-night fly-hunting mission? Well, that's exactly where we kick things off! Today, we're diving into the fascinating world of feline vision through the eyes of Artemis, our favorite blackish-grayish cat. Did you know that she can spot mo…

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The Shortest day in history 1:29

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We’re diving into a fun discussion about the shortest days of our lives—both literally and metaphorically! Did you know that July 9, 2025, might just go down in history as the shortest day ever recorded? Yup, scientists are buzzing about how the Earth is spinning faster than we thought, and that’s got us pondering the fleeting moments that make lif…

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I miss my Ipod Nano 1:30

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Ah, the nostalgia train is rolling through, and guess what? We’re all aboard! This episode dives deep into the longing for simpler times, specifically the good ol’ iPod Nano. Remember that little guy? It was small, uncomplicated, and all it wanted was a killer playlist—what more could you ask for? We chat about how searches for retro tech, like MP3…

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The Art of Knowing When to Stop: A Chat About Life, Music, and Retirement 1:30

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When the road pushes back, it’s a wake-up call that even the most legendary figures need to know when to step back. This episode dives deep into the bittersweet reality of retirement, using Paul Simon's journey as a shining example. We explore how transitioning from the spotlight, where crowds sing your songs, to the quieter life can feel like a he…

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Sam Altman and My Journey of Political Homelessness 1:29

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Feeling a bit politically homeless? You're not alone! In today's chat, we dive into the thoughts of Sam Altman, the founder of OpenAI, who shared his journey from a proud Democrat at 20 to feeling like there's no room for him in the party at 40. He’s all about wanting leaders who focus on spreading prosperity rather than taking down billionaires—li…

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Shoes Off, Stress Down: The TSA's New Rule! 1:29

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After 23 long years of shoeless suffering at the airport, the TSA has finally decided to stop making us strip off our shoes before boarding a flight, and let me tell you, it’s about time! We dive into the absurdity of this shoe rule that started back in the wake of 9/11, when some guy thought it was a good idea to pack explosives in his sneakers. S…

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When They Searched For God 1:30

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People went on a quest for something deeper during the pandemic, and we’re diving into that search for the sacred today! When the world hit pause and toilet paper became a hot commodity, folks turned their eyes to the Bible and spirituality, leading to a spike in searches that just kept climbing. It’s like everyone suddenly decided to dig into stor…

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Big Changes, Bigger Fun: Welcome to the Daily Note with James A. Brown! 1:21

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Big things are happening, folks! We’re super excited to announce that the show has a brand new name: welcome to “The Daily Note with James A. Brown!” Yup, that’s right, we’re spiffing things up with a fresh look, a shiny new logo, and even more fun features—think more video and long-form content coming your way! I’m also planning to hit the road fo…

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Remembering Gene 1:30

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Grilling is a bit like riding a bicycle—looks easy until you’re the one trying not to set your dinner on fire! In this chat, I dive into my ongoing journey of learning to grill, where I share a heartfelt connection to my late brother Gene, who made it all look so effortless. As I struggle with lighting the fire, managing those pesky coals, and avoi…

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Chasing Bill Moyers: A Tribute to a Storytelling Legend! 1:29

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Today, we're diving into the life and legacy of Bill Moyers, a true giant in the world of storytelling and conversation. He wasn't just a press secretary or a political strategist; he was a man who left the halls of power to chase big ideas and connect with some of the most fascinating minds out there. Imagine sitting down with legends like Joseph …

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July 2025: Special Ops aircraft, Marine Corps drones and Army vehicles 8:08

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In this episode, National Defense discusses aircraft modernization in Special Operations Command, the Marine Corps’ drone fleet and axed Army vehicle programs.

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Is Fortune Telling Just a Crystal Ball of Fun? 1:30

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Ever wonder why one in three Americans is dabbling in astrology, tarot, or fortune telling? Well, it turns out a lot of us are just looking for a bit of fun, but a surprising one in ten folks are seriously using these mystical practices to guide their big life decisions! That's right, we're putting our trust in someone with a crystal ball—or maybe …

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Are We the Commodities Now? 1:30

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Artificial intelligence has just taken a wild leap, folks! According to Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon, AI can now whip up a whopping 95% of an IPO prospectus in just a matter of minutes—talk about a productivity boost! Remember when it used to take a whole team of Ivy League grads two weeks to craft those dense documents? Well, now it’s all about…

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If Porches Could Talk: Memories of Home 1:29

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The main theme we’re diving into today is how porches, sidewalks, and all those cozy nooks we call home are more than just structures—they're like the silent witnesses to our lives. You know, they’ve seen us grow up, stumble through heartbreak, celebrate milestones, and maybe even attempt to dance (and let’s be real, some of us should stick to walt…

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Got Friends? How Social Connections Can Lift the Lonely Spirits! 1:30

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Feeling lonely? Well, you're not alone—literally! We dive right into the heart of loneliness, especially among low-income folks, and trust me, it’s a tough pill to swallow. An eye-opening Oxford study showed that nearly half of low-income individuals experience chronic loneliness, even though they socialize just as much as those with deeper pockets…

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Trust 1:30

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Only about one in three Americans believe most people can be trusted. That’s according to Pew. And when you break it down, the trust gap gets wider. Young adults trust less than older ones. People with higher incomes trust more than those scraping by. And when you get to race, the lines are even starker—Black and Hispanic Americans report far lower…

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Your Circle Defines You: Who's in Your Corner? 1:29

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Start sooner and trust less fear! That’s the golden nugget we’re diving into today, inspired by none other than the fabulous Daymond John from Shark Tank fame. He’s all about those five life lessons he’d share with his younger self, and let me tell you, they’re worth their weight in gold! We chat about how fear can sneak in dressed as logic, whispe…

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"The past is never dead. It’s not even past.” 1:29

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Ever heard of a loaf of bread that survived for five thousand years? Yeah, you heard that right! We’re diving into the fascinating story of a piece of bread baked in central Turkey ages ago, then forgotten under a floor, only to be uncovered by archaeologists last year. This charred but intact relic is not just a tasty tidbit of history; it sparked…

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Dying Rich 2:15

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The salient focus of the discourse revolves around the profound declaration made by Bill Gates regarding his intent to relinquish the majority of his substantial fortune, amounting to an unprecedented $200 billion over the ensuing two decades. This assertion is not merely a matter of financial redistribution but rather indicative of a transformativ…

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How Many Meals Did You Share This Week? 1:30

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Did you know that one in four Americans ate every meal alone yesterday? That’s a pretty staggering number, and it’s a 50% jump over the last 20 years! In today’s chat, we’re diving into the World Happiness Report that reveals a magical number: if you share just one meal a week with someone else, your happiness levels can seriously spike! We’re talk…

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June 2025: Ghost Bat, AUKUS and Project Convergence 8:45

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In this episode, National Defense discusses the future of Australia’s sovereign uncrewed aircraft, the status of AUKUS Pillar Two and Project Convergence.By National Defense Magazine Staff

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The Language of War 1:30

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Watch enough news — left, right or somewhere in between — and you’ll hear it. “Culture war.” “War on truth.” “We’re fighting for the soul of the nation.” Every disagreement becomes a battlefield. Every opponent, an enemy. Every policy, a test of loyalty. But here’s the danger: If we keep telling ourselves we’re at war, eventually we’ll start acting…

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The Force Behind the Thing 1:29

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Ray Dalio said something that keeps echoing in my head: “Remember the force behind the thing.” Most headlines are symptoms. So are most arguments. If you want real understanding, don’t stop at what’s happening. Ask why it’s happening. Social media didn’t cause division. It monetized it. Politics didn’t get loud for fun. The incentives changed. Even…

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Ep 329 - Year 10 Launch Episode 1:09:32

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The Bat Force celebrate the last 10 years of comics and Bat Force RadioBy The Bat Force

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Be Still 2:17

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The salient point articulated by the speaker centers on the imperative notion of stillness, a concept deeply intertwined with the complexities of human restlessness and introspection. He reflects on the profound wisdom imparted by his mother, encapsulated in the directive to "be still," which evolves from a childhood admonition against fidgeting in…

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Foul Balls and Faulty Logic: The Wildest Excuse for a Head Hit! 1:29

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We’re diving into the wild world of blame culture in this episode, and let me tell you, it’s a doozy! Imagine this: a fan is suing the Colorado Rockies because their awful play supposedly made him lose focus and get hit by a foul ball. Yep, you heard that right! Now, we’re not just shaking our heads at this bizarre lawsuit; we’re also unpacking how…

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Ownership 2:09

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The discourse presented by the speaker elucidates the profound transformation in consumer behavior, epitomized by the prevailing ethos of "buy me," which underscores a paradigm shift from ownership to temporary possession within a myriad of digital ecosystems. He articulates that the contemporary commercial landscape has evolved from a straightforw…

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The Crumpled Dollar: A Manifesto of Economic Control 1:50

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The salient point articulated by Speaker A revolves around the profound and often unsettling realization that monetary wealth, represented by a simple piece of currency, exerts an inordinate influence over the fabric of human existence. Through a poignant reflection on a seemingly innocuous image of a crumpled dollar bill inscribed with a striking …

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Are We Secretly Glowing? Discover the Light You Didn't Know You Had! 1:29

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Did you know that we actually glow while we’re alive? Yep, you heard that right! This episode dives into a fascinating new study from Canada that reveals we emit a soft, almost invisible light called ultra-weak photon emission. It's not just some sci-fi mumbo jumbo; it’s real science, folks! Picture this: as our cells do their thing, they radiate t…

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When the Creek Rises 2:48

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The salient theme articulated by the speaker revolves around the metaphorical rise of the creek, symbolizing the inevitable and often tumultuous challenges that life presents, which can disrupt one's plans and sense of control. The speaker reflects upon personal experiences that encapsulate the essence of confronting adversity, emphasizing that des…

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Big, Beautiful Mess 1:28

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We’re diving headfirst into the big, beautiful mess that is our nation’s budget. Moody's just dropped America’s credit rating, and let me tell you, it’s not exactly a walk in the park. We’re talking about our government borrowing money that'll cost more to pay back, and it’s shaping up to be quite the financial fiasco! President Trump’s latest resp…

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Politicians & Lies: Why Should We Trust Them? 1:29

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Politicians have a knack for keeping secrets, and this episode dives right into that juicy topic! We're unpacking the age-old tradition of leaders bending the truth about their health, and boy, does it get wild. From FDR's hidden paralysis to JFK running on pain meds, we explore how past presidents have navigated their health issues while keeping t…

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No 1:48

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The central thesis of this discourse elucidates the profound necessity of mastering the art of refusal, encapsulated in the singular, yet formidable, term "no." Speaker A, James Brown, articulates the notion that the prevalent habit of acquiescing to demands—be they professional obligations or personal favors—may ultimately culminate in an existent…

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The nothing that meant nothing 1:28

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Google just updated its logo. For the first time in nearly a decade, the company tweaked the colors on its iconic G. No big redesign. Just a soft gradient. Blink and you’ll miss it. And yet, somewhere, this passed through six meetings, three brand consultants, a deck with 80 slides and a final sign-off from someone with "chief" in their title. Why?…

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Trust gap 1:29

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Trust isn’t just personal. It’s structural. And the media, God bless it, hasn’t helped. It’s easier to build an audience when the lines are sharp. When “they” are always wrong and “we” are always right. That’s how you grow a flock. Not by telling the full truth, but by spotlighting the half that flatters your side. But the real truth? Most of us ar…