Podcast
Reality Check
Hosted by The Gareth Cliff Show · ENGLISH
Rich Mulholland helps us solve an annoying problem, cut through the crap and make sense of the nonsense. Like a shot of adrenaline, Rich plugs us into his high-voltage supercharger to see the world in glorious HD, at high speed and de-clutter the confusing journey of being human. What better way to start your week than inspired and empowered with clarity?
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Marked as Safe
Jun 12, 201700:14:40Tap to summarizeThe system of checking into Facebook to show you are safe is getting abused. It is a great tool to deal with major disasters, but has it gone too far? Is this just another cry for attention as people want the world to know they were close to danger in life? Or do we just all feel we are part of the news nowadays thanks to never-ending media integration?
Transcribe →Gallows Humour & Timing
Jun 5, 201700:08:51Tap to summarizeWith so much disaster going on in the world right now, humour is sometimes all we have left. But when is it okay to laugh at something? Timing is crucial to this, something that Rich elaborates on in his unique way.
Transcribe →Ego vs Economy
May 22, 201700:12:49Tap to summarizeRich is back in the country, which means he is back for another episode of the Reality Check. He picks up on the waste of money that is Business Class air travel, and how we all need to start making more rational decisions financially. Ego vs economy, which side are you on? Rich will help you decide with some priceless insights as always.
Transcribe →Care About What Matters To You
May 8, 201700:08:56Tap to summarizeRich is back with some much-needed wisdom following the French elections. Outside of France, those elections don't really matter that much, but online all kinds of people are hugely invested in it. What if we put such energy into our actual immediate concerns? Perspective on a whole new level for you here.
Transcribe →Protest with Purpose
Apr 3, 201700:07:36Tap to summarizeAs South Africans prepare for protest action against Jacob Zuma and his wicked ways, Rich asks the valuable question of what the purpose is here? Are we united around a plan of action, or are we just united against one evil while others could well flourish around him.
Transcribe →A New Perspective on Minibus Taxis
Mar 13, 201700:06:12Tap to summarizeNothing makes the pulses of South African motorists race more than minibus taxis. They are an integral part of society, but loathed for various reasons. Rich Mulholland's latest reality blows this narrative wide open though, with some perspective that will change how you see them on the roads in future.
Transcribe →Curiosity Boxes
Mar 6, 201700:16:55Tap to summarizeWhen people say 'think out out of the box', what is really being said? Rich Mulholland elaborates on this and how one box should never be focused upon, but rather we should have many curiosity boxes. Like all his features, Rich again gets you thinking about stuff that may never appear on your radar.
Transcribe →Blind Acceptance & the Internet
Feb 13, 201700:17:01Tap to summarizeRich is back from a lengthy travel break, and is frustrated by the internet and the people making news on it. The Piers Morgan and Jim Jefferies spat revealed a trend where people are taking sides on issues without thinking things through. Moving away from blind acceptance on issues is the way forward, and Rich tells you why.
Transcribe →The Blame Game
Jan 9, 201700:20:20Tap to summarizeJetsetter Rich Mulholland shares all from his mind-blowing trip to Iceland, before getting into what he does best - telling it like it is. In another unmissable podcast he gives you the bottom line on what you should be blaming when things go wrong in life.
Transcribe →#FeesMustFall
Nov 28, 201600:15:42Tap to summarizeThe problem with the #FeesMustFall movement is that it is actually perpetuating a system that is putting students down. Rich Mulholland has more on this, with perhaps the ultimate solution to something that has created a great deal of controversy and turbulence in South Africa this year.
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