The sitcom advice crew weighs in on a needed leadership change at a company that lost all of its leadership to nonsense....
Cat Brand or Dog Brand
Sideways Marketing believes that there are two types of social media marketing campaigns. A gift boutique must decide whether it is a cat or dog brand....
Restaurant Week
We dive into the surprising and unverified history of the five-course meal. The series is printed here in its entirety. ...
Pi Day Apology
Pi Day is a day where teachers conflate pie with Pi. When an owner tries to make a joke out of it, the company ends up with banana cream on its face....
The Doctor Will Tee Up on Hole 4 (Finch Golf Club)
It's tough when you're caught by your partner playing golf when you're supposed to be somewhere else. It's even worse when your partner catches you in the middle of their therapy session....
The Postgame Dragon Slaying Interview
In a blend of modern journalism and medieval fantasy, reporter Whit Jenkins ambushes an exhausted knight moments after his life-threatening battle with a dragon. As cameras roll, the warrior struggles to process his experience....
The Mess of Mice and Toddlers
In a scenario every parent dreads, Barry and Sheryl return home to find their living room transformed into a chaotic disaster zone with their three-year-old nowhere in sight. Their sleepy babysitter might have survived the night and an infamous "give-a-mouse-a-cookie" chain....
The Trouble with Poet Names and Sources
Reporter Jess Crimson faces an ethical dilemma when her critical source on a corruption story insists his legal name is "John Anonymous." What begins as a seemingly dead-end investigation transforms into something unexpected....
Restaurant Week: Plead the Fifth Course
The dessert course evolved into an elaborate containment system of time-consuming soufflés and strategically delayed valet service. The delicious finale of the five-course meal continues to inspire the most creative dining crimes in culinary history....
Restaurant Week: The Main Attraction Fourth Course
The fourth course at elite restaurants isn't merely about serving food—it's about engineering memorable experiences through staged proposals, business confrontations, and theatrical breakups performed by hired actors. Join us as we explore the fourth course of the five-course meal....