By Dave Hitt on Mar 5, 2016 in QH Podcasts | 3 Comments
After a four-year podfade, the Quick Hitts podcast is back! Since the show faded, a lot of folks have asked about it returning. Some of you even pleaded for it. (Actual quote: “Please, please, PLEASE bring it back.”) So I conducted an experiment. My plan was to do six shows – a minimum of one […]
By Dave Hitt on Oct 22, 2011 in QH Podcasts | 1 Comment
It’s time for that rarest of things, a new Quick Hitts Podcast. Â False Dichotomy explores why changing the party in power doesn’t really change a damn thing.
By Dave Hitt on Feb 14, 2011 in QH Podcasts | 4 Comments
A new Quick Hitts podcast, Remembering Ronald Reagan, is available. The left are completely wrong about his role in ending the cold war.  On the flip side, the right is also wrong about it.  You can get smartenized on the subject, as well as understand the historical context for the hero worship, in a mere 15 minutes. http://www.davehitt.com/podcasts/ Feel free to […]
By Dave Hitt on Dec 15, 2010 in QH Podcasts | 11 Comments
(Alternate Title: What It Means When I say “Have A Good Day” and Exit The Debate.) I don’t know if stupid people are becoming more plentiful or I’m just getting better at spotting them. I suspect it’s a little of both. I’m not talking about legitimate differences of opinion here, but sheer stupidity that cannot […]
By Dave Hitt on Apr 15, 2010 in QH Podcasts | 3 Comments
In 1973, I was a high school senior filling my schedule with easy classes. The cult I was in had been teaching me public speaking since I was 12, so I took a public speaking class to get an easy A. My final speech, for my final grade, was about why evolution was wrong and […]
By Dave Hitt on Feb 24, 2010 in QH Podcasts | 6 Comments
Check out the latest Quick Hitts Podcast: Figuring Our The Tea Party. Are they a great thing that will save us from creeping socialism, or a mass of misfits and whack-a-loons?
By Dave Hitt on Dec 5, 2009 in QH Podcasts | 1 Comment
The newest Quick Hitts Podcast, “Ask Dave,” is now available for your listening pleasure. It explains how people can believe the earth is 6,000 years old, why parents should buy red washcloths, and things to consider before naming your baby “Thor.”