In 1996, John Leonard sued Pepsi over a promise to deliver a Harrier jet for 7 million Pepsi points. The case weaved through court systems for three years before a judge ruled in Pepsi's favor, stating that a commercial is not a contractual offer and the commercial was clearly tongue-in-cheek. The case has become a staple in law schools, offering an entertaining look into the infinite gray area of contract law. [... more]

The Cold War took an odd turn in 1990 when PepsiCo purchased a fleet of warships from the Soviet Union, a deal that was part of a larger agreement to sell Pepsi behind the Iron Curtain. The story of how PepsiCo got a navy and played a notable role in the end of the Cold War is a fascinating tale of economic history and international relations. [... more]

The Cold War took an unexpected turn when PepsiCo purchased a fleet of warships from the Soviet Union in exchange for the right to sell Stolichnaya vodka in the West. This unusual deal was part of a larger economic struggle between the two superpowers, with the Soviet Union's non-convertible ruble being a major point of contention. The story of Pepsi's involvement in the Cold War is a fascinating one, filled with intrigue and unexpected twists. [... more]

A 21-year-old business student, John Leonard, sues Pepsi over a promise to deliver a Harrier jet for 7 million Pepsi points. The case weaves through court systems for three years before a judge rules in Pepsi's favor, citing that a commercial is not a contractual offer and the offer was clearly tongue-in-cheek. Meanwhile, the host discusses other topics, including Formula E, a racing series that combines technology and strategy, and the importance of financial literacy for kids and teens. [... more]

A 21-year-old business student, John Leonard, sued Pepsi over a promise made in a commercial for a Harrier jet, sparking a three-year court battle that became a staple in law schools, highlighting the gray area of contract law and advertising ethics. [... more]

The History Guy recounts a forgotten moment during the Cold War, when PepsiCo purchased a fleet of warships in exchange for the right to sell Pepsi in the Soviet Union, marking a significant event in the history of capitalism and communism. [... more]

The Cold War was marked by a series of events, including the Kitchen Debate between Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and US Vice President Richard Nixon, which highlighted the differences between their economic systems. Meanwhile, PepsiCo played a notable role in the Soviet Union, negotiating an exclusive contract to sell Pepsi behind the Iron Curtain in exchange for the rights to sell Stolichnaya vodka in the West. The company's deal with the Soviet Union involved a trade of soft drinks for hard liquor, with PepsiCo eventually acquiring a fleet of warships in exchange for a $3 billion deal that was too large to be paid in vodka. [... more]

A 21-year-old business student, John Leonard, sued Pepsi over a promise to deliver a Harrier jet for 7 million Pepsi points. The court case, Leonard v. PepsiCo, Inc., became a staple in law schools due to its entertaining look into the infinite gray area of contract law. [... more]

Damian Lillard's future with the Portland Trail Blazers is uncertain as free agency approaches, with the Miami Heat emerging as a potential destination. Meanwhile, the Golden State Warriors have acquired Chris Paul, and the team's dynamics with Draymond Green are a major storyline. Stephen Curry reflects on the Warriors' championship aspirations. [... more]

A 21-year-old business student, John Leonard, sues Pepsi over a promise made in a commercial for a Harrier jet, sparking a three-year court battle that weaves through the gray area of contract law. [... more]

The History Guy shares a forgotten moment during the Cold War that deserves to be remembered, involving rubles, cola, and a kitchen that changed history. The story revolves around the Cola Wars, the Soviet Union's non-convertible currency, and a cultural exchange between the US and the Soviet Union in 1959. It also highlights the role of Pepsi Cola in the Soviet Union, including the purchase of warships and the exclusive contract to sell Pepsi Cola behind the Iron Curtain. [... more]

Wat Hoang recounts his family's journey fleeing Vietnam and arriving in America, where they struggled to assimilate into a new culture. Meanwhile, Andrew Millard shares his work at Loma Linda University Health, where patients with prostate cancer undergo proton treatment and experience a transformative healing environment that fosters spirituality and community. [... more]

A Marine turned cartoon animator shares his journey from serving in the Marine Corps to becoming a successful animator, and how his Christian faith influenced his career. He also tells the story of a curious case of contract law involving a Harrier jet and PepsiCo. [... more]