Industrial Industries World Radio
A podcast that is all things and beyond! From the history of toys, restaurants, companies, birthdays... to food reviews, music reviews, funny skits, exclusive made in house songs and interviews, fun facts and so much more, IIWR is your one stop shop and home podcast after a long day or to get your day started off right!
Podcasting since 2019 • 181 episodes
Industrial Industries World Radio
Latest Episodes
Rich People Fast Food | A Definitive Ranking
We take a look at fast food restaurants and do a ranking by placing them in quadrants. The main focus is to see which fast food restaurant is Rich people fast food or not! So let’s take a look and see what makes the cut!#food #fastfood ...
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Season 3
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35:38
Nostalgia Can Be Dangerous
Is nostalgia really harmless? Or can diving into the past actually mess with your mental health? In this eye-opening video, we explore the darker side of nostalgia—how revisiting old memories, retro toys, classic TV shows, vintage commercials, ...
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Season 3
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12:45
Dubai Chocolate Bar Review
The Dubai Chocolate bar. It’s a tiktok viral sensation…but why? I’ll explain it all as well as its history, looks, appeal, why it got famous and finally a full review to see if this bar is actually good or overhyped! It’s made of Milk Chocolate...
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Season 3
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15:17
Japanese McDonalds Menu Items
Konichiwa! (That is Hello in Japanese, trust me, I’ve done RESEARCH)It’s DJ Glowing Ice San! And today we will travel to Japan (my favorite country) to see all of the crazy, good and wacky things they offer inside their McDonald’s locations...
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Season 3
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20:52
Slice Soda History and Review | Worst Soda Comeback
In this video, I dive deep into the shocking return of Slice Soda—and spoiler alert, the new Slice soda sucks! Join me as I crack open a can of the revived 2020s Slice and give you my honest review. This isn’t the classic Slice from the ’80s an...
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Season 3
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15:09
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