Drive/Run/Dishes Ruminations / Peter Frerichs

Peter Frerichs

Welcome! My name is Peter Frerichs, and I am a contract writer and consultant. I work across a range of industries, and I'm primarily centered on articles/blogs, B2C and B2B marketing collateral, proposals for non-profits, interviews, market research, and some occasional humor that I would be thrilled to do more of :)

I hold a Master's degree in Public Administration/Public Policy from the University of Southern California and have overseas living and working experience in Latin America.

Rates are determined per project, and I always provide an initial skeleton/draft and even some sample writing for first-time clients (free of charge, of course).

Drive/Run/Dishes Ruminations

I do a lot of listening to podcasts and the news while driving, running, and doing the dishes.

Most of the time, I need to stop driving, running, and doing the dishes to note down my thoughts (good, bad, but never indifferent).

This then leads to rabbit hole meandering and corresponding ruminations you may partake in below.

I'm also a sports nut so most posts will end with something hoops related. Other sports will likely follow.

Last but not least - talk to me! Schedule a call here, and let's get your project off the ground. Or if your wife/husband/partner/grandma/local barista has had enough, you can ramble on to me, I know the feeling.

23rd April 2024

A No-Landing Economy, the ESG Train to Nowhere, and Jamal Murray Crushing LA

The average credit card APR is a record high of 20.75%. Paying off $5,000 in debt at this rate would take 279 months and $8,124 in interest. The flip side, however, is that U.S. incomes, on average, have risen to equal or greater levels than the increased costs for services and goods. Inflation is also down from previous highs, but psychologically, we always pay more attention to how much we’re spending as opposed to how much more we’re bringing in.

Biden's Class Problem, Street Epistemology, and Caitlin Frickin Clark

Boghossian engages in this on the street where the goal is not to convert or persuade, but rather foster an open-minded dialogue that could (and often does) result in re-considerations of people’s previously deeply held beliefs. Boghossian takes his methodology into some of the most hostile places on the planet - Kabul or Port-au-Prince, you might imagine? No, even scarier - college campuses.

Peter Frerichs

Peter Frerichs