Fisching for Reason

Fisching for Reason

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Fisching for Reason episodes

  • Episode 8 - John Taffer, Etc.

    This time, Mark dives into the deep end with reality rescue shows like Bar Rescue, Zombie House Flipping, and even Bake or Break. What truly is the point of these shows? 

    34 min
  • Episode 7 - NFL meets CTE
    Due to the loss of Marion Barber III, Mark discusses the conflict between success in the NFL and the pressures from society to do well, leading to potential risks.
    15 min
  • Episode 6 - Calendar League

    Mark starts off discussing the wonders of Groundhog's Day. Then spirals into a concept of the Calendar League. He compares the strength of each month based on their offerings. It's not meaningful to all, but it's important. 

    41 min
  • Episode 5 - 2020

    Mark really rambles this time. However, it's tasteful and enlightening. He focuses on the outcomes from the year 2020 and what the future should look like. He tackles the emotions of going through the pandemic. He finishes himself off with a lengthy discussion about Chandler Bing. 

    57 min
  • Episode 1 - Reality Television

    My name is Mark Fischer and this is Fisching for Reason. The premise of this show is searching for understanding (or reason). Each week I will be discussing, nay, arguing with myself about a given topic. Since our society is working through its own reason right now, I felt the importance of exercising the concept of empathy by using topics that are or should be less serious and impactful, but still warrant an argument. I will post a topic out there and then proceed to speak freely on it using my honest opinion. This will then be followed by a short rebuttal of me attempting to acknowledge a different perspective of this topic. Okay, now that you understand the rules of this game you are not playing, this week’s topic is… Reality Television. I discuss the shows Jersey Shore, Too Hot To Handle, and Selling Sunset.

    30 min

About Fisching for Reason

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Mark attempts to control his anger/frustrations by taking general topics and understanding both sides.