Episode 55: Mark does his second Halloween themed episode. Within the episode, segments from four past guests are included, featuring Joshua Mikel and Vincent M Ward from "The Walking Dead", Hip Hop artist Mykill Miers and director of "Friday The 13th Part Six Jason Lives" Tommy McLoughlin. Three Halloween themed songs are also included from Hip Hop artists Mykill Miers, DJ Real One w/Rhamsis Ali & Confucious and DJ Real One w/Dre Cobbs & CH7. Mark also talks about the movie "Terrifier", a retro look at "A Nightmare on Elm Street" and compares the 2020 election to "The Walking Dead".

Episode 54: Mark talks with Hip Hop artist Mr Hooper about his incredible project "Too High To Get Over". The entire album is played in the episode and following the album, an in depth interview with Mr Hooper takes place. The interview also features a special appearance from Musik G. Look for this amazing and moving project from Mr Hooper on all streaming platforms.

Episode 53: In this episode of The Infinite Banter Podcast, Mark talks with Hip Hop artists Alaska and Zilla Rocca about their new album "Nihilist Millennial" by Cargo Cults. They talk about the concept of the album and specific tracks from the project, discussion on recent horror movies and comic books and they rate where the movie "Juice" stands over the years. Two songs from the album are featured in the episode. Find their project at https://wreckingcrew.bandcamp.com/album/nihilist-millennial

Episode 52: Mark talks with Hip Hop artist Mafiosa about his new album "Collection Plate", his past project "The Ghost Of", the scene in Syracuse NY and marketing yourself during a pandemic. Three songs from Mafiosa are featured within the episode. Find Mafiosa's music at https://maf315.bandcamp.com Mark also banters about recent episodes of "The Walking Dead", "Fear The Walking Dead", the return of an old favorite show of his and gives his thoughts on the new album from Paris "Safe Space Invader".

Episode 51: Mark talks with M Doc Diego and then DBTZ of Manzu Beats about their album "Universal Tongues". They talk about the making of the album, working together while Diego is in Rochester NY and DBTZ is in Spain and three songs are featured in the episode. Find their album here- https://manzubeatz.bandcamp.com/album/universal-tongues Mark also reviews the new album from Public Enemy "What you gonna do when the grid goes down".

Episode 50: Mark talks once again with MC/Producer Hip Hop duo Griff & Scorcese. This time they go in depth about their new album "Midnight Express". Three songs are featured, including two exclusive remixes from the album. Check out Griff/Scorcese at https://insubordinaterecords.com Mark also rants about The Presidential Debate.

Episode 49: Mark talks with actor Vincent M. Ward about his time as "Oscar" on "The Walking Dead", his numerous TV and movie roles, sports talk and his start in the acting business. Check out Vincent at his website- www.vincentmward.com Mark also talks about the news that TWD will end after season 11 and the new "Negan Lives" comic book.

Episode 48: Mark talks with Hip Hop artist Mykill Miers about his career, his upcoming remix album for the 20th anniversary of his classic album "It's Been a Long Time Coming" and how he started incorporating horror themes in his lyrics. Find his music at - https://mykillmiers.bandcamp.com Mark also reflects on the passing of Chadwick Boseman

Episode 47: Mark talks with Hip Hop artist Guy Grams. Four new songs from Guy Grams are featured within the episode as well as conversation about Guy Grams start in Hip Hop music, working with Dirt Platoon and The Baltimore scene and doing shows with Hip Hop icons like Rakim and Sean Price. Check out www.guygramsmusic.com for music and merch. Mark also speaks on what happened at Summer Slam.

Episode 46: Mark plays previously unused audio from past guests. Clips that were not aired on previous episodes from past guests- Joshua Mikel, Kool Rock Ski, Andy Harris, Griff/Scorcese and Akrobatik. Mark also rants about those that don't wear masks during the COVID-19 pandemic.