Is This Really a Question?

Is This Really a Question?

By Chris and TankSociety & Culture
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Is This Really a Question? episodes

  • Battle of the Sexes

    Chris and Tank, along with show favorite, Wood and his wife, decided to take their families on a vacation together in the mountains of Boone, NC. Inevitably, a podcast would be recorded with points of view from their wives. From discussing how they really feel about man-cations, to their view-points on paternity testing and Father's Day,  will everyone that came with a significant other, leave with one? 

    1 hr 5 min
  • Social Media: Is There a Such Thing as Over/Under Posting?

    On this episode, while Chris still struggles to get the name of the Podcast right, Chris and Tank talk about the impact of DMX and how it has affected the culture, Justice League. Paul Pierce's social media posting decision how people are delusional about their social media personalities, and how is Tank making enough money from this Podcast that he can afford a personal chef? The crew takes a question from their Facebook page about social media and relationships.  Meanwhile a special guest appearance throws both the guests for a loop.

    52 min
  • Do you think Man-cations are OK?

    On today's episode, Chris and Tank welcome their first guest and longtime friend Wood, from North Carolina to discuss the topic of Man-cation, and for some odd reason they decide to have mimosas while debating. Things get a little heated as we go from debating the silhouette challenge, to black Superman, and would you be ok with another man checking on your significant other. Yes, the conversation went just as well as you would expect. 

    56 min
  • Is 8 years long enough to know?

    In this inaugural episode, Chris and Tank argue whether or not dating someone for 8 years is a long enough time for someone to decide to marry; The election results; The passing of Alex Trebek. 

    36 min

About Is This Really a Question?

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Chris straddles the fence, Tank's a straight shooter. Between family, life, and everything in-between, they're just two guys that sees the world from two different points of views.