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In week three of the podcast, the QBs begin the week with an episode mostly about the shows they remember watching growing up in the 90s. If you remember actors like Jane Seymour, Roma Downing, Della Reese, Tim Allen, and (of course) Chuck Norris, then you may be able to envision what some Fall Saturday nights were like at the Martins' house in 1996.
The QBs take a hard look in the mirror to determine just how annoying they may have been to their older siblings. Newsweek (or is it the New York Times?) shares insights into brother/brother and brother/sister fighting, the QBs rate their parents' parenting skills, and the QBs agree that they were lucky to have the siblings they had during their formative years in this 6th installment of the show. It goes without saying that Kevin and Becky had the coolest little brothers.
The QBs return to the topic of their dads to finish what they started with Marks of Midway Part 1. They discuss Steve's departure from coaching, why coaches retire when they do, and Steve's greatest pickup lines while under the influence of a concussed brain. The QBs also bring on special guest Mark Juhl and announce new ways to keep up with the show.
Against all odds, the QBs are back! Clearly their wives are finding the podcast just as irresistible as the tens and tens of Kansas QB listeners across the world (shoutout to Germany and Hungary). In episode 4, the QBs fact check Harvard, remember their favorite outdoor games, and check in with some old friends in a segment entitled "ask a Bendenian."
As far as the QBs are concerned, the greatest video game of all-time came out in 1991. In episode 3, they recall the smells of Tyler's basement, discuss Tyler's reasons for not letting Steve play the greatest game of all-time, and decide to record this episode as if it were their last . . . because it could be.
Mark Juhl and Mark Martin are two of the greatest 8-man football coaches ever to take up a whistle. On this second jumbo episode, the QBs talk about these two titans of football coaching, discuss what it is like playing for Coach Dad, chat with a special guest, and ponder whether the podcast will continue past episode 3. The QBs agree that there are two coaches not in the Kansas football hall of fame who should be!
Tyler found out he was the co-host of a podcast after the intro music was already playing. On this first episode, the QBs talk about Sycamore Springs, a beloved childhood destination that spawned many memories. Like many others, this memory took place in (you guessed it) Kansas.
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