Comedian Billy Devore joins us to talk about an upcoming comedy event he's a part of along with our very own SPJ and Jay Armstrong of the Out of Step podcast, also on the KYHBB network. Ryan Hall joins us for his fourth consecutive week in a row, breaking his record for repeat visits. We discuss phony celebrity apologies courtesy of 50 cent, amazing cooking shows, and listen to Ryan and Billy fellate each other over their mutual love of Kanye West.

Sleep (The Fraternity) joins us this week to help save the world. We discuss music creation, the elements of storytelling, and why Nintendo is losing all of us as customers. Ryan Hall continues to show up and leads a discussion about Sleep's hit song and video, "Duke."

Former guest Jon Klein stops by to tell us about his forthcoming Cincy Beer Quiz event series - we interrupt him about 300 times. Meanwhile, Ryan Hall decides to show up two weeks in a row, mostly blowing our minds. As per usual, Mark rants about social wrongdoings.

The show opens with money advice - seriously. Inspired by a new app to help with investments, Ryan Hall returns to the show this week to share his expertise on salt rock lamps, unnecessary sequels and more. Meanwhile, Jerry and Mark bask in each other's warmth.

Evan Brown joins us to tell us how to get started in the production world. The podcast welcomes home weary traveler Eric Simpson whos back in the US after a year home teaching in South Korea. Meanwhile, Ryan is likely at a rally. Lastly, Mark destroys the audience's expectations for Batman v Superman. All this and more on the Question Mark podcast.

Tonight we lead with Mark talking in detail about why he thinks the new Ghostbusters movie will be bad, Lynsea moderates a discussion about the YouTube fair use scandal, and Ryan promises to do customized Def Jam poetry for you if you donate to our Patreon page!

This week, Shifted Cinema Podcast host Holland Rains joins us to set Hollywood straight. Ryan Hall returns after a few weeks absence and tries to defend Kanye West. Meanwhile, we answer thousands of questions.

The most horrifying guest yet, Sable of Homegrown Revival, joins us to tell us about her latest adventures in the world of home gardening. Later, we discuss the merits of craft candy and dragons.

This week, Mark goes back stage with Queensryche founding member, Michael Wilton, to chat about the music industry, tasty beer, and why Mark hates Bruce Springsteen. Later, we question the sanity of flat-earthers and why Coaches Corner in Newport, KY has the best burgers on the planet.

Kenny and Mike of MadTree Brewing come in to discuss the new can release of Rubus Cacao, their new $18 million dollar expansion, which cartoon inspired one of their beers, and more. Co-host Ryan Hall decides to finally show back up to learn about beer. Mark struggles to keep it all together.