Question Mark

Mark and Jerry team up with fellow nerds Matt Mead and James Morelock to give predictions for The Force Awakens. Ryan Hall is too busy helping destroy the Republic at his stormtrooper rally to make an appearance. Finally, Mark and Lyndsey Paynter give their thoughts after seeing The Force Awakens at the episode's end.

This week, excited musician Michael Schenk joins us to reveal music from his forthcoming record with Build Us Fiction. Ryan had to go hang out with Donald Trump, so we had former guest Michael Robinson join us as co-host! We discuss life, love, growing up, and baskets of poop.

We are joined this week with Bobby and Nick from the TNB podcast. We discuss how to gain listeners, the joys of podcasting, and share a few tips between friends. With co-host Ryan Hall out of town on a "business trip", he calls in and we hit him with a few questions about why he is really not with us tonight. Krinkle, krinkle, slam, boom, burp, these peanuts are delicous.

This week, we have film blogger and horror film aficionado Aaron Schweighardt on the show! Aaron is going to argue with Jerry over their favorite horror movies and kills, while Ryan and Mark try to dissect the art of film itself.

Thanks to our new sponsor, GameFly, we discuss the fallout from Fallout 4, Mark makes a case for Just Cause 3 being the true game of the year, and Ryan makes excuses for not liking Black Ops 3.

Michael Robinson of The Clean comes on to polish the studio's knobs. Rusty Shackleford calls in to ask us about finding treasure amongst trash, and Ryan is in hiding after Anonymous releases secret KKK members names online.

In this week's all new episode, Jonathan Fessel returns to spice things up in Ryan's absence, Lyndsey Paynter tells us about that photography life, Jerry beats a dead racist horse, and Mark answers all the questions sent in from listeners. Surprisingly, we recieve another phone call from Rusty Shackleford and his Blackberry10. All this and much more, on The Question Mark Podcast.

This week, restauranteur Jonathan Fessel teaches us how to strike out and be successful with your own business, why Die Hard needs to be seen, and his awkward relationship with British romantic comedies. Fessel also reveals that his restaurant F and N Goode Chicken Tenders has no beef with Colonel Sanders.

This is a Texas sized episode folks, and joining us in the studio this week, we have two very special guests, Ed Esq. and Jonathan Klein. While Jonathan may be your run of the mill promoter, Ed on the other hand is our resident lawyer. Ed comes with his very own set of unique stories mostly relating to farting at the wrong time. We do however find out why he loves Texas so much. This is not one to miss ladies and gentlemen.

This week's guest is musician Pat Lynch. He is the man behind our intro and outro theme songs. Pat tells us about his work with Trademark Aaron, his upcoming gigs, and answers some of the questions sent in by the fans. We also discuss movies that should get the "Jurassic World" treatment as well as movies that should never be touched, ever.