Brian's kid is afraid of Germans and wants to know about one night stands. Jack's kid thinks she understands dating. Jack unearths Brian's questionable advice column. The Biden campaign tries Facebook ads. An interview with former McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbook about the company's new message of sexual liberation through sploshing. Sponsored by Percy's Farm Store.

Brian's fancy Japanese candy wasn't a hit. Jack has a neighbor with a creepy past, and a kid with a Fever Reese's. Jack quizzes Brian on Celebrity tombstones. Holiday classics face modern scrutiny. Brian with the News You Missed. The newest head of ISIS stops by to talk about the terror organization's new terror philosophy.

Refreshingly morbid Halloween edition. Brian has a jaded son. All the news you missed. Jack wants Brian to explain several charities. Actor Dennis Quaid dishes on marrying someone 40 years younger, the true message of Midway, and his geothermally heated Pennsylvania sex bunker.

Brian tells Jack how Facebook marketing really works. Yet another incident of cultural appropriation in the news. Jack learns the true story of how musician John Mayer screwed up Brian's book launch, but begins to question Brian's victim status. Cookie Monster comes by to talk about Sesame Street getting gritty.

A cinema-themed third episode featuring an interview with Star Wars Director J.J. Abrams! But first: Jack has Brian explain the plots of the screenplays he's apparently written, Brian covers the news everybody missed, and Jack is incredibly impressed by Brian's James Bond impersonations.

Bandwagons explained. Brian asks Jack which kid he loves more. The reason Gergle stock is cheaper than Google. Jack asks Brian to explain his Shark Tank investments. All the news that fell through the cracks. Interview with childhood development expert Dr. Jerry Fullwood.

On the very first episode of Questionable Material, Brian Sack and Jack Helmuth introduce themselves. Jack pitches Brian's incredible marketing skills to potential sponsors. Brian has the major news that you and Jack might have missed during the Trump news cycle. An interview with Joe Biden's chief gaffe writer.