Adam and Mark and open the show with John Ziegler in studio. They open the show talking about how their perceived political affiliations may have possibly hurt them in their professional circles. This leads to a discussion how media narrative can shape the public's perception of a story, and how this pertains to the Sandusky case. Next John informs Adam and Mark about some of the odd circumstances surrounding the Sandusky case, and expresses his belief in the innocence of both Jerry Sandusky and Joe Paterno. He explains how he believes Matt Sandusky is the biggest bad actor involved in the case.

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The guys open the show discussing the circumstances of Dinesh D'Souza's campaign money laundering conviction. Then Mark talks about a double murder case he was involved in as well as the current status of the Chandra Levy case. Mark then talks about prosecutorial discretion and how it applies to Hillary Clinton's email troubles, which leads to a discussion of some biases in the media.

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Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about Dr Dre's citizens arrest which prompts the question, what exactly is a citizens arrest? Then the guys take some listener phone calls. The first call they take is from a California tax attorney who looks to expand on one of Adams previous points about the IRS. Before they wrap, Adam and Mark take another call about a judge's dissenting opinion when it comes to case law.

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Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about The Clinton Foundation, and its lack of presence throughout the Democratic National Convention. Then the guys talk about the legality of Trump calling on Russia to hack Hilary Clintons emails. After that, Adam asks Mark about the recent developments of officers being acquitted in the death of Freddie Gray. Before they wrap, Adam and Mark talk about the need to focus properly on issues and not get riled up over everything you hear.

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Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt discussing the recent tragedies in the news following more shootings of police officers. Then the guys talk at length about the Michael Brown shooting and what prompted it in the first place. Before they wrap, Adam dissects President Obama's recent speech in Dallas at the slain officers memorial service and his one hour discussion with the nation on race.

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Famed attorney best known for his role in the O.J. Simpson murder case, Christopher Darden joins Adam & Mark for a candid conversation about his time working on the O.J. trial, his post-O.J. life and career and finally Mark's recently filed class action against the popular app Snapchat.

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Mark opens this episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about his recent tour of Adams automotive warehouse. After some talk of the Newman Documentary, Adam and Mark talk about the importance of not externalizing when trying to accomplish something. Adam talks about how young adults today simply wont have the same kind of luxury life their parents did with the same amount of income. Then they talk about Cecil the Lion's killer, what his punishment should be, and better uses of the FBI's time.

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Adam and Mark are back at it again this week as they open the show discussing America's legal system, and which other systems around the world might work better. Adam rants about the uselessness and extortionist mentality of the SAG-AFTRA guild before he talks with Mark about the recently released 30 for 30 about OJ Simpson. Then Adam asks Mark about the recent developments in the re-trial of the Serial podcast season 1 subject Adnan Syed. Before they wrap, Adam and Mark talk about producer Joe Halderman who pleaded guilty to blackmailing David Lettermen with a screenplay about Letterman's sexual affairs with his interns.

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Adam and Mark are back together and they open this week's show talking about their mutual friend Vinnie Tortorich and how Adam came to follow some of his exceptionally basic nutritional advice to great success. Adam then brings Mark up to speed on his newly found theory about the middle class and how the people in his universe don't seem to strive for those goals. The guys then get into a story out of Oklahoma wherein local law enforcement agencies have enacted a new technology to make civil forfeitures more expedient while also more controversial.

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Adam and Mark open this week's episode on Reasonable Doubt differentiating the difference between fun parents and smart parents. After that, Adam talks about the need for him to pay people back as quickly as possible. This leads to a longer conversion on how important it is to have character. Before they wrap, Adam and Mark take some law related phone calls.

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