Sure, you've probably heard of the musical sensation known as "Hamilton," but you've never heard of the hit Broadway musical "Blow Daddio!" until now (because Joe & Cornell create it on this week's episode). The reviews are already in: "You should hate it!"

The Questions Guys bring on A Question Girl - Cornell's 6-year-old daughter, Tobie - and discuss their now infamous Ideal Day of Eating episode. This episode also feature's the pod's first ever fart from laughing. In the word's of Tobie: "This is the best podcast in the world!"

The gloves are off, there are no rules, and most importantly there are no bellyaches. This week The Question Guys tackle how they'd stuff their faces on their perfect day of eating. Warning: This episode contains an INSANE AMOUNT of cheese and carbs.

Nothing goes according to plan in this week's minisode, but that's a perfect metaphor for where Joe and Cornell found themselves in episode 17 ... just two questioning dudes rebuilding society. WARNING: This episode contains lots of cliffhangers and Easter Eggs!

What would Joe and Cornell do if they were suddenly the only two humans left and all technology and inventions had disappeared? The short answer: Cornell would procreate and make shoes from Alligator heads. Joe would make a pulley system to kill alligators and need tummy rubs from Cornell. Listen to the episode for the long answer.

Welcome to the first official The Question Guys Minisode. Things might look familiar to you because it's the exact same show as Find A Fan with a different name. That won't stop us from tackling some hard-hitting topics.

We put on our Post-Kuhar artist berets, remind ourselves of our during-Kuhar experience, and finally follow Megan’s guidance by coming up with our artist statement for the pod.

One thing is clear: when it comes to podcasting, “we’re an artist!” And we hope to one day have our busts erected up in the podcast hall of fame.

Although we’re concerned that we might’ve gone too meta with the pod initially, we come to terms with the fact that we’re two silly idiots tackling philosophical topics (even if we’re not idiots).

Maybe it’s better if we just ask someone else to come up with our artist statement for us.

In the end this pod may just be an erotic journey through hard hitting topics and for that Cornell suggests a new name for the pod: THE QUESTION GUYS.

This minisode is mostly about our fan Stefan, Steve, Stephen, Stevie. He wrote us the greatest email of all time and we still have a lot of work left to decoded it. But most importantly we found a fan.

So what’s next for the guys?

Also on this week’s minisode:

Joe’s GF finally LOL’d twice at an episode of the pod. Cornell’s friend Tyler (Hi Tyler!) remembers Joe’s BballJoe AOL screen name fame. Kuhar saved Joe’s relationship and all of our lives and we owe her everything. We have a lot of new questions for Stefan. Most importantly, is he the Zodiac killer? Gender reveal party of our new show name coming soon!

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Since episode one, there has been a question on everyone’s mind and now Joe and Cornell will finally answer it. The question is: if/when the technology makes it possible, will you connect your brain to a computer?

No spoilers. You must listen for answers.

Also on this week’s episode…

Joe’s “spookiest theme song yet” and it almost makes Cornell cry.We’re so jealous of our friend Megan Kuhar.Joe chooses his robot voice at NaturalReaders.com, a website Cornell has a VERY different visual for.Cornell has socio-economic concerns and then questions the humanity in all of this.Cornell is on board until he finds out it would make him better at basketball.Joe discusses a possible “parcheesi” glitch in his computer brain.Joe learned about today’s topic from Tim Urban’s blog Wait But Why, specifically the article on Elon Musk’s Neuralink.Joe wonders if this is just a part of evolution and Cornell wonders if this will lead to babies coming out with computers in their brains.Cornell worries about giving away too much of his thoughts and what happens to mouths.The problem with music in this world.Cornell wants to know what we do with our time in this new world (even though it’s unclear what Cornell does with his time now).Someone (Cornell) finally asks Joe what he would do with his computer brain.All Cornell wants to do is max out his computer-brain’s pleasure center.If you can download any body in the world, which would it be.Including which woman’s bodies.For Joe it all comes back to Felicity.

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We start with “Cornell’s Dilemma” regarding episode 14’s – our problems aren’t animals problems.

Also on this week’s mommysode…

Our Fan- we did it! Game over! The purpose of Narwhal’s horns dawned on Cornell.. Can you recreate the feeling of flight under water? Cornell Defends InsectsCornell’s Male Parrot Impression

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