Episode 4 of Two Marks on a Bench is a full sensory ride — sight, sound, smell, and a few feelings the boys didn’t plan for.

Molly kicks things off with a brand‑new Molly’s Mind Bender before he and Marcus dive into classic Aussie TV ads.

Then Marcus Glitz crashes the bench with his Hollywood NON‑sense, delivering his usual blend of half‑facts and full confidence.

The episode also takes a heartfelt turn as Molly opens up about a recent health scare — an honest, important chat about paying attention to your body and getting checked.

To round things out, the boys explore the smells that bring memories flooding back: mulberries, fresh‑cut hay, chooky soup and even the unmistakable aroma of a dump run with Dad.

Warm, funny, nostalgic and meaningful — Episode 4 covers everything from childhood ads to real‑life health, all with classic bench banter.

This Episode includes: - Flu vaccinations — are you for them, against them, or just here for the lollipop?

- QR codes at pubs & cafés… convenient or a modern-day treasure hunt?

- The death of customer service — chatbots, hold music, and “Your call is important to us” (is it though?)

- Marcus Glitz reporting from Hollywood with the latest celebrity chaos

- A fresh Molly’s Mind Bender to twist your brain into a pretzel

- Friends of the show feedback — yes, we actually read it

If you’ve ever yelled at a chatbot, hovered awkwardly over a QR code, or waited on hold long enough to question your life choices… this episode is basically therapy.

This Episode includes:

- A sneeze‑related gym incident  

- The worst gym etiquette offenders

- Phone zombies in the wild

- The music that raised us (questionable choices were made)  

- Grandkids, retirement travel & mid‑life nonsense

- Marcus Glitz reporting from Hollywood

- And a fresh Molly’s Mind Bender to melt your brain

If you’ve ever grunted at the gym, rewound a cassette with a pencil, or tried standing up after playing with a toddler… this episode is basically your autobiography.

Episode 1: How It All Began
Two guys, one bench, and no script. It’s the very first chat—expect a few laughs, a few tangents, and the start of something good.