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We are back, with Episode 34! In our first episode as a married couple, we tackle The Question – “Is there a polite way to say ‘I told you so’?” We also discuss a news article of a culinary bent, and listeners weigh in.

Next week, we’re turning our focus to TV and films, when we as The Question – “Why are we okay with rooting for the bad guy in a movie and/or TV show?”

We want to hear what you have to say on this, or any, topic! Send us and e-mail to thequestionpodcast (at) gmail (dot) com, or you can leave us a message on The Question Line at (347) 9ASKUS9 ( (347) 927-5879 ). Details for our Twitter and Facebook Group are on the Contact Page. However you reach out to us, we want to hear from you!

 
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Episode 33 – Even in these enlightened times, the acceptability of tattoos and piercings in the workplace still comes up. So we ask The Question – Should a person’s tattoos or piercings play a role in determining whether or not they get hired for a particular job?

Next week, we’re taking some time off to begin our life as Hubbs and Wifey, but we’ll be back on May 11th with a social conundrum – Is there a polite way to say, “I told you so”?

We want to hear what you have to say on this, or any, topic! Send us and e-mail to thequestionpodcast (at) gmail (dot) com, or you can leave us a message on The Question Line at (347) 9ASKUS9 ( (347) 927-5879 ). Details for our Twitter and Facebook Group are on the Contact Page. However you reach out to us, we want to hear from you!

 
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Episode 32 sees a retturn of our “What Do You Think About That” segment, with some news of a…shall we say, “delicate” nature. Then, we tackle what is, apparently, a major point o conflict between the two of us, and amongst your, our listeners – Is there a such thing as a truly selfless act?

Next week, we delve into another more social issue and as The Question – “Should a person’s tattoos/piercings play in a role in determining whether or not they get hired for a particular job?”

We want to hear what you have to say on this, or any, topic! Send us and e-mail to thequestionpodcast (at) gmail (dot) com, or you can leave us a message on The Question Line at (347) 9ASKUS9 ( (347) 927-5879 ). Details for our Twitter and Facebook Group are on the Contact Page. However you reach out to us, we want to hear from you!

 
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Published on April 17, 2013, by in Pop Culture.

In Episode 31, we address the mysteries of LOST and the mystery of lost feedback, before moving into our 3 Questions segment. Then we launch into a late night discussion of our and your favorite misheard lyrics.

Next week, we’ll be tackling a more serious issue (inspired by something far less than serious) as we ask The Question – Is there such a thing as a truly selfless act (and if so, please give an example)?

We want to hear what you have to say on this, or any, topic! Send us and e-mail to thequestionpodcast (at) gmail (dot) com, or you can leave us a message on The Question Line at (347) 9ASKUS9 ( (347) 927-5879 ). Details for our Twitter and Facebook Group are on the Contact Page. However you reach out to us, we want to hear from you!

 
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In Episode 30, we discuss the entertainment properties (bands, films, TV shows, etc.) that broke our hearts by failing to live up to their own high standards, but not before we explore the change of seasons and hurt feelings in the firehouse.

Next week, The Question is – What are some of your favorite misheard lyrics? We’ve all misheard a song lyric at one time or another, and probably sung it loudly in the company of others, often with hilarious (or embarassing) results. Whether you’ve sung about kissing a guy, or a bathroom on the right, we want to hear about it.

We look forward to hearing from you! Send us and e-mail to thequestionpodcast (at) gmail (dot) com, or you can leave us a message on The Question Line at (347) 9ASKUS9 ( (347) 927-5879 ). Details for our Twitter and Facebook Group are on the Contact Page. However you reach out to us, we want to hear from you!

 
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In Episode 28, we discuss a topic relating to the social contract, with The Question – If an innocent man is being put to death, and fights back against his executioner – killing him in the process, has he acted in self-defense, or is he guilty of murder?

Next week’s Question is a more lighthearted one. We’re asking “What entertainment properties (be they movies, television shows, books, bands, etc.) have broken your heart because they’re no longer as good as they once were?

We look forward to hearing from you! Send us and e-mail to thequestionpodcast (at) gmail (dot) com, or you can leave us a message on The Question Line at (347) 9ASKUS9 ( (347) 927-5879 ). Details for our Twitter and Facebook Group are on the Contact Page. However you reach out to us, we want to hear from you!

 
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Published on March 24, 2013, by in Pop Culture.

In Episode 28, we ask The Question – Why are adults today so much more “kid-friendly” than the generation(s) that came before? We weigh in with our thoughts, and take feedback on the topic.

Next week’s Question focuses on a hypothetical. If an innocent man is being put to death, and fights back against the executioner, killing him, has he acted in self-defense, or is he guilty of murder?

A deep topic, with plenty of room for argument on both sides. We look forward to your feedback! Send us and e-mail to thequestionpodcast (at) gmail (dot) com, or you can leave us a message on The Question Line at (347) 9ASKUS9 ( (347) 927-5879 ). Details for our Twitter and Facebook Group are on the Contact Page. However you reach out to us, we want to hear from you!

 
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In Episode 27, we explore the topic of death as it relates to the world of Facebook and other social media, as we ask the Question – If one of your Facebook friends dies, when (if ever) is it okay to “unfriend” them?

Next week, we’ll be asking the Question – Why are adults today so much more kid-friendly than the generation that came before? These days, it seems like video games, comics, Lego, young adult fiction – these are no longer reserved for children, and it’s quite common and pretty much acceptable, for adults to enjoy these things too, more so than in previous generations. Why is that? Send us your feedback to thequestionpodcast (at) gmail (dot) com, or you can leave us a message on The Question Line at (347) 9ASKUS9 ( (347) 927-5879 ). Details for our Twitter and Facebook Group are on the Contact Page. However you reach out to us, we want to hear from you!

 
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Published on March 16, 2013, by in Pop Culture.

In Episode 26, all your memes are belong to us, as we discuss the Question – Why do we love internet memes, until we hate them? So be a LOLCat, not be a grumpy cat, tell your screaming goat to quiet down, grab a couple of girls and a cup of something, while you listen to this episode recorded on a Friday.

 
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In Episode 25, we look back at our last 24 episodes, and give you (and ourselves) the opportunity to say the things about previous Questions that might have been missed the first time round. We also somehow end up discussing some Questions that we haven’t even asked yet.

Next week, we’re discussing internet memes by asking the Question – Why do we love memes, until we hate them? I mean, we all know that we loved Gangam Style, but got sick of it because we listened to it about a billion times a day, and now the thought of a Korean man in a tuxedo makes us cringe. So why do we do this to ourselves, over and over again, with every new meme that pops up? Send us your feedback to thequestionpodcast (at) gmail (dot) com, or you can leave us a message on The Question Line at (347) 9ASKUS9 ( (347) 927-5879 ). Details for our Twitter and Facebook Group are on the Contact Page. However you reach out to us, we want to hear from you!