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Here’s My Question for You

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Brought to you by the creators of Classic Gaming Quarterly and My Life in Gaming, Here’s My Question for You brings the vibe of two guys hanging out and chatting over a beer into a podcast format. With each episode the hosts will put each other on the spot asking questions about a variety of topics including music, movies, television, games, and life in general.

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Episode 65 - Hey let's start just doing the show notes in list format:

Chris is making a photo album for his sister.

Chris expands on his feelings about not enjoying phone conversations.

Coury's daughter has begun dating and Coury doesn't even own... more

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Episode 64 - Coury learns a new word and wears his shirts twice, vanity sizing is annoying, Chris hung out with a dude who only wears kilts, Cloak & Dagger is scary for a kids movie, Chris finally conned his friend into watching Jaws, The Temple of D... more

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Chris is saddened by an old woman driving a classic Honda Prelude far below the speed limit, Coury got a new car but he's afraid to drive it, Chris knows the same two bits of trivia about Dr. Pepper that everyone else who knows them knows, Coury ruin... more

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Listen I’ve had a few tonight, so like whatever. Chris doesn’t have a 4k Blu-Ray player but is buying 4K movies, Stanley Kubrick was the man but we all already knew that, Chris has some non-misogynistic thoughts about how men and women socialize diff... more

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Mike Chi
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Co-host discussing various leisure topics, known for a humorous and engaging style.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 81 ratings
  • Best Podcast to Mow Your Lawn By

    Don’t skip another summer, I need you guys in my ears while I cut my grass!

    The guys are about 10 years older than I am and I simply enjoy listening to their takes on every day life, hobbies, family and how these activities change in priority as we all continue to get older and (hopefully) wiser/more introspective.

    Also, Chris introduced me to the fine folks at the Retro Game Squad podcast, so he will always have my gratitude for that!

    Keep it up boys! Five MiniDiscs out of five.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    크리스크리스크리스
    United States2 years ago
  • Chris shut the f up

    After listening to every episode, Chris you should shut the f up and let Coury talk. He talks about stuff way more relevant to everyday life and tells it in a very compelling and relatable way. Every time you interrupt Coury it sounds like a back and forth that ends up sounding combatting. This show would be way better if you just let Coury talk.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    AstralElement
    United States2 years ago
  • Great show!

    Great duo, easy listening!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mb2121212
    United States2 years ago
  • Cory shut the f up

    After listening to several podcasts, I had to write this: CORY SHUT YOUR MOUTH. It’s pretty clear Chris has more to say and more enthusiasm and quite frankly more personality and all you have to do is just let him talk. He knows how to tell a story in an interesting and funny way. Cory does none of this. He’s constantly talking over him and interrupting with his boring talking points, insisting every topic has somehow to do with him. It’s like listening to people head butting each other over and... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    dasrage
    United States3 years ago
  • Just two guys talking about whatever. Sometimes it's about videogames. Very entertaining. No politics (please keep it this way).

    Audible
    5
    katorin
    United States3 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the easygoing conversations and relatable humor, often comparing it to hanging out with friends.
Some criticism is noted regarding conversation flow, with suggestions for co-host dynamics to improve engagement.
Positive feedback highlights the nostalgic topics and relevant everyday life discussions that resonate with the audience.

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You Made Me Feel Shiny and New
Q: Do you have any superstitions?
Not really; I wish I had some because it seems easier to comprehend things in a certain way.
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Q: Where did you go to college?
I went to Johns Hopkins University.

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Conversations revolve around a multitude of topics that reflect a mix of nostalgia and current affairs. Major themes include films, retro gaming, and personal anecdotes that offer insights into everyday experiences. The hosts' discussions often balance humor with thoughtful commentary on topics such as parenting, technology, and life changes. Notable for its casual, laid-back structure, the series effectively mimics the experience of friends chatting over drinks, creating an inviting atmosphere for listeners looking for leisure-focused content with relatable themes.

Listeners are likely to enjoy the blend of nostalgia and contemporary views, as the hosts frequently touch on popular culture from various eras, including classic movies and ret... more

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