Fair Enough Podcast

Our Jurassic Park trilogy finally comes to a close with our look at the last five issues of "Return to Jurassic Park," the only Jurassic Park Annual, and Jurassic Park Issue #0. Nathan and Craig put their unique spin on the last of the Topps Comics JP stories. Featuring music by Chad Crouch and Cloud Mouth.

Part two of a three part series looking at the Topps Comics Jurassic Park stories of the 1990s. The "Return To Jurassic Park" comics have always been one of the most mysterious corners of the Jurassic Park expanded universe. The Green Flame arc, about the U.S. Army concocting a grand conspiracy to cover up something they discovered on Isla Nublar, was cancelled midway with no conclusion after issue four. However, we got our hands on the actual scripts for the next four unpublished stories in the Green Flame arc! This is a Secret Room exclusive - nobody else has seen or covered these stories before. Join us and be one of the first to hear where the stories of Grant, Sattler, and newcomer Edgar Prather would have went. Featuring music by Makai Symphony.

Topps Comics published the first official sequels to Jurassic Park in the early 1990s. In the first part of a three episode series, we look at the "Raptor," "Raptors Attack," and "Raptors Hijack" arcs, telling the tale of a trio of velociraptors that escape from the island. Featuring music by Ross Bugden and DJ Quads.

Craig and Nathan each went and saw "Star Wars, Episode VIII - The Last Jedi," and they finally have the opportunity to sit down and talk about it for two hours. Featuring music by BrickTrick and Nkato.

Do The Simpsons writers have an uncanny ability to predict future events in the real world? Craig, Nathan, and YouTube talespinner Ahkee "Monster Minded" Moore discuss the many times that the animated sitcom has allegedly hit the nail on the head.

Punk-Rock Buddhist Monk Brad Warner joins us to talk about his new book, "It Came From Beyond Zen!" In the book, he translates the words of thirteenth century Zen monk Dogen into more modern and accessible language -- complete with jokes about french fries and Metallica. We also chat about Blade Runner, dinosaurs, Star Trek, Godzilla, Rick and Morty, and Courtney Love. Featuring music by Eric Taylor.

Stand up comic Dan McCort brings his controversial brand of comedy back to the Secret Room as he joins us to discuss the wacky world of conspriacy theories! We touch upon all the big ones, especially Dan's particular favorites -- the federal banks and our alleged ancient alien ancestors. Featuring music by Arandel, Creap Freak, Dead Peoples Records, PK Jazz Collective, and Ken Hamm.

In this epic radio play, originally serialized as a three part saga in Fair Point Podcast, episodes #115, #116, and #117, everybody's favorite Catholic extremist Guy Fawkes embarks on a modern day adventure serial, hunting down Nazi clones. Little does he know a popular Pokemon app game and generally reasonable feminism are going to make things more difficult than he planned for. Starring Craig Lewis, Sarah Tarolli, Emily Park, Antoine Baker, David Watson, Josh Harding, and Nathan Kappesser. This is the second "Guy Fawkes, Monster Hunter" trilogy, and one of many adventures featuring the brash but loveable Guy Fawkes and Klaus. To hear more of them, check out Fair Point Podcast.

Willy Roberts, one half of Feral Audio's "Real Life Sci-Fi," joins us to discuss their prospects for the future. Nathan and Craig tell Willy about their shared U.F.O. sighting. They also talk about Ed Sheeran, Game of Thrones, pyramids on Mars, quantum computers, Terence McKenna, Black Mirror, Rick and Morty, Broken Social Scene, our personal funeral playlists, and Freaky Chakra Multiphasic Innoculators.

We resume our discussion on Noah Hawley's television adaptation of the Cohen Brothers' "Fargo," with a look at the third and possibly final season, starring Ewan McGregor, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, and Carrie Coon.

Is Ridley Scott reinventing the xenomorph continuity as we know it, or simply building upon it? Is "Alien: Covenant" an excellent horror movie or a hokey disappointment? And how can you be confident in answering any of these questions without first hearing what podcasting extraordinaires Nathan and Craig have to say? Listen in as we discuss the newest installment and it's relationship to the rest of the Alien movies and expanded universe.

Real Life Sci-Fi's Willy Roberts drops in to discuss the theories and ideas of the bard Terence McKenna. Philosopher, chemist, botanist, anthropologist, and all around chill guy, Terence McKenna talks about subjects like evolution, language, psychedelics, the apocalypse, elves, and so much more. Join Nathan, Craig, and their guest Willy as they break down the complex musings of this weird and inspirational thinker.

And now, a taste of something different. Jeremy Vyne relives his traumatic childhood for the benefit of our listeners. A hint -- this is not your average episode of Fair Enough. We deal with subject matter that may not be appropriate for all listners. This is the realest and most serious episode of Fair Enough we have ever done, and while there are still jokes, it is about a very serious subject matter -- abuse. You've had your trigger warning. We're here if you need us.

What books, comics, video games, and TV shows would you like to see adapted to major motion picture, Netflix series, or other form of media? This is the topic of the day. Craig and Nathan talk Chrono Trigger, Animorphs, Forgotten Realms, Jhonen Vasquez, and more.

Silph Radio Podcast is our Pokemon Centered podcast! Today, we take a look at a scrapped episode of Silph Radio, in which Nathan and Jeremy get peanut butter in their chocolate as they mash two franchises together in a conversation about both Star Trek and Pokemon. They assign the crew of the Enterprise their own Pokemon teams, and talk about the implications of Pokemon existing in the Star Trek universe.

Nathan and Craig continue their look at the television "adaptation" of Fargo, with a look at Season Two, starring Patrick Wilson, Kirsten Dunst, and Ted Danson.

Craig and Nathan discuss the first season of the FX Original series "Fargo," starring Martin Freeman, Allison Tolman, and Billy Bob Thornton, based loosely on the Coen Brothers film of the same name.

The author Marquis Woolford returns after a long year to talk about what it was like growing up as a geek in a pre-internet America.

Fan favorite Jeremy Vyne returns once again to discuss the prospect that our entire world might just be a Matrix-like simulation running on some type of computer, or something like a computer, and the implications of such a suggestion.

Our old friends from Fair Point Podcast, Guy Fawkes, Klaus the clone, and The Friggin' Pope himself, all stop by The Secret Room to take the Pottermore Sorting Quiz and find out which Hogwarts School of Wizarding house they belong to! In case that was jibberish to you, it's a Harry Potter thing, but this episode is not just for Harry Potter fans! You don't need to know anything about the books or movies to get this episode. You might want to be familiar with Fair Point Podcast, though.