Fair Enough Podcast

In 2013, future Silph Radio cohost Phil Cobb and his brother Jon were hanging out with Nathan in the Secret Room when they decided they might as well turn on the mics and document the conversation. Today, we're taking a look back at an hour long discussion about video games, as well as a table read of the first chapter in a Pokemon fanfiction Nathan wrote many years ago. Warning to non-Poke-fans -- This is a very Poke-centric episode!

Joining us for the third time, author Marquis Woolford poses the question of our time -- is Star Wars racist? However, this is a conversation about much more than just Star Wars, and even much more than just racism. We consider some thought provoking perspectives on race, gender, sex, sexuality, mysticism, evolution, and, yes, even Star Wars! Warning -- Spoilers for "The Force Awakens."

What is love? It is a question that means many different things to many different people, and not easily answered. Nonetheless, Nathan and Jeremy attempt the impossible, and endeavor to answer the question so that we have a Valentines Day Special.

Superfan Sarah joins us for a discussion on the whimsical horror musical "The Devil's Carnival." This episode was intended to be released in October, but due to the hectic holiday season, got pushed back. We hope you enjoy it just as much now!

In lieu of a full month of Scare Point, Nathan and Craig bring you FEAR ENOUGH, an October event chock full of obscure horror movie reviews. For today's episode, they watched the 1989 Scott Spiegel grocery-store slasher flick "Intruder," starring Bruce Campbell and Sam Raimi!

Craig Lewis and Nathan K. speculate on the new characters, returning cast, state of the Empire, and more in this Force awakening episode of Fair Enough. They also speak on Donald Trump's Presidential campaign and discuss the legacy of Koko the Gorilla.

Batman Block concludes with a look at the new animated feature, "Justice League: Gods And Monsters," featuring an alternate universe Justice League; in which Man-Bat is Batman, Superman's dad is Zod, and Wonder Woman is, as you're constantly reminded by the male characters, a woman. Find out why Craig liked it and Nathan didn't, and explore the possibilities of alternate universes. We also discuss "Dexter" and the art of writing comic books.

Batman Block continues with an in-depth discussion on the newest addition to the Rocksteady Games "Arkham" series, "Arkham Knight." One of the few Batman adventures that attempts the daunting task of telling a "final" Batman story, it tells a tale of an unconcealed Bruce Wayne facing down the looming threat of succumbing to a strange "Were-Joker" virus while also dealing with the arrival of a mysterious and malevolent new villain.

Batman Block begins with this episode on the Scott Snyder masterpiece "Batman - Black Mirror." Bruce Wayne is overseas working on Batman Incorporated while Dick Grayson dons the cowl and takes on a host of new villains. But the real story lies in the Gordon family drama, and Barbara and the Commissioner deal with the return of Jim Gordon Jr.

Frequent Silph Radio cohost Jeremy Davis joins us yet again, this time to discuss the afterlife! From Heaven to Hell, ghosts to reincarnation, we cover the whole spectrum of life after death. The topic for this episode was requested on our Facebook page! Look us up under "Fair Point Podcast" and request your own topics for discussion!

We welcome author Marquis Woolford back into the Secret Room, this time to discuss the world of professional wrestling! Whether you're a wrestling fan or not, it's a very interesting discussion, ranging from the heyday of the WWF (or WWE) to working in the independent circuit.

The Fair Point dudes sit down and discuss the punk rock indie film classic "Suburbia," directed by Penelope Spheeris and starring a bunch of punk kids, including a young Flea (of the Red Hot Chili Peppers), as well as the early punk rock scene in Los Angeles.

Craig Lewis and Nathan K discuss the last fifteen or so issues of The Walking Dead, picking up after the "All Out War" story arc and covering the major events that have happened since. They compare the comic and television series, and entertain the idea of a crossover between the two.

YouTuber Steve Humphrey joins us to discuss the new Dragon Ball Z movie, "Resurrection Of F," as well as the new series, Dragon Ball Super. We also discuss the infamous Death Battle "Superman Vs. Goku" episodes.

Craig and Nathan sit down and talk about an exciting new documentary on sleep paralysis, "The Nightmare." They discuss their own experiences with paralysis, nightmares, and various sleep phenomena, and theorize what might really be going on when you're dreaming.

Nathan and Craig talk news highlights from the 2015 San Diego Comic Con. They discuss collectibles, "Star Wars - Vader Down," "Batman Meets The Ninja Turtles," "The Badlands," "Heroes Reborn," "Ash vs. The Evil Dead," "Fear The Walking Dead," "The Walking Dead Season 6," "Suicide Squad," and "Batman V Superman - Dawn Of Justice," as well as several other things on their radar.

Nathan and Craig discuss the newest animated feature from Disney Pixar, "Inside Out."

Marquis Woolford, author of "The Last Succubus," sits down with us to talk about a wide range of topics relating to comic books and politics, including but not limited to Disney, Batman, The X-Men, gender and race trading, homophobia, and civil rights.

Nathan and Craig discuss this summer's critically acclaimed "Mad Max - Fury Road," starring Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron and directed by George Miller.

Frequent Silph Radio cohost Jeremy Davis sits down with Nathan to tell him all about the origins of Dwarves, or Dwarfs as he calls them, and their place in the fantasy genre. He also educates us all about the wonders of fungus. No, it's not a drug thing -- mushrooms in general are fascinating, and Jeremy is more than happy to tell you why.