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The Mark & Lynda Podcast
The Mark & Lynda Podcast
Use this page to say hey, ask a question (which probably won’t get answered), or just to kiss the RG’s ass.
Don says
Mark, it’s that time of the year again. You should share the link to your and Amy’s sausage ball video.
Doug Olbrich says
I’ve listened to you from your start in Los Angeles. I listened to Mark and Linda, I went to the show and donated to the animal rescue and I bought your hard cover book.
Today for the first time ever had to shut your show off before the end when you decided to tell everyone that super liberal that cares more about Taylor Swift than our country. I’ll never be able to listen to your show the same way again.
Stick to entertaining your fans and keep your liberal politics at home. I believe you just created podcast suicide.
Kathy Merkovsky says
Hi Mark! Loved the interview with Mikey. Great hearing his voice again and his journey to where he’s at now.
I was wondering if you were still in contact with the guy that did voices for MITM skits. Always enjoyed the Tom Brady and Giselle comedy bits. He was great as Tom and Gina as Giselle…they killed it every time. Love your podcast and the new format. You are the RG!
Malcolm Pilling says
Hi Mark.
Loved your comments at the end of Friday’s show. I get what you were saying. I gotta say, I’m dreading this election.
Thanks for all you do.
Long time listener,
Malcolm Pilling
La Verne, CA
Sheila says
Mark
I know I’m a littel late responding to the podcast when you talked about the food combinations, but I took that trip to Italy I had been wanted to for years! Anyways, have you not heard of the old saying: “apple pie without cheese is like a hug without a squeeze”
Also I live in Yucaipa Ca not far from where you went to pick apples. From what you said I think you went to Oak Glen and a place called Rileys Farm because they have a show with Spooky Hallow. They can get a little pissy because they do get quite a large crowd during apple season. Did you stay for the show? I have been several time, not bad.
Wendy Brehmer says
Hi Mark (Lynda & family)
My mom (age 76) and I (age 53) have been faithful and loyal listeners for ALL the years and all the channels and podcasts.
We were fortunate enough to attend many M&B events and recently the Book Launch concert benefitting the Eastwood Ranch.
My mom is in the search for a new cat (hers just passed after being very old) and I suggested the Eastwood Ranch. So, today 10-12-24 she traveled to the ranch and found a beautiful cat we hope she can adopt after all the specifics are taken care of. She had nothing but praise at how beautiful this ranch was and how happy all the animals looked. I reminded her that money donated for the book sale (I bought both hard cover and audio, well because really I wanted to have Mark read to me…lol) and book launch concert went to this great cause.
So, thank you for one, coming back on a new podcast, cuz I missed you Mark, and two, thank you for the donation to this beautiful ranch.
Loving you, and missing you, Mark & Lynda!
Your faithful fan and listener,
Wendy from Thousand Oaks
Lauren Hoffrichter says
Hey Mark! My name is Lauren Hoffrichter, I am 26 years old and I have been listening to your podcasts since I was 24 years old, but have been following you since I was child back in the Mark and Brian days. I’m from Yorba Linda, CA!
Gary Russell says
Greetings old man. I bought those candles from 2 shows prior. Great candles and appreciate how you help small businesses. Bought your book also, which I enjoyed your story telling. This is Gary, the mailman, aka listener number 3 from M and B days. Glad you are back weekly as I have told many former stupid listeners that you still make us laugh at all of your stupid shit that we all relate to. Thank you for all the years of entertainment that you’ve provided. Will always be a fan.
Styx tickets? Haha
Lisa V says
Hey Mark, I am really the new format of the podcast, even though I do really miss Lynda on the show every week. I wanted to know if you had any thoughts about the book that was put out by Lisa Marie Presley, and her daughter Riley Keough. There have been some stories in the media about Lisa Marie and her son who died and her having the body laid in state at her home for two months in a 55° room after it had been embalmed and before it was ultimately laid to rest at Graceland, now next to Lisa Marie. I heard this story and it reminded me about a story, my Dad told me of when he was a small child and someone in their family had Been in someone’s home during a week where people could go by the body and if their final respects. I just wondered if this was a southern thing or if you had any thoughts on that. Thank you again for the great podcast.
Andy in Santa Barbara says
Mark we are all worried about you and Lynda please let us know how survived the hurricane. And how we can help the people in west North Carolina
Cheryl says
Hi RG. Love your Halloween movie list. Have you watched The Terrifier series?
Michael Barrett says
Hello Mark,
A few episodes ago you mentioned a woman who had died in her cubicle at work, and wasn’t discovered for 3 days.
You should check out the documentary “Dreams of a life”
It’s about a woman in London who passed away and wasn’t discovered for 3 years!