The GFQ Network (All Shows)

Spencer speaks with Joe Tillman about his early struggles with hair loss and dangers of the hair loss industry. Chris from Ohio calls to update us on his issue with head pain and decision to start taking Finasteride. John from NYC calls to vent about feeling under served by the hair loss industry. Tim from Boston calls to discuss changes to his hair line. And TBT regular Dave Artista checks in.

The guys took on "Scorpion King 4: Quest for Power." Spoiler: They were not impressed. Warning: There was a Royal Rumble 2015 discussion. Third thing: There is no third thing. The next movie is "Bad Girl Island," which we think won't be safe for work.

Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott dive further into their discussion of Microsoft's HaloLens and Paul's first hand experience using the device. What is the target demographic for HaloLens? Paul also talks about how the new universal apps in Windows 10 work in the latest technical preview. Andrew and Paul also discuss Apple's earnings reports.

We get a review of Sling TV from an early user, Tom reviews Vessel’s private beta and Netflix conquers the world.

In this episode, Iyaz explains what happened on his trip back from CES 2015 and how it was basically one big test of patience.

Josh Coleman joins Andrew, Spencer and Coco in studio! Andrew shows off his outfit of the day. What possessed him to where such an awful outfit? The guys discuss whether athletes should be allowed to use performance enhancing drugs. The guys also take a trip down memory lane to talk about old celebrities like Henry Wrinkler, Audrey Hepburn and Welcome Back Kotter.

Andy Laird’s resume includes a BA in Physics and a career of reaching positions of higher responsibility in television and radio engineering. What’s not on his resume are things like sailing the Drake Passage, getting shipwrecked on a small island, and being a champion weight lifter. Chris Tarr and Chris Tobin join me talking with Andy Laird on TWiRT.

Andrew Zarian and Paul Thurrott discuss the many announcements from Microsoft's Windows 10 event this week. Microsoft says Windows 10 will be free for the first year. But what happens after the first year? Paul explains how Windows 10 will integrate with Xbox One and stream games. And Paul talks about his first hand experience with Microsoft's HoloLens headset. Is it just a novelty?

Andrew and Rich (The Mega Powers of wrestling podcasts) take on some pretty in depth Royal Rumble speculation this week. They discuss the legends at RAW, The Ascension, Alberto El Patron Del Rio, who will be a surprise at the Rumble, how it's a great time to be a fan, and they chat about Hulk Hogan a bit.

Net Neutrality proposes that all Internet packets are treated equally - no buying a so-called “fast lane” where delivery is virtually guaranteed. Broadcasters and other real-time data users depend on the MPLS protocol and pay extra for packet reliability - but is that really over the “Public Internet”. We’re talking about it with Bob Holowenko on TWiRT.

Spencer talks about over hearing a woman criticizing her significant other's hair style. Joe Tillman calls in to comment on Spencer's experience and thoughts on how men can deal with their hair loss. Sam from Kansas City calls in with questions about side effects from using Finasteride. Margaret from NJ calls to talk about a soap that she claims helps grow hair back. And Joe from Staten Island returns.

Mat Men steps through the curtain this week and pumps it's 72 inch pythons for the love of pro wrestling. This week Andrew and Rich explore Royal Rumble season leading into Wrestlemania, the current wrestling boom period, their fantasy booking for WM31, the not so predictable nature of pro wrestling, NXT, NJPW, and more!

Akamai says only 12% of the world is capable of consuming 4K content. Andrew and John discuss the state of 4K and broadband. President Obama calls for cheaper, faster internet. Should laws prohibiting local municipalities from starting their own ISP be repealed? Samsung reportedly offers to buy BlackBerry. Restaurants will soon be able to take mobile payments table side. And Elon Musk donates $10 million to help stop AI from taking over the world.

The guys take on "Computers Are People, Too," a documentary about computers from 1982. Next week, we are going to watch "Scorpion King 4." Iyaz and Eric think they will go 45 minutes before heading to a second screen; Jonathan thinks 25 for him.

Paul talks about his upcoming launch of Thurrott.com. Microsoft will hold their Windows Event next week and Andrew and Paul discuss what Microsoft may do at the event. Will we see new info about Windows 10? And Andrew picks Paul's thought over the hype of 4K TVs. Is it too early to buy a 4K ready TV?