The GFQ Network (All Shows)

Dave Artista calls to recap some of the hair loss industry news since February. Dave also inquires into the whereabouts of Joe from Staten Island. Tim calls to update us on how he is doing a year later after starting Propecia. Mark calls to share his story of having a successful hair transplant, but making the mistake of stopping Propecia. Coco from The Free For All calls to discuss his hair loss with Spencer. Andrew from St. Louis calls to also share his story of using Finasteride. Granger calls to get Spencer's thoughts on new procedures are being presented to young men.

hack n. an inelegant but effective solution to a problem Often there’s more than one way to solve an engineering problem. There is usually the normal approach, and then there are one or more “hacks”. Some hacks are elegant and others - not so much. In this episode, Chris Tobin and Kirk Harnack discuss radio engineering hacks - unusual yet effective ways to fix and use broadcast equipment.

iOS in the car debuts as Apple CarPlay. Andrew and Paul discuss the name change and features. Android overtakes Apple as the top tablet OS. Are consumers really buying more Android tablets than iPads? Andrew and Paul also discuss the possibility of Windows 8.1 with Bing and Windows for enterprise. What the heck is Windows 8.1 with Bing? Plus Paul brings up the current treatment of Xbox by Microsoft.

The final episode for the month of February brings you a recap of UFC 170 and the Elimination Chamber PPV. We are also joined by Quark for the wrestling segment. Gaming is bit quiet but our entertainment news are chock full of movie goodness.

The Andrew Zarian Show returns for one night only. KC explains what he's been up to over the past couple years and going sober. Andrew talks about a new obsessive compulsion he's developed. Can he be helped? Andrew also brings up going to see Billy Joel in concert recently. KC asks Coco about living in Yonkers. Does Coco have a girlfriend yet? Spencer calls in to talk about spending Valentine's day with Andrew. Are they an item now? And The News with Jessica.

Andrew and John discuss the Samsung Galaxy S5 and Nokia X Android phone announcement from Mobile World Congress. Why is Nokia launching an Android phone? Netflix agrees to pay Comcast to help skip the middlemen. Does this go against open internet rules? Popular Bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox files for bankruptcy protection. Should the US ban Bitcoin? Sony to shutter most of it's US stores. Did anyone shop at Sony stores? Ford may be looking to replace Microsoft with BlackBerry in new vehicles. Would such a move save BlackBerry? Also Facebook buys WhatsApp, Google announces plans to roll out Fiber to more cities, and T-Mobile gets an earful from BlackBerry's CEO.

Your favorite wresting lovin' muscle daddies are back in town. Wait, that doesn't sound right. Mat Men is here once again and talking about the hottest topic in the wrestling industry: the WWE Network. The boys talking about the WWE Network at length as well as this past week's PPV Elimination Chamber, what is lacking in some of today's Superstars, what will make future stars, Wrestlemania booking, fantasy CM Punk return booking, fantasy booking booking, and crowd reactions that could be coming from Chicago next Monday!

Who better to predict radio’s future than a radio futurologist? James Cridland advises radio’s leaders across the world - on radio's multiplatform future, the effect of smartphones on radio listening, and radio's place in social media. He writes about what happens when radio and new platforms collide - for Media UK and other websites and magazines. And works with the brightest brains to ensure radio remains relevant. On this episode, James describes RadioDNS, which he says is one of the key technologies for radio remaining relevant and useful to a mass audience.

Andrew and Paul discuss announcements from Mobile World Congress. Nokia launches an Android phone, the Nokia X. What does Paul think of Nokia offering an Android device? Microsoft announces new lower priced licensing for certain devices. Is this a smart decision to grab the low cost device market? Samsung announces the Galaxy S5. Has Samsung's Galaxy devices become boring and stale? Netflix strikes a deal with Comcast to improve quality of service of Netflix to Comcast users. Is this a step towards the end of net neutrality? And Andrew quickly touches on the launch of the WWE Network. What does Andrew think of it?

Josh Wood from MMA Valor/ The MMA Pulse joins us to discuss the latest MMA news and as well as share his fight picks for UFC 170. Quark joins us for wrestling to break down the Elimination Chamber and the latest wrestling news. MTR definitely went into overtime this week clocking in at 3.5 hours.

Rich Stambolian and Jonathan Adler know their comics. Look it up. This episode of Behind the Counter has the boys talking about spoiler alerts on comic boards, the Guardians of the Galaxy movie, the new Fantastic Four flick, some of Jon's celebrity hate, DC's Future's End, Wildstorm, a new direction Marvel looks to be taking, their books of the week, and more!

Mat Men brings it to you like a ladder match inside of a steel cage on top of another steel cage on this brand new episode. Join Andrew, Rich, and Jon while they have a healthy back and forth about the WWE Network and what it means for the future of the wrestling business, wrestling fandom, and their attention spans. They talk about what they are most excited to catch up on with the WWE Network, the Elimination Chamber, TNA, and which superstars are the future of the WWE.

Andrew Zarian joins Tom Merritt as they talk about Google Fiber possibly invading 34 new cities, and the FCC cracking down on Net Neutrality violations again. Check out more of DTNS at http://www.dailytechnewsshow.com/ and support Tom's patreon: http://www.patreon.com/acedtect

My Take Radio – Episode 215

Andrew addresses an article criticizing one of Paul Thurrott's articles about Windows 8. Is Paul a flip flopper? New info leaks about the Windows Phone 8.1 update. Will it feel more like Windows 8? Asus plans to launch a $179 Chromebox. Will Chromebox catch on? Paul gives his thoughts on market viability for Chromebox. And rumors swirl regarding Verizon throttling Netflix data. Is there any truth to Verizon throttling Netflix?