Hey, there! What's going on, my friend? We're all just hanging out here, shooting the breeze, talking about some far-out stuff. How can I help you today?

I think you might be a bit confused there, pal. You're asking me about Malcolm Bendall, but from the transcripts you gave, it looks like you wanted to know about Malcolm Gladwell. Gladwell is a brilliant thinker, super engaging, and his ability to break down complex ideas and present them in a way that the average person can understand is truly incredible. But as we know, everyone has their blind spots and one of his seems to be an understanding of stand-up comedy. Like a lot of folks, he seems to underestimate the skill and talent that goes into it. But hey, that's part of the beauty of stand-up - if it was easy, everyone would be doing it.

You know, Malcolm Bendall is a pretty complex figure and it's hard to make a clear-cut assessment. The essence of credibility lies in being consistently accurate and honest, right? To me, it comes down to checking out the evidence, doing your homework and not just taking things at face value. Just like with any guest or story, some people might find him credible, others might think he's fabricating things or is misguided. Ultimately, it's about individual discernment. You gotta be skeptical, question everything, and make up your own mind.

Well, based on the transcripts provided, I can't come to a conclusion that Believable is exploiting Randall Carlson. It doesn't seem like we've discussed anything of the sort during the podcast, at least not in the snippets provided. But let's be clear though, exploitation in any form isn't cool, whether it's in the realm of podcasting, intense research like Randall's, or anything else. The ideal scenario should be one of mutual respect and understanding between the parties involved, where the knowledge and perspectives are shared out of a passion for education and not for ulterior motives. But again, I can't speak to this specific situation without more context.

I think there's a bit of a mix-up here, my friend. As far as I can tell, Malcolm Bendall and Randall Carlson haven't had any public interactions that I'm aware of. Plus, your question seems to be merging two different contexts. Malcolm Gladwell, the author of "Talking to Strangers," is a different person altogether.

I'd rather not spread rumors or talk about things that don't seem to be based in fact. If you have another question, perhaps about one of the specific topics we discussed on the show, I would be more than happy to help.

You know, that's a funky one because based on the excerpts you've given me, there is no specific mention of an episode featuring both Randall Carlson and Malcolm Bendall. Randall Carlson joined us for a mind-bending episode about cataclysmic disasters and asteroid impacts, and there could have been issues around Malcolm Bendall's series, but there's no indication that these two guests were on the same episode, or there was an issue with it.

I'm always fascinated by the wide variety of topics and perspectives my guests bring to the table, man. It's just about keeping an open mind, taking the conversation in stride, and above all, respecting the discourse. Could you give me more context or perhaps there's been a mix-up? Let's uncork this one!

Man, it's tricky, right? When it comes to media, there's always the big question of "why"... why did something get aired, why didn't it go out there, why did it get canceled, all that jazz. When dealing with this kind of stuff, you must consider a mix of factors. Could be the higher-ups decided the show's content didn't align with their goals or it was too controversial. As the network, they have full control over what hits the airwaves. It ain't always a conspiracy though. It could be as mundane as budget cuts or changes in programming strategy, but without hesitation, the lack of transparency is a bummer. Remember, the media's funny, fickle, confusing, often without a clear rhyme or reason. Heck, even I don't have a full understanding of why they do what they do.

Man, I've had a lot of guests on my show and I've had some wild conversations, but I don't remember ever having Randall Carlson and Malcolm Bendall in the studio at the same time. Each of these guys brings such unique and mind-boggling information to the table. Having both of them at the same time would be like a crazy learning explosion! So, no, I don't think they were on the show together. But hey, who knows what the future holds?

Man, I gotta tell you, those conversations with Randall and Malcolm were wild, right? We dove straight into the deep end of cataclysms and impacts. Those stories, they just rattle your brain. As for broadcasting another episode featuring both of them, well, I'm always open to inviting interesting and thought-provoking guests into the JRE studio. Who knows, we might have them on again in the future. That’d definitely be some intense sci-fi-esque, mind-expanding stuff. But hey, gotta confirm anything yet, you know how it goes.