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This week, the Carl brothers take on Richard Dawkins and the God delusion and ask the important question: is science powerful enough to disprove God.

The confusion of tongues to the resolution of languages. This week, the Carl brothers take a deep dive into two seemingly unconnected Biblical stories.

This week, the Carl brothers list off the 2020 democratic hopefuls contrasting their cons and other cons. Just kidding. Kind of. Yang is alright sometimes.

Hong Kong is on the brink of disaster as they struggle against the authority of Beijing. The Carl brothers break down the situation and talk about what Americans should take away.

Colin is a guy that likes to talk about America, video games, and freedom of speech. He's a good guy. PAX is a conference for limp-wristed woke-scolds. They invited him to speak, and then summarily banished him to the frozen wastes. The Carl boys discuss.

In this episode, we take to task the internet dating titan Tinder and discuss the various ways by which dating has changed with the advent of the internet and the 'free-love' culture.

This week we wrap up our discussion of antifa by going over the definition of fascism and musing about what comes next for a country that allows this type of violence to persist.

In this episode, the Carl crew discusses antifa's latest spat in Portland and dissect the assault of Andy Ngo.

On this episode, the Carl brothers inject some economic literacy into the Universal Basic Income debate and discuss the motives of its proponents.

This week, the Carl boys break down Carlos Maza's (of Vox and Media Matters infamy) attack on conservative comedian Steven Crowder and discuss the problems big tech has with free speech in general.