This is the episode that came before the last episode. We said what we said. 

It’s our last episode in studio for awhile #newparents as we venture into the unknown! Don’t worry, we’ll still dropping new episodes each week + as soon as we’re ready, we’ll be back with bells on! Ok, down to business! This episode is actually breaking down last week’s episode; which is coming out after this episode. Have we lost you? Listen along and you’ll see what we mean. It’s like Memento but with podcasting + #woke culture. Happy Listening! 

We’re keeping it light, which means y’all know we’re circling back to the Israeli/Palestinian conflict for a brief follow up. Rachel shares why even Tucker Carlson would do better job as governor than human salamander, Gavin Newsom. Alex challenges Rachel on what it really means to live in a #patriaricalsociety AND! We think we can all agree bowing is a far superior salutation than the Covid friendly, “foot tap”. We know, all of this at an hour? You’re welcome. 

Call this one, a little palate cleanser. Don't say we never did anything for ya! Rachel and Alex run the gambit in this bonus episode. From ranting about the differences between a joke writer and a comedian, why SNL can't compete with the internet, to why watching Bill de Blasio "eat" Shake Shack is the strangest way to encourage folks to get vaxxed. 2021 proves life is literally what you make it. (Are we positive this isn't assimilation? Asking for a friend) #blessings

In a world full of infographics and media that gets off on presenting narratives in as many ways as a kaleidoscope; Alex and Rachel sit down for a very real, unfunny conversation about the history and nuances of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. This conversation is in no way meant to be an end-all, be-all. It's simply a slice of life offering of one perspective in the sea of perspectives. And it must clearly be 2021 that we have to even give a disclaimer. #guccigang

Friends, are y’all exhausted too? Between the yelling mob that is social media, our newly found obsession with telling each other what is “right”; our current culture can only be best described as ‘a dog pile’. Between Gavin Newsome running unopposed from other Dems (boooo!!) to the now more than ever performative nature from our government and the powers that be; it really is true what Billy Shakes said, “All the world’s a stage and all the men and women are nearly players”. Happy listening! --

It’s our last episode here in rainy Atlanta as we head back to LA. We’re soon to be parents and we’re already tired but we’re revved up today; because ya know, the internet. As we hit a slump in vaccination numbers, fear and clickbait have hit the interwebs and folks are losing their damn minds YALL! We dive in as we talk “growth edges” and why we as humans aren’t “all knowing”. We wrap with why Will Smith is the best social media follow. Hunker down + listen up! --

It’s week two of our time in Georgia and we’re already wiped! Join us as we talk through The Oscars and discuss their relevance in our society, and what The Sound of Metal is really about. Alex brings up Only Fans and we talk through what this means for us as a society. Honorable mentions for this episode go to Will Smith’s Instagram, Sports Illustrated model, Hunter McGrady and The New York Post for their “articles”. This is a fun one. Happy Listening! 

Happy 4/20 to those who celebrate and a warm hello to those who have no idea what that means! We’re a day late; and years underslept, but we’re here and we’re happy. We recorded this from Rachel’s childhood kitchen table on and today is the release of our long term project alongside the wonderful folks over at Wikileaf.com - Highly Unlikely! Today we talk through what the experience of bringing this idea to life has been and dive into a few fun Internet “news” stories. If you’re looking for easy listening; this is it! --

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The fatigue of preparing for baby Jonah is getting to Rachel and Alex and wow what an experience. While Rachel is doing the physical work, Alex has also been preparing to birth a baby as well. His new digital series, Highly Unlikely. Listen along as Rachel and Alex share more of an intimate take on their lives, what's next for them in their journey, and why "The Debate Team" was a great alternative name for the podcast. They also touch on three very funny news stories. Oddly, these two keep it pretty light this episode. Happy Listening.