Compact Discourse

On this exhilarating episode of Compact Discourse Alex is joined by Eagle Eye Station Manager Braden Haynes where they discuss everything from the Pope's Exorcist to the food at the Edge and Buc-ees. 

On this rousing episode of CD, Cameron and Davis take on the classic challenges presented by Teddy Roosevelt, including secret lawyers, basketball, video game trailers and of course trust busting. Hilarity ensues

On this episode of CD, Davis and Cameron talk about everything under the sun, from the phenomenon of capricious weather, the Atlanta hawks, HBOs succession and even some fun secret topics you’ll have to listen to hear.

For the first time, Auburn Athletics Director John Cohen joins the show for an exclusive interview with Tuesday host, Alex Husting. The two talk about plans for Jordan-Hare stadium, his favorite sporting event from his time at Auburn, his favorite restaurant, pushing for an NIL national standard and so much more. And of course, the episode ends with a brief look at the Edge menu today. 

On this episode of Compact Discourse Davis is joined by Alex, Noah and Adrian where they tackle some nationwide news including Clarence Thomas megadonor, the Tennessee Three and more. They also talk new movies like Mario, Tetris, Air and more. 

Joined by special guest Zack, today we discussed Adrian's childhood fears, the mystery of the French language, and jetskis for all!

On this episode of Compact Discourse, Cameron and Davis are joined by Dr. Morgan Yordy who they talk to about The Auburn School of Nursing's SOUND Program. Afterwards, Cameron and Davis discuss silly Batman riddles, D&D, the colors of Gandalf and more. 

Logan Hurston is back in the studio as we work our way through Vince McMahon returning and ruining the WWE.

On this episode of Compact Discourse Cameron and Davis recount the harrowing tales of Davis' injury, a statute outlawing jokes about Batman, the best restaurant to work at to learn English and much more. 

Sydney Babb joins Alex as the two explore mass shootings becoming an uncomfortable reality in America, stories from time in elementary school, and what can and should be done.  Hilarity will not ensue.