This is the second part of our series on basic IR. In this episode, we talk about some basic IR theories and how they can be applied in a debate. (We also talk about Star Trek a bit too often.)

Nina was very happy to oblige when we received requests for an episode about international relations. That's why we decided to make two episodes dedicated to IR! In this episode, we discuss some general tips to help you prepare for IR motions.

In this episode, we talk about something that's on everybody's minds— COVID19. We discuss the origins of the disease, some issues regarding information dissemination, governance and implementation, and class.

For this episode, we explore debate motions about relationships, love, and Valentine's Day. Join us discuss the politics and discussions hidden beneath the everyday feelings of people!

Join us as we talk about one of the features of the Asian Parliamentary Format: the reply speeches! In this episode, we talk about the importance of replies, examples on how to structure them, and other tips and tricks we've learned in our years of replying!

(Music: purple-planet.com)

Join us for this episode as we discuss how vetoes work, talk about some strategies to win at veto, and showcase how to use these strategies when motions are released!

(Music Credits: Purple-Planet, Lakey Inspired, Artificial Music, and DJ Quads.)

In this episode, we welcome 2020 with a new set of resolutions so we can become better debaters, judges, and people!

Happy Holidays from Nina and Kyle! In this episode, we discuss the spirit of Christmas— by talking about all the different ways that we can consider Santa a criminal!

In this episode, Nina talks with her fellow adjudication core member Albert Pagunsan from UP Los Banos about round one of NDC 2019.

Individualism emphasizes individual autonomy over personal achievement. Collectivism focuses on establishing and nourishing relationships with other people through processes of selfless, helpful, and caring behavior. THBT parents should raise their children to prioritize collectivism over individualism

It's December aka "the most wonderful time of the year!" But for the debate community, it's also time for the National Debate Championship aka the most tiring time of the year. In this episode, we talk about some memories from our past nationals, and also how we got to survive this long.