Don't Call Me Buddy

In this episode, Don't Call Me Buddy hosts Steve and Nick discuss the prospect of war in the 21st century. From free market economic theories to baguette fueled conflicts -- will we ever see a major war involving first world countries again?

Tune in for balance-of-power-theory, convergence theory, and some hot takes on the future of conflict.

In this week's episode, Nick and Steve walk through China's controversial white paper "The State of Democracy in the United States".   

Does this white paper have any merit? What does China really know about American democracy? Is there anything we can learn from this?   

Tune in for laughs, gasps, and classic Don't Call Me Buddy banter.

Correction: people from the Netherlands are referred to as Netherlanders or Dutch! Not Danes!

Is food a human right? The United States does not seem to think so. Last week, a popular graphic made the rounds with the United States voting no on the latest UN resolution on the Right to Food. Is this a big deal like people say online? Does this mean the United States is a terrible, immoral country? Don't Call Me Buddy hosts Steve and Nick investigate.

On the anniversary of the January 6th Capitol Hill Riot, Nick and Steve pause to take note on the current state of democracy and discuss President Biden's recent Summit for Democracy. 

Is democracy really in decline? What can this summit do to solve it? What does China think of all this? 

Share your thoughts on the current state of democracy with us on Twitter @dcmbpod!

In this episode, Nick and Steve discuss the male desire to wear short shorts and the emotional baggage that comes along with them.

The boys explore the role of juice in the modern diet. Featuring special guest Niko.

Let's say you drop a carton of blueberries at the checkout – berries flying everywhere! Who pays? The consumer? The government? ...well, certainly not Nick.

What's worse than a misinformed opinion? Not having one at all.

Join Nick and Steve for an interview with the clueless that might just provide the answers for solving climate change. 

President Biden passes gas and breaks wind at COP26. DCMB hosts Steve and Nick tickle their noses and talk big picture: what’s really happening on the global stage to combat climate change? Does it impact all of us? Does it really matter?

Addendum: Ozone-depleting substances were phased out following the Montreal Protocol in 1987. The Kyoto protocol is different and you can read more about it at the UFCCC website - https://unfccc.int/kyoto_protocol

It's the dawn of a new era... a Don't Call Me Buddy era.