The game against the women’s team did not go as planned. The coaches recap how the game went and make a big announcement. Then, they give out some lukewarm takes on healthcare, covering vaccines, Medicare for all and more (10:19). They finish the episode with “Keep or Delete,” debating tweets about Twitter’s harassment policy, immigration and divorce (19:25). Season finale.

Intro/Outro Song: “Tricked” by Royce da 5’9” (featuring KXNG CROOKED)

The coaches finally get their wish of facing off against the women’s team next week. Bill talks about his unusual living situation and Eric reveals his plans to stay in the area for a long time. This week’s hot topic is Hollywood, the elitist, hypocritical playground for Social Justice Warriors. Eric gives a bulletproof defense of The Great Wall and Bill announces his plan to start a new Hollywood (9:48). They finish up with another round of “Weight Off Our Shoulders,” covering their time at Florida and Georgia Tech (20:46).

Intro/Outro Song: “4PM in Calabasas” by Drake

Eric discusses flipping out on girl scouts selling cookies outside the grocery store and Bill ponders at what age you should cut off your mother. After many requests, the guys decide to get a little political. They air their grievances about the latest election, the supreme court nomination, and more (10:10). Because there was some misunderstanding last time, the coaches clarify their segment “Should We Just Kill Him?” and then get right into it (20:18).

Intro/Outro Song: “W.A.R.” by Pharoahe Monch (featuring Immortal Technique, Vernon Reid)

It’s been a rough week for Bill and Eric after a leaked audio clip from one of their practices was heavily circulated in the media. They address the clip and provide some much-needed context. Next, they dish out their take on creationism, discussing how old the world is, how they interpret the Bible and give out a strategy that will win you every single argument (9:51). The episode concludes with another edition of “Keep or Delete,” where they pull up old tweets about Blackish, the NBA and more, and decide whether or not to leave the tweets up (21:30).

Intro/Outro Song: “Forbidden Fruit” by J. Cole (featuring Kendrick Lamar)

The coaches’ adjustment to Washington and Lee hasn’t been quite as smooth as other schools. The university’s lack of a basketball legacy and the absence of a college season this year are two main factors why they are not getting such a warm reception from the student body. Later on, the boys tackle climate change, or the lack thereof, and debunk all sorts of theories and stances on the matter (9:32). The episode concludes with the first ever edition of “Storytime Segment Weight Off Our Shoulders,” which started as an opportunity to show that they’re actually good people and ended in them confessing to horrible things they’ve done in the past (20:10).

Intro/Outro Song: “Let It Burn” by Styles P and Talib Kweli (featuring Rapsody and Chris Rivers)

The coaches have developed a bit of a rivalry with the coaches of the women’s basketball team at Washington and Lee, which all stems from a pretty savage joke Coach Eric made at a budget meeting. Anxiety is on the docket today, which prompts Bill and Eric to question its legitimacy since it wasn’t a thing when they were kids (9:23). Then, the boys answer some questions on this week’s edition of “Ask Bill and Eric,” where they address veganism, quarantine workouts and gift guides (18:43).

Intro/Outro Song: “Monsters in My Head” by Slaughterhouse

This episode begins with the coaches breaking down their signature coaching style: Heatt Basketball. They also address the lawsuits and the backlash it has received. Today’s hot topic is the C-Word, a nasty insult which Bill and Eric detest. They get into what makes the word so bad and discuss who should and shouldn’t use it (11:03). This week’s recurring segment is “Should We Just Kill Him?” which comes with a VERY important disclaimer (21:04).

Intro/Outro Song: “Son of a Gun” by Yelawolf

On this episode of Hot Takes with Bill and Eric, Coach Eric discusses forgetting his daughter’s birthday party, again. Coach Bill scheduled a date this past weekend, but it never came to fruition. Then, the coaching duo weighs in on PC culture, addressing hate speech, empathy and a movie role in which Coach Eric was cast last year (9:19). And this week’s recurring segment is “Keep or Delete,” where the coaches read some old tweets on air and decide whether or not they should stay up on their pages (20:15)

Intro/Outro Song: “D.O.A. (Death of Auto-Tune)” by JAY-Z

Welcome to Hot Takes with Bill and Eric! The coaches are very excited to begin their very own podcast for the first time. Join them in this introductory episode as they tell you a little bit about who they are and what to expect from the show.

Intro/Outro Song: “Imma Boss” by Meek Mill (featuring Rick Ross)