HSImpact

In this episode I'm joined by Josh Clark, coach at MBA, and Whitney Bradley Whitford Whitmore III, 

We had a large agenda planned but most of the podcast got sucked up by the first question: how do you get th

Topics covered include-immigration topic recap- the bad, the ugly, that's it-why the takeaway from this topic is you should stop the nonsense affs and read a good one-how to approach improvement before camp- focus on big

On this episode I'm joined by the Kansas City Kid Malcolm Gordon and because we had already completed 9 adventures it was his chance to pick and he wanted to talk about topicality. So in this episode we go through topica

In this episode I'm joined by John Turner the director of debate at Dartmouth College and we talk about how to research non framework strategies vs K affirmatives. We do this by discussing a specific argument, the Romanc

In this episode I'm once again joined by the president of the John Cena fan club president Malcolm Gordon. The general theme of this episode is we revisit a few issues we have "ranted" about in the past and try and trans

After some difficulties with the hosting site the podcast is back and better than ever (low bar). 

We got quite a few reader questions about where the topic is heading, how to have a successful second semester,

We had a long agenda of topics to discuss but ended up getting sucked into an extended politics discussion. Topics covered include

-the lame duck disad- what items are on the agenda, how do the links work, how sho

On this episode I am joined by Jasmine Stidham, debate coach at Harvard Westlake and Dartmouth College, and Joshua Michael, a coach and graduate student at Baylor University. 

-Josh begins by breaking down the theo

in this episode I'm joined by Kevin Hirn, debate coach at the University of Michigan, and we talk about all the questions Clark never wants to talk about. 

-Cruel optimism- we start off talking about the pro/co

On this podcast I'm joined by Malcolm Gordon, coach at the Meadows School, and we talk judging. Students love to complain about judging and it turns out they aren't entirely wrong. That being said, there are still more o