We are back with some hard hitting policy content. In this episode of the pod I am joined by James Henry Giroux Herndon the 3rd, director of debate at Emory University. The topics/questions we address are

-Going for f

This week on the ol' pod we tackle some reader questions related to the way the Jan/Feb topic is developing (ie no one discussing the topic).

-how should arguments develop from speech to speech

-is it legitimate to

I was finally able to break Fink out of his card cutting prison for another episode of the podcast.

-What is a PIC? What are the different types and how exactly do they differ?

-What are the key arguments to make

We are back, recording at the crack of noon so Fink is extra grumpy. Topics include

-Ordinal prefs -good? bad?

-how to answer the hate speech pic(the disad or K version)-is counter speech effective?

-What is constit

Well this podcast took a while coming to market, I was having trouble eliminating a reptitive clanking noise till I realized it was the sound of Malgor lifting weights as we recorded. All I had to do was download the pro

On this edition of the LD podcast we discuss the major arguments from early tournaments on the speech topic and tackle a litany of listener questions like

-how to cope with many off case in the 1AR

-how to use less p

We are back, which is a triggering word for Fink. Recorded before break we tackle some reader questions that came up prior to the first tournaments on the topic (Blake/CPS) including:

-what are the bet ways to package

In this episode Malcolm Gordon, the ultimate warrior, joins me for a classic what grinds our gears fest.

-we start off discussing the terrible developments of the China topic and why bad judges who won't vote on T are

We are back with more hard hitting hot takes on the wild world of LD debate. After extensive feedback indicating Fink was not grumpy enough on the first podcast we have adjusted the grump level (and Scott's mic) to pleas