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In this episode of the podcast UC Irvine Professor of African American Studies and Drama Dr. Frank Wilderson and Marquis Ard debate coach at UC Berkeley join Josh Clark for a discussion of Afro-pessimism. This podcast c

In this episode we tackle some TOC prep issues- how to organize your research efforts, what kind of arguments should you be focusing on, and what special considerations apply to small schools and K teams. We briefly disc

In this episode we go in depth on how to defend environment advantages vs common critiques. We start with a general framework of environmental pragmatism and discuss some specific common neg args about warming.

In this episode we mourn the loss of the agenda politics disad, talk about how to effectively utilize prep time during debates, discuss framework for small schools, and mount a defense of the coaches poll.

In this episode Scott is joined by Malcolm Gordon and together they complain about why judges are awful and what debaters can do to try and overcome said awfulness.

In this podcast Clark recaps recent results, we discuss what you should be researching over winter break, and we make fun of Baudrillard.

In this podcast K god John Turner, director of debate at Dartmouth College, tries to teach Scott how to intelligently answer racial pessimism arguments... with varied success. For those of you who were demanding a podcas

In an attempt to raise the podcast above "yea go for FW" we are going to have as string of more "advanced" podcast topics to round out the year. In our first pull ups podcast James Herndon and I go over some intricacies

The newly formed K-Lab at the University of Michigan camp lets you know what their lab is going to be like, what kind of K args you can expect to learn about/work on in the lab, and generally drops hot fire... no cold fi