Are video games harmful to an individual?  Do they make kids less attentive and interactive at school and with friends?  Do video games boost a kids IQ and strengthen their problem solving skills?  Is Fortnite a beneficial game?  Does Grand Theft Auto make a kid more violent?  Andrew Baxley brings on Miko Gallego and Davis Bray to answer these questions and debate whether or not video games influence people in a positive or negative way.  They also talk about their love for Rainbow Six, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Fortnite, and other games and which console they prefer to play on.  If you are active and constantly moving, are video games still harmful to you?  Listen to this episode to find out.

‘VSCO girls’. We have all heard that term before. But what do you need to get and do to become one and to set yourself up to live an unhappy and comparing life? Listen to this podcast hosted by Andrew Baxley while he brings on guests Gracie, Summer Eisel, Domi Perez, and Davis Bray to talk about VSCO and the good and the bads the social platform has. If you want to live a miserable life, listen to this episode and follow the trends told by Andrew. If you do, your chosen path will lead towards misery.

Andrew Baxley brings on multiple guests to talk about “depressing and nothing to do” towns in North Carolina and how to grow a better opposite sex friendship. Patricia Luy, Brenly Yencho, and Jaqueline Morado talk about their home towns and what there is to do there and why they like the city more, while Aidan Moore and Lucas Parente join in on how to strengthen friendships.

Andrew Baxley brings on Aidan Moore, Lucas Parente, Davis Bray, and Nathaniel Naguib to talk about the effects the Coronavirus outbreak is having on our society and what to do to prevent the virus and what are the common symptoms. Guest star Garrett comes on too to talk about flaking and bailing and how to do it properly with friends and in certain scenarios. Lastly, Andrew discusses his love and hate for Duke Basketball this season and how he is going to approach this March Madness with his ‘unpredictable’ team.

Andrew Baxley brings on guest Viola Gabberty to talk about the negative effects of fake people and friends in our society as a whole today. From one sign of being a fake person is that they make plans that they don’t keep to pretending to not be upset about things, they analyze all the signs a fake person, or friend, possesses.

Andrew Baxley brings on guests Daniel McCormick and Davis Bray on a evening full of facts to talk about the harmful effects of social media, like Tik Tok, and how insane it is that so many people make a lot of money on it, just for doing dances... They argue too that there is no talent involved in mainstream TikTok videos. Also, they argue how if Justin Bieber’s album was worth the five year wait and elaborate on how the importance of brotherhood is essential in a guys life. Davis also provides insights on funny events that happen in his life and he talks about his music taste too.

Late at night, Andrew talks about the effects of pornography to the brain and how it impacts us and the brain in a very negative way and how porn is the new drug nowadays. This is part of a 3 episode series on how pornography effects the brain, relationships, and society as a whole. He also talks a little about his top 3 Duke v. UNC Mens Basketball matchups of all time.