MēMē Call

From the Korea where you can have a firearm if you keep it locked up at the local police station and from the state where an AR-15 is the participation medal at your kid’s soccer game, this is MēMē Call. In this episode, Paul and Wayne take a stroll down Second Amendment history lane as they dissect this highly debated vision of the Forefathers.

Show Notes: [http://www.lingobeast.com/memecall/2018/05/02/016-2nd-amendment-well-aggravated-militia/](http://www.lingobeast.com/memecall/2018/05/02/016-2nd-amendment-well-aggravated-militia/)

From the Korea whose last dictator left office when Wayne was three and from the state that has its own pledge of allegiance and it's a country song, this is MēMē Call. In this episode, Paul and Wayne look at the Pledge of Allegiance. How did it come about, and how did it change? Why are some people so passionate about persuading others to recite it? Also, they go through the Pledge piece by piece and contemplate the underlying meaning of each line.

Show Notes: [http://www.lingobeast.com/memecall/2018/04/25/015-the-pledge-of-allegiance-depends/](http://www.lingobeast.com/memecall/2018/04/25/015-the-pledge-of-allegiance-depends/)

From the Korea that grounds all planes so that students can focus on the college entrance exam, and from the state that teaches public school students that Moses was the inspiration for democracy, this is MēMē Call. In this episode, Paul and Wayne finish their discussions about education with KAIST professor and KAIST Podcast host Mik Fanguy.

[Get the show notes here!](http://www.lingobeast.com/memecall/2018/04/18/014-public-education-wah-waah-wah-wah-part-deux/)

From the Korea where 15-year-olds rank third in math and science worldwide, and from the state that focuses on their history long before national or world history, this is MēMē Call. For the next two episodes, Paul and Wayne will discuss public education with KAIST professor and KAIST Podcast host Mik Fanguy.

Show Notes: [http://www.lingobeast.com/memecall/2018/04/11/013-public-education-is-wah-waah-wah-wah-part-1](http://www.lingobeast.com/memecall/2018/04/11/013-public-education-is-wah-waah-wah-wah-part-1)

This year Easter is April Fools' Day. So, from the Korea with the most jacked Jesus on a stick in the world and from the city where Jesus probably did most of the work building your house, Paul and Wayne discuss the myth, the mystery, the legend...Jesus...sort of. Additionally, they talk about the origins of Easter and how they think Easter is always April Fools' Day.

SHOW NOTES: [http://www.lingobeast.com/memecall/2018/03/28/012-easter-is-always-april-fools-day/](http://www.lingobeast.com/memecall/2018/03/28/012-easter-is-always-april-fools-day/)

From the Korea that practiced Wakanda-esque isolationism without holographic protection until the mid-19th Century and from the city that thought it was weird Marvel was going to make a movie about firecrackers during the off season, this is the show where a couple of Mimis use memes as a jump off to dissect our modern life. This is MēMē Call. In this episode, Paul and Wayne welcome fellow Mimi and contact-sport nerd Les B. to talk about the movie Black Panther and its impact on American society, along with other nerdy stuff.

We're also hosting a Black Panther Giveaway. Get more details and the show notes for this episode at [www.memecallpodcast.com](www.memecallpodcast.com "www.memecallpodcast.com").

In this episode, Paul and Wayne discuss some hot topics that arose from the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, including Shani Davis' protest of the opening ceremonies, Shaun White's historic gold medal win, and Kim Yo-Jong's upstaging of Vice President Mike Pence.

Show Notes: [http://www.lingobeast.com/memecall/2018/02/28/010-winter-olympics/](http://www.lingobeast.com/memecall/2018/02/28/010-winter-olympics/)

In this episode, Paul thinks the First Amendment is dead, and pleads his case to Wayne. Wayne rebuts with examples of how the best amendment is living long and strong. They wrap it up with a quiz about First Amendment cases.

Show Notes: [http://www.lingobeast.com/memecall/2018/02/14/009-the-first-amendment-is-dead/](http://www.lingobeast.com/memecall/2018/02/14/009-the-first-amendment-is-dead/)

In this episode, Paul and Wayne reminisce about growing up in all of the glory of the 1980's. From classic movies and music to Saturday morning cartoons, thinking about the decade brings back fond memories for the hosts. This episode is their extended ChitChat about being a kid in the decade that saw the Berlin Wall crumble, Crockett and Tubbs fight drug Lords, punk rock and hip hop rise to greatness, and super hot female cartoon characters enchant youth with furry and plushy fantasies.

Show Notes: [http://www.lingobeast.com/memecall/2018/01/31/008-wayne-pauls-80s-mix-tape-vol-1/](http://www.lingobeast.com/memecall/2018/01/31/008-wayne-pauls-80s-mix-tape-vol-1/)

In this episode, Paul and Wayne bring Wayne's friend, Steve, to the show to compare and contrast a few types of depression and to offer some suggestions for coping with and mitigating the symptoms of depression. Fair warning: Steve asked to remain anonymous; so, he uses an alias and has his voice masked.

Show Notes: [http://www.lingobeast.com/memecall/2018/01/17/007-jack-has-crippling-depression/](http://www.lingobeast.com/memecall/2018/01/17/007-jack-has-crippling-depression/)