Christmas is in full swing in Milo's house, which means it's the fight of the Christmas trees and stockings. Will Milo's love of the tree be evergreen? Or will he jump into stockings with both feet?

Tis the season to argue about Christmas stuff. Milo kicks it off with some edible arguments: Gingerbread vs Candy Canes.

Our friends Jess and Nick (from the How Have You Never Podcast) are with us this week to debate Oceans vs Outer Space. Maybe Milo will sink deep into the depths with Jess. Or maybe he'll soar to the stars with Nick. Listen to this otherworldly argument and decide whether you'd rather swim or head into orbit.

It's the what? vs heh? rapid fire episode. Milo decided these debates made too much sense, so he's pulling topics at random and making Mom and Dad debate...no matter how ridiculous.

We're letting the dogs out with the battle of the canidae: Foxes vs Wolves. Will Mom's clever arguments persuade Milo to sneak over to her side? Or will Dad's howls at the moon make Milo run with the pack? 

It's time to defend the indefensible with a debate over whether mosquitos or ticks are better. Who will win in this battle of the bloodsuckers?

Milo has two very special guests today: Frankenstein's Monster and Count Dracula! They join him in the home studio (don't worry; their dead and can't breathe viruses) to argue about which of them is scarier. It's the battle of the dead dudes! 

Rapid fire round...spooky style. Mom and Dad prepare nothing and Milo blindsides them. Scary.

Milo's October scarefest continues with Bats vs Spiders. Will Mom make Milo batty about bats? Or will Dad creep and crawl to the win? You should listen to find out...it's not up for debate.

Which is scarier: mummies or witches? That's the question Milo is asking this week. Either Mom will make Dad mum with her mummy musings or Dad will work his witchcraft and win the day.

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