No Right To Cast

Chase puts Tyler on the spot with a potentially friendship ruining and podcast ending question: "Are We Best Friends?" How do we determine what a best friend is? What if your best friend has another best friend? And what exactly is a "buddy"? Chase and Tyler put their friendship on the line to try to get to the bottom of this. Also Chase lies to Tyler about receiving the best friend crown. 

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Movie ratings, record label requirements, deadlines, playing in key. There are all kinds of restrictions that stand between an artist’s initial idea and their final product. Do these restrictions actually create better art? How do artists know when to break the rules? When does a piece of steel become art? And what’s up with jazz? Also Chase rates Toy Story an A+, and Tyler introduces Chase to Lion King 1.5! 

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Tyler puts Chase on the spot with the question: "Would Sports exist without Sin?" Is competition innately sinful? Isn't stealing a basketball, by definition, bad? What sport would Jesus play? Tyler questions signing up for an orgy and Chase wants to throw dodgeballs at a gymnast. 

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Do antidepressants change who you are? Isn't that the goal? In this episode, Chase and Tyler break down the complicated subject of medication for mental illnesses, and they disagree. Does medication even work? Is someone's identity tied to their mental illness? Do the same concepts apply to medication for physical health? Also Chase has a rough day when he is only 9 out of 10 on the happiness scale, and Tyler finds an excuse to talk about VeggieTales. 

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Tyler puts Chase on the spot with the question: "Is The Internet Real?" Are interactions on the internet real or do they only have real results? Chase and Tyler debate the reality of internet bullying, yelp reviews, and even their own podcast. At the end of the day is anything even real? 

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Sports are a good thing, right? They improve your health, teach you life lessons, make you hate other people--wait. In this episode, Chase and Tyler break down the positives and the negatives of sports, and it mostly raises more questions. Should kids lose? Do parents ruin everything? Did Tyler spread the love of Jesus on the basketball court? Also Tyler gets emotional because George Bush threw a strike, and Chase isn't friends with people that play the cello. 

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Chase puts Tyler on the spot with one of the most important questions in life: Under any circumstance, is it okay to talk to the person in the bathroom stall next to you?  Or should you just call 911? Also Tyler recounts an upsetting story from High School that still haunts him. 

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Chase and Tyler still listen to 2000s emo music. IT WASN'T A PHASE, MOM! Why do people get so obsessed with the music from their teenage years? What is it about early 2000s alternative music that connected so deeply with Chase and Tyler and the rest of the "Elder Emos" out there? And why is music from the 80s so bad? Also Chase just realized that puberty messed with his hormones. 

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Chase puts Tyler on the spot with a quick question: "Do all Things Pass?" Is it an encouraging concept or a depressing one? Will we be stuck in our tough situations forever? Or will grief, kidney stones, and gas all pas? Also Chase talks nonsense about how the future doesn't exist, and Tyler is encouraged by a man with no limbs. 

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Why are there topics or questions that we feel like we can't talk about? What factors into us shying away from these topics? Chase and Tyler introduce the concept for No Right To Cast and explore the reasons for asking these questions. Also Tyler doesn't understand how boats float and Chase explains how internal combustion engines work. 

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