One More Round

Every week, Joshua and David probe politics to pop culture, and sometimes those topics overlap. This week, the guys discuss the controversial viral video of Ellen DeGeneres defending her friendship with George W. Bush. Get ready for an episode full of disagreements, nuance, and broader discussions of the vast societal implications.

This week was so packed with breaking news that Joshua and David decided to pull double duty by covering two important topics in one episode – The Impeachment Inquiry into Donald Trump’s corruption and Greta Thunberg’s climate change speech before the U.N.

Round of drinks – The Im-Peach-Mint cocktail

It looks like our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is the subject of a legal dispute between two heavy hitters. If Sony and Disney can’t come to an agreement, the web slinger may be out of the MCU for good. Joshua and David reveal whose side their own in this battle.

Round of drinks: The Web Slinger

Since the beginning of his Presidency, Donald Trump has used his office to personally enrich himself. And he’s back at it again. His Turnberry property in Scotland is turning some new profits thanks to the American taxpayer. Joshua and David probe this newest scandal and what it means with regards to the Constitution.

It’s the most wonderful time of year. But it has come and gone again. It’s DragonCon, baby! Joshua and David attended this 5-day-long nerd-fest in Atlanta, and they’re ready to reveal the best and worst of DragonCon 2019.

As soon as the news broke, the death of Jeffrey Epstein launched a thousand conspiracies. Joshua and David probe the timeline of events leading up to his death and discuss what they think may have happened.

The Democratic candidates for President have had one more round of debates. Who won? Who stood out? Who sank their campaign? Joshua and David probe their controversial takes on the debate.

We might be able to use the excuse “we were just kids” for some of these things. But a few of our weirder beliefs stayed with us much longer than they should have. Joshua and David probe deep into their memory holes to discuss the stranger things in the realms of politics, religion, and pop culture that they used to believe.

There is a humanitarian crisis happening at the southern border of the United States, and something needs to change. But we also have to understand how this crisis was created in the first place. Joshua and David probe the history behind the border crisis and dispel a few myths along the way.

The world is complex. People are complex. So, when it comes to the question of personal responsibility, the answers may not always be black and white. Joshua and David probe where the dividing line may be between someone’s personal responsibilities and the responsibilities of our collective society.