Podcast - WRITE CLUB NATION

Randall Colburn reminds us of what can and cannot be amended. Diana Slickman urges us to repeal the worst of human nature, once and for all. Ian Belknap and Lindsay Muscato pummel through a tough conversation on guns, money, religion--you know, the funny stuff.

Carly Oishi pulls no punches, and Jeremy Owens takes on a champion. Ian and Lindsay debate the finer points of realistic architecture and whether Mark Twain qualifies as a love interest.

From the Bootleg Theater in Los Angeles, we hear two performers, Martha Marion and Heather Edwards, take on Obey vs Rebel. Ian and Lindsay debate how they would command a submarine, and other ridiculous things vaguely related to the theme. We also interview WC LA producer Jeffrey Dorchen. Our director Josh Zagoren calls the shots in the background. Annie Costakis is our sound engineer and editor.

Evan Burton weaves a tale of LSD, watermelon, and peasant farming, whilst Emily Epstein-White fires off a list of her bird-related standoffs.

Atlanta's own Jon Carr and Raymond Carr pummel each other with brotherly love/ire. Myke Johns of our Atlanta-based team gives the scoop on our Southern bureau's beloved bros. Ian and Lindsay battle their alter egos, themselves, each other.

Kevin Alves boldly declares the supremacy of beats, and Amanda Claire Buckley battles hard for rhymes.

When guts faces off against glory, you can bet there's a humdinger of a fight. Kirk Anderson and Erica Dreisbach dynamite the doors off this one. Bonus: Ian tells us just how much loves ukeleles, and Lindsay reveals her love of time travel.

This episode comes from Chicago's March 2015 live show.