This episode focuses on negative strategy and includes discussions of 1NC strategy, block division, prep time tactics, 2NR decision-making, 2NR strategy/execution, and several other topics. In this episode: Bill Batterman, Roy Levkovitz, Scott Phillips.

Topics discussed include Small School Success (link), Poverty/Means Testing PIC, Word PICs, Debating Extra-Topicality/Theory, and Collaborative Research Project/Open Source. In this episode: Bill Batterman, Roy Levkovitz, Scott Phillips.

Topics discussed include the 100-point scale, critiques of disadvantages (and how to answer them), politics theory arguments, and the use of technology in debate (including the Synergy software). In this episode: Bill Batterman, Roy Levkovitz, Scott Phillips.

Topics discussed include this post about consult (http://www.georgiadebate.org/2009/10/goodbye-consult-cp), how to approach college debate when making application decisions, sitting vs standing while speaking, flowing on paper vs laptop, kritik permutations for the aff and neg, and Debate Synergy. In this episode: Bill Batterman, Roy Levkovitz, Scott Phillips.

Topics discussed include conditionality (and the recent judging hypothetical), Clarity / Speaking, Speech Structure, Practice Techniques, Debater Flex, Strategies vs. Court Affirmatives, “Courts Links To Politics”, Midterms DA, and Politics DA Impacts. In this episode: Bill Batterman, Roy Levkovitz, Scott Phillips.

This is a special edition “Malgorcast” featuring a discussion between Scott Phillips and Malcolm Gordon about the capitalism critique. Specific topics include the differences between versions of the critique, affirmative link turn strategies, the “ethics” impact, impacts and impact framing, and how to explain the alternative. In this episode: Malcolm Gordon, Scott Phillips.

Topics discussed include the health care politics disadvantage, Nietzsche, theory in the 1AR, disclosure, coach-generated research and evidence, and research techniques. In this episode: Bill Batterman, Roy Levkovitz, Scott Phillips.

Topics discussed include affirmatives on the topic, the politics disad, impact turns, and topicality—”social services means social workers”. In this episode: Roy Levkovitz, Scott Phillips