Zach welcomes on fellow UCF student Katie Justiniani to discuss how colleges will be operating in the fall, in the midst of the pandemic, with student organizations, classes going online, social life and sports being discussed in that context. The pair celebrate the overturning of ICE's horrendous policy towards international students, and Zach wonders if the United States needs to be split into five or six separate countries. A special guest makes an appearance. 

Zach welcomes on future middle/high school math teacher Joe Grau to discuss the massive uphill climb inner-city kids face when it comes to breaking out of poverty, and how we can best help them with more investment into those area's schools. They also discuss why charter schools take away from the local public schools, how to attract teachers to urban areas and why technology is crucial to a child's education. The pair also discuss Manchester City's Champions League ban reversal and the three title fights from UFC 251. 

Zach welcomes on UFC expert Ryan to discuss the keys to victory and the intricacies of each of the main four fights on UFC 251, including Rose Namajunas vs. Jessica Andrade, Petr Yan vs. Jose Aldo, Max Holloway vs. Alexander Volkanovski and Kamaru Usman vs. Jorge Masvidal. The pair make their picks for the bouts, and also provide some gambling advice throughout the card.

Zach welcomes on his good friend Parshva to discuss the rising COVID cases around the country and the different containment measures being taken in different sectors, while also discussing the potential impact on the election in November. The pair then discuss the Black Lives Matter movement, and whether defunding the police is the best way to achieve the change we so desperately need in this country.  

Zach welcomes on Will Shearon to discuss the (mostly) successful return of Europe's soccer leagues, while the NBA, NHL and college football have struggled with their plans to return. The pair touch on cultural differences between the U.S. and Europe, and they finish up by discussing the difficulties of being a collegiate athlete during the pandemic, with Will drawing upon his own experiences to provide insight. 

Zach welcomes on UFC megafan Ryan Lucchesi to discuss the biggest fights from UFC 250, including the wide-open men’s bantamweight division and Amanda Nunes’s dominance. The pair then discuss the upcoming fights in the next month, including the announcement of Fight Island for a stacked UFC 251 card. They then close by debating when we’ll see Conor McGregor, Jon Jones and Jorge Masvidal in the Octagon again. 

Zach welcomes on roommate Buddy Cordero to discuss the smash hit Joker, with conversations about Joaquin Phoenix's performance, the DCEU, plot points, and if it should've won the Best Picture award. The pair also discuss DC's pivot to unique storytelling, if the movie is rewatchable, and the controversy surrounding the movie after its release. 

Zach welcomes on Brad Pitt fanatics Emily and Sophia to discuss the plot points of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, including conversations on the Manson Murders, Margot Robbie as Sharon Tate, and whether Brandy is the best film dog in history. The trio also discuss their favorite scenes, whether Brad or Leo had the better performance, and how Tarantino expertly mixed fact and fiction throughout the film. 

Zach welcomes on NBA historians Sal and Kyle to list their top fifteen players in the league's history. The trio discuss Kobe vs. Duncan, Wilt, Bill Russell, Dr. J, Moses Malone, Shaq vs. Hakeem, Magic vs. Bird, Jerry West, and the placement of more legends on their lists. Lastly, they debate whether Michael Jordan is still the GOAT, or if LeBron has finally taken the belt from him. 

Zach welcomes on UFC Superfan Ryan Lucchesi to discuss UFC 249, including incredible undercard performances from Bryce Mitchell and Vicente Luque, Cowboy vs. Pettis, why Francis Ngannou deserves a heavyweight title shot, if Henry Cejudo's retirement is real, and Justin Gaethje's brilliant performance against Tony Ferguson. The pair then discuss Gaethje's chances against lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov, Anthony Smith's crushing loss to Glover Teixeira, and their love for the up and coming lightweight Drew Dober.