It’s a throwdown when we decide if everyone should take up pottery. Then, should we all love lining up? We get down to the pros and cons of this social practice.

Featuring: Jacob Samuel, Brittany Lyseng, Abdul Aziz, and Ryan Williams.

We decide whether meeting on Zoom beats brainstorming in the boardroom, plus we debate the virtues of volunteering.

Featuring: Peter Brown, Julie Kim, Maddy Kelly, and Charlie Demers.

It’s a battle of the brains when we discuss whether kids are smarter than their parents, then, we’ve got the X-Factor with a debate on talent shows.

Featuring: Ivan Decker, Syd Bosel, Sean Lecomber, and Sterling Scott.

We’re deciding if breakup songs are helpful or heartbreaking, then, we hit the jackpot when we debate whether Hard Rock establishments really rock.

Featuring: Anesti Danelis, Jan Caruana, Elvira Kurt, and Kyle Brownrigg.

Graham Clark and Katie-Ellen Humphries have a Van-do attitude when they decide if Vancouver is a no fun city. Then, should you always be yourself? Mikey Dubs and Simon King outdo themselves with this personal patter. Please note, this episode first aired on March 15, 2024.

We’re chipping away at Canadian-made snack Hawkins Cheezies, then, we’ve got some illuminati-ing takes on conspiracy theories.

Featuring: Deborah Kimmett, Sean Cullen, Nathan Macintosh, and Chris Locke.

In a meaty episode from Season 14, we’re airing some beef with a debate on fake meat. Then, we’re taking the plunge and taking on scuba diving.

Featuring: Elvira Kurt, Hunter Collins, Rob Bebenek, and Dave Hemstad.

We’ve got a divergent debate on left versus right, then, we’re turning the yule-tide when we talk Christmas markets.

Featuring: David Pryde, Derek Seguin, Kate Davis, and Ron Sparks.

To honour the passing of Edmonton's wonderful and hilarious Kathleen McGee, The Debaters is re-airing one of her memorable debates from 2021. Featuring Kathleen McGee, Erica Sigurdson, Peter Brown and Ryan Williams in East Vancouver.

Charlie Demers and Lisa Baker are anything but fake when they discuss if it's okay to ignore the news. Then, are windows superior to doors? Graham Clark and Charles Haycock tear a weather-strip off each other in this architectural argument.