Calvin Wong, a second-year computer science student at the Technological University of the Shannon (TUS), joins us to provide his insight on Irish culture. We talk about Irish parties, the drinking culture (obviously!), stepping out of your comfort zone, making friends and the Irish education system.

Markus, Bolade and Erica, formerly of the 2020/21 Taylor’s Debaters Executive Committee, join us to talk about their experiences ranging from the differences in buying food and groceries in the US, UK, Ireland and Malaysia, making friends, socializing and debunk/prove stereotypes.

Yi Jun is back to ring in the New Year as the cast looks back at 2021. We discuss Rishven's experiences in New York (finally!), talk about our favorite podcast memories, touch on the recent floods in Malaysia and share our hopes for 2022.

Our resident tech guru, Amir has finally made the switch to the iPhone 13 Pro Max. Alongside his review of Apple's flagship smartphone, we also discuss the recent floods in Malaysia and examine Twitter's role in #DaruratBanjir. We also take a deep dive into NFTs as we try to make sense of them and discuss whether getting into them is a good idea.

In a historic and controversial end to the 2021 F1 season, we're joined by Faizaan, Jai and Faniki to break it all down. We discuss Verstappen and Hamilton's title fight, the key moments in the Abu Dhabi fight to finish, and the Mercedes protests. We also talk about how the new regulations will change things next season and dive a little bit into F1 history. Whether you're a seasoned fan or just getting into F1, this episode is for you!

We're joined by Sean, an avid New York City FC fan to discuss the 2021 Major League Soccer season, explain its format and his hopes for his side in their playoff run. Faizaan is also back with us as we talk about visiting the Gillette Stadium for NYCFC's semi-final against the New England Revolution, the USMNT's recent performances, the Malaysia Cup final, preview the last round of group stage fixtures in the UEFA Champions League and rank our favorites to win the UCL, the Premier League, Faizaan's IB paper on his data-driven UCL predictions, our top 3 strikers and more. There's also some waffle at the end about speeding tickets, chain stores, public transportation, American sayings and more.

Former high school public speaking champion, Yi Jun is back on the podcast with a twist. Armed with a mocktail and Kishor's concoction of Irish Whiskey and Coca-Cola, we discuss anything and everything that comes to mind until the conversation meets its natural and incoherent end. We discuss all sorts of things including Kishor's dark past as a 9 year old blogger, why Rishven's "middle name" is a single letter, Club Penguin, New York subways and street performances and of course, the weather. Think of this installment as a simulation of what it would be like to walk into a pub and eavesdrop on an unsuspecting conversation between old friends.

In our largest cast to date, Faizaan, Katie, Nicolette, and Thibaut join us to talk about all things Model United Nations! These 4 seasoned high school MUNners reflect on their showings at the recent CIAC Cornell collegiate conference and talk about their crisis committees went down. We also break down what Model UN represents for people with no prior knowledge of it and discuss the types of committees you would find at a typical conference. We also discuss the craziest arcs they’ve experienced from causing unrest in Moscow by blaming acts of terror on China, leading an uprising to overthrow Chairman Mao, dividing the US during the Civil War and even playing Satan himself.