Another edition of RES Opinions. Host John Wittig is joined by the great Caleb Townes, and special guest Andrew Klementz. On this episode, be prepared to learn about molting crabs baby!

This is the first of the daily uploads that is purely opinionated content. We will talk about news, current events, movies, sports and basically anything that seems relevant to talk about. 

John and Evan reconnect with Chris Brady. He is a longtime friend of the show and was a great guest. He is an editor and writer for The Odyssey, and attends UCF in Orlando. 

On this week's episode, John and Evan are joined by Farris Hejazen. Since he is a close friend of both the hosts, the show is themed around the evolution of a friendship.

Evan and John kick it with Ian Monroe on this weeks episode. Ian is a student at the University of New Orleans. He has a bright future and is an amazing conversationalist. We had a great time learning about NOLA and talking about Ian's life experiences. Great episode!

This week John and Evan are joined by Trae Anderson. He is an Auburn University student with hopes of becoming a nurse anesthetist. 

Evan and John sit down with Amelia Novy to discuss a number of topics. She is yet another Hoover High School graduate. She and John have been dating for close to three years. She is currently an employee at Walgreen's with hopes of becoming a Spanish High School teacher in the future. 

John and Evan are joined by Austin Apel on this episode. Austin's father owns his own business, and on this weeks episode, we learn what that was like for Austin as he grew up; and what that means for him now as he makes his own way in the world. Austin attends Auburn University and is a graduate of Hoover High School. 

John and Evan are joined this week by, the biggest fan of The Real Easy Show, Camille Shepherd. She is an Auburn student, and to quote Caleb Townes, of Town Hall podcast fame, "She is a gentile spirit". Great guest for a great episode. 

John and Evan sit down with Eva Byrum. She is a student at Birmingham Southern College,