Lou calls in from covering the national conventions, former attorney and current comedian Mike Schmidt argues with guest Sameer Suri about NATO, and Toby Muresianu hosts a discussion about current politics.

Joanna Castle Miller discusses documenting her father’s run for President on the Constitution Party ticket as part of her comedic series Red White and Dad; Riley Silverman sheds light on the trans bathroom issue, and they both discuss the current state of political satire with hosts Lou and Toby.

A fun, lively discussion of why health care costs so much and how to fix the system, featuring Josh Barro (editor of Business Insider and host of KCRW's Left, Right and Center) Daniel Bruggers (Otolaryngologist and fellow at the Reason Institute), Quincy Jones (star of the new HBO special Burning the Light), and Dave Merheje (winner of NOW Magazine's Best Male Standup in Toronto).

We're back with an episode on sex, dating, and monogamy (or not) in the modern age. Joining us are marriage and family therapist Pamela Georgette and comedians Casey Ley, Greg Edwards and Laura Crawford.

A fun discussion of Trump rallies, Cuba, modern parenting, clearing the name of Pee-Wee Herman, what animal Lou would be in the gay community, and other things. Featuring Jeffrey Dinsmore of the Dad Jeans podcast and Joe Dosch, of the Mean Boys scripted podcast.

We return to the studio to talk to Julianne Simitz, producer of Bad News Live, and Carl Kozlowski of the Koz Effect podcast about whether Trump is like Hitler, squatty potties, and everything in between.

We talk to Sameer Suri, a gay, Indian, and well-educated Trump supporter, and Justice Wainwright, whose viral tweets you may have seen recently. Sameer argues why Scalia was a fantastic judge, Justice recounts getting stabbed over a Nintendo 64, and we go through presidential candidate sex positions.

Comedians Keith Carey (The Comedy Store) and Betsy Salkind (The Tonight Show) talk income inequality with Pierce College sociology chair James McKeever and mutual fund manager (and brother of one of the hosts) Andrei Muresianu.

Brendan O'Neill, editor of Spiked Magazine, Laura Crawford of Buzzfeed and comedian Marcella Arguello join Lou and Toby to talk about free speech, universities, whether New York is better or worse now, transgender issues and a few hundred other things.

Our first in-studio episode features professor Christian Grose (author of Congress in Black and White), Laura Crawford (Buzzfeed), and Lou & Toby talking about the primaries, what really happens at the Iowa caucuses, and whether what people say about college kids nowadays is true.