WCSF cornerman Steven Westdahl gives a righteous sermon on secular good against returning WRITE CLUB favorite Ed Ntiri's address of the states of the union, nostalgia, spare time, and quality television.

WCSF cornerman and would-be forest ranger Casey Childers defends LIBERTY against nerd-herder and Keyboard Cat enthusiast Jill Alvarez's SECURITY. Now with 40% more baby noises.

Joy Carletti and Colin Iago McCarthy, writers and improvisors both, pit the strength of their relationship against their competitive bloodlust in the battle of TOP v BOTTOM.

Quiet Lightning's Chris Cole plots to take down WCSF's upstandingest cornerman Casey Childers in this two dimensional battle of relative directions.

SF's literary darling from the emerald isle, Sarah Maria Griffin, pits her strange charms against WCSF's darling cornerman, Steven Westdahl, and his charming strangeness.

SF techie Matt Graves cuts it in half; SLC zine-punk Christopher Steffen puts it back together. All of humanity wins. Forever.

It's a party, a birthday party. WCSF cornermen Casey Childers and Steven Westdahl go head to head in the first annual Clash of the Cornermen with the shared topic of Gemini.

Michael Gray, SF modernist and philosopher of hipsterdom, takes on Gabriel Cubbage, NYC futurist and hipster philosopher*, as each take on Newton's thorniest law of motion.

SF singer and songwriter Maya Songbird goes head to head with WCSF's resident Woaklander, cornerman Steven Westdahl in the mixed up battle of East and West. Also, the wheels fall off.

Professional comic Greg Asdourian pits his Tragedy chops against writer and mash-up theater producer Martin Azevedo's chops of Comedy. Aristotle's dust rattles in some unmarked grave.