Talkative's Adversarial Fair

“Christians on Anora, Best Sunsets, and Beaver Games” - Talkative’s Adversarial Fair

In this episode, Scott and Kevin talk shop about Kevin’s perspective in being in two different bands. Pax Smilie and Denver Pops Orchestra. Scott is busy working on Editorial videos, but also working on a new audio sitcom called Homeschooled. Kevin is spending his time playing Timberborn, while Scott is stuck in Prime Video watching House of David and Invincible. Kevin recommends a distillery in Denver with cool un-Brutalist architecture. Then both men discuss how to think about Anora winning the Oscars from a Christian perspective.

"Our Guest With Promise" Interviewing our Guest about D23, Classic Villains, and Pepper Spray.

Here on Talkative's Adversarial Fair, we kicked out Kevin for Anna Taylor! We discuss her Slytherin playlist. Anna finds out Scott is a Marvel geek. Scott peers into why true crime does not scare Anna. Anna helps explains the phenomena of sympathetic villains in children's media, and both mull over nightmarish children scenes. Social Media Twitter: @TheMrWWEdit Instagram: themrworldlywisemaneditorial TikTok: @themr.wwedit

"Kevin Hates It So Much" Discussing Breakcore, Hunger Games, and the Editorial's 2023.

This was supposed to come out in December...

"The Only Homeschoolers Who've Seen Spongebob" Our Thoughts on Spongebob Censorship and More

Scott and Kevin sit down and talk about Persona 5's moral question and slanderous ending. Kevin despises Scott's opinions ragtime. Scott briefly describes a fast food painting and Kevin blasts his home with Minecraft music. Both men ponder the homeschooling world's gripe with Spongebob. All on Talkative's Adversarial Fair

"Can We Separate Art From Artists as Christians?" Spider-Man Lotus Review and More

Scott, Kevin, and Jack discuss Kevin's tutoring and his love for Metal. Jack shows his love for Resident Evil while I ask big questions like "Is Portal a Shooter?" We talk about Kevin's first video on the channel and when can Christians' separate art from artist.