S2 Ep9: What is the plural of Borscht? Also Trump and Hunter Biden Convictions

S2 Ep13: Trump-Harris Debate Recap

In this (almost) no-cut special episode, Camron and Andrew talk about their thoughts on the recent debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, leading up to the upcoming USA Presidential Election. This one gets a little fiery when we get sidetracked, so fair warning. But we still love each other! We swear! (Well, Andrew swears. Camron keeps it PG.) Who do you think won the debate? What should we talk about next? Tell us in the comments!

S2 Ep 12: Election 2024 Update- Biden is out, can Kamala Win?

President Biden dropped out of the Presidential election, leaving Vice President Kamala Harris as the presumptive nominee. Can she beat Trump? Camron and Andrew discuss this, as well as the state of the election, communism vs fascism in US politics, and whether or not this election is the most important in our country's history.

S2 Ep 11: Donald Trump Assassination Attempt

In this episode, Andrew and Camron get into a fiery debate over the recent assassination attempt of Donald Trump, gun control, and whether or not Trump is a fascist. Coming soon: what are the implications of president Joe Biden dropping out of the 2024 election?

S2 Ep10: Debates and Hot Takes

So the first Presidential Debate of this election cycle happened.... And we are honestly still recovering from it. So instead, we held our own debate about some of our own hot takes! Is classic literature boring? Is barbecue not that hard after all? Is ribeye steak worth it? Is Lin-Manuel Miranda (and Hamilton) overrated? Let us know your position on these hot takes in the comments below!

S2 Ep9: What is the plural of Borscht? Also Trump and Hunter Biden Convictions

In two history-making court cases, former President Donald Trump and Hunter Biden (son of the sitting President Joe Biden) have been convicted of felony crimes. For example, does Trump's conviction help or hinder his election campaign? In this episode we talk about these convictions, their implications for the future, and a lot of the rhetoric surrounding what many consider to be a weaponization of the US justice system. Our tangents cover cancel culture, party disillusionment, whether or not it's a good idea to vote for a third party candidate, and whether or not political tensions will ease in future elections as younger generations turn out to vote more frequently.