Without any preparation, or really any thought at all, Steve Hely and Dave King debate the great issues of the day. Moderated by Dan Medina. Produced by Marc Carusiello.
In which a Clintonian Micro eases post-election tensions. The guys welcome special guest Shannon Woodward of HBO's Westworld. Hely breaks the ice with a few rounds of Tough Impressions. Shannon and Dave debate the relative Americanness of Hollywood and Iowa. Medina enjoys a special ice cream. Hely and Shannon consider family-friendliness at Westworld.
In which the subject of Coolness is explored. A debate about fashion, a debate about fish. King brings a new game, for which Hely provides a new name.
In which the gents debate various aspects of the Spookiest Night of the Year.
After a cool, Lin-Manuel Miranda Micro, the guys are joined by special guest Megan Amram. Megan takes the pro against Hely for “The Human Body Is Disgusting,” and then faces off against King for “The Hamburglar Is One Of The Three Best Things About McDonald's".
In which the gents participate in a Town-Hall Debate, answering questions important to the lives of everyday Americans.
In which Donald Trump's knowledge of the Beatles' catalog is considered. The friendships of Tom Cruise are examined. The weather is topical, as are the Musack Carnivalgoers.
In which Steve and Dave debate baby names. The guys then welcome special guest Fabrizio Copano to the Great Debates Studios. Fabrizio takes the Con vs. Steve for “You Can Judge A Book By Its Cover”, and the Pro vs. Dave for “Tom Cruise”.
In which, while attending the World Podcasting Championships in Banff, the guys get stuck in a cabin in the Canadian Rockies, and must fend for themselves.
In which Steve and Dave are joined by Dave's niece and nephew, Kate and Ben. The question of whether Dogs Should Be Allowed On The Beach is answered, as is whether or not Turkey Is The Best Luncheon Meat. In a final debate, the Junior Debaters square off over Pokémon Go.
In which the guys debate about the chance that their great grandfathers would have been friends. After a Back-To-School top about 'ems, a scholastic debate.
In which an incorrectly routed Vekkler causes the top machine to go haywire we end up with all top about 'ems.
In which the sexiness is of Sunday night is evaluated. During host chat, new moral questions around cats, and a Trump-supporter weighs in. For the Great Debate: Toons.
In which the guys get their results back, and things go a little off the rails. To begin, an Olympic-themed micro debate.
A free-form discussion lands us on "It Would Help Hillary Clinton's Campaign If Her Email Contained A Draft of Big Bang Theory Erotic Slash Fiction."
The conclusion of our trip to the Republican National Convention.
In which the guys travel to Cleveland and attend the Republican National Convention
In which the appropriate frequency for showering is explored. Hely employs "starters" in Host Chat. A vibrant Top about 'ems leads to a Casual Great Debate.
In which Weddings are considered, as are hundred-person dance parties. In host chat, King hits a Twitter milestone. For the Great Debate, a discussion of summer vacation destinations.
In which the great Long June of 2016 begins to wind down. Hely and King investigate the heroics of dogs. A lively top about 'ems ensues. After dark, a 4th of July Debate Spectacular: Hot Dogs, Watermelon, Fireworks, Block Parties. Which are overrated, which under?
