
We believe debates should be moderated on an equal playing field and host live debates on controversial topics from science, religion, and politics several times a week.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 896 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Clearly had a small unit. Wants nothing more than to fight and argue. Who’s listening to this garbage?
Nadir Ahmed it’s probably one of the worst debaters I’ve seen on this show. He is a double standard, lunatic, who seriously can’t debate😂
Love it. Less flat earth. More atheist v. Christian please. 🙏
Update: If A. Wilson is a “Christian”, then no wonder people can’t stand them. A.W. sounds about as wicked as his OT “god”.
Love it. Less flat earth. More atheist v. Christian please. 🙏
The name of the podcast should be changed. These are NOT debates and it comes down to the moderators. They are horrible at maintaining the speakers or keeping them on topic, especially the religious affirmative.
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The show features rapid, argument-driven debates across science, religion, and politics, often framed as a live, moderator-guided exchange with audience questions and live reactions. Recent topics span constitutional norms and court-packing, social issues like toxic masculinity and feminism, controversial science debates (Flat Earth vs Globe, Noah's Flood discussions), and philosophy of religion. The format emphasizes high energy, structured back-and-forth and real-time crowd input, with sponsors and event promotions threaded into the dialogue. Notable strengths include a willingness to tackle provocative, high-stakes questions and to explore definitions, evidence, and rhetoric in depth, though some episodes draw mixed feedback about modera... more
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Recent guests on Modern-Day Debate include:
1. Lucas Curcio
2. Alex Sorin
3. Ryan Mullally
4. Brian Wendell
5. Daniel Turner
6. Dr. Austin Julio Broughton
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8. Pastor Jonathan Shelley
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