
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.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 60 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Category | Comedy | ||||

In which the topic is so hotly contested, we debate it for the entire episode.
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The boys tackle the issue of dog marriage this week. Plus an exploration of how much we like Reagan.
The boys are back with a music-themed episode addressing Bruce Springsteen and Eagles.
The guys are back with debates on famous twins, bringing back "The Flintstones" and crappy sleeping arrangements.
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A rare gem. Fervently debating the stupidest topics with intelligence and wit. The serial optimist versus the cynic.
The perfect balance of smart and stupid. I wish there were more episodes!
Yes!! The perfect pod to listen to on a Long June afternoon.
From hot fruit to Hitler, from host chat to free skate, with a BJ sprinkle & Mayer cherry on top, Hely, King & Medina never fail to inform, entertain, and most importantly, persuade.
I love them but my god, Dave should win twice as much as he does. (Is it a bit that Medina always sides with Hely?)
let the fellas treat ya to a good time
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Apple Podcasts | #154 |
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Engaging listeners with humorous debates on a variety of lighthearted topics, the content consistently features hosts who passionately argue both sides of unconventional issues, often with absurd twists. Episodes tackle everything from the validity of two dogs getting 'married' to the authenticity of cultural icons like Bruce Springsteen, showcasing the hosts' comedic banter and irreverent takes on everyday situations. The spontaneous nature of the debates, where little preparation is involved, allows for organic humor and lively exchanges, making each episode a fresh experience with witty commentary on popular culture and societal norms.
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