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 the Dog Days of Long June continue. Steve and Dave attempt to address the Avocado Issue. During Host Chat, Medina has big news. For the main event, two men wonder about two Wonder Women.
In which the gents jump right into it with a debate on the “reading” of audiobooks. For host chat, Hely announces a discovery. For the main event, the first-ever Double Barreled Debate.
In which the band is really back together, in the Great Debates Studios, for some Long June ‘batin. For the micro, the gents wonder about Trump voters at their high school reunions. During host chat, Hely invites Medina and King to “sense-share”. For the Great Debate, a Top Hollywood Actress is considered.
In which the gents return to the studio for Long June. Medina phones it in from Chicago. For the micro, a consideration of Mac and Cheese. During host chat, a Long June Top About 'ems. In the main event, things take a graphic turn.
Final episode before we return for Long June!
First aired in October 2015, this classic ep contains two early gems — a debate about the “paper method” vs. the “water method”, and a debate over who would make the better president: Kanye West or then-candidate Trump.
Another Classic Ep from the GD vault -- the guys will return with new eps starting in Long June.
The guys are taking a short hiatus in preparation for Long June 2017. So until then, enjoy this classic from last summer:
The guys give their take on the graduates of accredited colleges, in "The Average College Graduate Can Name an Architect". During a breezy host chat some Song of the Summer candidates are tossed around, and, after a brief Top about 'ems, an adorable Great Debate unfolds.
A pair of classic eps from Winter '14-'15, in which the guys invent the microdebate.
In which Medina declares it to be Movie Week. The gents debate about the taste of Popcorn. During host chat, a discussion of tastes leads to the hard numbers on Bathroom Day. For the main event, an epic contest.
In which Steve, Dave & Dan are finally together again in the Great Debates Studios with no one else around, and everything is fine. For the micro, a debate about Mike Pence. In host chat, the guys get into the architecture of chain restaurants. For the Great Debate, a legacy is evaluated.
In which comedy writer Owen Elickson joins Steve & Dan in the Great Debates Studios, as the gents grin and bear yet another week without Dave. Hely and Owen discuss Dunkin Donuts. A debate on the relative merits of Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl and Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory breaks out. Finally, the debaters tackle an uncomfortable subject.
In which Dave makes his triumphant return, and the gents welcome special guest Colin Jost to the Great Debates Studios. Hely has bathroom-related top. During host chat, March Madness proves to be an rich jumping-off point. For the Great Debate, a troubling resolved.
In which writer Dan Greaney pays a visit the Great Debates Studios, sparring with Hely on life after 40. For the main event, a debate on the legal profession.
In which Dave is still absent, and Fabrizio inquires about full-time employment. Hely and Fabrizio get into it about Avatar fans. The guys miss Dave, and attempt to debate with him by voicemail.
In which King is absent, so special guest Fabrizio Copano returns to keep his seat warm. Fabrizio and Hely get biblical. During Host Chat, the tale of the Golden Seagull. For the Great Debate, a super hero throwdown. We close with an intergalactic planetary lightning debate
In which Ben and Kate return to the Great Debates Studios for another round of insightful debates. Ben argues that Sushi is Gross. Hely has a game that puts the kids in the hot seat. Kate defends Amusement Parks.
In which the Electoral College is weighed against the Academy voting system. Medina, having seen none of the films in contention, gives his annual vibe-based Oscar rankings.
In which the gents celebrate Valentine's Day. For the micro, the cast of "Friends" is considered. In Host Chat, Hely is feeling amorous. For the Great Debate, King is put in an impossible position.
In which the guys can find nothing more interesting to talk about than the weather. In Host Chat, Hely has a movie game. For the main event, a heated exchange on church and state.
