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INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast

Our world is full of Debate and Controversy... From Mandatory Vaccinations, to Cancel Culture, to the Zombie Apocalypse, sometimes it seems as though we live in a society doomed to argue ourselves into oblivion! Join International Award Winning Debaters turned Educators Josh and Kelly as they explore these arguments from all sides to help you better understand the debates that define your world!

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01:00:22

Wakanda Forever: A Roadmap for African Development?

INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast ·

2022/11/07

The Black Panther movies use Wakanda to present a vision of black prosperity, presenting audiences an optimistic narrative of Africa’s potential. How realistic is a future Africa that resembles the hopeful promise Marvel’s writers have laid out for us? How do nations navigate the difficult decisions necessary to realize the path to development that has thus far been so elusive?

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01:01:09

Does Evil Exist? A Harrowing Halloween Episode!

INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast ·

2022/10/30

On this Halloween we use some classic Halloween monsters and villains to answer the question of whether or not Evil exists. Do motivations matter, or are actions what define something as good or bad? Why are clowns so horrifying? And of course, who is the scariest Halloween villain of all??

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01:04:36

Our Anniversary Episode! 1 Year of Indubitably, 100...

INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast ·

2022/10/24

On Indubitably’s 1 year anniversary we get introspective (for just a bit) and look back on our first 52 episodes as well as forward to our next 52. We also break out “The Debater’s Treasury,” a book that was printed over 100 years ago with 200 topics that were debated at the time. How many of them are still relevant today? We answer this question as well as thank all of you for sticking with us for this year!

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57:58

From the Archive: Exploring Indigenous Identity

INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast ·

2022/10/05

Where does an authentic Indigenous identity come from? Is bloodline or community a more important foundation for acceptance? What are the appropriate ways to serve as an ally to various minority communities without overstepping boundaries? We are reaching into the vault for this episode as Josh bails on Kelly to travel Italy for a couple of weeks. We'll be back soon!

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01:01:29

Do Journalists Have an Obligation to Act as Good...

INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast ·

2022/09/25

News reporters often cover subjects who are in distress. Do they have a moral obligation to help the victims of the various circumstances that they are reporting on? Do their professional efforts cover their responsibilities to their fellow humans or are they ethically bound to go above and beyond when they are in a position to be of service?

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56:16

The NFL: A Championship Caliber League or First Round...

INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast ·

2022/09/18

In 2021 the National Football League made over $17 Billion. As each of us attends games, buys jerseys and supports our teams, what kind of organization are we handing our money over to? How does the NFL treat its players when it comes to injuries or equity? Does it turn away from the criminal and oftentimes abusive activities of some of its players? And what should we, as fans, do about it?

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01:01:57

China’s Social Credit System: What Score Would You...

INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast ·

2022/09/11

If you worry about your credit score… imagine being assigned a score as a human being. In China, people are granted or lose points for every day activities like picking up after their dog or playing video games. Depending on their ratings, they could be denied access to schools, have their internet speeds throttled, or get boosted on a dating site. Could this, or systems like it be implemented elsewhere around the world?

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01:02:00

What would YOU do to Jeff Bezos? Union or Revolution?

INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast ·

2022/09/04

In our Labor Day special we examine the plight of underpaid underappreciated workers and ask the question of what they should do about it? Are unions a good or bad option for both workers or society at large? Is violent revolution our best course of action against oppressive capitalist structures and the uber rich?

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01:05:18

Does God Exist?

INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast ·

2022/08/25

Josh and Kelly risk eternal damnation as they adjudicate the debate over the existence of an almighty creator. From the beginnings of the universe, to consciousness, to the experiential evidence claimed by millions of people around the world, in this episode we evaluate the arguments of both church and science as we try to answer some of humanity’s greatest questions.

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01:02:36

Nuclear Annihilation! Where is the Danger Greatest?

INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast ·

2022/08/15

It can be incredibly difficult to decipher the mixed messages that come from international leaders in regards to nuclear weaponry. To complicate things further, the dangers from weaponizing nuclear power can come in many forms. In this episode, we attempt to cut through the rhetoric, analyzing current geo-political realities and letting you know which countries are most at risk of a nuclear attack.

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52:34

International Imprisonment & Extradition: Can You...

INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast ·

2022/08/08

American WNBA player Brittney Griner was just sentenced to 9 years of jail time by a Russian court. Is it fair for her, or anybody, to be jailed for the crimes of a country they are visiting, especially when those same actions are not illegal in their home nation? Alternatively, if you commit a crime in your home country, should other countries, who might not agree with that particular policy, offer you sanctuary? Or extradite you back to face punishment?

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01:01:37

Ladies First? Examining Traditional Gender Roles

INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast ·

2022/08/01

Our gender, through both nature and nurture plays a defining role in almost every aspect of our lives. We explore both the benefits and shortcomings of the ways in which society has defined what it means to operate in this world as a male or a female, starting from before we are even born and carrying through to adulthood.

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52:39

Nazi Science: Is it Wrong to Use Discoveries that...

INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast ·

2022/07/25

Some of the biggest breakthroughs in the history of scientific and medical research have come through questionable, if not completely immoral means. How do we balance the ethics of acknowledging the suffering of one group of victims with the desire to provide potentially life saving treatment to another? When we personally benefit from evil actions taken in the past, do we become complicit?

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01:00:50

Twitter vs Elon Musk: Clash of the Tech Titans

INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast ·

2022/07/20

Elon Musk’s proposed 44 billion dollar takeover, and then subsequent backtracking has left the fate of Twitter in the hands of the Delaware Court of Chancery. While it's unlikely Musk will be forced to purchase the company he no longer wants, it raises the questions of whether or not he would be good for the platform, as well as whether or not the existence of Twitter itself is good or bad for society at large.

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57:12

Big Game Hunter: Wildlife’s Greatest Foe? Or...

INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast ·

2022/07/11

Hunting is close to a billion dollar industry with animals from squirrels to endangered elephants finding themselves on the wrong side of a scope. What are the moral implications of killing an animal, particularly when they have no realistic way of fighting back? Are there practical benefits to conservation that hunting provides that might justify the action?

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48:48

‘Merikuh! The Patriotism Episode

INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast ·

2022/07/03

On this Fourth of July we celebrate our Independence Day by asking if… we should celebrate our Independence Day? How far is too far when it comes to Patriotism? Should we say the Pledge of Allegiance in schools? Is America the greatest country in the world? Would we have been better off if we had just stayed part of the British Empire?

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51:45

True Crime: Who is the Real Criminal?

INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast ·

2022/06/27

We as a society are obsessed with True Crime. Let’s just be blunt, opening a window to the evil humanity is capable of can be fascinating. But when media exposes the stories of real people for all of us to consume, are the storytellers and audience just innocent observers? Or do we start to become culpable for some degree of harm to the victims of these cases?

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58:44

Illegal Immigration: Who Deserves the American Dream?

INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast ·

2022/06/16

Millions of illegal immigrants live in the United States right now, with millions more attempting to cross the border every year. Are these migrants an unsustainable drain on our resources, or do the economic benefits they provide outweigh the costs? Do countries have a greater moral obligation to ensure their own citizens are cared for, or do people have an inherent right to be supported regardless of their country of origin?

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47:53

Is Taxation Theft? A Debate!

INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast ·

2022/06/06

Josh and Kelly go head to head in this episode, arguing over whether or not our government is stealing from us. They tackle questions around the ethics of consent (or lack thereof), how infrastructure and services could be provided without taxation, and whether or not we actually possess the representation required to be taxed fairly.

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59:15

Manipulating Memory: Too Important to Forget or Too...

INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast ·

2022/05/30

Our memories define who we are as people. It’s no wonder then that humans have always been fascinated by the ideas of wielding the power of perfect recall, or having the ability to forget painful experiences. Would these tools give us more control over our work, relationships or health? Or does the allure of control over our memory pose more dangers than benefits?

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