Slightly Educational

Tired of huge corporations lecturing you about social issues in their commercials? Don’t burn your Nike shoes just yet. In this episode, Seth and Gabe discuss tools companies use to relate to the fellow kids. From retweets for chicken nuggets to likes for Sudanese Children, the possibilities of making the world a better place are endless. Send feedback to slightlyeducational@gmail.com or comment on the YouTube channel.

After a month long hiatus, the boys are back and decide to move away from US politics to discuss something even more riveting...China and her geopolitical strategy to dominate the world through state capitalism. We discuss the Hong Kong protests, Uyghurs concentration camps, and why upper middle class people are so drawn to socialism. Send feedback to slightlyeducational@gmail.com or comment on the YouTube video posted to DBK Studios.

Slightly Educational kicks of season two with with everyone’s favorite topic, American politics. This time, Collin joins Seth and Gabe to talk about Andrew Yang, his freedom dividends, and who’s going to pay for it. Also some Endgame spoilers and corporate politics. Send feedback to slightlyeducation@gmail.com or comment on the YouTube video.

In this season finale, Seth and Gabe revisit the topics from the first episode. Biden can’t keep is hands out of politics, Bernie isn’t getting any younger, Beto’s sleeves can only be rolled so far up, and Yang is just happy to be there. Also rich people, how come they’re so good at getting into college? All this and more as the boys wrap up the inaugural season of Slightly Educational. Show Notes: - Trump’s Biden Tweet - Kamala Smoking to Snoop - 2nd Civil War - Violence against Women act Send feedback to funnybusiness49@gmail.com or comment on the YouTube video.

Seth and Gabe talk about at their favorite movies and tv shows. Shownotes Subspace Emissary Cutscenes Notch on privilege Notch on trans people Noah Munck's YouTube channel Rocket getting pet

Seth and Gabe take a closer look into the small world of micronations and see what it takes to start your own country...or at least have your own soccer team. List of Micronations Micronational Olympics Confederation of Independent Football Associations Australian Republic Referendum Rwanda: Progressive in parliament, not so much elsewhere Send feedback to funnybusiness49@gmail.com or comment on the YouTube video posted to DBK Studios

Gabe shares his thoughts on universal basic income while Seth counts down the days until Jeff Bezos takes over the government with his automatic delivery drones. Show Notes: Facebook shuts down AI that were talking to each other But no they weren’t getting too smart Australia Anti-Encryption law Million Dollar Bus stop Ireland force to accept €13bn from Apple Send feedback to funnybusiness49@gmail.com or comment on the YouTube video posted to DBK Studios

Seth and Gabe look at the legalization of marijuana, colored pens, and Virginia’s efforts to get more black faces in government. Show Notes: Juul targeting minors Virginia Smoking age to be raised to 21 Life Expectancy in the US on the Decline Radio Quiet Zone Plaid Pants Postulating Virginia House of Delegates Name Drawing Poll: Should Northam step down? Illinois Governor Incarceration Rate at 57% Dat $tick Lyrics Video Send feedback to funnybusiness49@gmail.com or comment on the YouTube Video posted to DBK Studios

After exactly 2 and half years, the long anticipated Slightly Educated Podcast is back. In this episode, Seth and Gabe discuss the future of the American Republic and the state of the College admissions process. Show Notes Crowley Replaces Manton Original Buzzfeed Article Mueller Denies Buzzfeed Report Acceptance Rate drop since 2006 College Enrollment has increased 28% from 2000-2016 Lawsuit against Harvard 10% of Arlington high schoolers attend private school T.M. Landry School Costco Essay Richest 26 own as much wealth as bottom 50% Transgender Wrestler Send feedback to funnybusiness49@gmail.com