Stock Issues

This week's episode takes a closer look at the history of China's climate cooperation, especially in regards to agreements with the U.S.. We will then move into a discussion regarding a potential turn which is open to the negation.

This week's episode finally fully examines the conflict which erupted in Ukraine this past Feburuary, with a focus on the implications for the NATO alliance.

Tthis week's episode will examine the week's worth of negotiations that just took place at the COP27 environmental conference in Egypt, with a focus on China's role. We will then move into a discussion of a couple of additional arguments for the negation.

This week's episode takes a deep dive into the Midterms DAs that will be unavoidable this season. After covering the way in which those DA's are typically structured, this episode will take a look at some of the best ways to answer the midterms arguments specifically, as well as politics arguments more generally.

This week's episode will examine the history of China's economic development before turning to examine the CCP's history of environmental protection. Finally, we will look into what action China is taking now to prevent further global warming.

Today's episode will examine attempts by the states to implement single-payer healthcare systems, thereby shining some light on the true costs and challenges of implementing the resolution. After that, we will move into a politics argument for the affirmative.

Today's episode will examine the introduction of biology into warfare, specifically in the realm known as biotechnology. We will then move into its effect on the NATO-US relationship, as well as the novice limits for the subtopic.

Today's episode will examine the contemporary consolidation of the U.S. healthcare system, analyzing potential arguments for both sides of the debate. After that, I will present another potential negative argument, not included in the brief we just released, along with the most obvious potential counter from the affirmative side.

Here is the latest episode of our new podcast, Stock Issues, presented by the Missoula Debate League! Today's episode turns back to Policy debate and, as such, will dive into the history of cyber defense in relation to NATO and the U.S., as well as the contemporary development of cooperation between the two.

The National Speech and Debate Association recently released the September/October LD topic for this year: “Resolved: The United States ought to implement a single-payer universal healthcare system.” As such, today's episode will dive into the arguments for and against the resolution, setting up debaters to begin writing cases as the season is quickly approaching

The National Speech and Debate Association recently released the September/October LD topic for this year: “Resolved: The United States ought to implement a single-payer universal healthcare system.” As such, today's episode will begin a deep dive into the history and context surrounding U.S. healthcare, single-payer healthcare systems, and universal healthcare more generally.

Here is the fourth episode of our new podcast, Stock Issues, presented by the Missoula Debate League! This year's NSDA policy debate topic takes on the issue of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, specifically calling into question U.S. security cooperation with the Cold War era organization. As such, MDL's founder, Eli Brown, moves on from NATO to discuss the apparatus which enables U.S. security cooperation, as well as the arguments for and against increasing security cooperation.

Here is the third episode of our new podcast, Stock Issues, presented by the Missoula Debate League! This year's NSDA policy debate topic takes on the issue of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, specifically calling into question U.S. contributions to the Cold War era organization. As such, MDL's founder, Eli Brown, discusses the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, the NATO Summit in Madrid, and the modernization of NATO that is taking place as a response. An informal part three, this episode follows up on the discussions that were had in the first and second episodes!

Here is the second episode of our new podcast, Stock Issues, presented by the Missoula Debate League! This year's NSDA policy debate topic takes on the issue of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, specifically calling into question U.S. contributions to the Cold War era organization. As such, MDL's founder, Eli Brown, discusses the redefinition of the organization following the fall of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s, especially focusing on how the conflicts in former Warsaw Pact states forced NATO to reconsider its identity at the turn of the millenium. An informal part two, this episode follows up on the discussions that were had in the first episode!

This is the first episode of our new podcast, Stock Issues, presented by the Missoula Debate League. Visit www.missouladebateleague.com for more information! This year's NSDA policy debate topic takes on the issue of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, specifically calling into question U.S. contributions to the Cold War era organization. As such, MDL's founder, Eli Brown, discusses the context which gave rise to NATO along with the history of the organization through the fall of the Soviet Union. Please enjoy, and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe!