Friends David (Maryland grad) and Morgen (NC State grad) take the discussions they normally have about music, sports, and pop culture to a larger audience.
Should there be a maximum age of US Presidents? Should they be required to have cognitive tests? Should there be more--or even fewer--requirements to be the US President?
Tariffs. Tariffs. Tariffs. We hear so much about them. But what do Morgen and David think of the topic?
What's going on with Facebook? Will TikTok be around next week? What ever happened to free speech. That and more!
Morgen and David discuss their favorite parts of the state fair--from the food to the carnies.
Morgen and David debate whether drugs should be legal.
Morgen and David discuss their love of comedy. Are there limits to jokes. How was the recent Tom Brady roast?
This last month has been big in Raleigh for sports, with NC State's men's and women's teams going to the Final Four and online sports gambling becoming legal in North Carolina. Morgen and David break it down.
From the serious to the silly, Morgen and David discuss conspiracy theories.
It's our one-year anniversary! We celebrate by talking about the beginning of Award Season. Clocking in under an hour, it may be our shortest episode yet!
Andy Krauss joins Morgen and David to talk about college football bowl season. Nobody appreciates bowls more than Andy and he explains why this is the most wonderful time of the year. The crew even gets into NC State basketball.
This episode touches on everything from Halloween to Ian Eagle. You thought their death penalty episode was intense. That's nothing compared to their debate on Bill Walton.
While the focus of this episode is a discussion on gun control, Morgen and David also talk about Taylor Swift, FSU football, and more.
With the VMAs coming up, Morgen and David talk about this year's performers and nominees and discuss some of their favorite memories. But before that, the two talk about the recent developments with the ACC.
Can you keep up with which schools are in which conferences? By the time you listen, things may have changed (again). Morgen and David give you their thoughts on what's going on in college athletics.
Morgen and David have a 40-minute debate as to whether the death penalty is an appropriate punishment for the most serious of crimes.
Every week there is a story about parents trying to ban a book, or even multiple books. Morgen and David debate about when--if ever--books should be banned.
2003 was an interesting year in music, TV, movies, and politics. Morgen and David look back 20 years to give their thoughts on pop culture. But before they get to that, they discuss what summer means to them.
Morgen and David talk about their favorite sports memories, those they have witnessed in person or on TV. They go off tangent for a bit but get back to the topic eventually. The show starts off with a correction. The duo always wants to make sure what they say is accurate. You may not agree with their takes but the podcast must be truthful.
Morgen and David give their views on cancel culture. They also give some surprising thoughts on those who they enjoy reading or watching on TV, who may have opinions different than their own.
Morgen and David give you their thoughts on where TV was and where it's heading. Hopefully you'll learn something new about the medium and have new shows to explore.
Sunday evening was big. At 6:00, the NCAA brackets were released. At 8:00, Jimmy Kimmel hosted the Oscars. Morgen and David discuss those plus the future of the SAT.
On the second episode, Morgen and David spend most of the time talking about NIL and the Transfer Portal. With the first episode focusing on the Grammy Awards, they talk about their thoughts on the show as well as outdoor ice hockey.
On the first episode, Morgen and David go through the Big 4 Grammy categories and discuss which artists they like.
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