In this episode, Andy Chugh interview special guest Will Rossy. Will Rossy is a digital content creator and the founder of Sprouht, a travel and lifestyle wellness company. Will has recently wrapped up a road trip across Canada in which he explores the nation and the many experiences it has to offer. Andy and Will discuss his brand, his journey, and some advice he has learned along the way.

In this episode, host Andy Chugh welcomes guest Brendan Eshom. They discuss current events around the globe before delving into the polarizing state of the Kyle Rittenhouse trial and its even more controversial verdict. 

In this episode, host, Andy Chugh, shares his thoughts on Marvel's Eternals, Dune, No Time to Die, Venom, Marvel's What If, and the DC Fandom trailer for The Batman. 

Host Andy Chugh returns with a conversation about the 2021 Canadian Election.

Hosts Andy Chugh and Brendan Eshom discuss the phenomena of cancel culture and its increasing prevalence in our society. They then relate the conversation to the freedom of speech and individual rights, outlining how cancel culture violates liberalism, the founding political philosophy of the west.

In this episode, hosts Andy Chugh and Brendan Eshom are joined by guest speaker Chrystopher Thompson, a local educator and debater, as they delve into yet another debated topic. Chrystopher makes a proposition to lower the voting age, currently cemented at 18 years, to 16 or even 10 years old. The discussion follows the thoughts and opinions of the hosts as they grapple with this proposition, examining the various pros and cons of the situation.

Host Andy Chugh, along with frequent guest Brendan Eshom, examines the ongoing debate concerning the removal of controversial historical monuments. They discuss the recent vandalism of a Sir John A. MacDonald statue in Montreal, Quebec, debating the various pros and cons of each side. The show then addresses the bigger question of how we relate and perceive our history and what implications, if any, altering it could cause.

In this episode, host Andy Chugh takes a look at one of the premier components of our society, education.  Andy argues that we have a grave misconception about knowledge and intelligence, and this misconception is leading to major flaws in how educational institutions operate. The argument relates back to many issues that we commonly face in our society and highlights the changes that would have to be undertaken for humanity to progress moving forward.

This episode is an introduction to the series. It revolves around the idea of morality and discusses the fundamental values of debate which make it so effective and essential for understanding our world.