INDUBITABLY: The Debate Podcast

Mandatory Minimum Sentences seek to standardize our Criminal Justice System, at the expense of judicial discretion.  Does this approach ensure a balance between the rights of the incarcerated and the safety of the society as a whole?  Are the principles of our justice system upheld by this policy?

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?

Taiwan’s status is ambiguous by design.  Should it be recognized as an independent country, considering this would result in almost certain military backlash from China?  Is the United States ready to go to war with Beijing over this issue?

Given the inevitability of the Zombie Apocalypse... would you rather fight to hold on to your humanity?  Or give in and become a zombie? 

Should your Right to Life include the Right to Die?  How much control should we be granted over our own deaths?

Our Government is over $28 TRILLION in debt.  To avoid catastrophic economic impacts, should we continue to borrow more and more?  Or do we need to put a limit on how much debt the United States can accrue?

What does it mean for something to be "Unethical" and does eating meat qualify?  What are the ramifications of proclaiming carnivores to be unethical?

Many governments around the world have started to implement Mandatory Vaccine Legislation.  Is this global pandemic enough of a threat to justify such extreme policies?  Or do these laws violate citizens’ individual rights?

Meet Josh and Kelly as they talk about themselves (awkwardly), the state of discourse in the world (a bit bitterly), and their goals for the show (optimistically)!