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On National Speech & Debate Day11 mars 202600:56:04

We should be praising the Senate's designation of National Speech & Debate day, right?Ā 

There are some serious reservations we should consider here. Exactly what is being praised? Is this the model of debate and oratory we want to forward in the world?

I critique "Speech & Debate" as well as the NSDA model, and discuss some of the issues I have with the recent Dallas Morning News Editorial praising debate as part of the future school curriculum.

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What Figure Skating Proves about Debate Tournaments04 mars 202600:39:42

An all new ITB!

What does Olympic Figure Skating show us about the Debate Tournament?

Steve is giving a lot of talks this month!

New Italian debate format?

The Irish Times has their 66th winners

And more!

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Where Do We Look for Good Debate Motions? A Panel Discussion23 fƩvr. 202601:15:02

How do we find good, accessible, interesting, and controversial topics for debate motions? It seems there are too many boxes to check sometimes.

In this episode we explore some of the best sources and methods for generating good debate motions. Have you tried any of these?

This is a RECYCLED episode of In the Bin that originally aired on February 15, 2017.

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Intercollegiate Debate in the 1950s: An Interview16 fƩvr. 202600:39:17

The history of intercollegiate debate in the United States suffers from a lack of oral history. I had the incredible opportunity to interview Sheldon Horowitz, an alum from the University of Vermont, about his experiences debating at UVM in the 1950s. The Debate Director at the time was Dr. Robert Huber, and the team had just won the NDT when Sheldon joined.

This conversation is surprising, funny, and revalatory for those of us wondering what it was like to compete in college debate in the 1950s. Have a listen!

The interview was conducted in my office on the St. John's University campus in Queens, New York on November 18, 2016.

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Dr. Will Silberman joins to discuss Tournament finances, Jubilee, and much more12 fƩvr. 202600:49:23

In this episode. Dr. Will Silberman is back on the show to discuss the fiscal state of intercollegiate debate, online tournaments, and whether or not Jubilee is a debate format or not.Ā 

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