Episode 21: Shaun can't get up

20-- Suneeti Sreekumar: "Breaking was a bonus, but it was never the final objective..."

19-- Balachander Prashanthi: "We play too many board games... after training at NTU"

18-- Ariel Lim: "Debating has been one of the biggest things to help me speak up"

17-- Wisha Jamal: "When our coaches said the WSDC lineup might change, we thought they were joking..."

16-- Chen Beiqi: "Treat others with kindness... you'll become a better debater"

15--Tan Yao Kun: "I would count my blessings when it comes to SIM Open Trainings..."

14-- Nadya Tan: "Debating is 50% about being a better speaker, and 50% about having a strong community..."

13-- Farhan Musa: "Don't take life too seriously... learn how to be comfortable with yourself"

12-- Joel Law: "I've taken away a lot of patience and compassion when it comes to handling people..."

11-- Cavan Tay: "The most important thing is to form a healthy relationship with the sport..."

Episode 10: Daniel and Luke on Corporate Culture, the Stock Market, and Debate Retirement

Episode 9: Vedant Sandhu on approaching Minority motions, being an ally and Novice debating

Episode 8: Ng Ray on Insights into Psychology and Cliquing in the Debate circuit

Episode 7: Ariel Tan on Liberalism and Communitarianism, Judging Critiques, and Receiving Feedback

Episode 6: Loy Guan Peng on Communication Principles

Episode 5: Royston Long on Model United Nations and Oldham Cup Round 5

Episode 4: Ernest Lee on Conceptions of Humanitarian Intervention and Oldham Cup Round 4

Episode 3: Linus Chen on the Realities of Environmental Policies (and Oldham Cup Round 3 w/ David Boo Koh)

Episode 2: Ernest Sng on Pseudo-Mathematical Concepts and Oldham Cup Round 2