The Mandela Club: Recent Episodes
Morgan Flickinger
The Mandela Club is a podcast where three Middle Schoolers discuss different topics, while giving their ideas, insights, and experiences.
You are not obligated to listen to the episodes in any order and we suggest only listening to episodes as they come out, or if you would like to binge from the beginning we recommend from 15 onward.
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Some of our favorite episodes/episodes that include our best ongoing jokes are: Episode 5 Episode 11 Episode 24 Episode 33 Episode 42
Today the Mandela Club discusses and reviews all three of the Marvel shows.
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Today the Mandela Club continues our search for the most powerful fictional item.
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Today the Mandela Club discusses what we believe to be the most powerful fictional item.
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Today the Mandela Club discusses how the Olympic games started in Ancient Greece.
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Today the Mandela Club discusses, what we believe, to be the worst sport movie!
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Today, for our 500 view special, we invite back a special guest and talk Harry Potter!
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Today the Mandela Club discusses and argues over both the megaphone paradox and the one word dilemma.
Today the Mandela Club discusses how schools wrongly portray peer pressure, so don't be a party pooper and give this episode a listen.
Today the Mandela Club discusses the myth of Persephone's kidnapping along with upcoming specials.
Today the Mandela Club discusses the ethics of different superpowers, and also examines how many popular superpowers would look in the real world.
Today the Mandela Club discusses some of the most popular conspiracy theories and how the are negatively affecting the world.
Today the Mandela Club discusses what the future of learning will be, and why it's bad.
Today the Mandela Club discusses the fortune teller's paradox and whether or not we have free will.
Today the Mandela Club discusses and argues over the solution to the age old problem of is ignorance bliss.
Today the Mandela Club discusses what we believe to be the worst book to movie adaptation.
Today the Mandela Club discusses 4 paradoxes relating to food including is a hot dog a sandwich.
Today the Mandela Club discusses the famous thought experiment about the meaning of gavagai and how to know what someone means.
Today the Mandela Club discusses reality shifting, multiple reality, and the dangers of social media.
Today the Mandela Club discusses and argues about the infamous trolley problem for the second time.
Warning: The trolley problem is a moral dilemma that ask to you to weigh lives, so there is discussion about having to kill (metaphorical) people in this episode.
Today the Mandela Club discusses what we believe to be the most underrated Disney movie.
Today the Mandela Club discusses whether or not we think that homework is morally correct.
Today the Mandela Club discusses and argues about the infamous trolley problem.
Warning: The trolley problem is a moral dilemma that ask to you to weigh lives, so there is discussion about having to kill (metaphorical) people in this episode.
Today the Mandela Club discusses and walks you through what we believe to be the best animated TV show.
Today the Mandela Club discusses the Cheater's Paradox and what we consider to be immoral.
Today the Mandela Club discusses whether or not we think that children should be allowed to vote.
Today the Mandela Club invites a special guest and answers some philosophical questions.
Today the Mandela Club discusses and gives their insights on college football and waterparks.
Today the Mandela Club watches and comments on what we believe to be the worst superhero movie.
Today, for our first episode, we will be discussing whether or not group discipline is morally correct, by sharing and discussing past experiences.
Today the Mandela Club discusses their memories, experiences, and opinions on educational songs and swimming pools.