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No Right To Cast
No Right To Cast is a podcast where two friends explore questions you're not supposed to ask. Topics range from mental health, to music, to sports, to faith, and a whole bunch more.
We have come to the end of another season of the pod! Chase and Tyler reminisce about all the questions they've answered flawlessly throughout the season, what they've learned, and if maybe the real questions have been the friends they made along the way. The guys also answer a few questions from Patreon and talk about DIY projects, roasts, binge-watching, and whether or not they'd want their life to be a sitcom or musical.
Also, Tyler failed at getting cancelled, and Chase succeeded at not going viral.
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Chase and Tyler want to know if it's ever a good thing to use stereotypes . . . that is, if they can ever agree on what a stereotype even is. Are stereotypes based in truth or completely made up? Are they helpful brain shortcuts or driven by opinions and even prejudice? Are emotions the real problem with this topic? Are Chase and Tyler just living up to all the podcast stereotypes?
Also, Tyler is going to "continue to stereotype", and Chase will continue to think Tyler is wrong.
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It's time for a counseling session with No Right To Cast! This week Chase and Tyler talk about things they wish they could change about themselves. What would you change about yourself? Are you already working on it? What SHOULD you change about yourself? What do you wish you could change about other people? Is Tyler okay? And does Chase have the reverse of autism?
Also, Chase doesn't like awkward silence, and Tyler is drowning in the shallow end.
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Hello and welcome to something a little different this week! We're calling it "Hot Takes, Cold Questions", the show where Chase and Tyler drop their hottest of takes and probably upset just about everyone. But as long as everyone's having fun it's ok, right? What are Chase's thoughts on coaching attire? Why is Tyler talking about the special olympics? Does Chase think trauma is funny? And does Tyler not even believe in his own profession?
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Would you want a superpower that allows you to read everyone else's mind? Would it be helpful to hear the unfiltered opinions that people have about you? Would it be helpful or hurtful in relationships? Should everyone be more open to the feedback of others? Should we just not care at all what other people think of us?
Also, Chase sees the negatives, and Tyler sees the positives . . . what is happening???
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Hello podcast family! Chase and Tyler want to know - Is family really everything? Why do people feel so bonded to their family? Do we choose to love our family or is it forced upon us? Is family still everything if your family sucks? Why do we get so hurt by the people we are closest with? Is the person you marry part of your family?
Also, Tyler might not like Mario-Kart anymore, and Chase knows a lot of middle-aged men that Tyler could celebrate Christmas with.
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Chase and Tyler are back from break and once again talking about something they have no right to talk about. The question is whether or not kids with learning disabilities should be getting extra time on their tests in school. So which students, if any, should even get extra time? Is it beneficial or harmful for their future? Is it fair? Does it set them up for success in life? Is this question about school, mental health, or Amish people?
Also, Tyler is still sick, and Chase wants kids to experience pain.
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We're taking another trip down memory lane, but this time we're re-sharing one of our favorite full length episodes. It might even be one of our more controversial topics too...
Can men and women be "just friends"? Does friendship inevitably lead to something more? Is it different based on whether or not they are married or single? Is riding in a car with someone too sexual? Does Chase need to lose half of his friends? Here's an idea: maybe just simply don't cheat on your significant other.
Also, Tyler thinks this topic is too sticky, and Chase doesn't know when people are flirting with him.
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We're taking a look back at a couple of our favorite "quick question" moments. Like when Chase put Tyler on the spot with one of the most important questions in life: "Under any circumstance, is it okay to talk to the person in the bathroom stall next to you?" Or that time when Ian had a question for Chase and Tyler: "Is it weird to talk to a stranger on a plane?"
Also Tyler recounts an upsetting story from High School that still haunts him, and Chase talks at the movies.
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Do you believe in miracles? . . . YE- well, maybe. In this episode Chase and Tyler discuss whether or not it is dangerous to believe in miracles. How do we define miracles? Do we believe they actually happen? Should we plan for them or rely on them? Are miracles only done by supernatural forces? Can monkeys write Shakespeare??
Also, Chase gives us an English lesson, and Tyler would love to be "one-percenter".
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Chase and Tyler are joined by their friend, Nick to discuss the classic question normally associated with sports: "Is there an 'I' in team?" Is the answer as obvious as it seems? Is team culture the key to success, or does individual talent make the biggest difference? What about outside of sports? Does the same principle apply to business, relationships, etc.? Are results the only thing that matters or is it "how you play the game"? Is this episode just one big conversation about Kobe?
Also, Tyler knows the Ryder Cup rules, Nick may or may not coach the Red Wings, and Chase thinks there's no "I" in Kobe.
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We're back with another attempt to mess with your friendships. The question this week is: "should you be friends with your co-workers?" Is it bad for business to have friends working together? Is it bad for the friendship to work together? What if you work with a spouse? Are "work friends" real friends? Are we different people at work vs at home? Should Tyler NOT be friends with his fellow church staff members?
Also, Tyler doesn't have many friends, and Chase doesn't talk about Jesus.
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Happy Love Week! Chase and Tyler are drafting up their very best date ideas to see who can create the most appealing date. Is it more important to be cute, have fun, or to be unique? What's the worst thing that can happen on a date?
Also, Tyler wants Chase to take him on a date.
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This episode could potentially be triggering for someone who has lost a loved one to suicide or someone who struggles with suicidal ideation. If you are struggling, you can contact the Suicide and Crisis Hotline (text or call 988)
Chase and Tyler are asking a question that feels a little wrong to say out loud, but it also seems like something that a lot of people have at least thought about before. So the question is: "is suicide selfish?" Is selfishness the intent of the action or the result? On a lighter note, is it selfish to prioritize your mental health or take mental health days?
Also, Chase and Tyler reminisce about the most awkward timing of the Whopper song.
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It's time to get existential, which exactly half of the co-hosts are excited about. Does everyone have a purpose? How do you figure out what your purpose is? Are we born with specific purpose or does it change throughout life? Is this all just nonsense?
Also, Tyler is "broken" into a new religion, and Chase starts a daily devotional.
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Chase thinks it is "annoying to care", so he's got a question: "Should we protect other people from themselves?" Should we take unhealthy food away from children? Should we force people to wear helmets? Does the role of the government also apply to the role of mental healthcare? Is protecting yourself just "being an adult"?
Also, Chase thinks everyone has a superpower, and Tyler thinks if you need help you shouldn't reproduce.
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Today's the day! The debut full length album of No Right To Ask is out now! Chase and Tyler want to celebrate and have some fun talking about the album, but not for too long because you should be listening to the new music instead!
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The boys are back from break with a new podcast episode, Tyler is about to release his debut full length album, and Chase wants to know: Does it matter if no one listens? What is the reason we do anything in the first place? Should it be for ourselves, or should it be for other people? Is it a waste of time if no one pays attention to the things we do? What would you sacrifice to matter more to other people? Do we even know how to word questions anymore?
Also, Tyler hasn't purchased dental floss, and Chase wants to get better at golf for no reason.
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Collecting is a fun hobby right? But is it actually any different than hoarding? Do collectors have some type of mental illness? Is it different if you use the items you collect vs. just looking at them? What are the most ridiculous collections? What's the harm of hoarding? Are we all dumb for thinking we would make money on baseball cards and beanie babies?
Also, Chase critiques season 6 of New Girl, and Tyler collects media in his brain (aka has anxiety).
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Chase and Tyler are joined by a special guest this week who never went to school. Our friend Josh joins the pod to share his experience as a "homeschool kid", and honestly we have SO MANY questions. What are the pros and cons of being homeschooled? What are the dangers of public school? Is private school better or worse? How does being homeschooled impact a kid's relationship with their parents? How do they learn life skills? Really, we just want to know: are all homeschool kids weirdos?
Also, Chase doesn't think school shootings are that big of a deal, Josh does NOT have 19 siblings, and Tyler was also homeschooled.
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It's the week of Giving Tuesday and Tyler is not feeling very generous. Something about charities just seem kind of sketchy. Are charities just a scam? Can something be a scam and also be doing good in the world? Is it a waste of money to try to solve humanitarian issues with donations? Can you do more good as a Non-Profit or a For-Profit business? Are short-term problems even worth solving?
Also, Tyler teaches Chase "Christmas Shoes", and Chase discovers the cause of Tyler's depression.
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It is Thanksgiving week and we are celebrating thankfulness by arguing with each other. It's our first ever DEBATE CHALLENGE! Chase and Tyler take on 4 Thanksgiving themed debates. Are parades more fun than football games? Is it more valuable to spend time at a family dinner than to volunteer at a homeless shelter? Is Thanksgiving dessert better than Thanksgiving dinner? Is Giving Tuesday worse than Black Friday?
Also, Chase benefits from a biased judge, and Tyler hates charities and homeless people?
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What's wrong with all of us? Why are we the way we are? Were we born this way, or did we become this way sometime later in life? In this episode, Chase and Tyler tackle the classic "nature vs nurture" debate. Do we all get to blame our parents, or do we have to take some responsibility? Was Michael Jordan the greatest baby of all time? Were you more influenced by your environment or events that have happened to you?
Also, Chase doesn't think babies are funny, and Tyler doesn't understand twins.
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Chase has had a day that he wishes he could forget, so the question is: "Are memories a blessing or a curse?" Would life be better if we all just lost our memory? Is memory a form of time travel? Is it better for our mental health to forget bad times? Should Tyler get his wisdom teeth taken out?
Also, Chase tells a horror story of waking up from anesthesia, and Tyler reviews an episode of Spongebob.
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We are so glad that you just used your phone to access this podcast, and we have a question for you: Is your phone making you a zombie? Does the internet rot your brain? What's worse, an iPad kid or an iPad adult? Is an iPad better for kids than a Bop-it? Should we stop riding roller coasters?
Also, Chase discovers the key to being a therapist, and Tyler has no Amish clients.
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Welcome to the first ever backwards episode of No Right To Cast! Chase and Tyler have a question, but they don't know what it is. They have a lot of thoughts, but what exactly is the question? Does art influence our lives too much? Should we not remember bad memories? Can we still do activities that we used to do with our exes? What if an artist or sports team reminds you of a loved one that has passed away? Most importantly, should you listen to your ex's favorite band??
Also, Chase watches James Bond with a serial killer, and Tyler feels lost and purposeless.
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The people have questions and we have the answers. That's why our Patreon subscribers submitted questions for this episode. What warrants a standing ovation? How was clapping even invented? Why do some pleasures have to be guilty? Is it weird to share social media accounts with your spouse? How much flesh is too much flesh?
Also, Chase likes his feet tickled, and Tyler's passport has pink eye.
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Chase and Tyler are joined by their friend and aspiring social media influencer, Justin, so that Chase can try to make sense of WHY someone would possibly want to be a social media influencer. Is money a good enough reason? Are influencers terrible people? Do they always have an ulterior motive? Are influencers responsible for people that are addicted to social media? Is it problematic for influencers to share their "message"? Should we feel more shame?
Also, Tyler is a headless horse, Chase hates comments, and Justin has a lot in common with 30-year-old moms.
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Chase and Tyler are revisiting a topic from season 1. The question is: "Does Money Buy Happiness?". Have either of them changed their minds? Have they gotten more rich? Is retail therapy the greatest form of therapy? What is the correlation between money and self-esteem? Does Tyler have a money problem? Is it a sin to experience happiness from money? Will any of these questions even be answered in this episode?
Also, Chase was born on third, and Tyler has 5 back scratchers.
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Chase and Tyler are busy . . . and you probably are too. So is our busyness a choice? Is busyness bad? What makes us so busy? Do we have the right to complain about how busy we are? Is busyness an indicator of productivity? Is there a difference between physical, mental, and emotional busyness?
Also, Chase doesn't understand postpartum depression, and Tyler thinks he could be a professional cornholer.
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We've already established in a past episode that most people that are performing on a stage are lying . . . so does that also apply to pastors? Pastors are people and people are liars, so is it that simple? Is it a lie to try to influence people? Are pastors treated unfairly? Who puts the pressure on pastors to be better than "normal" people? Is it a lie for a pastor to be confident while preaching? What if emotional manipulation is just part of good publicly speaking?
Also, Tyler doesn't want his pastor to know things, and Chase just wants you to lie to him.
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SEASON 3 is here! And on 9/11 no less #neverforget. So the question we definitely have no right to ask is: "Is Tragedy Beneficial?" What defines a tragedy? How many people have to be affected? Do the lessons learned outweigh the pain of the bad event? Is tragedy only beneficial if it happens to someone else? Is it offensive to have a "favorite part" of the global pandemic? Is death okay because birth exists?
Also, Tyler is thankful people died from eating berries, and Chase thinks music speakers can be a weapon.
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Another season has come to an end. Chase and Tyler need to take a nap, but before they do, they recap all of the highlights of a lengthy season 2. What episodes got us in trouble? What episodes were our favorite? What new things did we try? Did any of it measure up to the episode about talking in the bathroom?
Also, Tyler got one of his lights fixed, and Chase ruined his performance.
See ya next Season!
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Tyler puts Chase on the spot with a hypothetical situation where we all become grocery thieves. So the question is: What item do you need to see in someone's grocery cart to know their groceries are worth stealing? Can it be a food that everyone likes or does it need to be unique? Do you want healthy or unhealthy food? Also, what item best defines YOUR grocery shopping? Is Tyler actually just a child? Does cheese make everything better? What is the appropriate size carrot?
Also, Tyler's mom has a wall of cereal, and Chase goes through rich people's trash.
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Chase and Tyler are feeling nostalgic as they approach the end of season 2. So the real question is: "was everything better in the past?". Is nostalgia actually a lie? Do we misremember events from our childhood, or are our parents just losing their memory? Are sports, movies, and music worse than they used to be? Is the world changing or do we change as we get older?
Also, Chase is nostalgic for violence, and Tyler doesn't listen to music from before 1997.
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Chase puts Tyler on the spot with a question of fandom, specifically "fair-weather" fandom. Is it ok to be a fair-weather fan? Is it annoying? Why wouldn't we always root for the best teams? Are we actually talking about being a bandwagon fan? What about rooting for one player? Is being a fair-weather fan actually a symptom of mental illness?
Also, Tyler is emotional, and Chase is doing math.
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Who's offended? We are, and we wanna talk about it! Is society too sensitive? Or is it not sensitive enough? Is getting offended a beneficial life experience? Are we offended on the behalf of people that aren't even offended? Should kids get participation trophies? Should we even be nice to children? Is it okay to get offended over the use of pronouns?
Also, Tyler needs people to criticize his music, and Chase finished a race.
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Tyler puts Chase on the spot with his brand new No Right To Ask song! Chase listens to it for the first time and shares his reaction. Chase and Tyler breakdown the songwriting process and discuss music producing techniques, lyrical content, and all the reasons why it just might cure your depression.
Check it out and let us know what you think! - https://linktr.ee/norighttoask
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Chase and Tyler started a conversation, but decided to save it for the podcast. The question is, "Is all art a lie?". Is acting just a lie that we're all okay with? Do we make assumptions about the lives of actors based on the characters they play? Are comedians lying to us with their jokes? Are songwriters always writing from personal experience? Can we even relate to Taylor Swift?
Also, Chase had sleepovers with a famous actor, and Tyler admits that worship leaders are liars.
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Chase needs advice for his personal growth, so he comes to Tyler for some counseling. Would it be personal growth for Chase to not get to the airport so obscenely early? Why do we get to the airport so early? Does time exist at airports? Why do we find our gate before getting food or going to the bathroom? How have the pilots not upgraded their microphones?
Also, Tyler almost understands how planes fly, and Chase gets strip-searched in the parking lot.
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We all know the saying, "the ends don't justify the means", but what if they actually do? Is it all about the results? Is the majority of life "living in the means"? Do good means justify a bad end? Do people have the wrong goals in life? Is this actually a soccer podcast?
Also, Chase still won't punch someone for $1 million, and Tyler knows a guy who knows Taylor Swift.
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Tyler has had a hard day, so Chase plays counselor and puts Tyler on the spot with the question, "how do you destress after a hard day?" Does venting about the problem actually make it worse? Are hobbies supposed to be relaxing? Most importantly, should a gym give away free pizza??
Also, Chase still has an iPod shuffle, and Tyler went for the first run of his life.
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One of the two hosts of this podcast has no tattoos, and the other one is all tatted up (aka has precisely one tattoo). So what do we think about tattoos? Are tattoos unprofessional? What does this topic reveal about society's biases? Do tattoos increase attractiveness? What careers are negatively affected by having tattoos?
Also, Chase has commitment issues, and Tyler is unprofessional.
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Following up on a question that came up on Monday's episode . . . we have a "would you rather" about hitchhiking. What's more dangerous, being a hitchhiker or picking up a hitchhiker? Which one is easier to escape from? Does it matter if they are beautiful? Is Uber any different from hitchhiking?
Also, Tyler is concerned about pirates, and Chase wants to know who killed JFK.
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We live in a violent world, and we all know that. We're even entertained by violence on a regular basis. So the question is, "Is society creating serial killers?" Or do we just know about them more because of media? Do violent video games create violent kids? Are true crime podcasts and documentaries the real problem?
Also, Tyler identifies the cause of cancer, and Chase doesn't let bullies get under his skin.
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We're on spring break! Enjoy your leftover Easter candy and listen to some old episodes this week. Don't forget to rate, like, comment, recommend, etc. We appreciate all of you for sticking with us on this podcast journey! We'll be back with full episodes next week!
Also, Chase is not on board with zombie Jesus.
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Tyler puts Chase on the spot with our first edition of "Would You Rather". Chase just got back from Vegas, so Tyler is wondering: "Would you rather win $1,000,000 and then never bet again, or get to bet the rest of your life but only break even?" What is the purpose of gambling? If this question is hard to answer, does that mean you have a problem?
insert gambling hotline phone number
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Do you feel it? It's happening to all of us RIGHT NOW. We're constantly aging, so today's question is: "Is growing old a blessing or a curse?" When do you stop wanting to be older/younger? Does your mind age differently than your body? What are the advantages of being elderly? Is gaining life experience worth the trade off of your friends and family dying? Do Chase and Tyler have a lesson for the listeners?
Also, Tyler explains crypto currency to his grandparents, and Chase wants Ellen to see him die.
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Chase puts Tyler on the spot with today's quick question, "what do you take too seriously?" Is it wrong to overthink an important decision? How do people NOT care so much? Why do we take sports so seriously? Is Tyler amazing at video games? Is there a wrong way to play video games according to Chase?
Also, Tyler can't handle his legs being exposed, and Chase is too fast too serious.
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We've all heard the advice before, "live every day like it's your last". But is that even good advice? Isn't it highly impractical? Is it helpful perspective to "think" every day like it's your last? What's on your bucket list? And why haven't you done those things yet? Is this why we started this podcast?
Also, Chase teaches Tyler how electricity works, and Tyler wouldn't mind prison.
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ChatGPT puts Chase and Tyler on the spot with multiple quick questions. What is the most significant challenge of your life? Have you ever faced a situation that made you compromise your beliefs? Do you wish you could change something about yourself? Any regrets about your life? What have we learned from our mistakes? Okay chill ChatGPT, these are supposed to be quick questions 😅 .
Also, Chase has an enneagram disease, Tyler has psoriasis, and ChatGPT reminds us to be respectful considerate.
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The robots are taking over! Artificial Intelligence doesn't just exist, it's becoming easily accessible. Could A.I. replace Tyler on the podcast? Could it replace any human job? What purpose do humans serve now? Does ChatGPT know everything? Is intelligence just "knowing stuff"? Will humans be at war with robots in our lifetime?
Also, let the record show that Chase is not a fan of A.I., but Tyler DEFINITELY LOVES A.I. (are you listening robots?)
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Tyler puts Chase and Ian on the spot: "is rewatching a TV show a waste of time?"
What is the point of watching a TV show the first time? Is it weird to listen to a show you've already watched? What's your go-to comfort show?
Also, Chase takes shots at The Office, Ian calls Chase white, and Nova attacks Ian.
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Chase and Tyler once had a conversation that confused Chase very much, so we brought it to the podcast. Do you want to be needed or need to be wanted? What's the difference? Is it too much pressure to be needed? Is there a downside to being wanted? What do you desire and what do you require? Does it even matter? Are you confused yet?
Also, Tyler wants to be your Mountain Dew, and Chase needs your pigs in a blanket.
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Chase is wondering how to handle a difficult situation, so he brings it to the podcast. Can you tell someone that their breath is terrible? How do you tell someone this news? What type of relationship do you have to have for it to be acceptable? Do we all know someone with default bad breath? What's worse: bad smelling armpits or bad breath?
Also, Tyler has butt gum, and Chase is a leaner.
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This week, Chase and Tyler don't have a question, but our Patreon supporters have a few - and when you pay us, we answer! What TV show reminds you of your family? Which TV character do you relate to the most? Who would win in a fight? Why do people hang out in the kitchen so much? Why do we even have kitchens? What is a den? And who is getting married?
Also, should Tyler and Chase become interior designers?
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Chase needs to know: Does going to a concert alone make you a loser? Is it just a symptom of not having friends? Or does it just mean you like bad music? What about going to a movie or a restaurant alone? Can we all agree that going to a sporting event alone is weird?
Also, Tyler relives an embarrassing high school memory, and Chase does a lot of things alone.
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We've been doing this podcast for one whole year! Is it our birthday or our anniversary? It's been a year of "BIG FUN", so Chase and Tyler discuss some of their favorite moments, things they've learned, and feedback from listeners. It also raises some questions: Why do people make comments on social media? After all the serious conversations we've had, is the best episode the one about the bathroom? When did the podcast almost ruin our friendship?
Also, Chase is emotionally naked, and Tyler is competing against his church's podcast.
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Tyler puts chase on the spot with another "escapism" related question: What social setting do you try to escape from the fastest? Is it worse to be with total strangers or with people you barely know? How awkward is it to bring significant others to a work event? What if you get trapped in small talk on an airplane? Did Chase road trip with his ex-girlfriend???
Also, Chase's achilles popping sound effect is very accurate, and Tyler's cheeks hurt from fake smiling.
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One of the many criticisms of religion is that it tends to attract people that are simply looking to escape. Chase and Tyler are wondering if that applies to their own religious beliefs. So is Christianity just escapism? What is the appeal of religion in general? Are all of us trying to escape the reality of our lives? Is escaping even a bad thing? Is religion just a glorified coping mechanism?
Also, Chase hates the national anthem, and Tyler has been to funerals.
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Chase puts Tyler on the spot with the question: "Are babies cannibals?" What actually is the definition of a cannibal? Is human breast milk vegan? Do the Kansas City Chiefs need a rebrand?
Also, Chase thinks we should be nicer to cannibals, and Tyler grapples with the circle of life.
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Chase and Tyler look on the bright side for this episode, but is there actually always a bright side to every situation? Are there some situations with absolutely no good that comes from them? Is it bad to depend on a bright side for things to get better? Is a bright side only seen in hindsight? Is it insensitive to tell someone else to look on the bright side? Is Tyler just overly negative?
Also, Chase gave up 25 goals, and Tyler is confused by Pennsylvania.
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Chase and Tyler follow up on Monday's episode, and Chase wants to know if it's okay to break up with someone over their mental illness? Is it unfair to blame a mental illness? It it unfair to have to put up with someone's mental illness? Is it selfish to protect yourself? Is it possible to break up with someone and not call them a narcissist?
Also, Tyler might be an imaginary person, and Chase wants to be broken up with for being too sane.
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Mental health awareness is at an all time high, and while that might be good for Tyler's business, is it actually good for humanity? Is it possible that mental illness is TOO popular? Is it a generational fad? Do we use it as an excuse to get our way? Did we forget that having emotions is not a disease? Can we normalize healing our mental illness instead of just having it? Does everyone just want to be a victim?
Also, Chase feels bad for being sane, and Tyler has the "BIG SAD".
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Tyler puts Chase on the spot with the question: How much money is your time worth? Is there actually a number for everything? Do you like doing enough things to even value your own time? Do you prefer to learn how to do new projects just to avoid paying someone else? What's better for the economy? What's better for your own personal growth? Is it a matter of choosing the most fun option or the most financially responsible option?
Also, Chase won't punch someone, and Tyler won't cut the grass.
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Most of us know not to ask a woman if she's pregnant, but ALL of us know not to ask someone how much money they make. Chase and Tyler want to know why. Why are we scared for people to know how much we make? Is it because we don't handle our finances well? Is it because a coworker might get jealous? Do we treat people differently when we know how much or how little they make? Why are certain jobs worth more money?
Also, Chase pays Tyler's salary.
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Chase puts Tyler on the spot with a follow up question to Monday's episode: What profession has the best looking people? And what profession has the worst? Is it too obvious to say movie stars? What about computer based jobs? What sports has the best looking players? Is there an attractiveness difference between the day and night shifts? Does someone's career make them more or less attractive?
Also, Chase and Tyler care a lot about the education of the next generation.
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Hello beautiful people! We have a question for you: Is your life easier? In what ways? As two beautiful people, Chase and Tyler try to figure this one out. What assumptions do we make about someone based on their level of beauty? Who decides beauty anyways? Does your level of beauty impact the hobbies you have and the choices that you make? What if life is actually harder for beautiful people?
Also, Chase wants an attractive doctor, and Tyler learns how people are NOT made.
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Chase has been watching TV and he has a question/rant for Tyler: "Would being a contestant on Survivor actually change your life?" Chase does NOT think so. What does it change? What would you learn? Could Tyler even survive? Would "The Biggest Loser" be more effective on an island? Is getting on TV what life is all about?
Also, Tyler should avoid islands and treadmills, and Chase doesn't like being famous.
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How's everyone doing with their New Year's resolutions? Chase and Tyler are jazzed up by all the goal setting this time of year, but can these resolutions actually change your life? Why does a new year motivate people? Is it more valuable to look back or look forward? Is "new year, new me" impossible? What about having a "word of the year"?
Also, Tyler learns about butterflies, and Chase says the wisest thing Tyler's ever heard.
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Tyler puts Chase on the spot with his brand new No Right To Ask song! Chase listens to it for the first time and shares his reaction. Chase and Tyler breakdown the songwriting process and discuss musical influences, lyrical content, and all the reasons this song might hit different.
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No Right To Cast is back with the biggest episode to date! Chase and Tyler invite their significant others on the pod to discuss relationships. Specifically, they want to know if opposites really do attract. If they do, is it bad if two similar people are dating? What's the advantage of being different? Is it redundant to be the same? Is it harder to understand someone who is the opposite of you? Does everyone need someone to balance them out?
Also, Chase rates Ellen's cooking as a 5 out of 10, and Taylor and Tyler cry a lot.
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'Tis the season! Ellen joins the pod for an epic Christmas Tradition Draft! What makes your Christmas a "real" Christmas? The food, the gifts, the decorations, the church service? Why does Santa come down the chimney? What is "Boxmas"? Would you prefer a cozy or systematic Christmas? Is a deconstructed grilled cheese critical to Christmas?
Also, Chase buys gifts for everyone but his wife, Tyler is obsessed with cookies, and Ellen is way too specific.
*Parents, we might spoil the magic of Christmas if your children listen to this episode.
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Tyler puts Chase on the spot with the question: What is the most annoying part of Christmas? Does it put you on the naughty list to be annoyed by Christmas? Can you be too busy to enjoy the season? Is Christmas music obnoxious? Are the claymation movies actually terrible?
Also, Tyler hangs out at Macy's too much, and Chase is afraid to open his front door.
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Traditions are great, right? Christmas traditions, family traditions, church, college football, this podcast - the list goes on. But are some traditions actually harmful? Chase and Tyler discuss what types of traditions might be harmful and why. Do traditions hinder progress? Are traditions just plain weird? Do traditions excuse bad past behavior? Do traditions prevent you from enjoying the present?
Also, Chase gives a lesson about Japan's housing market, and Tyler discovers gravity.
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Chase puts Tyler on the spot with a question you really shouldn't ask your best friend: "Do you think you're better than me?" How do you even measure that? Is there any value in comparing yourself to others? What if you value different things? Do more people have high self-esteem or low self-esteem? When does self-confidence become arrogant?
Also, Tyler is philosophically better than Chase, but Chase has a house so...
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Chase and Tyler are stressed, which of course means they have questions. Is stress not always bad? In fact, is it actually a super power? Does stress bring out the best in a person? Or does it cause diseases to get worse? Does urgency make someone more efficient? Why do we hate stress so much?
Also, Chase recently got a tetanus shot, and Tyler writes high quality papers.
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Chase tries to ruin the friendship yet again by putting Tyler on the spot: "If I died, would you continue the podcast?" Whose podcast is this anyway? Who would the replacement hosts be? We also follow-up on the Celebrity Death episode because Chase wants people to know he's not actually heartless.
Also, "our podcast could sound a lot worse".
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Turns out, everyone dies, even famous people. Chase and Tyler are wondering if we should even bother offering up our "T's and P's" for dead celebrities. Should we be sad when a famous person dies? Is it just a social media trend? Does it remind us of our own insecurities and fears? Are celebrities part of who we are? Are we sad for their families? Does age matter?
Also Chase is statistically not bothered by death, and Tyler cried once.
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Happy Thanksgiving! We are just a few days away from the holiday, and that makes Chase and Tyler hungry. In this episode, they battle it out to draft their favorite Thanksgiving foods as they compete to build the best meal. Are Thanksgiving foods good if you have them any other time of the year? Does anyone do a gravy fondue? Is it even a holiday if there's no Mac'N'Cheese??
Also Tyler does not value nutrition, and Chase might be an alcoholic.
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Put on your cargo shorts, because it's time for another episode of No Right to DAD. On this episode of 2 non-dads giving dad advice, Chase and Tyler dad-scuss whether or not you should be friends with your kids. At what point should you become their friend? Do you even like your kids? Do you tell your friends when to go to bed? Should parents buy a minivan? Are SUV's the same thing as a minivan? Also, Tyler ends up in a therapy session, and Chase gives a biology lesson.
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Chase and Tyler don't read very much. Does that mean they're dumb? In this episode they discuss the question: "Does reading make you smarter?" Is someone smart because they read, or do they read because they're smart? Is gaining information what makes you smart, or do you have to apply it? What's more important, learning or reading? Are "book smarts" and "street smarts" even real? We may not have the answers, but trust us, this podcast will make you smarter.
Also, Tyler thinks he could be a rocket scientist, and Chase is dumb and dumber-er.
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It's another round of two non-dads giving the best dad advice around! In this episode, Chase and Tyler tackle some real issues, specifically "how to punish your kids". Do punishments change with age? Are the typical punishments actually more detrimental for your kids? Can you punish an infant? Is it ever appropriate to spank your kids? Should you start fights with your neighbors? Also, when should you "spank your spouse and throw elbows at your children"?
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It's election season once again. What should motivate our voting? Does it make a difference? And ultimately, should we vote for our own best interest or the best interest of other people? Why would I vote on behalf of someone other than myself? Is voting supposed to be selfish or selfless? Does it only matter during local elections? Should you actually identify as one political party?
Also Chase thinks research is more important than voting, and Tyler thinks everyone should be selfish.
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It's Father-Time for "No Right To Dad"! Welcome to our mini series where 2 non-dads give the best dad advice in the world. There's a lot of lame dads out there, so the question in this episode is, "how can you be a cool dad?" Should you even try? What is the coolest dad fashion? How do you impress your father-in-law? Is it possible to not be awkward around other children? Also, NBA uniforms should have pockets, and your brother-in-law needs to become a smoker.
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Happy Halloween! Chase and Tyler have a lot of opinions on candy . . . and also ghosts. The question is, "Are Ghosts Real?" What even is a ghost? Is it possible to believe in angels and demons, but not ghosts? Do dead people haunt stuff, or do they haunt people, or neither? Are aliens just ghosts? Are we all actually just ghosts already?
Also Chase pronounces Reese's incorrectly, and Tyler actually doesn't believe in something for once!
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"There's an island, in the North Atlantic . . . ". Tyler is all in on Oak Island. The curse, the treasure, the conspiracies, the cover ups, etc. Chase is skeptical, but Tyler tries to bring him up to speed anyway. What is a flood tunnel? Are vikings just pirates with better hair? Does mentioning the knight's templar instantly make something a conspiracy? Is the ark of the covenant buried on the island?
Also, Tyler says "money pit" way too many times, and Chase is just thankful aliens aren't involved.
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Chase's advice to an anxious friend: "No one cares about you." This leads to Tyler and Chase discussing the question, "Does Anyone Care About You?" Is Chase a terrible friend or is that actually a loving encouragement? Can you have multiple relationships with the same person? Who is the main character in your story? Do we care about other people? Do we care only if they care first?
Also, Tyler has 3 relationships with Chase, and Chase looks dumb when he runs.
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Are professional sports rigged? And if so, who is responsible? Tyler puts Chase on the spot with his theory that the Mafia runs professional sports. Is there any truth behind this? Are the players involved? Is it the refs? The owners? What even is organized crime? And how do we get in on this gambling action?
Also, Tyler wasn't alive in 1919, and Chase thinks all Mafia members are Phillies fans.
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Money is the root of all evil, right? Chase and Tyler discuss whether or not all billionaires are big ol' jerks. Do we reward bad characteristics as a society? Does being an ahole help you become rich? Or is it being rich that makes you an ahole? Are billionaires jerks if they don't give all their money away? Should all billionaires sign up for our patreon?
Also, Tyler finds a way to bring up aliens, and Chase thinks having more than 10 million dollars is stressful.
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Area 51 . . . the classic alien conspiracy theorist’s home base. What exactly is going on there? Is it aliens? Is it secret military technology? Either way, what is the government hiding and why? Is Bob Lazar completely crazy? Or has he forced the government to tip their hand? Is it a conspiracy for the government to have secrets, or is it for our own safety? Is Area 51 actually just hiding the technology for the coin-operated horse outside the grocery store?
Also, Tyler would land in New Mexico if he was an alien, and Chase admits that there IS A CONSPIRACY!
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You might feel like this podcast is a waste of time, but is it even possible to waste time? Chase and Tyler discuss this question and it gets existential. Is "wasting time" just a concept used to judge other people? Can you waste time on purpose? If you are doing what you want is it possible that you're wasting time? Are goals the only thing that matter in life?
Also, Chase is productive while wasting time, but Tyler has never wasted one second of time even when he's not productive.
We have a conspiracy (or factual history as Tyler calls it) to discuss. Is it possible that aliens built the pyramids? Is it crazier to believe that humans built them on their own and then forgot how? How long would it have taken to build a pyramid without advanced technology? Why would aliens want pyramids on Earth anyway? How do we know it was aliens and not a wizard?
Also, suddenly Tyler is the one interested in studies, and Chase tries not to lose his mind.
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Do you feel like an activist? Are you running for office? If so, we have an important question for you: Should we even save the rainforest??? Do we need a rainforest now that we have VR? What amount of change are we actually responsible for? Should we find a new planet? Are there alien fortresses in Antarctica? And what about bugs?
Also, Chase questions the logistics of Star Wars, and Tyler is not a nature specialist.
Chase puts Tyler and Drew on the spot with the question: "Will people just disappoint you?" Should we all lower our expectations? Does being positive just lead to being hurt? Who is most likely to disappoint you? Is getting disappointed actually a good thing?
Also, Tyler is a pessimist, Drew is an optimist, and Chase gives Tyler the power.
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Chase and Tyler have another guest on the pod! Drew joins the chat to discuss the question: Is Social Media a Good Thing? Does social media make us dumber? Is it bad to have so much access to other people? Is the youtube comment section the wild west? Does finding community online make you the unabomber? Can we at least all agree that people are bad?
Also, Tyler's view of social media is the same as his view on guns, Drew uses social media the right way, and Chase compares social media to Baja Blast.
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Ian has a question for Chase and Tyler: Is it weird to talk to a stranger on a plane? Basically Ian wants to know if HE is weird. What is acceptable to talk about? How do you end a conversation? Are people at the airport actually just NPCs? Also, Tyler never listens to the safety brief, Chase talks at movies, and at least Ian works out.
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Chase and Tyler invite their "fit friend" onto the podcast to discuss whether or not it's sinful to be out of shape. Is being unhealthy a version of self-harm? If someone is out of shape is it always their fault? Can someone be disciplined spiritually but not physically? Is it possible to be sinfully IN shape? How in shape was Jesus? Also, Tyler looks good in clothes, Ian prays more when he eats healthy, and Chase thinks the Kardashians are lizard people.
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Chase puts Tyler and Bre on the spot with a quick question: What are the consequences of not leaving your hometown? Is Chase better off because he moved away from his family? Do you grow from starting over? Is free childcare the biggest advantage of living near family? Is life actually just a hallmark movie? Also, Bre didn't finish college, Tyler loves AppleBees, and Chase threatens to commit murder.
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Season 2 baby! Chase and Tyler are joined by their friend Bre to discuss the question: Is it irresponsible to get high? And if something is irresponsible is it automatically bad? Do we even need to get high when we have essential oils? Is the podcast better if you're high while listening? Is it irresponsible to make weird faces at a funeral? Also, Tyler got a job by pretending to be a stoner, Chase steers clear of witch's hazel, and Bre has a business plan.
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Chase and Tyler have had enough. They are giving up on podcasting . . . temporarily. Well, actually no one is giving up, but season 1 has indeed come to an end! There are a lot of awesome plans being made for season 2 which is actually not too far away. Listen to this episode to hear a little bit about that. Enjoy your summer and WEAR SUNSCREEN ON YOUR EYEBALLS!
We found out that some of our listeners try to speed through our podcast, so Tyler puts Chase on the spot: "Does listening to a podcast at 1.5 speed ruin the experience?" Should we be offended that people want to spend less time with us? Do we talk too slow? Is timing everything? Do we actually think about what we are going to say? Also, Tyler's cat makes an appearance to make some biscuits.
HAPPY JULY 4TH EVERYONE! Chase and Tyler are having an indoor party while also planning the perfect party for your Independence Day. Well, mostly Chase is planning a party and Tyler is just criticizing it. What are the must-have chips, drinks, music, games, etc? Is every party the "ideal party"? Also Chase invents a lawn game, and Tyler doesn't know how to throw a frisbee straight.
Chase puts Tyler on the spot with the question: "Are dumb people happier?" Is ignorance bliss? Is knowledge power, or is it just sadness? Are humans are one of the dumbest species? Do we have strong nostalgia from childhood because we were too dumb to NOT be happy? Also Tyler doesn't want to know about Taco Bell's meat tube.
Chase and Tyler set out to be the first podcast to ever talk about the deconstruction of Christianity . . . wait, okay so just about everyone has talked about it, but we want to ask the question: "Is deconstructing your faith a good thing?" What does it accomplish? What should you deconstruct FROM? What if you don't reconstruct? Is it possible to separate your view of church from your view of God? Did Jesus deconstruct Judaism? Also Chase disses his pastor and worship leader (aka Tyler).
Tyler isn't on the Marvel bandwagon. Is he missing out on a critical part of our culture? Is there a lot of culture that we don't actually experience? Is it more nerdy to love Marvel or to not love Marvel? Are there too many Marvel movies? If you're behind on them how are you supposed to catch up? Also Chase and Tyler have both watched Marvel movies on bootleg DVDs.
Is love a feeling or a choice...or both, or neither? What is love? Baby Don't hurt me. In this episode Chase and Tyler discuss what love looks like in different relational contexts, and whether or not it is ultimately something we choose to do. Is it different with friends than it is with family? What about loving a total stranger? Is it possible to have a friend you don't love? Do you automatically love family members? And if so, to what extent...what about 2nd cousins? Also Tyler hates people, and Chase doesn't have answers.
"ONE MORE SONG! ONE MORE SONG!" Chase puts Tyler on the spot with the question: "Are encores outdated?" Were they ever even in style? Would it be better if it's actually unplanned? Is it annoying for bands to save their hit song for the encore? Is it just a bathroom break for the band? Did the first encore take place after an epic version of Canon in D? Also, "play the old stuff!"
We know that forgiveness is good...but ALWAYS? It's one thing if your employee buys too much ketchup, but what if someone murders a family member? Do you have to forgive when your friend gives you bad sports betting advice? Should we forgive and forget or forgive and remember? Does our responsibility to forgive change if it's an accident instead of on purpose? Can you empathize with someone you forgive? Is 70x7 a math equation or a riddle? There's too many questions about forgiveness! Also, "I ain't never seen no one drive like you ain't never did!"
Tyler puts Chase on the spot with a question about their differing lifestyles: Are morning people or night owls more lazy? Society certainly seems to encourage one and judge the other. If they are awake for the same amount of time are they getting the same amount of work done? Why isn't going to bed at 8pm viewed as laziness? Also Chase doesn't eat breakfast with people, and Tyler calls 10:34am "first thing in the morning".
Newsflash: people are bad and make mistakes. What do we do when our favorite artist does something bad? Does that ruin the art? Are we still allowed to listen to the music, watch the movie, shop at Walmart? Is the Cosby Show not good anymore? Does enjoying someone's art support their personal decisions, or is it just art that you can personally enjoy? Does eating at McDonalds support bad people? Also Chase and Tyler try to cancel themselves.
We have a very important question. Why are you even listening to us? No really, like, why. We aren't famous...YET. Are famous people famous because of talent or determination? Tyler mostly tears his own podcast to shreds, and Chase attempts to pitch that people should listen - to people who are already listening. But either way, we're just two friends on a couch at a party having conversations, and we think you should listen. Also should we marry our listeners?
Sad Memorial Day everyone! In honor of the holiday, Chase and Tyler try to figure out what different holidays are even for and mostly probably offend the troops - which we feel bad about UNLESS you were a confederate soldier. Is Memorial Day one of the most emo holidays? Also Tyler can wear white again, Chase knows what season it is, but neither of us know what Labor Day is.
Tyler puts Chase on the spot with the question: "What is the worst feeling in the world?" Is it emotional or physical? Is it pain or is it something weird? How do you even rate your pain? Also Tyler does not have a face for hats, and DO NOT grab Chase's individual toes.
Mental health issues can cause someone to be late to work, have unpredictable moods, or murder ten people. Chase and Tyler discuss all the complicated layers of how we should respond to the bad behavior of people struggling with mental health issues. Is all mentally ill behavior bad behavior? Should we have compassion for mentally ill people that make bad choices, or does that just remove responsibility? What does "tough love" look like when dealing with a mentally ill loved one? Should we even be calling people "mentally ill"? Are mental health issues valid dealbreakers in a romantic relationship? Also Chase wouldn't date someone with the same name, and Tyler doesn't know much about Van Gogh.
Chase is angry about something so he asks Tyler: "Is the fact that people leave shopping carts in the middle of the parking lot proof that humans don't deserve nice things?" Are we really just animals? Why do we have to return the carts? Aren't we paying someone to retrieve them? Does your handling of the shopping cart give away your political leanings? Also Chase thinks fixing this issue would fix the entire country, but Tyler is watching his step count.
Can guys and girls be "just friends"? Does friendship inevitably lead to something more? Is it different based on whether or not they are married or single? Is riding in a car with someone too sexual? Does Chase need to lose half of his friends? Here's an idea: maybe just simply don't cheat on your significant other. Tyler thinks this topic is too sticky, and Chase doesn't know when people are flirting with him.
Chase puts Tyler on the spot with the question: "Do You Want a Funeral?" Are they better when you're living or when you're dead? What's the difference between a birthday and a funeral? If you could observe your funeral, would you? Also Chase gets annoyed with Tyler's depression, and Tyler wants to kill 1-year-olds.
"Mo money mo problems". Does making good financial decisions suck the fun out of everything? Is Dave Ramsey's financial advice even good advice? Who is Dave Ramsey even for, and why doesn't our podcast make as much money as his? Also Tyler's friends aren't frugal, they just don't want to hang out with him. And Chase thinks Dave Ramsey is frugalicious.
Chase puts Tyler on the spot with the question: "Does every little bit help?" How effective is donating to charity? Does your vote even matter? Should you cheer at sporting events? Should our Twitter followers pay for Tyler's grad school? It kind of seems like nothing really matters, or maybe we're just too cynical. Also Chase does sit-ups to get out of bed, and Tyler hates Cheeto fingers.
Do these jeans make me look fat? Sometimes you're supposed to lie, right? Is it okay to lie if you're not trying to deceive anyone? Are all salesmen liars? What about lies of omission? Do we actually have the right to remain silent? Is it okay to cheat on your partner if they never ask if you've cheated? Even in a situation where you should lie, is it still a sin? Also, Chase is a terrible liar, and Tyler's jeans make him look tall.
Chase brings a pre-existing argument with Tyler to the podcast by asking "Is every foul in sports cheating?" Is cheating simply breaking a rule, or are rules part of the game? What if you break a rule on accident? What if you warn the ref you're going to intentionally foul? Is banging a trash can cheating if there's no rule that says you can't? Is it only cheating if you're trying to get away with it? Also Tyler thinks flopping is cheating if you're married, and Chase can't pronounce "burglary".
Did we really go to the moon? Are aliens here with us? Are birds real? Has Avril Lavigne been replaced by a girl named Melissa? Is X-files a documentary? Is the earth flat or is it bumpy? In this episode Tyler has a great time and Chase gets very flustered as they discuss all sorts of conspiracy theories. Is it crazier to believe conspiracy theories or NOT to believe them? Are there downsides to conspiracies? Is it more dangerous to just accept what we are told? At the very least, are conspiracy theories fun? Chase does not think so, and Tyler might actually be insane...OR IS HE?
Now that we've all had time to calm down over the "Will Smith slap", Tyler puts Chase on the spot asking if there's anything that would make him slap someone. Are Tyler and Chase both pacifists? Was it the result of their parenting? How much money would it take for Chase to slap someone? Is every joke at someone's expense? Also no one cares about you.
Chase thinks anger might always be selfish. What does Tyler think? What is anger anyway? Is anger an emotion or a response to an emotion? Are emotions caused by other people or are they caused by something inside of us? If we take full ownership of our anger does it just let other people off the hook? Also Tyler tells a Bible story and Chase sings a Carrie Underwood song.
Chase puts Tyler on the spot with one of life's most important questions: "Can you trust a couple that sits on the same side of the booth?" We've all seen it, and some of you have done it. Our question is "why?" Do you believe in ghosts? Is it just sticky on the other side? Are the rules different at a normal table? Also Chase might think your relationship is insecure, and Tyler doesn't like odd people. Ultimately, we just want you to keep your hands to yourself.
What Disney character are you? What's your Enneagram number? Most importantly, which Hogwarts house are you? There are so many personality tests out there. Some of them are simple and silly, others are much deeper and required by employers. In this episode, Chase and Tyler discuss whether or not personality tests are useful. Are the test results even real, and if so what do we do with the information? Also Chase is number one, and Tyler is a former smoker.
This episode may contain spoilers of the brand new TV show "LOST"
Tyler puts Chase on the spot with the question: "Does money buy happiness?" Is it possible to frown on a wave runner? Can you be happy if you can't feed your family? Can you be content AND want more money at the same time? Also is Tyler doing a bunch of rich people things while pretending to be poor? And is Chase elitist?
What do caffeine, spiders, and irregular patterns of bumps and holes have in common? In this episode, Chase and Tyler discuss the random phobias and genuine concerns that keep them up at night. Is it worse to worry about the future or the past? Are there things we should worry about? Is the day you have children the last time you ever sleep peacefully? Also Tyler can't walk down stairs in his dreams, and Chase attempts to starve spiders while he's awake.
Chase puts Tyler on the spot with a potentially friendship ruining and podcast ending question: "Are We Best Friends?" How do we determine what a best friend is? What if your best friend has another best friend? And what exactly is a "buddy"? Chase and Tyler put their friendship on the line to try to get to the bottom of this. Also Chase lies to Tyler about receiving the best friend crown.
Movie ratings, record label requirements, deadlines, playing in key. There are all kinds of restrictions that stand between an artist’s initial idea and their final product. Do these restrictions actually create better art? How do artists know when to break the rules? When does a piece of steel become art? And what’s up with jazz? Also Chase rates Toy Story an A+, and Tyler introduces Chase to Lion King 1.5!
Tyler puts Chase on the spot with the question: "Would Sports exist without Sin?" Is competition innately sinful? Isn't stealing a basketball, by definition, bad? What sport would Jesus play? Tyler questions signing up for an orgy and Chase wants to throw dodgeballs at a gymnast.
Do antidepressants change who you are? Isn't that the goal? In this episode, Chase and Tyler break down the complicated subject of medication for mental illnesses, and they disagree. Does medication even work? Is someone's identity tied to their mental illness? Do the same concepts apply to medication for physical health? Also Chase has a rough day when he is only 9 out of 10 on the happiness scale, and Tyler finds an excuse to talk about VeggieTales.
Tyler puts Chase on the spot with the question: "Is The Internet Real?" Are interactions on the internet real or do they only have real results? Chase and Tyler debate the reality of internet bullying, yelp reviews, and even their own podcast. At the end of the day is anything even real?
Sports are a good thing, right? They improve your health, teach you life lessons, make you hate other people--wait. In this episode, Chase and Tyler break down the positives and the negatives of sports, and it mostly raises more questions. Should kids lose? Do parents ruin everything? Did Tyler spread the love of Jesus on the basketball court? Also Tyler gets emotional because George Bush threw a strike, and Chase isn't friends with people that play the cello.
Chase puts Tyler on the spot with one of the most important questions in life: Under any circumstance, is it okay to talk to the person in the bathroom stall next to you? Or should you just call 911? Also Tyler recounts an upsetting story from High School that still haunts him.
Chase and Tyler still listen to 2000s emo music. IT WASN'T A PHASE, MOM! Why do people get so obsessed with the music from their teenage years? What is it about early 2000s alternative music that connected so deeply with Chase and Tyler and the rest of the "Elder Emos" out there? And why is music from the 80s so bad? Also Chase just realized that puberty messed with his hormones.
Chase puts Tyler on the spot with a quick question: "Do all Things Pass?" Is it an encouraging concept or a depressing one? Will we be stuck in our tough situations forever? Or will grief, kidney stones, and gas all pas? Also Chase talks nonsense about how the future doesn't exist, and Tyler is encouraged by a man with no limbs.
Why are there topics or questions that we feel like we can't talk about? What factors into us shying away from these topics? Chase and Tyler introduce the concept for No Right To Cast and explore the reasons for asking these questions. Also Tyler doesn't understand how boats float and Chase explains how internal combustion engines work.