No Right To Cast

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

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?

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

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 fun

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 . .

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, a

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

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 Ch

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 recoun

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