In The Bin: The Rhetoric, Argumentation, and Debate Podcast

May 23 2024 45 ep. 72 mins
In The Bin: The Rhetoric, Argumentation, and Debate Podcast artwork

The Number One or Two podcast worldwide on the art of debate, argumentation, and rhetoric. Lively, ridiculous, and intelligent conversation on matters of oratory, debate, argumentation, and rhetoric. Support the podcast! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/inthebinpodcast Thanks for any donation you'd like to make; it all goes back into making more episodes! Cover Photo by Siarhei Plashchynski on Unsplash https://unsplash.com/@s_plashchynski

  Education
RSS feed Share
Copy RSS


Subscribe on Podcast Addict


How is the CNN Presidential Debate Possible?

May 23 2024 68 mins  
Dewey from Madison and Professor Steve discuss how in the world the CNN Presidential Debate is possible. Is it possible from the perspective of Federal Telecommunications Law? Will the candidates actually show up? Will Third Parties Participate? Join us for all this and more from our new podcast studios now conveniently located in Rocky Point, New York!

Happy Summer! Grading, Student Use of Evidence, and the Presidential Debates - Should They Happen?

May 07 2024 71 mins  
Welcome Summer! Alan and Steve talk about the Presidential debates - are they valuable? Steve talks about student evidence use - how can we teach this better? Give us feedback here or email us at [email protected]

Let's Drag Every Debate Format

Apr 30 2024 63 mins  
In this episode, Steve and mischa discuss a variety of debate formats including NDT, CEDA, NFA LD, IPDA, and WUDC. What are debate formats meant to be? Are they meant to teach? What are some alternative formats that might be better?

What exactly is a debate anyway?

Apr 16 2024 79 mins  
On this In the Bin: Why do organizations create such bad debate models? Are the Presidential Debates going to happen in 2024? How do we define debate? And much more! The Bin Panel for this round is: Mischa! Dr. Joe Packer Director of Debate at Central Michigan University Alan Smith from alanwsmith.com Bentley Davis from bentleydavis.com Timothy High, co-founder of Canonical

NCA and Reddit get debate wrong; A new online tool gets debate right

Apr 10 2024 79 mins  
Join Steve, Tim and Bentley from Canonical Debate Labs in a discussion about debate that involves: 1. Why does the National Communication Association hate debate? 2. Why is r/debate on Reddit so terrible? 3. What is the cool new project Bentley is working on to help us understand public controversies? As always your comments are welcome!

The Past, Present, and Future of Debate with Dr. Allan Louden

Apr 07 2024 67 mins  
In this episode, Steve talks to Dr. Louden, Professor Emeritus of Communication at Wake Forest University about the past, present, and future of NDT and CEDA debate. Dr. Louden was Director of Debate at Wake Forest for 30 years and offers some incredible insights on debate history as well as contemporary trends in debating in the United States.

Emerging from the Debate Fog in 2024

Apr 02 2024 58 mins  
ITB is back, and in this episode, we discuss IPDA, high school parli, NPDA, and some of the educational slack and lack in intercollegiate and high school tournament debate. Why does intercollegiate or tournament debate always wind up at the same place?

In the Bin: Dr. Cate Morrison on Union arguments, NCA is Next Week in New Orleans! Also, what's wrong with Public Forum Debate?

Nov 10 2022 110 mins  
A nice chat with Cate about union arguments and how to make them stick.  Also Steve shows his tepid excitement for NCA by complaining about his schedule. We'll have a live show from the bar as per usual at NCA in New Orleans! Public Forum debate: What's Steve's beef with it? If you like the stream, please consider supporting it http://ko-fi.com/stevellano

In the Bin Livestream from a Real Rhetoric Professor's Office [Nov 7 2022]

Nov 08 2022 174 mins  
We talk about teaching argument, the tests of evidence, and how to make the Toulmin model work for you

Epistemic Security with the Canonical Debate Lab

Nov 03 2022 93 mins  
How do we make sure that fake, false, or mis-information doesn't take over our spaces for democratic deliberation? In this episode we are joined again by Canonical Debate Lab founder Timothy High and reasonpedia.com creator Bentley Davis. Both are from the CDL and believe that they are creating something that will help reduce the risk of misinformation or purposely misleading or fa