Les meilleurs podcasts Open To Debate (2025)

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Is It Time to Break Up with Dating Apps? 53:15

2d ago53:15

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How’s your love life? With platforms like Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, and OkCupid offering endless opportunities to connect, many people searching for The One think signing up for a dating app should be a go-to for finding their match. However, new research is showing some users are signing off, including ninety percent of Gen Z users. Those staying on …

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UNRESOLVED: The Future of the Supreme Court 53:15

9d ago53:15

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In recent years, multiple proposals have been made to change how the U.S. Supreme Court operates in its current form. Would these reforms help – or hurt? What is the future of the highest court in the land? In partnership with Johns Hopkins University as part of our inaugural “Hopkins Forum”, our featured guests will discuss term limits, expanding …

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Has Legalizing Sports Gambling Become a Bad Bet? 53:15

16d ago53:15

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Sports fans can place bets on their favorite teams and athletes faster and easier than before, thanks to legalized sports gambling. But was it the wrong bet to make? Advocates say it’s been good for fans, the economy, and the sports industry. Those who say that what’s happened since legalization is a bad thing, say it’s driven a rise in gambling ad…

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Prescription Weight Loss Drugs for All? 53:15

23d ago53:15

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GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro have opened doors for people to lose weight. Should everyone have the option to take it? Those arguing “yes” say obesity needs to be treated using every available tool, especially for people for whom diet, lifestyle changes, and exercise aren’t enough. Those arguing “no” are concerned about its side ef…

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Could Identity Politics Help Democrats Engage Men? 53:15

1M ago53:15

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In the 2024 election, the Democrats did not have messaging that resonated with men, some say and is part of the reason Kamala Harris lost. Could leaning into identity politics to engage men work for future elections? Those arguing “yes” say focusing on men-related issues could help the Dems reconnect with a demographic that feels left behind. Those…

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PODCAST BONUS RELEASE: Should the U.S. Ban TikTok? 55:09

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The clock is ticking on TikTok. The popular video sharing app is facing a looming deadline of January 19th, when the law effectively banning it in the U.S. is set to go into effect. Unless, that is, the Supreme Court steps in to save it this week. While we wait, we revisit our 2023 debate that asked this prescient question: Should the U.S. Ban TikT…

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Can America and Its Allies Tolerate A Nuclear Iran, or Is It Time to Stop Them Now? 53:15

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Iran is getting closer to developing its first nuclear weapon. With tensions rising in the Middle East, should the U.S. and its allies take a stand? Those calling to stop Iran now argue this is a “now or never” moment for the region. Those calling for tolerance say while it’s not ideal, it is manageable, and maintaining diplomacy should be the focu…

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Does AA Work? 53:15

1M ago53:15

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Millions of people have credited Alcoholics Anonymous with helping them stay sober from alcohol, but is it the best path for everyone? Those who say “yes” argue it is easily accessible to all and that its structure through the 12-step program helps people succeed. Those who say “no” argue say the abstinence model doesn’t work for everyone and there…

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Could Longevity Science Extend Your Health Span By Decades? Should the Government Fund It? 53:15

2M ago53:15

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How long would you like to live, and could science and technology make it possible? Longevity science aims to extend our healthy years through advancements in CRISPR, cellular reprogramming, and drug development. While private companies and philanthropists invest heavily in these innovations, should the government be responsible for funding these e…

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The Pursuit of Happiness: Virtue or Pleasure? 53:15

2M ago53:15

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Happiness is a complex emotion and mental state that can be achieved through virtue or pleasure. But should it be for the good of the individual or society? Those in favor of virtue point to the Stoics and the Founding Fathers, saying you should strive for a life of moral virtue and rationality. Those in favor of pleasure say everyone should be abl…

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Psychedelics for Mental Health: Help or Hype? 53:15

2M ago53:15

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Some scientific studies have shown evidence that psychedelic drugs, when used in controlled therapeutic settings, may help patients with their mental health — but should they be recommended by your doctor? Those advocating for psychedelic use argue that it could be a welcome relief for patients who don’t respond to traditional medicine. Those again…

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Where does toxic political polarization come from and what can we do about it? 41:17

2M ago41:17

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Toxic political polarization is on the rise around the world – and it’s making a mess of things. Ordinary people who might otherwise disagree, even strongly, and yet get on with one another, are at each other’s throats over just about everything. Too many political and economic elites reap short-term benefits from this divide, but the long term con…

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Global Leaders Debate Money, Truth, and Power 53:15

2M ago53:15

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From economic turbulence and the dilemmas posed by artificial intelligence to the big-picture challenges of our time, the pillars of money, truth, and power shape the complex global landscape. In partnership with the Future Investment Initiative (FII), join us as twelve of the world’s greatest thinkers debate: “Clash of the Titans: Three Grand Chal…

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Fast Fashion: Shop or Stop? 53:15

3M ago53:15

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Fast fashion has taken over the fashion industry, but is less expensive, trendy clothing really worth the purchase? Those who say to “stop” argue fast fashion harms the environment in many ways and exploits workers in countries with lax regulations. Those who say “keep shopping” argue it’s up to shoppers to choose, as fast fashion offers affordable…

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Thinking Twice: Revenge of the Tipping Point with Malcolm Gladwell 53:15

3M ago53:15

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In 2000, New York Times bestselling author Malcolm Gladwell released the groundbreaking book “The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference”, which explored how small ideas can create lasting changes in everyday life through social engineering and the “tipping points” phenomenon. Two decades after the book’s original publication an…

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Is the Republican Party’s Refusal to Raise Taxes Fiscally Irresponsible? 53:15

3M ago53:15

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Whether to extend four trillion dollars in tax cuts or raise them next year is in question, with 34.1 trillion dollars in federal debt hanging in the balance. Some argue that tax cuts don’t do enough to pay off the debt and not raising taxes imbalances the federal budget. Others argue our debt is caused by government overspending and will be helped…

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What’s actually getting better? 53:29

3M ago53:29

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Everybody loves a pentalogy. In March of 2020, host David Moscrop and guest Amanda Watson discussed how we were managing early pandemic life. In the months and years that followed, the two rejoined to talk about anxiety and late-pandemic life. Twice. In early 2024, they covered what the new year might have in store for us. Now, for a record-shatter…

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Is the American Dream in Decline? 53:15

3M ago53:15

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The American Dream – the idea that anyone can achieve success in the U.S. through hard work and determination – is under scrutiny, and some worry it’s no longer achievable for the broader population. Those who agree say increasing healthcare, education, and housing costs create difficulty in having financial stability. Those who disagree argue that…

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Nate Silver on The Art of Risking Everything: Politics, Money, Power 53:15

4M ago53:15

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At the moment of this episode’s release, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are neck-and-neck in election polls. How do you embrace risk, make informed decisions, and be prepared for any possible changes? In this episode, FiveThirtyEight founder and author of “On the Edge” Nate Silver discusses with Reason magazine’s Editor-at-Large Nick Gillespie his …

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How did women’s hockey become so popular? 52:31

4M ago52:31

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Women’s hockey has surged in popularity in recent years. That growth has been a long time coming. The history of the women’s game stretches back more than one hundred years, and includes the rise and fall of teams, leagues, and legends. With the arrival of the Professional Women’s Hockey League, however, the game has entered a new era, and is set t…

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Has The Electoral College Outlived Its Usefulness? 53:15

4M ago53:15

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Five American presidents — two in the last 20 years — have assumed office without winning the popular vote. As the nation gears up for another contentious presidential election, some are calling for an end to the Electoral College. They argue that the college subverts the will of the American people by unfairly prioritizing rural and swing states o…

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Will Kamala Harris or Donald Trump Be Better For America? 53:15

4M ago53:15

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Would Vice President Kamala Harris or Donald Trump be better for America? In a unique twist on political debate, two comedians, Pete Dominick, host of the “Stand Up! With Pete Dominick” podcast, and Fox News host Jimmy Failla, step into each candidate’s shoes where they will debate hot-button issues like the economy, immigration, and foreign policy…

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Should Israel Strike Iran? 53:15

4M ago53:15

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Tensions between Iran and Israel have escalated in recent months and are at a low point after a series of assassinations and rocket strikes. Is it time for a larger military response? Those who urge Israel to strike argue Iran is an existential threat to their survival. Those who are against striking Iran in an unprecedented way say that there are …

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Were Israel's Actions in the Gaza War Justified? 53:15

5M ago53:15

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The Israel-Hamas War has led to increasing death tolls and instability in the Middle East. Was Israel’s response to October 7th justified? Those who believe Israel’s actions have been disproportionate point to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, including a rising civilian death toll. Those who argue in support of Israel's response argue Israel had th…

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Is there a better way to do democracy? 38:58

5M ago38:58

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Democratic life is increasingly marked by toxic polarisation and partisan hostility. Public institutions are overrun by the few, leaving the many on the sidelines. Many of us are left to assume there’s only one way to self-govern, to let others do it; or else we are so turned off by what we see that we want nothing to do with politics. But what if …

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Election 2024: Are Identity Politics Holding Us Back? 53:15

5M ago53:15

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During election seasons, Democrats and Republicans leverage identity-based platforms to engage voters. Those who think identity politics isn’t holding us back argue identity politics offers a pathway for inclusion and empowerment for historically-sidelined groups. Those who believe it does hold us back argue it prevents constructive dialogue on sol…

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Should We Legalize the Market for Human Organs? 53:15

5M ago53:15

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Over 103,000 people need organ donations in the U.S. Some economists and health experts wonder whether creating a free or regulated market would resolve this. Those in support argue that with proper regulations, it can be safe, ethical, and financially beneficial for both sellers and buyers. Those against this have ethical concerns and point out th…

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Is It Time to Break Up with Dating Apps? 53:15

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UNRESOLVED: The Future of the Supreme Court 53:15

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Has Legalizing Sports Gambling Become a Bad Bet? 53:15

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Prescription Weight Loss Drugs for All? 53:15

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Could Identity Politics Help Democrats Engage Men? 53:15

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PODCAST BONUS RELEASE: Should the U.S. Ban TikTok? 55:09

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Can America and Its Allies Tolerate A Nuclear Iran, or Is It Time to Stop Them Now? 53:15

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Does AA Work? 53:15

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Could Longevity Science Extend Your Health Span By Decades? Should the Government Fund It? 53:15

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The Pursuit of Happiness: Virtue or Pleasure? 53:15

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Psychedelics for Mental Health: Help or Hype? 53:15

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Where does toxic political polarization come from and what can we do about it? 41:17

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Global Leaders Debate Money, Truth, and Power 53:15

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Fast Fashion: Shop or Stop? 53:15

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Thinking Twice: Revenge of the Tipping Point with Malcolm Gladwell 53:15

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Is the Republican Party’s Refusal to Raise Taxes Fiscally Irresponsible? 53:15

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What’s actually getting better? 53:29

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Is the American Dream in Decline? 53:15

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Nate Silver on The Art of Risking Everything: Politics, Money, Power 53:15

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How did women’s hockey become so popular? 52:31

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Has The Electoral College Outlived Its Usefulness? 53:15

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Will Kamala Harris or Donald Trump Be Better For America? 53:15

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Should Israel Strike Iran? 53:15

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Were Israel's Actions in the Gaza War Justified? 53:15

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Is there a better way to do democracy? 38:58

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Election 2024: Are Identity Politics Holding Us Back? 53:15

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Should We Legalize the Market for Human Organs? 53:15

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