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In the Bin is a podcast about debate, argument, and rhetoric. This episode is part of the Recycle Bin series, and was originally aired on February 15, 2017.
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This is a repost of an older In the Bin episode which I'm calling The RECYCLE Bin!
Occasionally I'll take old episodes and republish them. This interview from 2016 is a great moment of oral history as I get to speak with someone who debated as an undergraduate in the 1950s at the University of Vermont.
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This week's episode takes a look at the NSDA as not an organization governing a type of discourse, but as discourse itself.
We do so by looking at both the horrifying incident that happened during the final round, and the CBS Mornings piece on the competition.
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