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

In the Bin! Last episode before we go to NEW ORLEANS for the National Communication Association Conference!Will we see you there? 8PM at the Lobby Bar for any fans in the New Orleans Area! Come share your hot takes on debate, rhetoric, and argumentation!In this episode:How does the IPPF do it? Incredible numbers.Irish Times has a new partner - will it change the vibe?Italy’s debate format poised to move big in English language global debating. And more!Watch above!Subscribe here!or DONATE TO THE PODCAST! To hear more, visit sophisticsteve.substack.com

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Join me along with Profs. John Rief and Rob Boller for a fantastic discussion about the Civic Debate Consortium, upcoming events, and a deep dive into what we mean by “debate,” “dialogue,” and even “education.” What counts as a debate event? Have a listen and see what you think.John Rief is a Professor of Communication Studies at The Metropolitan State College of Denver.Rob Boller is Assistant Professor of Rhetoric & Communication Studies and Director of Debate at the University of San Francisco.Click here to see all the events of the Civic Debate Consortium and how you can become involved.Donate to the Podcast here! To hear more, visit sophisticsteve.substack.com

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Great to have Dr. John Patrick on the show along with Shane Patrick who are the founders and organizers of the Sustainability Summit, an educational event for university students that challenges them to work together to create powerful real-world solutions for issues facing public lands via the power of argumentation and debate. In this conversation it might be easier to list what we don’t talk about, but the conversation is wide-ranging. We discuss the problems with tournament debate, what publication of the results of a debate event might look like, and the role of debate education in our moment. Have a listen and if you like it, please send money!If you don’t want to give money via substack, donate here! To hear more, visit sophisticsteve.substack.com

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Welcome Tim back to the show and subscribe to his newsletter! Dr. Barr is a fantastic guest and we love having him on.We talk about trauma-pedagogy debate, Jason Arday, collaborative debating, and much more!please subscribe!The Sophistic Take: Rhetoric, Debate, and Argument Today is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.or give us some money here!Buy Steve’s book here! use the code PALUT for 20% off!Visit Matt Stannard and COLAB debate here! To hear more, visit sophisticsteve.substack.com

First of all, welcome to Dr. Sarah Evans who joins In the Bin after a very long and protracted negotiation process involving many agents, lawyers and other talent scouts. I hope she joins again soon!On this episode I talk about how a recent, kinda-dumb AI image gave me a lot to think about and how I finally have reached the conclusion that although my interests in teaching debate and the tournament debate folks were never aligned, they are actually at cross purposes.We also talk about AI in higher education. Sarah recently worked on AI scholarship in Brazil and has excellent perspective on AI in everything from grading to assignment design. We briefly talk about the recent MIT committee findings on AI and college assignments.The Sophistic Take: Rhetoric, Debate, and Argument Today is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Also consider supporting us with a tip!Use the code PALAUT for 20% off Dr. Steve Llano's book How to Watch the Presidential Debates wtihout Losing It available at springer.com To hear more, visit sophisticsteve.substack.com