No Right To Cast

We are so glad that you just used your phone to access this podcast, and we have a question for you: Is your phone making you a zombie? Does the internet rot your brain? What's worse, an iPad kid or an iPad adult? Is an iPad better for kids than a Bop-it? Should we stop riding roller coasters? Also, Chase discovers the key to being a therapist, and Tyler has no Amish clients.  Support us on P...

Welcome to the first ever backwards episode of No Right To Cast! Chase and Tyler have a question, but they don't know what it is. They have a lot of thoughts, but what exactly is the question? Does art influence our lives too much? Should we not remember bad memories? Can we still do activities that we used to do with our exes? What if an artist or sports team reminds you of a loved one that...

The people have questions and we have the answers. That's why our Patreon subscribers submitted questions for this episode. What warrants a standing ovation? How was clapping even invented? Why do some pleasures have to be guilty? Is it weird to share social media accounts with your spouse? How much flesh is too much flesh? Also, Chase likes his feet tickled, and Tyler's passport has pin...

Chase and Tyler are joined by their friend and aspiring social media influencer, Justin, so that Chase can try to make sense of WHY someone would possibly want to be a social media influencer. Is money a good enough reason? Are influencers terrible people? Do they always have an ulterior motive? Are influencers responsible for people that are addicted to social media? Is it problematic for influen...

Chase and Tyler are revisiting a topic from season 1. The question is: "Does Money Buy Happiness?". Have either of them changed their minds? Have they gotten more rich? Is retail therapy the greatest form of therapy? What is the correlation between money and self-esteem? Does Tyler have a money problem? Is it a sin to experience happiness from money?  Will any of these questions even be...

Chase and Tyler are busy . . . and you probably are too. So is our busyness a choice? Is busyness bad? What makes us so busy? Do we have the right to complain about how busy we are? Is busyness an indicator of productivity? Is there a difference between physical, mental, and emotional busyness?  Also, Chase doesn't understand postpartum depression, and Tyler thinks he could be a professional...

We've already established in a past episode that most people that are performing on a stage are lying . . .  so does that also apply to pastors? Pastors are people and people are liars,  so is it that simple? Is it a lie to try to influence people? Are pastors treated unfairly? Who puts the pressure on pastors to be better than "normal" people? Is it a lie for a pastor to be confide...

SEASON 3 is here! And on 9/11 no less #neverforget. So the question we definitely have no right to ask is: "Is Tragedy Beneficial?" What defines a tragedy? How many people have to be affected? Do the lessons learned outweigh the pain of the bad event? Is tragedy only beneficial if it happens to someone else? Is it offensive to have a "favorite part" of the global pandemic? Is d...

Another season has come to an end. Chase and Tyler need to take a nap, but before they do, they recap all of the highlights of a lengthy season 2. What episodes got us in trouble? What episodes were our favorite? What new things did we try? Did any of it measure up to the episode about talking in the bathroom?  Also, Tyler got one of his lights fixed, and Chase ruined his performance.  See ya next...

Tyler puts Chase on the spot with a hypothetical situation where we all become grocery thieves. So the question is: What item do you need to see in someone's grocery cart to know their groceries are worth stealing? Can it be a food that everyone likes or does it need to be unique? Do you want healthy or unhealthy food? Also, what item best defines YOUR grocery shopping? Is Tyler actually just...

Chase and Tyler are feeling nostalgic as they approach the end of season 2. So the real question is: "was everything better in the past?". Is nostalgia actually a lie? Do we misremember events from our childhood, or are our parents just losing their memory? Are sports, movies, and music worse than they used to be? Is the world changing or do we change as we get older? Also, Chase is nost...

Chase puts Tyler on the spot with a question of fandom, specifically "fair-weather" fandom. Is it ok to be a fair-weather fan? Is it annoying? Why wouldn't we always root for the best teams? Are we actually talking about being a bandwagon fan? What about rooting for one player? Is being a fair-weather fan actually a symptom of mental illness? Also, Tyler is emotional, and Chase is d...

Who's offended? We are, and we wanna talk about it! Is society too sensitive? Or is it not sensitive enough? Is getting offended a beneficial life experience? Are we offended on the behalf of people that aren't even offended? Should kids get participation trophies? Should we even be nice to children? Is it okay to get offended over the use of pronouns? Also, Tyler needs people to critici...

Tyler puts Chase on the spot with his brand new No Right To Ask song! Chase listens to it for the first time and shares his reaction. Chase and Tyler breakdown the songwriting process and discuss music producing techniques, lyrical content, and all the reasons why it just might cure your depression.  Check it out and let us know what you think! - https://linktr.ee/norighttoask Support us on Patreo...

Chase and Tyler started a conversation, but decided to save it for the podcast. The question is, "Is all art a lie?". Is acting just a lie that we're all okay with? Do we make assumptions about the lives of actors based on the characters they play? Are comedians lying to us with their jokes? Are songwriters always writing from personal experience? Can we even relate to Taylor Swift?...

Chase needs advice for his personal growth, so he comes to Tyler for some counseling. Would it be personal growth for Chase to not get to the airport so obscenely early? Why do we get to the airport so early? Does time exist at airports? Why do we find our gate before getting food or going to the bathroom? How have the pilots not upgraded their microphones? Also, Tyler almost understands how plane...

We all know the saying, "the ends don't justify the means", but what if they actually do? Is it all about the results? Is the majority of life "living in the means"? Do good means justify a bad end? Do people have the wrong goals in life? Is this actually a soccer podcast?  Also, Chase still won't punch someone for $1 million, and Tyler knows a guy who knows Taylor Sw...

Tyler has had a hard day, so Chase plays counselor and puts Tyler on the spot with the question, "how do you destress after a hard day?" Does venting about the problem actually make it worse? Are hobbies supposed to be relaxing? Most importantly, should a gym give away free pizza?? Also, Chase still has an iPod shuffle, and Tyler went for the first run of his life.  Support us on Patreon...

One of the two hosts of this podcast has no tattoos, and the other one is all tatted up (aka has precisely one tattoo). So what do we think about tattoos? Are tattoos unprofessional? What does this topic reveal about society's biases? Do tattoos increase attractiveness? What careers are negatively affected by having tattoos? Also, Chase has commitment issues, and Tyler is unprofessional.  Sup...

Following up on a question that came up on Monday's episode . . . we have a "would you rather" about hitchhiking. What's more dangerous, being a hitchhiker or picking up a hitchhiker? Which one is easier to escape from? Does it matter if they are beautiful? Is Uber any different from hitchhiking?  Also, Tyler is concerned about pirates, and Chase wants to know who killed JFK. ...

We live in a violent world, and we all know that. We're even entertained by violence on a regular basis. So the question is, "Is society creating serial killers?" Or do we just know about them more because of media? Do violent video games create violent kids? Are true crime podcasts and documentaries the real problem?  Also, Tyler identifies the cause of cancer, and Chase doesn&apos...

We're on spring break! Enjoy your leftover Easter candy and listen to some old episodes this week. Don't forget to rate, like, comment, recommend, etc. We appreciate all of you for sticking with us on this podcast journey! We'll be back with full episodes next week!  Also, Chase is not on board with zombie Jesus.  Support us on Patreon - www.patreon.com/norighttocast Instagram - www...

Tyler puts Chase on the spot with our first edition of  "Would You Rather". Chase just got back from Vegas, so Tyler is wondering: "Would you rather win $1,000,000 and then never bet again, or get to bet the rest of your life but only break even?" What is the purpose of gambling? If this question is hard to answer, does that mean you have a problem?  *insert gambling hotline ph...

Do you feel it? It's happening to all of us RIGHT NOW. We're constantly aging, so today's question is: "Is growing old a blessing or a curse?" When do you stop wanting to be older/younger? Does your mind age differently than your body? What are the advantages of being elderly? Is gaining life experience worth the trade off of your friends and family dying? Do Chase and Tyl...

Chase puts Tyler on the spot with today's quick question, "what do you take too seriously?" Is it wrong to overthink an important decision? How do people NOT care so much? Why do we take sports so seriously? Is Tyler amazing at video games? Is there a wrong way to play video games according to Chase? Also, Tyler can't handle his legs being exposed, and Chase is too fast too ser...