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You've landed your dream job - GM of an NFL Franchise! Now it's time to get to work building that Super Bowl roster. Do you give the fans what they want by starting with the skill positions? Or, do you start with the trenches of the offensive and defensive lines? Let's debate the best approach, on this episode of This Or That with your hosts Paul Grote and Scott Sanders.

Are superconferences good or bad for college athletics? Let's go beyond the obvious talking points to decide. Hosts Paul Grote and Scott Sanders each try to persuade you to their point of view on this episode of This Or That. Please get in touch with the show and let us know which side of the debate you fall on, through the PEN Listener Hotline at (833) 763-7638 or by email at [email protected].

Just in time, this week's episode of This or That debates St. Patrick's Day vs Cinco de Mayo. Which holiday do you prefer? Join hosts Paul Grote and Scott Sanders for the debate! Get in touch to share your thoughts at [email protected].

A timely episode of This or That with show hosts Paul Grote and Scott Sanders debating the NFL Draft vs NBA Draft. Maybe it isn't the rout you believe! Join us this week on This or That. Please get in touch with the show through the P.E.N. Listener Hotline at (833) 763-7638 or via email at [email protected].

This week on This or That hosts Paul Grote and Scott Sanders debate whether Spring or Fall is the best season of the year. They're also playing Spring or Sprung and Fall Up or Fall Down. We've added Top 5 lists for both seasons. Which season do you prefer? Get in touch with the show through the PEN Listener Hotline at (833) PODSNET or via email at [email protected].

Wrapping up the show's Oscars Season arc, Paul and Scot debate long movies vs standard-length movies. Why does it seem there are more Babylon-length movies when attention spans keep getting shorter? Does extra run time lead to a better movie, or is it just an ego trip for the director? Listen in and let us know whether you choose This or That! Get in touch via email at [email protected].

We kick off Oscars Season by debating the merits of the arthouse/boutique movies the Academy seems to love versus the blockbusters everyone actually sees. Join hosts Paul Grote and Scott Sanders in the debate, and get in touch with the show at [email protected].

Just in time for college football to return, Paul and Scott are debating the NCAA Transfer Portal. Pros and Cons exist during this "Wild West" time of transfers. The hosts debate the impact on the athletes, the teams, and college football itself, building upon the earlier episode about the seismic changes brought about by Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) opportunities.

Paul and Scott are back, debating which is the better vacation style - Relaxing v Adventurous. Both have their merits, as it's hard to go wrong with a vacation, but the hosts make their arguments trying to persuade the listener to their view. They also share funny stories about vacation mishaps sure to make you laugh! Come along for the ride!

With the clocks changing this week, the hosts Paul and Scott take sides debating whether Standard Time or Saving Time is the better option if the country decides to stop springing forward and falling back each year. The third option - the status quo - is the least favorite among the hosts. Which side are you on? Get in touch with the hosts and let them know your perspective at [email protected] or via the P.E.N. Listener Hotline at (833) PODSNET, (833) 763-7638.

This week's debate is the MLB v NFL. Before drop-kicking the debate and choosing the NFL, hear Paul out. Using the criteria of the in-person gameday experience, watching on TV, and comparing the World Series to the Super Bowl, a compelling case can be made for baseball.

This week the fellas debate your morning cup of Joe - Starbucks v Dunkin' Donuts. Join hosts Paul Grote and Scott Sanders as each tries to persuade you to their side, analyzing the two chains' beverages, menu, food quality, culture, and impact.