In the season finale of the '100 Miles to Go' podcast, hosts Luke and Abi engage in an energetic debate about whether single-player or multiplayer video games offer a superior gaming experience. Luke argues in favor of single-player games, praising their immersive narratives and deeper gameplay experiences. Abi, on the other hand, supports multiplayer games for their social aspects and replayability with friends. They discuss various games like 'Pokemon Violet,' 'Mario Kart,' and 'Hollow Knight,' weighing factors like cost, time investment, and overall enjoyment. The episode concludes with an announcement about their upcoming YouTube channel and the next season focused on food.

In this podcast episode, hosts Luke and Abi delve into the controversial topic of artificial intelligence and its impact on society. They explore the different viewpoints on AI, discussing both the merits and the potential downsides. The conversation touches on AI's role in various industries, such as hospitality and domestic chores, and the concerns around AI replacing human jobs. The episode also covers the educational challenges posed by AI, particularly how students might use it to cheat. Finally, they discuss the importance of verifying information sourced from AI, emphasizing the need for responsible usage in today's world.

This episode brings together hosts Luke, Abi, and guest Nathaniel as they kick off season four with discussions centered around pop culture's most iconic authors. They begin by acknowledging J.K. Rowling's legacy with 'Harry Potter' and Suzanne Collins' thrilling 'Hunger Games' series. Abi champions John Flanagan's 'Ranger's Apprentice,' sharing her love for its engaging plots and beloved characters. Through dynamic exchanges and personal anecdotes, they highlight the storytelling genius of these authors, reflect on their influence on readers worldwide, and celebrate the unique, transformative power of books in shaping young minds.

In this episode of '100 Miles to Go,' hosts Luke and Abby dive into the start of the NFL season, discussing everything from the Chiefs' recent performances to the buzz around Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift. Joined by returning guest Jason, the trio delves into hot topics like the hypothetical impact of YouTuber Mr. Beast owning the NFL and the latest YouTube streams of NFL games. Jason expresses his views on college football versus the NFL, while Luke shares his surprising Super Bowl predictions. The episode is an entertaining mix of speculation, debates, and laughter, capturing the excitement of the NFL season.

In this episode of '100 Miles to Go,' hosts Luke, Abby, and guest Grace, Reese dive into the launch of Season 4, themed around pop culture. They engage in an animated discussion about Taylor Swift's massive influence, exploring whether the fervent fanbase renders Swifties akin to a cult. Grace passionately defends Taylor, emphasizing her lyrical genius and emotional depth in music. The conversation further explores Swift's impact on the music industry, with references to upcoming album releases by Swift and Sabrina Carpenter, while Abi and Luke humorously reflect on their hypothetical roles in a podcast-version of the Avengers.

In this trailer, Abi and Luke perceive their present and future as healthier and more promising. Dr. Hyman’s influence is highlighted as a pivotal factor in this transformative journey, creating a rippling effect that reshaped Abi and Luke's life towards a more positive and healthy direction.

In this SPECIAL episode of Season 4 of 100 Miles To Go podcast, Abi (13) and Luke (11) embark on Dr. Hyman's 10-day detox program. With the help of their health-savvy parents, they navigate the challenges of eliminating processed foods, added sugars, and preservatives. Throughout the journey, they share humorous insights and experiences while altering their eating habits. Their goal is not only to embrace healthier choices but also to grow their podcast fan base by engaging with health enthusiasts. As they delve into the world of clean eating, they discover the benefits of foods like hazelnuts, Greek yogurt, and even bison, forming a quirky and relatable detox narrative.Mentioned in this episode:Dr. Hyman 10 Day Detox: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/encore-how-to-do-the-10-day-detox/id1382804627?i=1000681200463

In the season finale of '100 Miles to Go,' hosts Luke and Abi address the much-anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 and its features. The discussion revolves around whether the new console lives up to its hype or if it's just another marketing ploy. Abi and returning guest Jason, who are skeptical about the Switch 2, compare it to older consoles like the Xbox One and the iconic Nintendo 64, emphasizing functionality over novelty. Meanwhile, Luke presents arguments on the allure of the Switch 2, highlighting magnetic controls, exclusive game releases, and promising future updates.

In this riveting podcast episode, guests Nathaniel and Reese delve into a heated debate about Splatoon's best weapons. Reese passionately supports the Aerospray RG, highlighting its fast ink coverage and strategic advantages in Turf War and Tower Control. Meanwhile, Nathaniel argued that the Reflux, known for its unique aiming and Tenta Missiles, is championed for its strategic killing potential and versatility. Despite the occasional detour into Fortnite and the hosts' varying familiarity with Splatoon, the discussion offers intriguing insights for fans and casual players alike, showcasing the game's competitive depth and the personal preferences that fuel such debates.

'100 Miles to Go' heats up as Luke and Nathaniel revisit the timeless clash between Marvel and DC. This episode dives into the characterization of villains, debating whether power or backstory makes for a more compelling antagonist. Thanos's quest for balance clashes with Joker's chaotic evil, sparking a lively discussion. Abi interjects with playful commentary about gaming distractions, while Nathaniel champions Marvel's narrative depth. Listeners are invited to ponder whether the cinematic success of Marvel can be replicated by DC, and what truly makes a superhero or villain iconic.

This episode reads like a bibliophile’s dream as the '100 Miles to Go' crew delves into the 'Keeper of the Lost Cities' series. Luke, Abi, and their guest engage in a spirited discussion about why others should embrace this series brimming with action and magical intrigue. They explore character dynamics, plot twists, and thematic elements while mixing modern references to comparable fandoms such as Marvel and Harry Potter. The conversation seamlessly weaves in and out of spoilers, comic relief, and personal anecdotes, making it both an informative and entertaining listen for fans and newcomers alike.

In this episode of '100 Miles to Go', hosts Luke, Abi, and their special guests dive into the universe of Epic Games, focusing specifically on the highs and lows of Fortnite and its spin-offs. They rank their top 10 Epic-made games, debate the merits of Fortnite Festival, and explore the differences between LEGO Fortnite and Minecraft. With playful banter and different viewpoints, the hosts navigate through nostalgic favorites and modern flops, creating a lively discussion that keeps listeners engaged, whether you're an old-school gamer or new to the Epic Games world.

In this episode of 100 Miles to Go, hosts Luke and Abi discuss their excitement for the new podcast season and introduce their guest Jason. The focus is on convincing Abi to enter the thrilling world of Fortnite. Luke is eager to highlight the battle royale experience, detailing the intense gameplay and unique features like bank heists and mythic weapons. While Abi remains skeptical, Luke emphasizes Fortnite's accessibility and fun, hoping to sway her interest. Jason's expertise and a humorous interaction involving gummy bears enrich the conversation, making for an engaging episode for both gamers and non-gamers alike.

Luke and Abi close out season two of their podcast with a lively discussion about the top cities they dream of visiting, combining humor with genuine wanderlust. From the mountains of Austria to the hustle of Las Vegas, each destination offers unique attractions. Highlights include debates about cultural experiences, like Japan's tech scene, and the culinary experiences of Italy. Amidst playful exchanges, they emphasize a love for exploration and diverse landscapes. This conversational journey is filled with personal reflections and recommendations, inspiring listeners to consider their own travel aspirations regardless of travel histories.

In this episode of '100 Miles to Go,' hosts Luke and Abi delve into a lively debate about their favorite local pizza joints. From school hot lunch pizza to birthday party favorites like Sky Zone, they rank six options, sharing their unique insights and experiences. The hosts discuss the importance of crust quality, cheese consistency, and topping choices, with personal anecdotes shaping their opinions. As they work through their list, they offer humorous and passionate perspectives, promising a special surprise at the end of the episode for dedicated listeners. Join Luke and Abi for an entertaining exploration of pizza preferences.

In '100 Miles to Go', hosts Luke and Abi embark on a playful yet earnest attempt to rank Harry Potter characters using a tier system. The session reveals Luke's struggles with character recollection, much to Abi's amusement and listeners' enjoyment. They address why some characters, like Lily Potter and Neville Longbottom's dad, deserve higher recognition, while others remain forgettable. With a sprinkle of humor and a dash of debate, Abi provides clarity while Luke offers his unique viewpoints. Their chemistry endears listeners, turning what could have been a mundane listing into a lively and engaging discussion.

This special Super Bowl edition of '100 Miles to Go' offers a cozy, humorous dive into the electrifying events surrounding the Super Bowl 59. Hosts Luke and Abi, with the remote help of friend Jason, break down the on-screen drama, from thrilling new movie trailers to unexpected commercials, and even the national anthem's musical interlude. There's engaging talk about their personal stakes: bets, team preferences, and why Abi loves Philadelphia bagels. It's an episode full of laughter, speculation, and cultural commentary that captures the spirit of America's most-watched broadcast with a personal, youthful twist.

Luke and Abi from '100 Miles to Go' take on 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child,' sparking a debate on its canonical credentials. They explore contentious plot points like Cedric Diggory's unexpected character arc and the mystical mechanics of time travel. Abi is particularly critical of how the play alters known personalities and events, arguing it contradicts known Harry Potter lore. They also discuss the feasibility of seeing the play on Broadway, where its theatrical presentation adds another layer to its reception. Ultimately, the hosts leave the audience pondering if it truly deserves a place in the Harry Potter saga.

'100 Miles to Go' turns into a beverage battleground as Luke and Abi tackle the merits and pitfalls of Tropical Smoothie and Starbucks. Abi, a Starbucks fan, champions the brand for its range and convenience. Luke counters with support for Tropical Smoothie, appreciating its tropical variations and business potential. The hosts explore ideas for enhancing customer loyalty, such as reusable cups and sizing transparency. The conversation also delves into health perceptions—whether smoothies are inherently healthy or packed with sugar. An insightful episode for anyone interested in the nuances of popular beverage chains.

In this episode, podcast hosts Luke and Abby dive into the timeless debate of e-readers versus traditional paper books. With Luke favoring his Kindle for its convenience and free books, and Abby advocating for the tangible experience of paperbacks, listeners are treated to an engaging discussion that touches on the merits of both formats. They explore aspects like new book smell, reading progress, and library accessibility. As they passionately present their viewpoints through the lens of the popular 'Keeper of the Lost Cities' series, the conversation becomes a humorous and insightful look into modern reading habits.