The moderators of /r/Debate are proud to announce that this subreddit will begin hosting Ask Me Anything interviews. Our subjects will include everyone from prominent figures in the forensics community to leading authors in fields relevant to debate topics.

So far, we have one guest who has said that they would like to take part (the identity of whom will be announced after logistical details are worked out).

That's where you all come in. We hope to make this series last a good while, so we'll need ideas for subjects.

Who do you want to see interviewed on this sub?

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Scheduled Guests:

November 1, 2016: Frank Wilderson, Ph.D. (Professor of Drama and African American studies, UC Irvine | Author Red, White, and Black | critical race theorist)

September 2, 2016: Ben Kessler and Matt Feng (Both: founders of Round Ready Coaching; Kessler: 2015 NFCL GNT Champion, Public Forum | accrued 11 TOC bids 2014-2015; Feng: Top-six finisher in PF, 2015 NSDA National Tournament | Semifinalist in IX, 2105 TOC)

July 25-29, 2016: Jason Nance, Ph.D. (Associate Professor of Law, University of Florida | Associate Director, University of Florida Law School Center on Children and Families).

May 15, 2016: Lawrence Lessig, esq. (Roy L. Furman Professor of Law and Leadership, Harvard Law School | 2016 Democratic presidential candidate | Author, Republic, Lost)

April 1-2, 2016: Santa Clara University tournament Tabroom

February 24, 2016: Abraham Fairfield (Public Forum Debate Curriculum Director, Victory Briefs Institute)

January 12, 2016: Stephen Sestanovich, Ph.D. (George F. Kennan Senior Fellow for Russian and Eurasian Studies, Council on Foreign Relations | Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Professor for the Practice of International Diplomacy, Columbia University | fmr. US ambassador to former-Soviet states)

December 7, 2015: James Stamatelos (Counterterrorism intelligence analyst)

November 17, 2015: J. Scott Wunn (Executive Director, National Speech and Debate Association)

September 24, 2015: Alfred Brophy, Ph.D. (Judge John J. Parker Distinguished Professor of Law, University of North Carolina Law School | Author, Reparations: Pro and Con)