If You Can Keep It

Amanda and Sam discuss the 8th POTUS and the origin of “OK.” Amanda discloses her celebrity crush on Jake Gyllenhaal. Stay tuned for next episode’s collaboration with Vince from V is for Vino.

Amanda and Sam discuss the 7th POTUS: His violent nature, his cursing parrot, his terrible policies. and his giant wheel of cheese. Amanda does the last impeachment rundown (feh deh.... deh.... da.... you get the idea).

Amanda and Sam discuss John QUINCY Adams, Amanda forgets some really basic facts, and the Hulk oversees the episode.

Amanda and Sam discuss the 5th POTUS (the actual last cocked hat who actually died on July 4th), the Incredible Hulk supervises Zack, and Amanda and Sam become accidental tea drinkers.

Amanda and Sam discuss James Madison: the littlest president whose dinner was eaten by the Brits.

Amanda and Sam discuss the 3rd POTUS, Sam gets the good can of diet coke, and Amanda feels ambivalent about impeachment rundown (feh deh deh deh deh da deh da deh da deh deh).

Amanda and Sam discuss the second president of the United States, his feelings about the office itself, and how crime can bring frienemies together. Sam ends with SCOTUS rundown.

In preramble, Sam discusses her propensity for unfortunate office injuries and indelicate nature. Amanda attempts to make the introduction as short as possible; Sam effectively opposes that effort. Sam and Amanda discuss George Washington's presidential legacy, provide facts and dispel myths about him, and discuss the state of the impeachment inquiry against Donald J. Trump.

in a surprise mini-ish-sode, Amanda and Sam discuss impeachment. Amanda sings a lot of rundown songs. Sam pulls her hair out in her best Gene Wilder impression

In IYCKI’s Season 4 finale, Amanda and Sam discuss the long and winding road that led to ratification of the 27th amendment.

Amanda and Sam discuss why and how the voting age was lowered from 21 to 18 and about a million other related and unrelated topics. Buckle up for an epic preramble.

Amanda and Sam discuss the POTUS and VP. Amanda gives a medium sized refresher on the presidential line of succession. Sam gives herself a refresher on geography.

In this episode, Amanda and Sam discuss women's suffrage. Things get heavy, but there is also a lot of fist-pumping and a little bit of singing.

Amanda, Sam, and special guests discuss prohibition and repeal. We find out how suffrage, nativism, and racism intersect, we discuss how “not” to make your own booze, and Amanda and Sam sing the Rhinegold beer jingle.

Amanda and Sam reminisce about their childhood and discuss the Sixteenth, Seventeenth and Twenty-Fourth Amendments.

Amanda and Sam discuss gerrymandering and icosioctagons... and extoll the virtues of plain old squares.

Amanda and Sam discuss sections 2-5 of the 14th Amendment. When Zack falls asleep, Amanda and Sam are left to their own devices and start reciting Poe.

Amanda and Sam discuss the discuss the due process
and privileges and immunities clauses of the 14th amendment.

Amanda and Sam stay sober and discuss the citizenship and equal protections clauses of the 14th amendment with a few sidebars.

Amanda and Sam discuss the abolition of slavery, get uncomfortable for awhile, and urge their listeners to do the same.