93 episodes
If You Can Keep It Amanda and Sam
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5.0 • 9 Ratings
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'If You Can Keep It' explores the structure and workings of the U.S. government. What does it mean to be an American? Armed with primary sources, humor, and anecdotes, Amanda and Sam attempt to answer this question by making civics education fascinating and fun.
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S7-E9: The Final Curtain
Thank you for six super fun years, listeners. Go forth. Read the Constitution. Don't be dicks. We love you all.
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S7-E8: Come on Down!- It's the Obama Episode
In IYCKI's penultimate episode, Amanda and Sam discuss Barack Obama, Occupy Wall Street, BLM and the Tea Party among other things.
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S7-E7: We're Pretty Sure that We're Not Sure - The George W. Bush Story
Amanda and Sam discuss mocktails, tea preferences, George W. Bush, the 2000 election, and 9/11 among other things.
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S7-E6: The Bill Clinton Calamity
Amanda and Sam discuss their facial care routines, Bill Clinton's presidency, the super cool Monica Lewinsky, some riots, and an impeachment.
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The HW stands for "Hey! Wacky Sock Day!" - George HW Bush
Amanda and Sam discuss food (of course), hydration, Amanda's childhood political activism (featuring Milli Vanilli), and other things, including but not limited to George HW Bush.
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Nearly Nude - The Ronald Reagan Story
Amanda and Sam lament the retrograde, do a lot of deep dives into things that have nothing to do with anything, and discuss Ronald Reagan and his porn-sounding filmography.
Customer Reviews
So proud!!!
This is your Aunt to the Second Power Or your Great Aunt!! I am incredibly proud of Amanda, Sam and Vince!!!! It’s 1 o’clock In the afternoon during (Carona; per Henry❤️)...... and enjoying a glass of Beaujolais!!!!! And I seldom drink!!!! I love you all.... keep up the great work😍🥰Auntie E
great
occasionally listen but when I do it’s very relaxing and rewarding. good for long drives and when working out. I’m a pre law student going to law school next year and listening to sam and amanda helps me learn new concepts as well as understand ones I’m familiar with a lot better. so much better listening to y’all than my mayo professors who wear black belts with brown shoes.