If You Can Keep It

Amanda and Sam are back to discuss 6 out of 7 rights set forth in the 6th Amendment. Additionally, we dance around the topic of jury nullification, Zack pretends to quit the podcast, and we sing the praises of SVU episodes featuring both BD Wong and Alex Cabot.

Sam, Amanda, and special guest Radqueerboy discuss the takings clause of the Fifth Amendment.

Amanda and Sam quote movies and discuss the due process clause of the Fifth Amendment.

Amanda and Sam welcome listeners back for season three with riveting discussion of the Fifth Amendment's Grand Jury, Double Jeopardy, and Self Incrimination clauses.

In part two of two of the finale of season two, Amanda and Sam discuss warrants, Warrant, more of Jay Z's 99 problems, cell phone pinging, and pot smoking, exotic backyard pets.

Amanda and Sam discuss the 4th amendment, pay homage to jay z, and end with at least 100 problems.

Amanda and Sam stay sober, discuss movies, and find out that "The laundry / garage effect" actually has a name. Additionally, they discuss the quartering of soldiers.

Amanda and Sam discuss the individual gun rights clause of the Second Amendment.

Amanda and Sam discuss the "well regulated militia" clause of the 2nd amendment ... and the fact that in a colonial street fight, while you have to be pretty good with a knife, you don't necessarily have to be that good with a modified immersion blender. Credit for the gunshot sound at the end of our episode goes to "RA The Sun God". The gunshot sound was used pursuant to a Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution license.

Amanda and Sam discuss the Assembly and Petition Clauses of the First Amendment. Amanda theorizes about stalking Paul Ryan and gets surprisingly angry at Henry David Thoreau.