State Your Case

This week we return to the deep south to tackle Mississippi, and guest Camille attempts to convince Sam that Mississippi is more than just "Alabama, but Kind Of Worse".

Will America 2.0 cut states three weeks in a row? This week, Stevie joins us to defend her home state of Kentucky, we talk about chicken chains, and opine about how Pappy Van Winkle is for awful people who wear fedoras.

Indiana has corn and racing, but does it have anything else going for it? David Kern joins Sam to try and convince him of Indiana's merits. Can they imitate the sports movies they have inspired and pull the upset?

In State Your Case's first Head to Head, Vermont and New Hampshire duke it out to see who has what it takes to make it into America 2.0. Which state will receive the dubious honor of being the podcast's first state out?

Ray Rehberg joins host Sam Greszes as he attempts to argue why Pennsylvania should be admitted into the union even though they tried to kill Santa that one time.

So far, we're 6 for 6. Does the Ocean State have what it takes to make it 7 for 7? Sam is joined by Jonathan and Anna from the Hashtag Obsessed podcast as they debate whether or not anyone will even notice if we got rid of Rhode Island.

This week on State Your Case, Dave Rappoccio, creator of the Draw Play Comic and host of Intentional Sounding -- another great podcast that you should all listen to -- tries to secure Oregon a spot in America 2.0 by convincing Sam that there is more to Oregon than an edutainment game from the '90s.

This week on State Your Case: Is Georgia more than just OutKast and delicious peaches? And if not, does it deserve inclusion in America 2.0 anyway?

DID YOU KNOW: There is more to Colorado than mountains, South Park, and the Denver Broncos? I sure didn't! This week, we decide whether or not Colorado is worthy of induction into America 2.0.

State Your Case makes a foray into the Pacific Northwest! Will Washington State make it into America 2.0, or go the way of the Supersonics?