We rode in on tiny little horses and met up with Chicago comedian and improviser Derry MacDermott to explore America in Miniature with our five senses.

After blacking out the windows and memories from a gambling bender, the Statesmen met up with Jess DeBacco to talk about what Nevada does for someone's five senses.

In a triumphantly collaborative effort, the Statesmen and the boys over at the Reel Drunk Podcast team up to figure out which of our home states is the most suitable for the next big Hollywood Blockbuster.

Amongst trees as wooden as the namesake's teeth, comedian and improviser Toby Childs mists the Statesmen with cool water, stimulating our five senses.

It might not be massive, but this episode is. Chicago comedian and performer Lily Ebbott-Burg drags the Statesmen and their limp bodies through one of America's favorite coffee-drinking Commonwealths.

In the first ever Statesmen: Live Show, legendary Chicago improviser and Texan, Caleb George, hog-ties the Statesmen in front of a live studio audience to explore the Lone Star State with the five senses.

Under a desert sun and emerging like phoenixes from the ashes, the Statesmen open their hearts and sense receptors to the Valentine State with Chicago comedian Allison Reese.

Twenty four states. Only five senses. The Statesmen invite Chicago comedian and performer Ateeq Rehman to join them in a draft-style round-robin assembling of their Super Teams of States.

Mounting up to die on our own hill, the Statesmen soar with over The Natural State with Chicago comedian and Arkansas native, George Elrod.

Our steady habits revolve around exploring all fifty states with our five senses, and we've done just that with Connecticut's very own nutmegger Tracie Kunzika.