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- Ep. 26, Hasta La Vista, Arnold!: What California's Budget Mess Means for America
- Ep. 25, Throw-Pillow Fight: Is your interior designer really putting your life at risk?
- Ep. 24, Beer: An American Revolution: How the microbrew movement gave rise to massive consumer choice
- Ep. 23, Agricultural Subsidies: Corporate Welfare for Farmers
- Ep. 22, Killer Chic: Hollywood's Sick Love Affair with Che Guevara
- Ep. 21, Universal Preschool: A silver bullet for education reform or a waste of money?
- Ep. 20, Get Some!: How to Fix America's Health Insurance Crisis
- Ep. 19, Second Life: A Virtual Frontier
- Ep. 18, Ethanol: Silly Senator, Corn is for Food!
- Ep. 17, Earmarks: The Alien Menace
- Ep. 16, Banned: Welcome to Nanny State Nation
- Ep. 15, Mexicans and Machines: Why it's time to lay off NAFTA
- Ep. 14, Raiding California: Medical Marijuana and Minors
- Ep. 13, The Wall: The Cost of Securing Our Southern Border
- Ep. 12, Mississippi Drug War Blues: The Case of Cory Maye
- Ep. 11, Food Fight: Battle of the Bacon Dogs
- Ep. 10, Immigration: The Beckham Factor
- Ep. 9, Organ Transplants: Kidneys For Sale
- Ep. 8, Unlocked: Education Revolt in Watts
- Ep. 7, Living Large: America's Middle Class
- Ep. 6, Dance Ban: Footloose in Arizona
- Ep. 5, Redevelopment: A Tale of Two Cities
- Ep. 4, Texas Close'Em: Cops Raid Poker Games
- Ep. 3, National City: Eminent Domain Gone Wild
- Ep. 2, Medical Marijuana: Drew Carey Defends Medical Marijuana
- Ep. 1, Gridlock: Hell on Wheels
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