America 2.0
J S Mayank and David Carlyle | RealmSeth McGuire (Patrick J Adams) is a first term Congressman. He’s also an unflinching idealist and a profound optimist. When embroiled in his first ever controversy, Seth is completely ill-equipped to navigate D.C.’s political treachery. Hope comes in a EUREKA moment, putting him at a crossroads: can his bold and revolutionary plan really save this country, or is he going to talk himself right out of office when people hear his crazy idea? Find out in our 6-part, scripted, narrative podcast series - AMERICA 2.0, starring Patrick J Adams, Kate Walsh, Shanola Hampton, Ming-Na Wen, Spencer Garrett, Jack Coleman, Autumn Reeser, and Laurence Fishburne.
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Welcome to our special bonus episode. We recorded a live, moderated panel with our cast – Shanola Hampton (Anna Rossi), Spencer Garrett (Porter Purvis), Jack Coleman (Dan Carrington), and Autumn Reeser (Olivia Huff) – as well as the crew – J S Mayank... more
In the conclusion of our first season, Seth completes his heroes’ journey. Each of the characters see their story come to a close, as Seth’s supporters and adversaries will either band with him, or conspire to bring him down. Directed by J S Mayank. ... more
At his lowest point, Seth gets an unexpected visitor – former President Sidney Rutherford – the one person whose opinion he holds over everyone else’s in the world. Between the counsel of his mentor, and Congresswoman Helen Chan, his only true ally w... more
Reviews
- Almost made it through
I’m a big fan of “The West Wing”, so I was hoping for a similar story. I think the potential for one is there, but there are so many ads for products, recaps, teasers for the next ep, and other podcasts and commentary from the creators that I honestly could not discern when the actual narrative started and stopped. I made it to Ep 5 but just quit. A good idea is there, but presentation is distractingly disjointed.
Apple Podcasts2Lucritia
United States5 months ago - Great story. Far too short.
Great story that is simply far far too short. Episode 2 is 15 minutes long and only 9 minutes of actual show, the rest was recap, ads and "next time on"....
Apple Podcasts3Carra100
United Kingdom6 months ago - Too much filler
I enjoyed the story, but episodes that were already very short were half filled with ads, recaps, commentary. Made for a very annoying listen. Should have just been released as a single episode if that’s all the content they have.
Apple Podcasts3werfgtyygUnited States6 months ago - Great Show
I’m not a big fan of scripted podcast shows. However, this show is phenomenal and addictive. Heard the entire first season in one night and found the dialogue well written. Wonderful job on the show.
Apple Podcasts5RTB MiamiUnited States4 years ago - Unrealistic economics
Preachy and basic. Also each episode only has around 7 minutes of new content.
Apple Podcasts1KikofrnUnited States5 years ago
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