
E Pluribus Motto
Listening to E Pluribus Motto is like taking a road trip with friends Janet Varney and John Hodgman. In each episode, they spotlight one state and chat about its motto, bird, beverages, songs, and–occasionally–muffins. Plus, you'll hear from residents and guests whose lives or work have been inspired by that state. This podcast is a celebration of regional culture and an homage to the love we all seem to have for the place we call home. Pack your snacks and jump on in!
Episodes (20)

Episode 15: New Mexico - “Crescit eundo”
Janet Varney and John Hodgman are ready to talk all about “The land of enchantment”: New Mexico! Or as the locals call it, “The land of entrapment.”

Episode 14: Kentucky - “United we stand, divided we fall”
Janet Varney and John Hodgman are here and ready to talk all about some blue grass… sort of. It’s all about Kentucky and it’s slightly complicated branded with its iconography.

Episode 13: Wisconsin - “Forward”
Janet Varney and John Hodgman are ready to yell, “On Wisconsin!” And no, that’s not the official state motto. The actual one is MUCH more boring.

Minnesota - “L'etoile du Nord”
Janet Varney and John Hodgman are ready to dive into some lakes! And what better place to do that than the state with more than 10,000 of them?

Maryland - “Fatti Maschii Parole Femine”
Janet Varney and John Hodgman are back with Season 2 of E Pluribus Motto. They’ve chosen none other than Maryland to kick off this brand new tour of state mottos and iconography.

Mail from around the states!
Janet Varney and John Hodgman are back! This is a brief reprieve from the wait for Season 2 of E Pluribus Motto.

#MaxFunDrive special – Even MORE State Cryptids
Janet Varney celebrates MORE state cryptids from our wonderful E Pluribus Motto listeners.

#MaxFunDrive special – State Cryptids
Janet Varney and John Hodgman explore the legendary, creepy, adorable and mysterious cryptids that (possibly) exist across this country.

#MaxFunDrive special – Amy Holden Jones
Janet Varney and John Hodgman chat about the start of the #MaxFunDrive! And then we'll hear from filmmaker Amy Holden Jones.

Tennessee - Agriculture and Commerce
John Hodgman and Janet Varney are pouring some lovely Tennessee tea on the season finale of E Pluribus Motto!

Illinois - State Sovereignty, National Union
John Hodgman and Janet Varney are calling for freedom from the juventocracy as they visit Illinois!

Georgia - Wisdom, Justice, and Moderation (Unofficial)
John Hodgman and Janet Varney are ready for an episode as sweet as a peach: Georgia!

Vermont - Freedom and Unity
There’s a bit of maple in the air because this week John Hodgman and Janet Varney visit Vermont!

New York - Excelsior!
John Hodgman and Janet Varney are heading ever upward! This week is all about New York!

South Carolina - Dum Spiro Spero & Animis Opibusque Parati
John Hodgman presents to Janet Varney the state that’s obsessed with having an excessive amount of mottos: South Carolina!

Virginia - Sic Semper Tyrannis
Janet Varney presents to John Hodgman the commonwealth of Virginia! What a creature filled state! Everything from tiny bats with big ears, directional cardinals and water-based horses.

Massachusetts - Ense Petit Placidam Sub Libertate Quietem
John Hodgman presents his home commonwealth to Janet Varney. It’s time to spotlight Massachusetts!

Rhode Island - Hope
It’s Janet Varney’s turn to present to John Hodgman; it’s the biggest little state in the union: Rhode Island!

Connecticut - Qui transtulit sustinet
John Hodgman and Janet Varney’s first stop on their tour of every state, commonwealth and territory in the United States is Connecticut

Coming soon from Maximum Fun: E Pluribus Motto
Listening to E Pluribus Motto is like taking a road trip with friends Janet Varney and John Hodgman. In each episode, they spotlight one state and chat about its motto, bird, beverages, songs,...
About this Podcast
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2024 Maximum Fun
Language
en
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janet varney, john hodgman, maximum fun, state mottos, states, us states, Comedy, Society & Culture, Places & Travel, History