Wikiphilia

Blake gets down to the bottom of common expressions and their funky backstories.

Kevin adds to your list of evilest countries and Belgium kings to ever exist.

Kevin will find the humor in maniacal white guys that refuse to be rescued from the jungle.

Blake talks about dancing, sneezing, and the little friend inside his armpit.

Kevin shatters his own irrational fear of leprosy thanks to Wikipedia.

Blake tells us about a gambling table in Virginia City, Nevada that seems to really make a fellow depressed.

Steve covers 1. Mister Splashy Pants 2. Bielefeld Conspiracy, 3. General Butt Naked 4. United States v. $124,700 in U.S. Currency 5. Marcel Petiot

Part 2. Kevin retells about wacky deaths from 1913 to present.

Part 1. Kevin retells about wacky deaths from 620BC to 1913.

Kevin explains why you should never piss off a mystic, autistic Indian.

Kevin creeps us out with how close we came to breeding humans with chimps.

Steve wishes he was a horse, but not any horse, Clever Hans.

Blake discusses all of the fun things that you can do with a dead person’s face.

Kevin dwells on just the negative side of using an abandoned strip mine for a trash dump, and then the dangers of lighting it on fire every year.

Blake explains how rabbits can destroy a garden, a movie, a presidential campaign, and an emperor’s hunting trip.

Steve talks about animal rain and somewhow transitions into cargo cults and John Frum.

Kevin teaches us about balls, knives, and priests.

Blake takes us for a ride on the Euphemism Treadmill. We don’t get anywhere.

Kevin’s first 1 hour show about the world’s unluckiest Spanish explorer.

Blake explains why it was bad to be a monkey in the 1970s.