According to Wikipedia

Landmarks

After a very extended break, Michael & Josh are back to discuss landmarks! Here us talk about the immaculate Bass Pro Pyramid in Memphis, the Eiffel Tower in Paris that isn't a Bass Pro, and the Statue of Liberty that also doesn't have a Bass Pro inside.

Yukio Mishima

On a somewhat different path than normal, the gang this week discuss author and nationalist Yukio Mishima, his life and what led to him becoming infamous in Japan, as well as his legacy after his death. Yeah, we're not discussing food this week guys.

Magic

In an episode highly anticipated by both Michael and Joshua, we have on board with us today Kyle Anderson (host of KA Radio) to talk all things MAGIC! And, being a magician himself, he answers some very important questions. Such as, how does one learn to be a magician? What are the types of magic you can practice? How many times is Joshua going to mess up the pronunciation of basic words? Yes all these questions are answered!

Fast Food

To celebrate America's victories in the 2021 Olympics, Michael & Josh are talking about quite possibly the antithesis of this entire country: Fast Food. Do they like it? Do they have favorites? Is there a thing called a "Cheeseburger Bill?" All these questions and more on According to Wikipedia! Season Two! Episode Two! A Pick 3 Production!

Clowns

It's here! The second season of According to Wikipedia! No we didn't reach out to Wikipedia to promote the season, THEY reached out to US. On this explosive opening, Michael and Josh discuss the world mystique of clowns, their origins, their traits, their tricks, and yes of all of the creepiness that comes along with it.