Rabbit Hole: A Wikipedia Podcast

Dear friend, delightful man Mark Campbell joins us to talk about everyone's favorite Dutch sprint canoeist. From there we discussed Paradise Lost and giants, WAR CANOES, and phosphorescence.

On a dreary day a wonderful man came into our lives. Ian Owens settles down with us to talk about a North Western UK metal band. From there we learned about the Basement Jaxx and their singers, MySpace and their troubles, and coin counterfeiters and their methods.

Erin and Tyler talk up a storm about an Irish children's writer. From there they debate the novelty of the Thong Song, and learn just enough about Buffy the Vampire Slayer erotica.

Erin and Tyler discover a classic Indian film and don't learn much about it. But it does spur a lot of conversation about playback singers and sexy heavenly creatures.

It's another tight twosome taping this week as Erin and Tyler dive into an important security council resolution from their childhoods. From their they go far afield to uncontacted peoples and agronomical delights.

Our favorite sailor Julie Marchiano joins us to talk about a real useful boat coat. From there we learned about the woman who invented DJing, the man who invented Radissons, and the animals who invented musk.

A man who's known us longer than we've known each other, Derek Shoemaker joined us to talk about just like, a classic thrash metal guitarist, dude. From there we learned about conjurations, fools and carnies, with pit stops to talk about Derek's competitive side coming out at Sunday School.

A DM after our own heart, Alan Linic rolled in to talk about a Canadian politician who definitely probably did important things for at least some people. From there we learned about Erin's favorite Brooklyn 99er, ju jitsu, and western wear.

Erin and Tyler start out where most RHs end (Nazis). From there we learn about soft power social pressures and non-corporeal night crawlers.

A special all-in-the-family edition as the Samples matriarch Cindy lets us sit at her couch and plumb the depths of knowledge. From a politician inexplicably named Old Salt, we went far and wide, learning about Indian words Erin was mocked for, funny words without origins, and sad words that describe catastrophe.

Erin and Tyler take a dip in a little creek in SoCal. From there they talk about mixed drinks and Sgt. Reckless.

Erin and Tyler cozy up with pup and dive into a magical neighborhood of Montreal. From there we learn about Trudeaumania and the Vatican's murky etymology.

Erin and Tyler settle into their cozy new recording digs to tape another two-fer, all based on a long-lived and doubly-named orchestra. From there we learn about magical beings and crappy books.

Our favorite world-spanner joins us for an unprecedented THIRD TIME! Dr Ron sits down to talk with us about a noted trans rights activist, and from there we learn about Adam's Apples, innuendo and more awesome activists.

Dear daddy Kellen Terrett sat down with us for a very special 100th episode! So special we didn't really talk about it until the end. We were just too busy talking about a dreamy arbitrageur. From there we learned about an awesome German-American, the gold standard, and where bears and bulls comes from.

Erin and Tyler talk about a pretty cool photographer, and from there learn about heart-throbs and world-travelers.

Erin and Tyler talk about a very popular helicopter shooting zombies game. From there we learn about a word even Shakespeare found pretentious (if he even exists), and moonshine moonshine moonshine.

The mellifluous Meghan Babbe joined us to talked about an English rabbi from the long ago. From there we learned about republican revolutionaries, a strong woman, and strong women.

Rabbit Hole catchphraser Alex Trepka returns to talk with us about an underwhelming NYC band. From there we learn about Chicago blues, stoicism, and centerfolds.

Erin and Tyler chat about a small village or town, but definitely not city, in England. From there we learn about a sentinel of science fiction and the perks of peat.