The Ladies of Miss Information are back! And as usual, they know more about something than they think they do. Join us as Andrew talks about the history of jazz with 10 of its most recognizable figures. Cringe if you realize that Andrew meant the album Milestones when he said Straight, No Chaser was on Miles Ahead.

 Playlist is here! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIAm83MwQ0YC7tWdEkKydHWmrGxnxPVQM

Since we advertised this as a podcast for geeks by geeks, this one should hit all the right buttons. Omar Mahmood comes back to the show to talk about the growing world of statistics baseball with me and Liz Hudson. This is by far the most geeky we've ever gone and it's about sports, so buckle up.

My guests today are Miss Information's Julia and Lauren, and the dynamic duo talk about the greatest American art form -- NBC sitcoms. I dare you to disagree.

Returning guest Liz Hudson brings the beats as she educated Omar Mahmood and me about the history of Musical Theater. This is the first episode to have a playlist attached to it (though see the Facebook post for more info on that.)

Carmela Smith joins the show to talk about space to myself and Carol Bruce. There will be laughs, there will be bad jokes, but most importantly, there will be knowledge.

David returns to school us all on one of his many topics of interest, the state of tennis. If you know nothing about it, you'll learn a lot about the people who've brought it to life over the years. If you know a lot, you can see how much your opinions on player greatness line up with David's.

Lynne Adams comes back after being a trivia recipient in Episode 2 to bring me and David Livasy 10 questions on a topic of her geekdom -- mythology. Listen as we learn new and interesting things that cut across cultures!

Join my guests Alison and Lynne as we cover 10 things about beer. That sound you don't hear is me drinking any while I record, because my guests were delightful company.

We begin with a test run! Liz and David take us through the basic question format as they answer detailed questions about the world's finest country with 10 provinces and 3 territories, while we omit the territories for numerical reasons.