According to Wikipedia

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. 

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.

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!

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!

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. 

On a very classy season finale, we have busted out a total of four bottles of the titular wine to discuss and ponder over as we delve further into utter insanity. Joining us on this adventure is Patricia Nalan and Phillip Kennedy (of Pat & Phil on a Couch fame), as well as Andrew Maddock (returning guest and host of Droning On & On) to help wrap up this season in a tight and saucy little bow. Enjoy!

On the most taboo episode to date, Michael and Josh are venturing into dangerous waters to discuss Malcolm Brenner, author of "Wet Goddess," AKA the autobiographical book about a man who had relations with a dolphin. To help us with this unlawful topic, we are joined by the host of Droning On & On, Andrew Maddock, who read the book so you don't have to! Yes this is real! 

VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED (Especially if you love dolphins)

It's time to talk about the protectors of America: the Federal Bureau of Investigation, AKA the FBI. To help us with this conversation, we've enlisted the help of self-proclaimed Pick 3 Entertainment producer, Kevin. Tune in to find out if Michael has what it takes to become a vigilante. 

Today we're falling down one of Wikipedia's many wormholes to discuss the very popular "List of Unusual Deaths" page. To help us with this, we've enlisted the help of our good friend Anderson "Wikipedia" Roe, and put her knowledge to the test so we don't have to do as much work. Enjoy!

It's pizza time everyone. That's right, this week Michael and Joshua are exploring the classic Italian cuisine, the many forms it comes in, its bastardization in the United States, and the rather heated debates that come along with it. Michael yells a lot.