Riffipedia

In their journey to end the scourge of Male Loneliness, fellow podcast hosts Will Duncan (@wheels_duncan, featured in Perfectly Imperfect) and Alex Senti ( ⁨@alexsenti381⁩ , filmmaker) join the Riffipedia Boys to unite for a divine Wikipedia riff session that has been kept in the vault for far too long. Subject matter includes Moroccan-Arab tribal federations, 13th-century Polish battles and the Hundred Years War, children's books about Death, and drunken female entrepreneur and "Bev" founder, Alix Peabody.

Eastchester legend comedian Kevin Wingertzahn and their faithful companion, poet and hero Skeeter Stevenson, join the Riffipedia boys to riff on random Wikipedia articles, including Argentinian Volcanoes, lichen-eating fungus, Italian Film Actress Giulietta Masina, Republican former Virginia state delegate Tim Anderson, the geometrical formation known as Whitney's umbrella, the most expensive houses in Hong Kong, and the 2020 Monte Carlo Rally!

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Brooklyn comedians Sasha von Didkovsky (Fun Gutter) and David Dobbins (Deloitte) join the Riffipedia boys to discuss random Wikipedia articles including Joey's Seafood Restaurants (which we prank called), 98 Degrees, J-Pop music, and a defunct brothel outside Reno, Nevada

Riffipedia is a Wikipedia comedy podcast hosted by Tom Sarabok and Matt Rainis, two Brooklyn-based comedians who also do standup and make sketches.

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Brooklyn comedians, dear friends, and our neighbors Ari Kaplan and Jesse Prado join the Riffipedia boys to discuss random Wikipedia articles including New York City smallpox doctors, Cafe Cubanos, Oxford University Club cricketers, and Russian submarine commanders.

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Hotel Art Thief (viral sketch group featured in Vulture, starring Michael Kandel and Joe Miciak) join the Riffipedia boys to discuss random Wikipedia articles including the first dead member of Menudo, gaelic football, Anglican priests, Pakistani kabaddi, and Appletreewick in England.

Riffipedia is a Wikipedia comedy podcast hosted by Tom Sarabok and Matt Rainis, two Brooklyn-based comedians who also do standup and make sketches.

MC Nanda (amazing comedian featured in the New York Post and on The View) joins the Riffipedia boys to riff and monologue upon the various random Wikipedia articles that the Gods' delivered to us. Topics include professional darts tournaments, Norwegian avante-garde metal bands, and World War II era Olympic swimmers.

Riffipedia is a Wikipedia comedy podcast hosted by Tom Sarabok and Matt Rainis, two Brooklyn-based comedians who also do standup and make sketches.

Art Cai (Joga Comedy, Blunderbuss Podcast, snapchat streak of 829 days with Tom) joins the Riffipedia boys to kick off our second season of the podcast from a new apartment. Articles include Indian-Tamil film Jai Bhim, 1960s Broadway musical Mame, Premier Leage soccer player Diego Arismendi, and World War II - Korean War Veteran / POW Bud Mahurin.

Nick Viagas (Stavvy's World, Struggle Bus with Ivy Wolk, tall handsome guy) joins the Riffipedia boys in an auditorily challenging episode where they discuss the EU Trade Commissioner, the video studio that made "Silly Bandz: The Game", late comedian Wayne Shannon, and China Mieville's Three Moments of an Explosion

Patrick Doran (@lunch_enjoyer) of Podcast About List joins Riffipedia to discuss random Wikipedia articles including the blind mole, South African artists, early African American academics, the sport of Irish hurling, politician Ryan Fattman (his real name), and more!

Comedian and Writer Walker Caplan joins the boys to riff on random Wikipedia articles, including Australian rugby clubs, early British feminist writers, Scottish royal houses, and how they've somehow never seen any TV shows ever.