Wiki Say What

The plot most definitely thickens in the final part of this series. As we wrap up this mess of a case, there are finally some answers...sort of. This Wikipedia article is pretty confusing, so we pick through it and try to clear the air. Jonas, Grant, and I share many laughs in this episode, so come join us for the fun!

The second part of this complex crime is discussed, as new characters are revealed and the crime itself is explained, ending in Brian's death via collar bomb. Jonas and Grant are back to tell this riveting story.

This Wikipedia article is where it all began...Greta and her friends Grant and Jonas discuss the death of Brian Wells, a pizza delivery driver who died via a collar bomb after a bank robbery scavenger hunt. Sound complicated? It is. But the three of us who are mildly obsessed with this Wikipedia article have you covered! Join us for part 1 of this 3-part story.

Join Greta and her pilot friend, Courtney, as they learn about the mishaps of Franz Reichelt, a man who was convinced he could successfully parachute from the Eiffel Tower. Lets just say...things didn't go as smoothly as he hoped.

Join Greta and her guest Noah as they learn about Dusty, a snowshoe cat whose claim to fame was stealing bras, dish towels, and so much more. He even made it on the Late Show with David Letterman. Come hear his fascinating life story.

Join Greta and her guest Lindsey as they unpack the disappointing life of Munafri Arifuddin, a man who ran for office in Indonesia, unopposed...yet things did not go his way. It's short, it's interesting, and it's a great fun fact to share with your family while under quarantine!

Join Greta and her guest Jack as they learn all about the story behind Presidential M&M's and how they have evolved over time. This is information you never knew you wanted to know but will be so happy you now do!

Join Greta and her guest Amanda as they uncover the story behind Mehran Karimi Nasseri, a man who lived in a French airport for almost 12 years after fleeing from his home country.

Join Greta and her guest Lindsay as they discuss a critical court ruling in 1893...whether a tomato is a fruit or a vegetable.

Join Greta and her guest Grant as they discuss the funny, unusual sentencings given to criminals by Judge Michael Cicconetti.