How much alcohol would you need to drink to assemble your friend's house? In part II of this episode, Kyle Berseth and Jheisson Nunez finally settle down in their brand new Sears Modern Home.

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Is it true that you can get Bell's Palsy from your refrigerator? Did Babe Ruth actually call his shot? Is Tokyo Drift part of Fast and Furious canon?  The Wiki Boys answer these questions and more as they wrestle their way across Wikipedia going from Bell's Palsy the the Sears Modern Home.

Topics Covered:

1. Bells Palsey
2. Acupuncture
3. Retcon
4. Professional Wrestling
5. Ed “The Strangler” Lewis
6. Babe Ruth

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In 1980 Rosie Ruiz's innovative approach to marathoning took the sport by storm when she cheated her way to a first place in the Boston Marathon.  Harry Truman proved that you don't have to cheat to achieve success when he became one of the least educated presidents to take office in 1945.

Wiki Articles Covered;

1. Rosie Ruiz
2. Interval Training
3. Fartlek
4. Continuous Training
5. Inline Skating
6. Life Magazine
7. Harry S. Truman
8. Shabbos goy
9. Challah Bread
10. Eggs
11. USDA
12. Food and Nutrition Services Program
13. Hunger in the United States
14. Food desert
15. Farmer’s market
16. Supermarket
17. Grocery Store
18. Trader Joes
19. Wegman’s

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Put on your helmet and safety harness because today comedians Kyle Berseth and Jheisson Nunez are pushing the boundaries of what’s socially acceptable as they zip across Wikipedia from the Overton Window to Formula One.

Topics Covered:

1. Overton Window
2. Noam Chomsky
3. Anarcho-syndicalism 
4. Monty Python and the Holy Grail
5. Total Film Magazine
6. Video Game
7. Video Game Genres
8. Racing video game genre
9. Grand Prix Legends
10. 1967 Formula One Season
11. Formula One

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How do you start your day? For Jheisson Nunez the only way to get going is with Starbuck's nitro cold brew and for Kyle Berseth it's by eating a big bowl of Flutie Flakes. Welcome to class. In this episode the Wiki Boys explore NCB, freak shows, the Buffalo Bills and a little known sports phenomena called the Flutie Effect named for Heisman winning quarterback Doug Flutie.

WIKI ARTICLES COVERED

1. Nitro Cold Brew
2. Guinness Brewing Co
3. Guinness World Records
4. Johnny Strange
5. Freak Shows
6. Barnum’s American Museum
7. New York City
8. The NFL
9. The Buffalo Bills
10. Doug Flutie
11. The Hail Flutie

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Head of the class, Jheisson Nunez travels across Wikipedia with his professor Kyle Berseth as they go from Parallel Parking to Seppuku. ***This episode contains jokes about suicide and other mature topics and may not be for everyone. The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is 1-800-273-8255***

TOPICS COVERED

1. Parallel Parking
2. Driving tests
3. Road train
4. Crimean War
5. Russian America
6. Alaska Purchase
7. Alaska
8. Economy of Alaska
9. Reindeer
10. Santa Claus’s Reindeer
11. China Post
12. China
13. Japan
14. Samurai
15. Seppuku

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Would you give your life to win a race? What makes for a stellar flag design? Do you have to pass the Courvoisier? Kyle Berseth and Jheisson Nunez leave it all on the pod as they ride tandem from British cyclist Tom Simpson to the simple design of the Flag of Washington DC.

On his ascent of the dreaded Mount Ventoux during the 1967 Tour de France cyclist Tom Simpson left it all on the bike, dying with his hands still gripped on the handlebars and entering Tour lore.

Despite being the seat of power in the United States, fighting and dying in every war, and paying more federal taxes per capita than every state, the residents of Washington DC are denied representation in Congress. For years DC didn't even have it's own flag! That all changed in 1938 when artist Charles Dunn's design was approved and DC finally had a flag to call its own.

Topics Covered

1. Tom Simpson
2. Brandy
3. Cognac
4.  Stormzy Rapper
5. Grenfell Tower Fire
6. Piper Alpha
7. Occidental Petroleum
8. Delaware
9. Elena Delle Donne
10. The Washington Mystics
11. Washington D.C.
12. The Flag of Washington D.C.

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What really goes on during the Amish rite of passage known as rumspringa? How did the Pagan's get the 25 ton boulders to Stonehenge? Who has better food, Europe or South America? All of these questions and more are answered by comedians Kyle Berseth and Jheisson Nunez as they travel across Wikipedia from Rumspringa to the Summer Solstice.

Wikipedia Articles Covered:

1. Rumspringa
2. Street Dancing
3. Clogging
4. Zapateo
5. Conquistadors
6. Age of Discovery
7. Colonialism
8. The Kingdom of England
9. Great Britain
10. England
11. Stonehenge
12. Wooly Rhinoceros
13. Summer Solstice
14. Midsummer

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Take a trip with Jheisson and Kyle as they discover what may be Australia's weirdest marsupial and learn about the history of the New York Stock Exchange--- For more Wiki U content follow Kyle and Jheisson Nunez on Instagram: @kyleberseth and @jheissonnunez ---Music provided by Davey and the Chains

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