WikiWheel with Max & Shea

Haven't you ever wanted to hear two completely unqualified people try to explain what a metastable nuclear isomer is? Of course you have. It's the American dream.This week's subjects: Technetium 99m, Noize MC, and Bulbophyllum Agastor.Email the show: [email protected] at us @wikiwheelTheme and interstitial music by Apache Tomcat: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Apache_Tomcat/

Join us on a Crystal-Light cocktail fueled journey from the slopes of the high andes to the film sets of Tollywood.This Week's Subjects: Crystal Light, Anticona (mountain in Peru), Tollywood Actress Kareena ShahPlease email any questions, comments, or concerns to [email protected] the show on twitter @wikiwheelTheme Music by Apache Tomcat http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Apache_Tomcat/

This week's Subjects: Grumpier Old Men (1995 film starring Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau)Redwood Summer (series of environmental protests) and Saying Grace (painting bt Norman Rockwell)Theme Music by Apache Tomcat http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Apache_Tomcat/Email the Show at [email protected]

We're back to spin you the tale of the console wars, take you inside europe's lamest prison, and then chill you out with a little bit of hula.This week's subjects: List of Sega CD games, La Sante Prison, and Ray Fonseca (hula dancer/instructor)Theme and Interstitial music by Apache Tomcat freemusicarchive.org/music/Apache_Tomcat/Email any questions or comments to [email protected] subscribe and give us a rating on itunes!

Hey gang, Our apologies but we won't have a full episode this week. We had a perfect storm of personal stuff and technical difficulties, and we have decided to move the podcast to bi-weekly. With our much less important day jobs plus an upcoming wedding, the production schedule got to be a bit much. We're hoping the move will allow us to give you guys, our wonderful listeners, a better product by spending more time on both research and editing, and could also allow us to incorporate some additional features like interviews. Thank you for your continued support, please enjoy a few bloops!Theme music by Apache Tomcat http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Apache_Tomcat/Please let us know if you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please email us at [email protected]

Country girls, Co-dependency and Chaos Magicks.This weeks subjects: Peter J. Carrol (English Occultist), Hostile Dependency, and Kacey Musgraves (American country singer/songwriter) CW: Abuse, Neglect, Toxic Relationships from about 17:30 to 36:00Theme Music by Apache Tomcat: freemusicarchive.org/music/Apache_Tomcat/Email the show: [email protected] us on Twitter: @wikiwheelPlease Subscribe, review, and tell a friend!

This one gets a little gross yall. Cool cats, un-cool insects, and a healthy sprinkling of radical leftism.This week's topics: Hestiasula Kasneri (Praying mantis species), Public Holidays in the US, and Ishmael Wadada Leo-Smith (American Jazz trumpeter)Theme and Interstitial music by Apache Tomcat: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Apache_Tomcat/Email the show: [email protected]: @wikiwheelIf you like the show, please subscribe, give us a rating and review, and tell your mama!

Depressing Metal, Sassy working songs, and Buddhist monks who ain't messing around.This week's subjects: Eternal Frost (album by the doom meal band Winter), Ovi (traditional Indian lyric poetry) and Songwangsa Monastery in South Korea.

It's our tenth episode anniversary spectacular! To celebrate we're doing- well, pretty much what we do every time.Today's Subjects: Croonchy Stars, the Swedish National cricket team, and the Goya Tuco-Tuco.Music by Apache Tomcat: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Apache_Tomcat/

This week, Max finally gets to drone on about naval history for a half hour or so, we get our white guilt on about the Little Rascals, and play the worlds greatest tourism commercial jingle. Be prepared to feel an unstoppable urge to go to Ontario.This week's subjects: The USS Ida, Captain Spanky's Showboat (Our Gang short), and Brian Byrne Canadian singer/songwriter