I Read a Wiki: Recent Episodes
William Sleepdick
In the episode we talk about my two favourite types of energy: Light and Sound! (Incase you were wondering, yes, heat is my 3rd favourite energy, but I don't want to talk about it).
If this placeholder description is still here then I guess I couldn't come up with anything more interesting to say about the topic of this episode, Music!
You think you know Geisha (芸者) , but do you really know Geisha (芸者)? You don't, but if you are immune to bad Japanese pronunciation then you may.
Learn more about the famous Australian outlaw and his gang. BONUS: I don't do an Australian accent.
In this episode we learn about, amongst other things, the accuracy of the film 300 (spoiler: pretty accurate).
We all know Einstein was a clerk at a Swiss Patent Office who liked to play violin in his spare time, but did he ever do anything else? Listen to find out.
The interesting life of an interesting man named Nutt, read by an uninteresting man not named Nutt.
I know you're thinking "how could a planet that has a storm bigger than the entire Earth, where it rains liquid helium be interesting!?" Well maybe we'll find out as we blast off to Jupiter!
The World is a big place and I aim to explain every single thing about it in less than 25 minutes.
I realise now that I didn't do a great job of explaining what this is about, so the even shorter version is: I read a Wikipedia page out loud and we maybe learn a thing or two. Happy now?