
Every week, Ken Jennings and John Roderick add a new entry to the OMNIBUS, an encyclopedic reference work of strange-but-true stories that they are compiling as a time capsule for future generations.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 701 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureHistory | |||

In which Futureling Hugh Scott unpacks the saga of drifter, doctor, and self-declared president William Walker. Certificate #28903
In which Futureling Katie Tarara uncovers the surprising rise of a symbol of French celebration in the American Southwest. Certificate #31308
In which a lonely concrete pyramid in North Dakota uncovers the story of America’s ambitious—and short-lived—Cold War missile defense system, with guest Michael Milner. Certificate #1502
In which comedian Saul Henry discusses the global reach of Worcestershire sauce and regional British accents. Certificate #37300.
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You’ve had a lot of good New gas, but I think the dynamic with Erin Dawson is a winner
Oops wait they both made it weird. Again
I love this show and getting to hear more from Ken makes my day everyday. Very unique variety of topics!
Now that he’s gone we can both enjoy!
Sorry that was a lie, she still won’t listen with me :(
I like the new format. I feel like everybody’s learning something new about interesting people and topics. I guess I’m saying I don’t miss Ken! Sorry, Ken. John, you’re great!
Long time fan of John, Ken, and the Omnibus. I was pleasantly surprised at how good the guest host episodes have been. Very good and John does a great job getting people comfortable and easing in to the show. That said, great to hear (and see) Ken back on Grit. Kudos on the transition.
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The episodes feature an eclectic mix of topics that explore historical and cultural narratives with both depth and humor. Key subjects include sports history, notably the impact of venues like Candlestick Park, intriguing theories such as the Phantom Time Hypothesis, and significant figures in history like Thomas-Alexandre Dumas. Additionally, episodes often include personal anecdotes from various guests, ranging from immigration lawyers to musicians, enriching the discussions with unique perspectives and expert commentary. The conversational style fosters a sense of camaraderie between the hosts, making complex themes engaging and accessible to a broad audience. Overall, the podcast offers listeners a delightful blend of learning and enter... more
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Recent guests on Omnibus include:
1. Saul Henry
2. Nabil Ayers
3. Linus Chan
4. Jeff Tiddle
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