
A weekly podcast for knowledge about anything and everything. From North Korea to Nicolas Cage, Tim and Tom leave no stone unturned in their humble quest to make the world a more informed place. Put away the encyclopedia four-eyes because this may just be the last resource you'll ever need. Wikipedia, consider yourselves on warning.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 540 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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Halloween Month™ may be over, but we still have some creepy crawly stuff we wanna talk about. Tom has a lot to say about spiders and a lot of myths he wants to bust, so sit back and let him regale you with tales of our eight-legged friends.
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Whether it’s The Old Hag, the Hat Man, the Greys, demons, or just some guy sitting on your chest, no one likes to wake up and find they can’t move. It’s inconvenient at best and horrifying at worst. For our Halloween Month finale, we’re talking all a... more
Halloween Month™ continues with a discussion of the famous occultist, poet, mountaineer and fancy little rich boy Aleister Crowley -- a guy who practiced black magic and eventually went on to haunt the members of Led Zeppelin.
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“Curses to you!” Is what you WON’T be saying after you listen to this week’s episode, all about Curses! Halloween Month continues this week as we discuss why we call swears curses and what actual curses are out there ruining peoples’ days. We talk ab... more
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I look forward to a new episode every week! I love listening to you guys just TALK and you are both quite funny, y’all just increase my mood every single time!!
turned off the quincy jones episode after 20 minutes. in that time they managed to name 3 albums he worked on and that’s about it. the rest was random nonsense about the guest’s kid, journalism, and rashida jones’ sleeves. if it was at least funny or entertaining i may have continued to listen or try another episode, but not for me
i’ve been listening to TCGTE since 2018, when i was 16 years old. i love this show, the hosts’ sense of humour just gets me every time, and makes me laugh out loud. if you are looking to learn a lot about a topic, i would look elsewhere, but if you enjoy banter about old sitcoms, fast food and music talk, some immature JO jokes, and ridiculous bits (prime example: their Neil Young episode), definitely give this show a listen, you will become a long term fan like me!
I get a bad taste in my mouth every time their episode art comes up.
AI for the sake of it makes me question their general vibe to be honest.
These fellas are hilarious and even funnier when it veers of the pod topic of the week.
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Consistently engaging and humorous, this podcast offers a wide-ranging exploration of various topics, ensuring there's something for everyone. From nostalgic reflections on childhood experiences to lighthearted discussions about cultural icons like Dolly Parton and the peculiarities of everyday life, the hosts manage to blend personal anecdotes with informative content seamlessly. Each episode often takes a whimsical turn, tackling mundane subjects with wit and insightful commentary, appealing to listeners seeking both entertainment and the occasional laugh over serious societal discussions.
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