In 2016, Christian Ruvalcaba, Cody Hall, and Brian Perez started recording themselves talking and the rest was history. Their hour-ish long podcast, known as “The Wanger Show”, quickly became and continues to be the #1 podcast (according to us) on the Schmoes Know iTunes feed. Their popularity has skyrocketed but their egos have been kept in check. Well, except for Brian. That guy’s out of control... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film |
What a WONDERFUL...podcast! Welcome back to the show, everybody. TONIGHT, the apes are back, and not only do they have a planet, but they also have a kingdom within that planet. We'll talk about it. We'll talk about some other things too. Apparently ... more
Welcome back to the show! Today is a big day. Not just because Buccaneers legend Tom Brady just made it through a roast that was full of divorce jokes, but because we now have our first look at the new Superman suit and you guys aren't gonna believe ... more
Howdy. We're back again. TONIGHT, our pal Alex is back. There was a movie about tennis that came out this past weekend and WE HAVE THOUGHTS. So we'll talk about that. Christian wanted Cody to start playing Fallout but instead he paid 70 bucks for a d... more
Hello there! Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. TONIGHT, we're back. Taylor Swift is back. We know absolutely nothing about her music but we're gonna talk about it because it's the thing that people are talking about. The NBA playoffs ar... more
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Probably the best intro to any podcast ever, great cast, and the sneakiest sound bites. Shouts to Eric for his movie reviews, he might be the reason I started listening to you guys. more
Recently discovered these guys through one of their guests (Go Tigers!) and the show has quickly become my go-to podcast. It really is a one-stop shop for all things woodworking :)
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the wangers are truely an inspirational group. They have helped me through some rough times. Thanks to all the wangers. Cody Wang, Brian Wang, Kristian Wang and Jimmy Wang Yang
I’ve been listening to these guys for 6 years! I feel like I’ve grown up with them. I’ve gotten engaged married bought a house and had a child and these 3 were there for all of it 2 hours at a time each and every week For those of us of in our late 20s and early 30s it feels like im listening to a group of friends I’ve known since childhood. When they sit around and talk music movies video games and everything pop culture, The conversations have me laughing hysterical and admittedly sometimes fu... more
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