Wikishuffle

by Jack Stewart, Chris Wallace, Phil Sharman

Winner of Best Comedy Podcast at the 2015 UK Podcasters Awards, every week Jack, Chris and Phil press the Random Article button on Wikipedia and talk woefully under-qualified nonsense about whatever it throws up. Encyclopædia Moronica, if you will.

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  • Scrish
    Great Show all the way around!
    We love English podcasts! Great entertainment! 5 Stars after one listen!
  • Topper O'Toole
    I’m a subscriber!
    Fun concept, hilarious execution. Makes me want to fall down a WikiHole for a while.
  • d712e4
    Super cool concept...
    I like the hosts a lot. Production is great.
  • Drpencilblots
    Give it a listen!
    It's a fun and funny podcast with three blokes that are smart and funny.
  • uni897
    Weird Set-Up - Great Show!
    This is an extremely interesting topic to base a podcast around and while you think it may get old after two episodes, the hosts do an amazing job of making sure they keep the episodes fresh and engaging and enough to give this scenario legs for a long time.
  • TRPcast
    Wikipedia Surfing at its Best
    I love wikipedia surfing. What surprised me was how fun it was to listen to someone else wikipedia surfing!
  • Future Horse
    Great concept!
    This show is a genuinely good idea with a great execution. 5 Stars.
  • Ulliance
    Love this concept
    I love this concept, discussing whatever fate throws at them and they seem a friendly group; easy and enjoyable to listen to!
  • MokshaGren
    Great execution of a phenomenal concept
    I could make myself feel better about my love for this show by saying I'm learning something...but really I just keep showing up for the ridiculousness, the cleverness, the great chemistry, and the endearing accents. Mainly the accents
  • UncleTater
    Wikishuffle
    Great concept for a show! It winds up being informative and silly at the same time. Keep the episodes coming. I'll tune in again to see what the randomizer has in store next!
  • Internetschoolpodcast
    Cool concept, well executed!
    Re 1950s dolls: "...why was this for kids?”
  • thedigpodcast
    has great promise!
    They are still working out a few kinks, adjusting the format and working out technical bugs, but it's a great premise and they have really good rapport. I expect great things from this podcast.
  • DrDogBot7
    So That’s what the "Random Article" button is for!
    These dudes read a random wikipedia article at you and manage to make it funny. You may even LEARN something, though probably not. Check it out!
  • BathtubTequila
    Wikishuffle!
    Wikipedia's "random article" is very addictive, and this podcast captures that feeling of exploring random topics for way too long!
  • dumbnogoodnik
    Good show
    Funny show and nice chemisstry between the hosts.
  • TheSerialHobbyist
    Good stuff!
    Interesting and funny, check it out!
  • Hiroja Shibe
    Love It!
    Extermenly Funny Show From Over The Pond. I loving the show was LOL the whole time and was a great listen.
  • TeamCameron
    Solid Chemistry
    These guys have incredible chemistry and a great show because of it! Keep it up!
  • ThisIsTomSTOPSAYINGMYNAMEISTAK
    Good stuff!
    Cheerful, funny podcast in a sea of negative, dreary shows!
  • cmad788
    Infectiously Funny
    I have to admit, I went into this show with a crummy mood and a bad attitude. But a few minutes in I was giggling on the subway in spite of myself. Would recommend.
  • Albrexor
    Fun show
    Good back and forth from the hosts.
  • Joey_vee
    I've given up giving up on this podcast
    I threw my hands in the air because I am a true player...of this podcast! XOXOXO. Jack me and Chris me all over!
  • Mindfudge Comedy
    It's good!
    I really enjoyed this! These guys are funny and smart! Looking forward to more!
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