Terra Incognita

What do you know? What is it you think you know? Step into the DEN with Nick and Corey as they discover sight beyond sight under the panopticon that is the New World Airport Commission. Blucifer: http://www.slate.com/content/dam/slate/blogs/atlas_obscura/2014/03/17/the_blue_mustang_is_part_of_several_conspiracy_theories_centered_on_denver/bluemustang.jpg.CROP.promo-large2.jpg Keystone:...

How many presidents have there been? The answer may surprise you, and make you question your understanding of linear time. More importantly, what were those old dudes' pets like? Corey wants to tell you.

Nick brings you the tale of a master / of cacophonous rhymes on disaster / who penned poems all day and night / never once got a single one right / named Bill McGonagall, famed poetaster.

Joyce. Proust. Tolstoy. None of these chuckleheads come close to the sheer amount of words in history's longest epic. Tune in to this very special, 16-day-long episode of Terra Incognita to hear Michael read it in full!

Corey proves democracy is the worst system for playing Pokemon, except all others. Team Rocket is defeated at the beaches of Cinnabar Island, and many pokemon lives are lost during Bloody Sunday.

Join Nick and Corey on an island adventure with tour guide Michael, as they inadvertently create religions out of canned food, blue jeans, and airplanes. Oops! Sorry we irrevocably messed up your unique and rich culture with autographed pictures of British monarchs!

When witch hazel is scarce, Rhinoceros tusk will do for gendering people in a pinch. Rommel finds water in the African theater, and Corey presents a panacea for water shortages around the world.

In Terra Incognita's maiden voyage, Nick unspools the tale of the mysterious Charles Domery, a peculiar Polish polyphage who picknicked with the Prussians and noshed with Napoleon's Grande Armée during the War of the First Coalition.