Category: Wednesday Walk

This week in the Wednesday Walk: A cavalcade of holiday cheer including mozzarella sticks, the bong menorah, Yukon Cornelius, the Folgers coffee incest ad, Jewish mad libs, a Yule Log for our times, CBD, how to troll a scammer, roots of ancient forests, and Mycecaean tombs.

This week in the Wednesday Walk: drunk birds, better Hanukkah movies, human composting, Mormon corruption, magical dreidel schnapps, the decade in internet highlights, the looming threat of Quentin Tarantino, military social media, infinite war, and an endless poster chasm.

This week in the Wednesday Walk: toothpick sculptures, AI dungeon crawlers, Steiner math, the Ramones on dulcimer, algorithms that shouldn’t have been loosed upon the world, the tolls of unscientific nonsense, Queen Victoria’s fruitcake, and the sea.

This week in the Wednesday Walk: quantum biology, respectable cinema, Rod Stewart’s hobbies, a stroll on the lunar surface, 75 Big Mouth Billy Bass, more uses for your phone case, an oral history of the podcast, and a knock-down drag-out among judges.

This week in the Wednesday Walk: Muppet artistry, vibration patterns, a family tree leading all the way to Woden, the Lyme disease vaccine, Yiddish literature, web domains, the schlemiel-schlemazel dichotomy, and surprised deep sea worms.

This week in the Wednesday Walk: Thanksgiving recipes, the Milkdromeda Galaxy, the Titanic crew’s PCP trip, astrology, when to deploy laser pointers, cryptographically impossible Mario levels, and Hallmark’s Hanukkah offerings.

This week in the Wednesday Walk: A prehistoric mammoth trap, the invention of extinction, maklunky, medical mixups, the Berlin Wall, shopping for introverts, how to write a research paper on ninjas, money laundering, horse emoji, casualties of gender fundamentalism, Ring, and good dogs.

This week in the Wednesday Walk: The Ikea Tarot, feral children, The Disney Vault, microphotography, fast food meme-masters, calming television, LuLaRoe, a payphone that runs Linux, archival audio you can listen to right now, the invention of popular music in the US, PlayStation Vue, and the greatest musical accompaniment in the history of motion picture arts and/or sciences.

This week in the Wednesday Walk: a dozen takes on Transformers, the Cosmic Crisp apple, diamonds, a perfect circle, Skeletor, Pierre Delecto, a nun’s version of The Last Supper, the end of 8-inch floppies, the town that’s outlawing Halloween, and what it’s like to track the worst people on the internet.