The Kingston Legacy

Robert Algeo and Josh Wodarz tackle most important issue of the day – Pokemon Go! Yes, yes, it’s another thing about Pokemon Go, but you know, with our irreverent spin on things. By irreverent, we mean Robert making fun of it and Josh laughing. Yep, that’s how we roll. Also, Robert once again makes his pitch for two versions of sports: the natural version, and the enhanced version. You know you’d want to watch that, right? Baseball played by people with cybernetic bats for arms. Ok, they don’t talk about that specifically, but they should’ve. Because that would be awesome.

Hey, it’s another month, and another Kingston Legacy. This month, it’s comics, 24, land mines, time traveling CIA agents moving Barack Obama to Mars, and an Indian miracle buster on the lam. Robert Algeo and Josh Wodarz have fun with it all. Because that’s what they do. Show notes and links: Exopolitics » Mars Jump Room (exopolitics.org) /r/Arrow gets fed up with their own show and decides to try something new for the summer : bestof (reddit.com) “Redditor asks for help IDing something found at a building site. Others say it’s a landmine. OP never posts again. https://t.co/aNEAzJElvV” (twitter.com) The Indian miracle-buster stuck in Finland (bbc.com)

Honestly, what more can you say. Robert Algeo and Josh Wodarz spend a lot of time discussing Red Lobster. Oh, and the drug Reanima, which has them a little leery. Show notes and links: California Bar Uses Dynamic Pricing To Sell Shots Of Tequila – Consumerist (consumerist.com) Millennials Are Really Into Red Lobster (foodandwine.com) Biotech Company Granted Ethical Permission To Attempt To Use Stem Cells To Reactivate The Brains Of The Dead (iflscience.com)

Hey, would you work for a robot boss? Would you grab a robot’s buttocks? Even if it was in order for the robot to lead you to safety? These are the extremely important questions that Robert Algeo and Josh Wodarz contemplate for April’s The Kingston Legacy. Show notes and links: A Third of Young Canadians Would Prefer a Robot Boss (vice.com) How would you feel if a robot asked you to touch its buttocks? (arstechnica.com) We may all happily follow our robot overlords to disaster (arstechnica.com) This is the flying chainsaw drone you knew was coming (theverge.com) Gawker begins appeal of $140M Hulk Hogan sex-tape verdict (arstechnica.com)

Hey, would you work for a robot boss? Would you grab a robot’s buttocks? Even if it was in order for the robot to lead you to safety? These are the extremely important questions that Robert Algeo and Josh Wodarz contemplate for April’s The Kingston Legacy. Show notes and links: A Third of Young Canadians Would Prefer a Robot Boss (vice.com) How would you feel if a robot asked you to touch its buttocks? (arstechnica.com) We may all happily follow our robot overlords to disaster (arstechnica.com) This is the flying chainsaw drone you knew was coming (theverge.com) Gawker begins appeal of $140M Hulk Hogan sex-tape verdict (arstechnica.com)

Is the weird internet gone? Has our concept of weirdness changed? What the heck are Robert Algeo and Josh Wodarz even talking about? Well, we do discuss the idea of listicle articles about serial killers in the context of “This one amazing trick all serial killers do! And how you can use it to lose weight!” And we do discuss “The most unsettling video channel on the youtube” with it’s seemingly random test feeds of weird sounds, voices, and blank visuals. Join us in the weird, won’t you? Show notes and links: What are some of the creepiest Wikipedia pages that you know of? : AskReddit (reddit.com) ?Will Every Field of Science Inevitably Spawn Its Own Truther Movement? (vice.com) The Unsettling Mystery of the Creepiest Channel on YouTube (atlasobscura.com)

Is the weird internet gone? Has our concept of weirdness changed? What the heck are Robert Algeo and Josh Wodarz even talking about? Well, we do discuss the idea of listicle articles about serial killers in the context of “This one amazing trick all serial killers do! And how you can use it to lose weight!” And we do discuss “The most unsettling video channel on the Youtube” with it’s seemingly random test feeds of weird sounds, voices, and blank visuals. Join us in the weird, won’t you? Show notes and links: What are some of the creepiest Wikipedia pages that you know of? : AskReddit (reddit.com) Will Every Field of Science Inevitably Spawn Its Own Truther Movement? (vice.com) The Unsettling Mystery of the Creepiest Channel on YouTube (atlasobscura.com)

Is the weird internet gone? Has our concept of weirdness changed? What the heck are Robert Algeo and Josh Wodarz even talking about? Well, we do discuss the idea of listicle articles about serial killers in the context of “This one amazing trick all serial killers do! And how you can use it to lose weight!” And we do discuss “The most unsettling video channel on the youtube” with it’s seemingly random test feeds of weird sounds, voices, and blank visuals. Join us in the weird, won’t you? Show notes and links: What are some of the creepiest Wikipedia pages that you know of? : AskReddit (reddit.com) ?Will Every Field of Science Inevitably Spawn Its Own Truther Movement? (vice.com) The Unsettling Mystery of the Creepiest Channel on YouTube (atlasobscura.com)

To close out 2015, Robert Algeo and Josh Wodarz revisit drones. Unfortunately this episode did not get published until 2016, however. We blame the drones. In all seriousness (though they are rarely serious), the lads cover Tokyo's anti-drone drone, an unfortunate drone accident where a toddler lost an eye, Texas Chainsaw Police, parents attempting to get their children to eat carrots, competitive eating, the gene splicing tool known as Crispr, Josh totally messes up the Square-Cube law, giant viruses, and the cultural place of Osmosis Jones and where do the 90s and 00s begin and end. Join them for the fun. The fun, we tell you. Show notes and links: Tokyo Is Fighting Rogue Drones With Its Own Net-Carrying Drones (gizmodo.com) Toddler loses eyeball after errant drone slices it in half [Updated] (arstechnica.com) Someone Will Eventually Use CRISPR to Try to Make a Dragon or Unicorn (vice.com) Square-cube law - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org) Meet the Scientist Who Injected Himself with 3.5 Million-Year-Old Bacteria (vice.com) Square-cube law - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org)

To close out 2015, Robert Algeo and Josh Wodarz revisit drones. Unfortunately this episode did not get published until 2016, however. We blame the drones. In all seriousness (though they are rarely serious), the lads cover Tokyo’s anti-drone drone, an unfortunate drone accident where a toddler lost an eye, Texas Chainsaw Police, parents attempting to get their children to eat carrots, competitive eating, the gene splicing tool known as Crispr, Josh totally messes up the Square-Cube law, giant viruses, and the cultural place of Osmosis Jones and where do the 90s and 00s begin and end. Join them for the fun. The fun, we tell you. Show notes and links: Tokyo Is Fighting Rogue Drones With Its Own Net-Carrying Drones (gizmodo.com) Toddler loses eyeball after errant drone slices it in half [Updated] (arstechnica.com) Someone Will Eventually Use CRISPR to Try to Make a Dragon or Unicorn (vice.com) Square-cube law – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org) Meet the Scientist Who Injected Himself with 3.5 Million-Year-Old Bacteria (vice.com) Square-cube law – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org)

To close out 2015, Robert Algeo and Josh Wodarz revisit drones. Unfortunately this episode did not get published until 2016, however. We blame the drones. In all seriousness (though they are rarely serious), the lads cover Tokyo’s anti-drone drone, an unfortunate drone accident where a toddler lost an eye, Texas Chainsaw Police, parents attempting to get their children to eat carrots, competitive eating, the gene splicing tool known as Crispr, Josh totally messes up the Square-Cube law, giant viruses, and the cultural place of Osmosis Jones and where do the 90s and 00s begin and end. Join them for the fun. The fun, we tell you. Show notes and links: Tokyo Is Fighting Rogue Drones With Its Own Net-Carrying Drones (gizmodo.com) Toddler loses eyeball after errant drone slices it in half [Updated] (arstechnica.com) Someone Will Eventually Use CRISPR to Try to Make a Dragon or Unicorn (vice.com) Square-cube law – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org) Meet the Scientist Who Injected Himself with 3.5 Million-Year-Old Bacteria (vice.com) Square-cube law – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (wikipedia.org)

It’s all over the place; including this podcast. This week, Robert Algeo and Josh Wodarz talk abut 90:s culture, everything ranging from Jenkos to shows on UPN. Not to mention, they contemplate the humanizing of Bigfoot – and some how things get a little political. Also, Robert hates on Monty Python fandom. Show notes and links: Looking for Sasquatch: an expedition along the ‘Oregon Bigfoot Highway’ | US news | The Guardian (theguardian.com) Pastafarian wins the religious right to wear spaghetti colander in MA state ID picture (rawstory.com) The Only Way to Stop this Cat Fact Spam Is to Tweet at Edward Snowden | Motherboard (motherboard.vice.com) Excruciating City Council Meeting Proves No One Knows Anything About Drones | Motherboard (motherboard.vice.com)

It’s all over the place; including this podcast. This week, Robert Algeo and Josh Wodarz talk abut 90:s culture, everything ranging from Jenkos to shows on UPN. Not to mention, they contemplate the humanizing of Bigfoot – and some how things get a little political. Also, Robert hates on Monty Python fandom. Show notes and links: Looking for Sasquatch: an expedition along the ‘Oregon Bigfoot Highway’ | US news | The Guardian (theguardian.com) Pastafarian wins the religious right to wear spaghetti colander in MA state ID picture (rawstory.com) The Only Way to Stop this Cat Fact Spam Is to Tweet at Edward Snowden | Motherboard (motherboard.vice.com) Excruciating City Council Meeting Proves No One Knows Anything About Drones | Motherboard (motherboard.vice.com)

It's all over the place; including this podcast. This week, Robert Algeo and Josh Wodarz talk abut 90:s culture, everything ranging from Jenkos to shows on UPN. Not to mention, they contemplate the humanizing of Bigfoot - and some how things get a little political. Also, Robert hates on Monty Python fandom. Show notes and links: Looking for Sasquatch: an expedition along the 'Oregon Bigfoot Highway' | US news | The Guardian (theguardian.com) Pastafarian wins the religious right to wear spaghetti colander in MA state ID picture (rawstory.com) The Only Way to Stop this Cat Fact Spam Is to Tweet at Edward Snowden | Motherboard (motherboard.vice.com) Excruciating City Council Meeting Proves No One Knows Anything About Drones | Motherboard (motherboard.vice.com)

Robert Algeo and Josh Wodarz return to discuss Russian fears of America in space, Hypnosis as a disciplinary tool, Pixar’s Sad Lab. Plus, they manage to talk about Dune at the beginning and the end of the podcast. Also, somewhere in there, they develop the concept of a fully analyzed life, as in an app the tells you which day your hair was the best. Statistically speaking, of course. Show notes and links: This post has no title. (riskylengths.com). Russia Is Concerned About America’s Far-Off Space Weapons | Motherboard (motherboard.vice.com). Kinetic bombardment (en.wikipedia.org). ‘They all ended up dead’: anger lingers over students who died after hypnosis | US news | The Guardian (theguardian.com). Hypnosis (en.wikipedia.org). LOL: The Pixar SadLab Figures Out Best Way to Make You Cry (slashfilm.com).

Robert Algeo and Josh Wodarz return to discuss Russian fears of America in space, Hypnosis as a disciplinary tool, Pixar’s Sad Lab. Plus, they manage to talk about Dune at the beginning and the end of the podcast. Also, somewhere in there, they develop the concept of a fully analyzed life, as in an app the tells you which day your hair was the best. Statistically speaking, of course. Show notes and links: This post has no title. (riskylengths.com). Russia Is Concerned About America’s Far-Off Space Weapons | Motherboard (motherboard.vice.com). Kinetic bombardment (en.wikipedia.org). ‘They all ended up dead’: anger lingers over students who died after hypnosis | US news | The Guardian (theguardian.com). Hypnosis (en.wikipedia.org). LOL: The Pixar SadLab Figures Out Best Way to Make You Cry (slashfilm.com).

Robert Algeo and Josh Wodarz return to discuss Russian fears of America in space, Hypnosis as a disciplinary tool, Pixar's Sad Lab. Plus, they manage to talk about Dune at the beginning and the end of the podcast. Also, somewhere in there, they develop the concept of a fully analyzed life, as in an app the tells you which day your hair was the best. Statistically speaking, of course. Show notes and links: This post has no title. (riskylengths.com). Russia Is Concerned About America's Far-Off Space Weapons | Motherboard (motherboard.vice.com). Kinetic bombardment (en.wikipedia.org). 'They all ended up dead': anger lingers over students who died after hypnosis | US news | The Guardian (theguardian.com). Hypnosis (en.wikipedia.org). LOL: The Pixar SadLab Figures Out Best Way to Make You Cry (slashfilm.com).

Oh no, we’re apparently really not done with drones. Though hopefully we won’t have to keep bringing this up again, as we discuss the UK handing down the first ever conviction of illegal drone flying. Plus robots can now beat you at Roshambo 100% of the time, because they’re faster. Cheating robots. Plus, we talk about Point Break and the X-treme era of marketing. Show notes and links: UK hands down first ever conviction for illegal drone flying | Ars Technica (arstechnica.com). Sensor Fusion: High Speed Robots (k2.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp). More California fiber optic cable severed as AT&T offers 250K reward | Ars Technica (arstechnica.com). Point Break (youtube.com).

Oh no, we’re apparently really not done with drones. Though hopefully we won’t have to keep bringing this up again, as we discuss the UK handing down the first ever conviction of illegal drone flying. Plus robots can now beat you at Roshambo 100% of the time, because they’re faster. Cheating robots. Plus, we talk about Point Break and the X-treme era of marketing. Show notes and links: UK hands down first ever conviction for illegal drone flying | Ars Technica (arstechnica.com). Sensor Fusion: High Speed Robots (k2.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp). More California fiber optic cable severed as AT&T offers 250K reward | Ars Technica (arstechnica.com). Point Break (youtube.com).

Oh no, we're apparently really not done with drones. Though hopefully we won't have to keep bringing this up again, as we discuss the UK handing down the first ever conviction of illegal drone flying. Plus robots can now beat you at Roshambo 100% of the time, because they're faster. Cheating robots. Plus, we talk about Point Break and the X-treme era of marketing. Show notes and links: UK hands down first ever conviction for illegal drone flying | Ars Technica (arstechnica.com). Sensor Fusion: High Speed Robots (k2.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp). More California fiber optic cable severed as AT&T offers 250K reward | Ars Technica (arstechnica.com). Point Break (youtube.com).