In last weeks episode, Seth really wanted to see Ben’s #beard puffed up after a shower, so here’s what you get! Check out episode 5 tomorrow!
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Happy #Pride! The rainbow flag is a global symbol of LGBTIQ+ pride & social movements. It was designed in 1978 by artist & gay rights activist Gilbert Baker, who refused to trademark it. Follow along this month as we highlight more pride leaders & history! https://t.co/DsiGOXE9iZ
As of 2020, fewer than 1% of Wikipedia's editor base in the U.S. identify as Black or African American. We need everyone’s help to change that.
Read @Wikimedia COO @janeenuzzell's invitation for action: https://t.co/fomn6p8bdk #WikiBlackHistory
#WikiWalkThru episode 13 is out today, on the 13th! This episode is about random number stations, is this all a #conspiracy? You’ll have to listen to find out!
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This year has a special meaning for Wikipedia — it's our 20th birthday!
Join a global virtual party on 15 January to celebrate two decades of Wikipedia and the incredible people who make it possible.
@Wikimedia CEO @krmaher shares details ⏬ #Wikipedia20 https://t.co/tpaKVUwbht
Have you ever been surfing down the rabbit hole of Wikipedia and thought to yourself "could this get any weirder?"
@TheAVClub has you covered. https://t.co/UrzJzAxfmq
Did you hear that the height of Mount Everest changed?
No joke: A few days ago, China and Nepal—the two countries that share the mountain—announced the official height of the tallest mountain in the world would increase by .86 m (2.8 ft). https://t.co/APdzQDqbhu
Finals and projects have been hitting us hard, so no new episode last week and not sure yet if we’ll have one on time this week, buuuuut we’ve added @tatum_blaine to the team and he edited the most recent video!
Give it a watch #wikiwalkthru#podcast
https://t.co/bAzcLmNmIb
We’ve got our new socially distant virtual episode out now on all #podcast platforms! This week we have special guest all the way from Houston, @SamuelBroadous
Check it out and share it with your friends!
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Hey guys, we’re back this week with a new episode! This time the doomed balloon fest of 1986! Listen to see what happens
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Where do superstitions around Friday the 13th come from?
Some historians point to a Norse myth about 12 gods at a dinner party. The trickster god Loki, who wasn't invited, showed up anyway as the 13th guest and arranged for the death of one of the gods. https://t.co/SLQkvqF9gQ
Wikipedia editors put an enormous amount of care and dedication into getting information correct.
One contributor invested 90 hours and read through 3,000 pages of scientific literature to rewrite just one section of Wikipedia's climate change article. https://t.co/phFAiwGdOA
No new episode this week, Ben and Seth are talking the week off to hopefully get caught up on editing the video version.....
we’ll see about that 👀
In the meantime, be sure to share the #WikiWalkThru#podcasts with your friends! And tweet Seth ideas!
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