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Wikireadia: The Podcast that reads Wikipedia.
Eric Goeres | Wikireadia
45 episodes
4 days ago
Wikipedia is awesome. What’s not awesome is reading Wikipedia when you’re walking, driving, trying to get to sleep or sheltering in place. That’s what Wikireadia is here for — Wikireadia is the podcast wherein we pick the most interesting Wikipedia entries and then we read them to you. No commentary or analysis, just the entry itself and the smooth voice of your host Eric Goeres. From cultural phenomenons to scientific principles, architects to movie stars and sunken ships to space rockets, if it’s interesting and it’s on Wikipedia, we’re gonna read it. Contact us at: wikireadia@pm.me
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Wikipedia is awesome. What’s not awesome is reading Wikipedia when you’re walking, driving, trying to get to sleep or sheltering in place. That’s what Wikireadia is here for — Wikireadia is the podcast wherein we pick the most interesting Wikipedia entries and then we read them to you. No commentary or analysis, just the entry itself and the smooth voice of your host Eric Goeres. From cultural phenomenons to scientific principles, architects to movie stars and sunken ships to space rockets, if it’s interesting and it’s on Wikipedia, we’re gonna read it. Contact us at: wikireadia@pm.me
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Magnum, P.I. | Wikireadia #208
Wikireadia: The Podcast that reads Wikipedia.
33 minutes 6 seconds
4 years ago
Magnum, P.I. | Wikireadia #208

Detroit Tigers cap, mustache, male short-shorts in a red Ferrari? That's Magnum, sir.

The original Wikipedia page lives at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnum,_P.I.

From ChatGPT: Magnum P.I. is an American television series that first aired from 1980 to 1988. The show follows the adventures of Thomas Magnum, a private investigator who works in Hawaii. Magnum is a former Navy SEAL who now lives on the luxurious estate of his friend, Robin Masters, who is a successful writer but never appears on the show.

Throughout the series, Magnum takes on a variety of cases and uses his investigative skills and physical prowess to solve them. Along the way, he is aided by his friends and colleagues, including his fellow Vietnam War veterans Rick and T.C., and Higgins, the British caretaker of Robin Masters' estate. Higgins is initially a source of tension for Magnum, but the two eventually become close friends.

Magnum P.I. is known for its blend of action, suspense, and humor. The show also features stunning Hawaiian scenery, including shots of beaches, mountains, and tropical forests.

The show was a huge success during its initial run, and it has since become a cultural icon. Tom Selleck, who played the lead role of Thomas Magnum, became a household name and the show has inspired spin-offs and reboots over the years.

Wikireadia: The Podcast that reads Wikipedia.
Wikipedia is awesome. What’s not awesome is reading Wikipedia when you’re walking, driving, trying to get to sleep or sheltering in place. That’s what Wikireadia is here for — Wikireadia is the podcast wherein we pick the most interesting Wikipedia entries and then we read them to you. No commentary or analysis, just the entry itself and the smooth voice of your host Eric Goeres. From cultural phenomenons to scientific principles, architects to movie stars and sunken ships to space rockets, if it’s interesting and it’s on Wikipedia, we’re gonna read it. Contact us at: wikireadia@pm.me