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Hosted by Jackson Connor Joe Monaco · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 18 episodes
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Two lifelong friends grab the mic to talk about everything from culture and current events to random facts they half-remember from somewhere. Armed with a little knowledge and a lot of confidence, they break down big topics, small topics, and occasionally topics they probably shouldn't be explaining at all. It's equal parts insight, speculation, and good-natured nonsense.
Jackson Connor Joe Monaco hosts A Little Knowledge, a comedy show with 18 episodes published.
What makes something "cool," and who gets to decide? This week, Joe and Jackson tackle sneaker culture, the psychology behind collecting, and the invisible social economy of cultural currency and cultural capital. From l
This week, Joe and Jackson step into the world of sneaker culture—a world filled with hype drops, resale prices, limited editions, and people who camp overnight just to buy shoes. They explore what makes a pair of sneake
This week, Jackson drags Joe into the strange world of perception and forces him to confront a reality he'd rather ignore: blue birds aren't actually blue... and neither is the sky. What starts as a conversation about ho
This week, Joe takes the lead on a deep dive into the history, psychology, and cultural impact of the color red while Jackson jumps in with questions, observations, and the occasional derailment. From prehistoric cave pi
This week, Joe and Jackson dive into the surprisingly weird history of duct tape, duck tape, WD-40, and PB Blaster. Why do some people swear by one product over another? Is Duck Tape actually duct tape? What does WD-40 e
What do Vikings, French nobles, Roman soldiers, and a terrible Sean Connery impression have in common? They all helped shape this week's episode on the surprisingly chaotic history of the English language.
In this episode, Joe puts Jackson in the hot seat with follow-up questions from our previous discussion on language and rhetoric. We explore theories about the birth of language, how humans went from gestures and sounds
What makes language so powerful? Why are humans uniquely capable of persuasion, storytelling, and argument? This week, Jackson shares lessons from a college course he teaches on the origins of language and rhetoric. We d
Why do lyrics matter so much to us? In Part 3 of our ongoing lyrics series, Jackson gives Joe an alternative pronunciation to iambic pentameter and takes a surprisingly serious dive into poetry, meter, rhythm, rhyme sche
In this episode, we explore why people mishear lyrics, where the term "mondegreen" comes from, and how songs evolve through misunderstanding and repetition. We also do a short lyrical breakdown of the classic hip-hop tra
We've all done it—sang a lyric loud and proud only to find out years later we were completely wrong. In this episode, we dive into the world of misheard lyrics, from grunge-era mumbling to the legendary "revved up like a
After breaking down the unspoken rules of the road, which are very much spoken, Joe and Jackson go back through their biggest driving goofs and put them to the test—legal or illegal. Some answers are satisfying. Others…
Driving is the only place where complete strangers silently agree on rules… and then immediately ignore them. We're talking lane hogs, fake courtesy waves, aggressive mergers, and the universal belief that everyone else
Ever wonder what actually goes into putting on a fireworks show? Neither did we—until now. A second opinion pulls back the curtain on the choreography, timing, and risk behind every explosion. We came in skeptical… we le
In Part 2 of our fireworks episode, we revisit everything we confidently got wrong and replace it with actual facts. From how fireworks are made and with what, to why they're legal (sometimes), to what's actually happeni
Fireworks! Loud, beautiful, and guaranteed to send every neighborhood dog into panic mode. We break down what we hate, what we love, and why we watch, sometimes.
In this episode, Jackson takes a shallow dive into the origins of using the word 'tool' as an insult in the modern world. Joe tries to keep up, but mostly derails the conversation every chance he gets. Somehow, Jackson k
Jackson unpacks a 'lifelong lesson' he had wrong, and now feels completely confident explaining. Meanwhile, Joe shares how he and an accomplice took it upon themselves to improve their friends life—without his knowledge,
One of them builds things for a living. The other sits at a computer all day. In their first episode Joe and Jackson talk about growing up with dads who believed every kid should know how to work with their hands. Did we
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A Little Knowledge is hosted by Jackson Connor Joe Monaco. The show is categorised under comedy (education) and has published 18 episodes.
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