Hello there, folks. Here are five things you didn't know about I Heart Radio's new podcast, Too Much Information. Number One. It explores the secret histories and little known fascinating facts about your favorite movies, music, TV shows, and more. Number two. The shows brought to you by two trivia titans with too much free time. My name is Jordan Runtog and I'm Alex Heagle were to pop culture nerds and longtime listical writers who have finally been let off our leash. Yes, this leads us the fact. Number three. Over the last decade, we've written for places like People Magazine, Entertainment Weekly, Rolling Stone, b H one, and Page six. We're like Woodward and Bernstein if they investigated bull House instead of the White House. Between the two of us were responsible for thousands of articles, millions of page views, and dozens of dollars in unpaid freelancer checks. Number four. During our career, we've read the entirety of the Internet. It wasn't bad, but it did drag a little in the middle. I have notes, and over the course of our combined two decades plus of being extremely online, we've accrued tons of useless knowledge. That's right, we don't know our own blood types, but we can tell you the name of Billy Joel's high school band. And now we'd like to offload some of that information to you. And finally, fact number five, get ready for behind the scenes details on Austin Powers, Sonic the Hedgehog, Dancing Queen by Abba, eraser Head, Blues Clues, Neil Young's harvest Hook, Bullist goes on, and so will we, but in a good way, we promise. So sit back, relax, and get ready for an unrelenting verage of facts that you can use as talking points at your next party or date, brought to you by two guys who don't like parties or dates. Should we give him a little taste? Now? I don't know, Jordan, we've already hit number five. I mean, these people have got to go, they have lives to lead. Oh come on, we got to mention the fact that the Jeopardy theme was written on Marlon Brando's piano. All right, there you go, there's your one for the road. Or that the voice of Tommy Pickles on rug Rats once recorded an episode and between contractions just before giving birth. You know you're right that was a good one too, Or or that Marvin Gaye nearly quit music and try to join the NFL just before recording his masterpiece what's going on? Okay, that's enough. Don't make me get the hook by. Or there's the time the Spice Girls stole a roll of toilet paper from Nelson Mandela. I'm actually begging you now stop. Or there's the time on the Antiques Road Show when someone brought in what they thought was a rare wine but it turned out to be a jar of urine. All right, that's just gross. Come on. There's also the time Brad Pitt forty shrimp while filming a scene for Oceans eleven. Somehow, that's even grosser. And you know, I can't believe more people aren't talking about this. Did you know that regis filming audition to be the voice of the Beast in Disney's Beauty and the Beast. You can't believe more people aren't talking about that. And hey, speaking to Disney, did you know that John Stamos has the old Disneyland sign in his backyard like he's a huge collector. He even has bits of the Flying Dumbo ride and dolls from It's a small world. It's crazy, you know, you're like that kid from Jerry McGuire right now, just spouting off random facts. Hey, funny story. Did you know that kid grew up to be an mm A fighter. Anyway, we hope you folks will check out our new podcast, Too Much Information, premiering on April a teeth. It's the good kind of information overload. Tune in every Monday, Wednesday and Friday on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows. Your brain will thank us until it won't

Hello there, folks. Here are five things you didn't know about I Heart Radio's new podcast, Too Much Information. Number One. It explores the secret histories and little known fascinating facts about your favorite movies, music, TV shows, and more. Number two. The shows brought to you by two trivia titans with too much free time. My name is Jordan Runtog and I'm Alex Heagle were to pop culture nerds and longtime listical writers who have finally been let off our leash. Yes, this leads us the fact. Number three. Over the last decade, we've written for places like People Magazine, Entertainment Weekly, Rolling Stone, b H one, and Page six. We're like Woodward and Bernstein if they investigated bull House instead of the White House. Between the two of us were responsible for thousands of articles, millions of page views, and dozens of dollars in unpaid freelancer checks. Number four. During our career, we've read the entirety of the Internet. It wasn't bad, but it did drag a little in the middle. I have notes, and over the course of our combined two decades plus of being extremely online, we've accrued tons of useless knowledge. That's right, we don't know our own blood types, but we can tell you the name of Billy Joel's high school band. And now we'd like to offload some of that information to you. And finally, fact number five, get ready for behind the scenes details on Austin Powers, Sonic the Hedgehog, Dancing Queen by Abba, eraser Head, Blues Clues, Neil Young's harvest Hook, Bullist goes on, and so will we, but in a good way, we promise. So sit back, relax, and get ready for an unrelenting verage of facts that you can use as talking points at your next party or date, brought to you by two guys who don't like parties or dates. Should we give him a little taste? Now? I don't know, Jordan, we've already hit number five. I mean, these people have got to go, they have lives to lead. Oh come on, we got to mention the fact that the Jeopardy theme was written on Marlon Brando's piano. All right, there you go, there's your one for the road. Or that the voice of Tommy Pickles on rug Rats once recorded an episode and between contractions just before giving birth. You know you're right that was a good one too, Or or that Marvin Gaye nearly quit music and try to join the NFL just before recording his masterpiece what's going on? Okay, that's enough. Don't make me get the hook by. Or there's the time the Spice Girls stole a roll of toilet paper from Nelson Mandela. I'm actually begging you now stop. Or there's the time on the Antiques Road Show when someone brought in what they thought was a rare wine but it turned out to be a jar of urine. All right, that's just gross. Come on. There's also the time Brad Pitt forty shrimp while filming a scene for Oceans eleven. Somehow, that's even grosser. And you know, I can't believe more people aren't talking about this. Did you know that regis filming audition to be the voice of the Beast in Disney's Beauty and the Beast. You can't believe more people aren't talking about that. And hey, speaking to Disney, did you know that John Stamos has the old Disneyland sign in his backyard like he's a huge collector. He even has bits of the Flying Dumbo ride and dolls from It's a small world. It's crazy, you know, you're like that kid from Jerry McGuire right now, just spouting off random facts. Hey, funny story. Did you know that kid grew up to be an mm A fighter. Anyway, we hope you folks will check out our new podcast, Too Much Information, premiering on April a teeth. It's the good kind of information overload. Tune in every Monday, Wednesday and Friday on the iHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows. Your brain will thank us until it won't