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A Little Knowledge

A Little Knowledge

By: Jackson Connor Joe Monaco
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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.2026
Episodes
  • Lyrics, Memory, and Misunderstanding Part 2

    Lyrics, Memory, and Misunderstanding Part 2
    May 16 2026

    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 track They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.) by Pete Rock and C.L. Smooth, discussing its themes and lasting impact.
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    24 mins
  • Misheard and Confident: 'Revved Up Like a… What?

    Misheard and Confident: 'Revved Up Like a… What?
    May 9 2026

    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 deuce" confusion in Blinded by the Light.
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    32 mins
  • We Missed Our Exit. We're Dealing With It. Part 2

    We Missed Our Exit. We're Dealing With It. Part 2
    May 2 2026

    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… not so much.
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    32 mins
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