Announcing CLICK THROUGH, a new podcast from former Ringer employees

Bazeley Wagner Productions has announced the launch of “Click Through” — a new Wikipedia deep dive video podcast about how the internet used to feel.

The show is hosted by Bobby Wagner and Alex Bazeley, the longtime friends and co-hosts of the influential sports and politics podcast Tipping Pitches. Wagner — a former producer of The Big Picture, The Press Box, The Wedding Scammer and more at The Ringer — and Bazeley will be producing the show independently, with collaborators Richie Bozek (After the Hunt with Brendan Hunt and Rebecca Lowe, Bird’s Eye View with Sue Bird), Saul Malone (7 PM in Brooklyn with Carmelo Anthony, The Schultz Report with Jordan Schultz), and Ronak Nair (First We Feast, The Ringer).

Click Through is a Wikipedia deep dive comedy podcast. Each week, the hosts (and a rotating cast of guests) select two Wikipedia pages and have to navigate from one to the other in 60 minutes, only by clicking hyperlinks on the pages. Derived from a popular game they played as kids, Click Through is a grasp at an internet that is far too scarce now — one free from algorithms, apps, and AI slop. Viewers will come along on delightfully digressive journeys through Wikipedia (one of the last great places on the internet), following along with Wagner, Bazeley, and guest’s screens as they go down various rabbit holes and interview friends and fellow media members about their relationship to the site and the topics covered.

Shot entirely on location at coffee shops, bars, restaurants, records shops, and libraries around New York City, the show examines the ways in which the internet follows us everywhere in 2026, and whether there is any hope for reviving a type of internet that is less toxic — websites, reading, functionality, a blend of the digital and analog. Season 1 will feature guest appearances from Mattie Lubchansky, David Sims, Sean Fennessey, and more.