Listeners, it is with a heavy heart that I have to report the death of my wife, Abigail Houde. She was the voice of Waffles the Dog. I hope to find someone able to provide the general personality and humor of Waffles someday. I was able to edit this final 12-riddle podcast. I hope you enjoy it. I know that this is out of character and out of place for this announcement, but given the circumstances of how my wife passed, may I please recommend checking for any drug interactions for ailments or...

The show is indefinitely on hiatus. The last podcast we will issue will be the one that was just edited, episode six.

Words! (No, not being lazy... that’s the answer to our teaser riddle!) Thank you all for being our fans and a happy Easter and / or weekend! We will have Episode 6 soon!

Happy Valentine’s Day! Check out this 1835 riddle and we’ll have the answer on our next podcast!

Sponsored by Crypto - 🐶 Use our referral link https://crypto.com/app/uxp9jprvrq to sign up for Crypto.com and we both get $25 USD :) Waffles and Papa roll through riddles from across the world! What’s a living train? What does the Loch Ness Monster eat? And what metaphysical mayhem is keeping a man from crossing a bridge - just because he read a sign?!? Find these answers and more in Episode 5!!!

Waffles wakes us at 4:50 AM with an update. AN UPDATE I SAID THANK YOU 🐶🦴🐾 - Waffles

Hey there! We’ve gotten a great international response from all across the world! As thanks we are dedicating Episode 5 of the Riddles Podcast to our international listeners and their favorite riddles. Please feel free to send your favorite riddle to anchor.fm/riddles/message. If you’d like to support us, please consider donating just a little bit at anchor.fm/riddles/support. We’d really love to make this the best riddles podcast around and getting some new equipment would help us record a...

For Episode 4 we found some much more easygoing and fun riddles than from Episode 3’s Guess Me, a book with riddles so arcane you need to live in a certain 100-meter neighbourhood to catch all the historical, educational and societal references. Not that there’s anything wrong with that, but in Episode 4 Waffles steps up the plate/dog dish and plays funnydog to our host The Riddles Kid for over a dozen great riddles. Do you have your own great riddle or two you’d like to share? You can send...

We’re coming up with even more riddles on our next episode. Check out this sample #riddle: What do you get when you take 50, add a cipher, add five, and then 1/5th of eight? Here are three hints. Hint 1: The answer is the sum of human happiness. Hint 2: It’s a four-letter word. Hint 3: You might wind up “roamin’” Google for different number systems! Please check out our earlier episodes in the meantime and please subscribe so you can get our newest episodes hot off the press!

Oh my goodness! In this episode of The Riddles Podcast, Waffles the Dog and our host toss about several ridiculously obscure, locally tailored riddles from Guess Me, the 1879 riddles book we sampled in Episode Two. The last half takes an upturn with some rib-ticklers from the rest of the book. Many thanks to our listeners in the US, Canada, the Netherlands, Singapore and your country if you’re the first! “Or second. Third is nice too.” - Waffles If you like this podcast, please share it and...

You want riddles? Check out The Riddles Podcast for a sample of over 1,000 riddles, anagrams, conundrums, rebuses and charades found in a late 19th century British riddle book. Time has made a few of them into some real head-scratchers and groaners, but you’ll also find dozens of funny ageless riddles and some unique word games. There are even a few short plays! We have the link to this eccentric charmer in the podcast. I hope you like this episode! Please visit anchor.fm/riddles/support if...

Hello there! We’re putting the final touches on Episode 2. Have you ever heard of a numbered charade? You may have seen them around as a generic riddle. The riddle is made of one large word to guess along with smaller words that reuse the large word’s letters. For example, take the word STEAK. Its letters have numbers 1 through 5. 1 would be S, 2 would be T and so on. In addition to the actual riddle about steak, you might also get riddles about TEAK (for example, 2 3 4 5 is a rare wood)...

What fits in a phone, can be heard all alone, puts you in the zone and may make you groan? Why, this first episode of the Riddles Podcast! In this debut episode we present a brilliant little riddle that requires no special education or knowledge to solve. The answer may leave you trying to stump your friends too. The podcast starts right with the riddle so you can send them right to anchor.fm/riddles without having to say “um, so there’s like this riddle...” --- This episode is sponsored...