Mostly Trivial with your host Johnee Bee
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a fun, general and short trivia game
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CleanMostly Trivial 216 St Patrick's Day [trivia] | Saint Patricks Day Who Was Saint Patrick? Even though Saint Patrick the patron saint of Ireland and one of the most celebrated religious figures around the world, the factual information about his life and times is quite vague. Most information about St. Patrick has been twisted, embellished, or simply made up over centuries by storytellers, causing much ambiguity about the real life of St. Patrick. However, there are a some elements of his story about which most scholars accept to be true. When Is St. Patrick's Day? Saint Patrick's Day is celebrated each year on March 17th. What Do You Know, Joe? W. B. Yeats is an Irish poet who loved to write about... A. Leprechauns B. Fairies and Ghosts C. Trolls Last Posts Answer: B. For Your Perfect Taste, Your Thoughtfulness Johnee Bee and Robot Boy from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Get the iTune app if you have an iPhone. Find Mostly Trivial on the Android phone as well! This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 4/1/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 215 Hallmark Holidays [trivia] | Hallmark History Early Innovation 1910s - 30s Armed with the success of the Hall Brothers greeting cards, J.C. and his brother continued to innovate. Their first foray into other product lines came in 1917 when the Hall brothers "invented" modern gift wrap. During the peak Christmas season, the Hall Brothers ran out of solid-colored gift dressing, and improvised by selling fancy decorated French envelope linings. Those sold out so quickly that the brothers decided to begin printing their own gift wrap. Also... J.C. Hall Was also was an innovator in marketing his cards. He was intrigued by the word "hallmark" used by goldsmiths as a mark of quality. Mr. Hall liked that it not only said quality, but also included his family name. So, in 1928, the company began marketing its brand by using the Hallmark name on the back of every card. What Do You Know, Joe? What preceded the slogan “When you care enough to send the very best”? For two extra points name the salesman and year that the current slogan was written. A. Because You Have Good Taste B. For Your Perfect Taste, Your Thoughtfulness C. Like Your Freinds and family, You are the Best Last Posts Answer:A. Woody Allen Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Johnee Bee and Robot Boy from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Get the iTune app if you have an iPhone. Find Mostly Trivial on the Android phone as well! This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 3/2/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 214 Famous People [trivia] | Famous People Who Stutter Heres a short list from a long one... James Earl Jones Nicole Kidman Mel Tillis Bruce Willis Jimmy Stewart Peggy Lipton Sam Neill A REALLY famous person Albert Einstein (March 14, 1879 – April 18, 1955) was a German-born Jewish theoretical physicist of profound genius, who is widely regarded as the greatest scientist of the 20th century and one of the greatest scientists of all time. The undisputed "father of modern physics," he proposed the theory of relativity and also made major contributions to the development of quantum mechanics, statistical mechanics, and cosmology. He was awarded the 1921 Nobel Prize for Physics for his explanation of the photoelectric effect in 1905 (his "miracle year") and "for his services to Theoretical Physics." What Do You Know, Joe? Which actor/director was born on exactly the same day as singer Lou Rawls? A. Woody Allen B. Ronald Reagan C. Elizabeth Hurley D. John F. Kennedy Last Posts Answer: B. Figgy Pudding. Now bring us figgy pudding Now bring us figgy pudding And a cup of good cheer! Glad tidings we bring To you and your kin; Glad tidings for Christmas And a happy New Year! Johnee Bee and Robot Boy from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Get the iTune app if you have an iPhone. Find Mostly Trivial on the Android phone as well! This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! | 1/28/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 213 Christmas Songs [trivia] | xMas Songs in the Media Theatrical cartoon short Rudolph's first screen appearance came in 1947, in the form of a cartoon short produced by Max Fleischer for the Jam Handy Corporation, that was more faithful to May's original story than Marks' song (which had not then yet been written). It was reissued in 1948 with the song added. Frosty the Snowman TV program In 1969, the Rankin-Bass company, in association with Mushi Production of Japan, produced a thirty-minute animated television special of Frosty the Snowman that featured the voices of comedians Jimmy Durante as narrator and Jackie Vernon as the title character. This was a story based on the discovery of Frosty the Snowman. Three sequels were produced, Frosty's Winter Wonderland (based upon the song "Winter Wonderland") in 1976, in which Frosty got married, and Rudolph and Frosty's Christmas in July in 1979, followed by The Legend of Frosty the Snowman in 2005. A derivative work, Frosty Returns, was broadcast on CBS in 1992. Happy Holidays MT Listeners! What Do You Know, Joe? In the second verse of We Wish You a Merry Christmas, what do the singers demand? A. Fruitcake B. Figgy Pudding C. Chestnuts on an Open Fire D. Gingerbread Cookies Last Posts Answer: D. Virgin Atlantic The idea, according to their website, is that "puking in dull bags can no longer be accepted, imagine your delight when you discover the receptacle you are about to puke into is of the highest pedigree . . . how much happier you would be handing the steaming bag over to the hostess. . ." Uh, yeah. Whatever, man. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Johnee Bee and Robot Boy from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Get the iTune app if you have an iPhone. Find Mostly Trivial on the Android phone as well! This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 12/23/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 212 Airplanes [trivia] | Airplanes In 1945... A de Havilland Sea Vampire fighter becomes the first purely jet-powered airplane to operate from an aircraft carrier, when Lieutenant-Commander E. M. "Winkle" Brown lands his aircraft on the HMS Ocean in England. Planes in tthe stock market In 1958... An aircraft exchange, which will function like the stock markets and commodity exchanges, opens in New York. China and USA In 1980... Pan Am's Boeing 747 China Clipper arrives in Peking from New York via Tokyo to complete the first official flight between China and USA since shortly before 1949. What Do You Know, Joe? Which airline sponsored a design contest for air sickness bags, known as "Design for Chunks"? A. Air Moldova B. Qatar Airways C. Egyptair D. Virgin Atlantic Last Posts Answer: D. Pups will be weaned faster: Megabats generally have pups 12% of their body size, and microbats give birth to pups about a quarter (25%) of their body size. That would be like an average woman giving birth to a 35 pound child! The reason for giving birth to such large pups serves a great purpose; weaning times are far less. A bat needs to grow up and eat solid food quickly, and as soon as the bat can fly, it is time to move on to solids. The bigger the pup starts out, the less time it will take for it to actually be able to fly. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Johnee Bee and Robot Boy from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Get the iTune app if you have an iPhone. Find Mostly Trivial on the Android phone as well! This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 12/9/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 211 Bats [trivia] | Bats All of us know at least one scary bat story. One reason they show up in so many ghost stories is that they’re nocturnal, they hunt and fly in the dark, so on the rare occasions when we do see them, they seem to emerge from the heart of the night. But that’s just a bad reputation for this generally gentle animal. 1,000 species of bats Most of the nearly 1,000 species of bats worldwide use echolocation for food gathering and navigation, which basically means that instead of seeing where they’re going, as humans do, they hear where they’re going. Bats are nearly blind (hence the phrase, "Blind as a bat,"), but they have extraordinary hearing; they make sounds, and from the way that those sounds bounce back to them, they can tell what’s around them and how far away it is. What Do You Know, Joe? A microbat, like the hollow-nosed bat, for instance, will give birth to a pup that is about 25% of her body size. Why are the babies so large? A. Pups will be able to hold onto the cave ceiling easier B. Pups will be teens and they won't have to worry about "diaper days" C. Pups will already be able to fly D. Pups will be weaned faster Last Posts Answer: B. Johnny Five confounded scientists repeatedly throughout the movie, all of whom assumed that his adaptable behaviour was the result of highly sophisticated programming, and nothing more. He was ultimately determined to be alive due to his grasp of abstract concepts, such as art and humor (and was granted US Citizenship at the end of the sequel). He was voiced by Tim Blaney, whose most recognizable other character was Frank, the dog from the 'Men in Black' movies Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Johnee Bee and Robot Boy from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Get the iTune app if you have an iPhone. Find Mostly Trivial on the Android phone as well! This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 11/6/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 210 Robot Movies of the 50's [trivia] | 1050's Robot Movies Types of Robots A robot is a mechanical intelligent agent which can perform tasks on its own, or with guidance. In practice a robot is usually an electro-mechanical machine which is guided by computer and electronic programming. Robots can be autonomous or semi-autonomous and come in those two basic types: those which are used for research into human-like systems, such as ASIMO and TOPIO, as well as those into more defined and specific roles, such as Nano robots and Swarm robots.Helper robots which are used to make or move things or perform menial or dangerous tasks, such as Industrial robots or mobile or servicing robots. Another common characteristic is that, by its appearance or movements, a robot often conveys a sense that it has intent or agency of its own. Mechagodzilla Mechagodzilla is a fictional character from various films in the Godzilla series, introduced in Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla (1974). He is Godzilla's mechanical doppelgänger and one of the most popular Toho kaiju. Mechagodzilla is also recognized as one of Godzilla's most powerful enemies (all iterations have at one point or another come very close to killing the King of the Monsters). What Do You Know, Joe? In 'Short Circuit', military robot 'five' was subject to a power surge and developed a consciousness. It moved in with Ally Sheedy and adopted this name. A. Tommy Five B. Johnny Five C. Sammy Five D. Number Five Last Posts Answer: C. The Clink! It was owned by the Bishop of Winchester and held prisoners (not just religous ones) from 1100s until 1780 when it was burnt down by the Gordon rioters. Priests, were exempted from the King's justice system ('Benefit of Clergy') and so were held in the Bishop's prison. Conditions didn't sound too bad - when the Privy Council ordered a raid in 1626, they found the door open and various priests living comfortably within, with £100 of loose change lying around! Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Johnee Bee and Robot Boy from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Get the iTune app if you have an iPhone. Find Mostly Trivial on the Android phone as well! This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 9/12/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 209 Famous Prisons [trivia] | Famous Prisons Tower of London Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress, more commonly known as the Tower of London, is a historic castle on the north bank of the River Thames in central London, England.The castle was used as a prison since at least 1100, although that was not its primary purpose. A grand palace early in its history, it served as a royal residence. The Bastille in Paris The Bastille was a fortress-prison in Paris, best known today because of the storming of the Bastille on 14 July 1789, which along with the Tennis Court Oath is considered the beginning of the French Revolution. The French national holiday, celebrated annually on 14 July is officially the Fête Nationale, but it is commonly known in English as Bastille Day. Bastille is a French word meaning "castle" or "stronghold", or "bastion"; used with a definite article (la Bastille in French, the Bastille in English), it refers to the prison. What Do You Know, Joe? Which prison was historically used to house religous prisoners (that is, those who committed religous offences, not prisoners who liked to pray a lot!)? A. Holloway B. The Fleet C. The Clink D. Ludgate Last Posts Answer: C. Vienna, capital of Austria, was capital of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy from 1867 to 1918. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Johnee Bee and Robot Boy from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Get the iTune app if you have an iPhone. Find Mostly Trivial on the Android phone as well! This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 6/25/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 208 Geography [trivia] | Geography Fun Facts Lake Baikal is the deepest lake in the world. Grand Rapids, Michigan was the first city in the US to put flouride in their water. Only two countries border three oceans -- the United States & Canada. The only country whose name begins with an "A", but doesn't end in an "A" is Afghanastan. Time Zone Percentages. 49.6% of US residents live in Eastern time zone 29.3% live in the Central time zone 5.3% live in the Mountain time zone 15.0% live in the Pacific time zone 8% live in any other time zone What Do You Know, Joe? You are crossing the 'blue' Danube, in a city where many great composers lived, among them Johann Strauss, jr., Beethoven and Mozart. Where are you? A. Salzburg B. Munich C. Vienna Last Posts Answer: C. During World War II, production of Hershey’s Kisses was halted. Not because of a shortage of chocolate, but because the signature aluminum foil packaging was rationed. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Johnee Bee and Robot Boy from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Get the iTune app if you have an iPhone. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 4/28/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 207 Candy [trivia] | Candy! Is a very simple thing. The word candy refers to numerous confections - both soft and hard - that are made of sugar that has been cooked. Did you know different heating and cooling levels determine types of candy? Hot temperatures make hard candy, medium heat makes soft candy, and cooler temperatures make chewy candy. Exact heating levels make the production of candy scientific Folks have been chomping on sweets for thousands of years. During ancient times, the Egyptians, Arabs, and Chinese were known to prepare sweet confections of fruit and nuts candied in honey. For years, sugar was traded throughout the Middle East, but it didn't leave that region until the Crusaders discovered the "sweet salt" on their conquests. . What Do You Know, Joe? During World War II, production of Hershey’s Kisses was halted. Do you know why? A. Chocolate shortage B. Sugar shortage C. Aluminum foil shortage Last Posts Answer: B. $200 Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Johnee Bee and Robot Boy from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Get the iTune app if you have an iPhone. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 4/7/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 206 Taxi Cab [trivia] | Taxi Cabs Checker Taxi Inspired by John Hertz who had set up a taxi business in Chicago (later known as Yellow Cab Company) in 1910, Markin began buying up Checker Taxis' vehicles in 1924, gaining full control of the company in 1937. Markin followed Hertz's business plan in having drivers open doors for the fares, and outfitted each driver with a uniform. Competition for fares was fierce in the 1920s ...and the easily spotted drivers began ganging up on one another between fares. The fighting between the two cab companies escalated to the point where Markin's home was firebombed which prompted Markin to relocate Checker Taxi to Kalamazoo, Michigan. Checker became the first cab company to hire African-American drivers and the first to require that drivers pick up all fares, not just white ones. . What Do You Know, Joe? There is presently a penalty for taxicab drivers found using cell phones while operating their vehicles. How much is it? A. $100 B. $200 C. $300 Last Posts Answer: B. Canada. The "Canadarm" was the first application of space robotics. On its maiden voyage, the arm malfunctioned and NASA considered scrapping it, but astronauts recognized the potential value of such a device. Among other achievements of the "Canadarm" was the launching of the Hubble Telescope, something that could not have been done without the tremendous power of the crane. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Johnee Bee and Robot Boy from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Get the iTune app if you have an iPhone. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 3/18/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 205 Space Shuttle [trivia] | The Space Shuttle What spacecraft will replace the shuttle? When the shuttle craft is finally retired, the 'Orion' will takes its place. First authorized by Pres. George W. Bush in 2004, the 'Orion' has undergone a number of design changes. It will carry a crew of 4 or 6 astronauts and will be launched from Space Complex 39 at the Kennedy Space Center. The Year: 1969 President Richard M. Nixon formed the Space Task Group, chaired by vice president Spiro T. Agnew. They evaluated the shuttle studies to date, and recommended a national space strategy including building a space shuttle. The Shuttle program was formally launched on January 5, 1972, when President Nixon announced that NASA would proceed with the development of a reusable Space Shuttle system. The final design was less costly to build and less technically ambitious than earlier fully reusable designs. What Do You Know, Joe? A giant crane, capable of lifting more than 585,000 pounds, was first used on shuttle flight STS-2 in 1981. What country built this incredible device that celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2006? A. Japan B. Canada C. the U.K. Last Posts Answer: A. Tutankhaten. I hope you answer any of the others! Tutankhamun changed his name from Tutankhaten to Tutankhamun due to pressure from traditionalists, reflecting the growing acceptance of the old god Amun and decline in support of Aten. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Johnee Bee and Robot Boy from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Get the iTune app if you have an iPhone. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 3/3/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 204 King Tut [trivia] | King Tut Buried He was buried in his hastily prepared tomb in the Valley of the Kings 70 days after his death, according to the death rituals of the Ancient Egyptians. The Ancient Egyptians believed that as long as a pharaoh's name was remembered, the king would live on through eternity. The discovery of the tomb of King Tut has ensured that Tutankhamun is one Egyptian Pharaoh who will never be forgotten. On 5 November 1922 Howard Carter cables Lord Carnarvon: "At last have made a wonderful discovery in Valley; a magnificent tomb with seals intact; re-covered same for your arrival; congratulations." Approximately 3500 articles were found in the tomb of King Tut What Do You Know, Joe? Tutankhamun changed his name from WHAT to Tutankhamun? A. Tutankhaten B. TuckYourShirtIn C. TootinYourOwnHornin Last Posts Answer: C. A Bone. His brother were nicknamed Ham Bone Chicken Bone and Milton was Soup Bone, later shortened to Soupy. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Johnee Bee and Robot Boy from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Get the iTune app if you have an iPhone. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 2/10/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 203 Classic Television [trivia] | Classic Television Soupy Sales The name Soupy Sales was derived from two things: "Soupy" was a childhood nickname and "Sales" was the suggestion of an Ohio television manager who knew of a comic named Chick Sale. In 1950, Soupy moved to Cincinnati to pursue a television career, starting with America's first teen dance show, Soupy's Soda Shop. He followed with a variety show featuring his own zany antics called Club Nothing. Detroit 1953 Soupy quickly became a popular television personality, especially among young audiences with such children's shows as Lunch With Soupy Sales. The comedian spent seven years on air in Detroit, eventually producing 11 hours of TV time each week.. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 What Do You Know, Joe? Soupys Nickname is derived from what? A. Weather B. Soup C. A Bone Last Posts Answer: A. Alaska and Hawaii. Johnee Bee and Robot Boy from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Get the iTune app if you have an iPhone. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 1/19/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 202 Weather or Not [trivia] | Weather... or Not! Sunlight The amount of sunlight reaching the earth's surface is 6,000 times the amount of energy used by all human beings worldwide. The total amount of fossil fuel used by humans since the start of civilization is equivalent to less than 30 days of sunshine. How far away is lightning? During a storm, count the number of seconds between the flash of lightning and the sound of thunder, then divide by two. The answer reveals how many miles away the lightning is. How fast do raindrops fall? Not including wind-driven rain, raindrops fall between 7 and 18 miles per hour (3 and 8 meters per second) in still air. The range in speed depends on the the size of the raindrop. Air friction breaks up raindrops when they exceed 18 miles per hour. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 What Do You Know, Joe? Only two states have record highs no greater than 100 degrees. These are? A. Alaska and Hawaii. B. Minnesota and Loiusiana. C. New York and Arizona. Last Posts Answer: B. England. Designed initially by Thomas Pritchard, the single-arch bridge was completed by Abraham Darby III, a local ironmaster. Shrewsbury is a nearby town on the Severn River, while Annapolis and Fort Severn are located on Severn Rivers in North America. Johnee Bee and Robot Boy from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Get the iTune app if you have an iPhone. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 1/7/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 201 Bridges [trivia] | Bridges Spanning the Globe Common types of bridges include beam bridges, arch bridges, suspension bridges, cantilever bridges, truss bridges, and cable-stayed bridges. The Inca civilization The Inca civilization in South America made use of rope bridges in the Andes Mountains before the Europeans colonized in the 1500’s. These rope bridges spanned canyons and gorges, allowing easy access to otherwise difficult to reach areas. While they were strong and reliable, repairing the bridges was a dangerous job that often ended in death. The Oldest Standing Bridge The Zhaozhou Bridge is the oldest standing bridge in China and the world’s oldest stone segmental arch bridge. Built in 605 AD, it is still standing strong today, over 1400 years later. The Industrial Revolution During the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century wrought iron was introduced into the design of large bridges. Wrought iron was later replaced by steel because it has a higher tensile strength. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 What Do You Know, Joe? In 1779, the world's first iron bridge, spanning the Severn River, was completed at what location? A. Maryland B. England C. Ontario D. Minnesota Last Posts Answer: A. One Sixth Johnee Bee and Robot Boy from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Get the iTune app if you have an iPhone. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 12/20/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 200 Feline Facts on Kitty Cats [trivia] | Cat History the domestic kitty through the ages Cat history, it is generally believed, can be traced back to the Miacis, a weasel like creature that inhabited the earth some 40 or so million years ago. Not just cat history, but the history of all land dwelling carnivores can be traced back to the Miacis, and that includes dogs! The Egyptians loved their felines The Ancient Egyptians had developed a method of storing grain and other food supplies. Naturally these stores attracted rats and mice. It was not long before cats were tempted by the abundance of the rodent population. Cats were mummified after death and buried in sanctified plots, often with their supplies of mummified mice for the afterlife! One such plot alone has been found to contain the remains of 300,000 cats, and has proved an invaluable resource for studying the history of the cat. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 What Do You Know, Joe? The remarkable night vision of cats is legend. They can see with only with what percent the amount of light that humans need? A. one-sixth B. one-fifth C. one-fourth D. one-third Last Posts Answer: D. "mark of the beast" Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 11/23/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 199 Barcode [trivia] | What is a UPC barcode? And how does it work? Universal Product Codes (also known as GTIN-12) appear as lines (bars) of varying widths representing the series of numbers commonly shown below the bars. Barcode scanners, as you will know them from your favorite retailers, read the bars and convert them back to the 12-digit UPC number that they represent. This number is then looked up within the retailer's inventory system to find the corresponding product name and price that you provided them with when you signed your agreement for them to carry your product. In short, the UPC is a 12-digit unique code for your product represented by scannable bars. Camera based scanners Camera based scanners are also very interesting and merit a closer exam. The technology is very fresh, and they are not very popular at this point, but they allow the average person to scan his or her own bar codes. Most favorite on newer smart phones, these scanners actually dissect a picture of a barcode and use software to decode the meaning of the code itself. For the 1st the right time, almost anyone can decode favorite bar code types such as ISBM and UPC wherever they are and can promptly determine information on mostly any product. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 What Do You Know, Joe? BARCODES have been the subject of satanic conspiracy theories. In her book The New Money System 666, published in 1982, author Mary Stewart Relfe claimed that barcodes secretly encode the number 666, which is the biblical for? A. "lark of the feast" B. "bark of the yeast" C. "dark of the least" D. "mark of the beast" Last Posts Answer: D. $700,000,000: Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 11/12/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 198 Colonel Sanders KFC [trivia] | Colonel Sanders KFC (Born Sept. 9, 1890, near Henryville, Ind., U.S.—died Dec. 16, 1980, Shelbyville, Ky.) American business executive, a dapper self-styled Southern gentleman whose white hair, white goatee, white double-breasted suits, and black string ties became a trademark in countries worldwide for Kentucky Fried Chicken. Sanders, who quit school in seventh grade, held a variety of jobs before opening (1929) Sanders' Cafe in the rear of a service station in Corbin, Ky. The cafe, which offered family-style dinners, soon gained a large clientele; and in 1935 Sanders received his honorary colonel's title from the governor of Kentucky He perfected his recipe for “finger lickin' good chicken” in 1939 by using a secret blend of 11 spices and a pressure cooker to seal in flavour and moisture. After selling his restaurant, Sanders took to the road armed with his recipe but signed up only five restaurants in two years. By 1964, however, there were more than 600 franchises in the United States and Canada, and Sanders was making $300,000 a year. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 What Do You Know, Joe? In 1971 KFC, which boasted 3,500 franchises was acquired by Heublein Corporation. what was the profit that year in business? A. $ 700,000 B. $ 7,000,000 C. $ 70,000,000 D. $ 700,000,000 Last Posts Answer: C. The Windshield Wiper. Prior to the manufacture of Henry Ford's Model A, Mary Anderson was granted her first patent for a window cleaning device in November of 1903. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 11/1/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 197 Women Inventors [trivia] | Women Inventors A Class Act ! Historians have given us a picture of women inventors in the 19th century as a group that faced and often overcame significant hurdles to achieve their goals. Their one common bond is an innate curiosity that spurs them on to find something new, something better. Today, only about 10% of all patents are awarded to women. Much of the history of contemporary women inventors remains to be written, hopefully, as we learn more about these creative women, their stories will inspire future generations of Women Inventors. All before the 1900's these women invented... Life raft: Maria Beaseley 1882 Fire escape: Anna Connelly 1887 Rolling pin: Catherine Deiner 1891 Ironing board: Sarah Boone 1892 Car heater: Margaret Wilcox 1893 Suspenders: Laura Cooney 1896 Medical syringe: Letitia Geer 1899 Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 What Do You Know, Joe? Mary Anderson invented what? A. The Refrigerator B. The Potato Peeler C. The Windshield Wiper D. The Self Cleaning House Last Posts Answer: D. U. S. Postal Service: In 1971 the US Postal Service created the first overnight delivery between New York and Los Angeles, although they now have only 7% of the market. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 10/21/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 196 Mail [trivia] | The Check is IN the Mail! I've heard THAT one before :-/ in Chicago, the famous Sears Tower itself is assigned one ZIP code (60606). Similarly, ZIP code 12345 is assigned to General Electric company's Schenectady office in New York. For failing to deliver 42,768 letters, a sentence of 384,912 years or 9 years per letter, was demanded at the prosecution of mailman Gabriel Mar Grandos, 22, at Palma de Mallorca, Spain on 11 March 1972. Source: Guinness World Records Making stamps is a function of the federal government, and as is the case with most governmental projects, a committee has been appointed to get the job done. The fourteen members of the Citizen’s Advisory Stamp Committee, representing expertise in American art, business, history, and technology, and sharing an interest in philately, are handpicked by the postmaster general to recommend subjects for commemorative stamps. Netflix is our sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 What Do You Know, Joe? Which organization created the first overnight air delivery service? A. Fed Ex B. DHL C. Airborn D. U. S. Postal Service Last Posts Answer: C. 33 million Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 9/24/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 195 The Telephone [trivia] | How much do YOU know about Telephone history? Hello! Is any one there? Pick up the Phone! The first prototype of the sound-proof phone booth was built in 1877. Mr. Watson, Alexander Graham Bell's trusty assistant, used a bunch of bed blankets around a box. He created the booth to prevent his landlady from listening in on his conversations. Some callers didn't like using the early phone booths because the doors would get stuck, forcing users to fight their way out. In the early 1880's some well-to-do telephone owners started the unusual trend of paying to have a theatre employee hold a telephone receiver backstage, transmitting live plays and operas into their living rooms. After all, microwave manufacturers would not want to reduce their profit by promoting the dangers of their product, and have undertaken drastic actions in the past to keep their secrets hidden. Netflix is our sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 What Do You Know , Joe? Fifteen years after its invention in 1876, there were five million phones in America. Fifteen years after its invention, how many 'wireless' phones were in the U.S? A. 3 million B. 19 million C. 33 million Last Posts Answer: A. the High Speed Fax Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 9/16/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 194 The Microwave [trivia] | The Microwave, how many do YOU have? Beware of Microwave Ovens! The miracle of microwave ovens have made them increasingly popular world-wide, rendering any negativities of the machines widely unacknowledged. Many people believe that the basis behind the microwave ovens is that it just simply cooks and/or heats up your food. But there's a lot more to it. After all, microwave manufacturers would not want to reduce their profit by promoting the dangers of their product, and have undertaken drastic actions in the past to keep their secrets hidden. Netflix is our sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 What Do You Know , Joe? On March 13, 1951, Western Union demonstrated this transmitting printed matter over microwave radio beams at a rate of 3,000 words per minute. What was it? A. the High Speed Fax B.the First E-Mail C. Mars D. Electronic Money Gram Last Posts Answer:B. Embalmed Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 9/1/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 193 Cadavers [trivia] | Cadavers What happens to our bodies? The various stages of decomposition can help determine how long a body has been dead. The first stage is self digestion, and is where the body eats itself, also known as autolysis. This happens when the cells break down the body into elements the cells can eat; this creates a liquid that gets between the layers of skin and makes the skin peel off. During this stage, flies (when present) start to lay eggs in the openings of the body: eyes, nostrils, mouth, ears, open wounds, and other orifices. Hatched larvae (maggots) of blowflies subsequently get under the skin and start to eat the body. Check out this site to see how much your body will be worth! http://www.oneplusyou.com/bb/cadaver Netflix is our sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 What Do You Know , Joe? In many countries, corpses buried in coffins are what? A. Embedded B. Embalmed C. Emblem D. Pablum Last Posts Answer: D: Mike Nesmith Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 8/12/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 192 Wacky Inventions [trivia] | Wacky Inventions ... and the Inventor? Find out by listening. Click the Grey 'Pod' button to the left! Did you know that Parker Bros. intially rejected inventor Clarence Darrow's board game Monopoly due to '52 fundamental playing errors'. He thought they were wrong so started production himself. Once the success of the formula became apparent, Parker Bros. decided to take on production after all. Netflix is our sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 What Do You Know, Joe? What ormer 'Monkee' had a rather creative mother? Her invention, liquid paper was initially rejected by IBM so she set up her own cottage industry to make and sell the now famous stationery item... A. Davy Jones B. Micky Dolenz C. Peter Tork D. Mike Nesmith Last weeks answer: B: Uranus The three most recently discovered planets were Uranus in 1781, Neptune in 1846, and Pluto in 1930. Uranus is the only planet that rotates on its side. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 7/27/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 191 Astrology [trivia] | Astrology The answer is in the Stars! What do YOU know about it? The night has been associated with a lady dressed in black velvet and bejewelled with glowing diamonds we know as stars. The shining stars of the night, together with other celestial bodies, however have been more than trinkets in the sky. The astrologers have for centuries looked to the heavens for some star or planetary activity that might impact people's lives on earth. Almost everyone knows that there are twelve zodiac signs in the Chinese astrology, namely rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep (ram or goat), monkey, rooster, dog, and pig. However, the history of the Chinese zodiac signs, i.e. how they came into existence, is still unknown to the majority. http://www.iloveindia.com/astrology/chinese-astrology/history.html Netflix is our sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 What Do You Know , Joe? All the moons of the Solar System are named after Greek and Roman mythology, except the moons of what planet, which are named after Shakespearean characters.? A. Neptune B. Uranus C. Mars D. Pluto Last Posts Answer:C. 7 goals Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 7/9/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 190 FIFA Soccer / Football World Cup [trivia] | Mostly Trivial 190 FIFA Soccer World Cup [trivia] The World Loves Soccer [football] Soccer IS Football except to the U.S. Early Kicking Games All throughout history, many ball games have emerged as well as perished independently to one another, often leaving us with nothing but speculations. Considering that many of these games were impulsive and had few or no regulations, it is likely that they also were quite violent. The roughness of these early games surely must have demanded involvement of the legs, for kicking. We have to emphasize the difference between such scuffles and today's skillful game. Even although modern football evolved from rugby, a major distinction stands between the two - the feet are not only used for kicking but also for controlling and moving the ball (dribbling). Using body parts other than the feet, like the head or chest, is another factor suggesting the development advanced technical skills. While most ancient ball games had no proven relation to rugby or simply diminished ignominiously long ago, they certainly must have produced skillful players or artisans, much like the superstars of today. Therefore, we must acknowledge these as predecessors of the world's most popular sport. ______________ Thanks for your support. ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? How many goals did England score in the 1998 World Cup? A: 3 B: 5 C: 7 D: 9 Last Post Answers: D. Gas/Farting Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 6/12/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 189 Prime Time Cartoons 5th Year Anniversary [trivia] | Our 5th Year Anniversary of Mostly Trivial Prime Time Cartoons, again! [trivia] Its been a lot of fun doing this show! We've com a long way, learning about Podcasting, Mics, Hardware and recording techniques. Why Family Guy was cancelled is still a topic of debate. FOX claims poor ratings along with expensive production costs caused the show to cancel itself, but many can view that as a cover up. Perhaps if FOX didn't move their timeslot, or at least kept their time the same every week, poor ratings would not be a factor. While this controversy is going on, Cartoon Network was playing reruns, and their ratings prove to be excellent; beating Dave Letterman and Jay Leno. Did FOX want the show to be cancelled? Liability issues? Netflix is our sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 What Do You Know , Joe? What did Peter first experience when he was 30? A. Drugs B. Driving C. Beer D. Gas/ Farting Last Posts Answer: B. Turn your high beam headlight on Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 5/31/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 188 Clouds [trivia] | Mostly Trivial 188 Clouds [trivia] Clouds are composed of either small droplets of water or tiny pieces of ice, sometimes both. Clouds are ranked by meteorologists according to how high they are and whether they are fluffy or flat. Cumulus Humilis Clouds Cumulus humilis clouds, appearing as small- or medium-sized puffy shapes in the sky, often occur in times of fair weather. However, cumulus clouds can grow into cumulonimbus clouds which may produce heavy rain, lightning, severe and strong winds, hail, and even tornadoes. Cumulus congestus clouds, which appear as relatively thin towers, will often grow into cumulonimbus storm clouds. Netflix is our sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. What Do You Know , Joe? Fog is a cloud which is low-lying and on the ground, no matter the altitude of the ground you are on. Driving in foggy conditions is difficult. What should you not do when driving in foggy conditions? A. Avoid driving in the heavy fog altogether. B. Turn your high beam headlight on. C. maintain a safe distance behind other cars so you can stop safely. D. Find a safe place to pull off of the road away from traffic, until the fog lifts. Last Posts Answer: B. Crown-of-Thorns Starfish Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 5/14/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 187 Coral Reefs [trivia] | Mostly Trivial 187 Coral Reefs [trivia] The word REEF originated from German word REF. This word was introduced by mariners and signify underwater ridge or rock derivation organic as well as inorganic, being a danger to ships. Today this term refers only to organic structures, originated from accumulation of reef-builders' skeletons (today the main reef builders are corals... that's why the most common reefs are coral reefs!) Reefs have dense structure resistable to wave action. The fastest growth of reefs are in coastal water zone on depth not bigger than 32 feet. Many organisms have been built reef-like structures since the begin of Paleozoic era (about 570 millions ago...whew!). There were Archaecyatha (they had been living only during the Cambrian period) and Algae. For comparison Homo sapiens has exist on Earth for 200 thousand years; Earth has 4,6 billion years... WOW. Netflix is our sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. What Do You Know , Joe? The Latin name of this coral reef predator, is a threat to the Great Barrier Reef. A. Brittle Star B. Crown-of-Thorns Starfish C. Sea Daisy D. Elephant Ear Spikes Last Posts Answer: C: 17 feet 6 inches Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 4/26/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 186 Shaving [trivia] | Mostly Trivial 186 Shaving [trivia] History of Razors and Shaving Gillette Razors On November 15, 1904, patent # 775,134 was granted to King C. Gillette for a safety 'razor'. King Camp Gillette was born in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin in 1855. To support himself when the family's home was destroyed in the Chicago Fire of 1871, Gillette became a traveling salesman. This work led him to William Painter, the inventor of the disposable Crown Cork bottle cap, who assured Gillette that a successful invention was one that was purchased over and over again by satisfied customer. Netflix is our sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. What Do You Know , Joe? Guinness World Record for the longest beard is how long held by Hans Lang Seith of Iowa? A: 8 feet 6 inches B: 12 feet 6 inches C: 17 feet 6 inches Last Posts Answer: B. David Blaine Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 4/15/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 185 Magic [trivia] | Mostly Trivial 185 Magic [trivia] Cave men and how magic started Magic has been practiced for a very long time. In fact it goes back as far as 50,000 B.C. Can you believe it, 52,000 years ago magic was started? Prehistoric people who buried cave bears probably started "magic". They probably did this as a magic rite (spell). Scientists believe those drawings and carvings are a form of magic. For example, hunters would probably draw animals or hunting scenes before going on hunting trips. They probably believed that the drawings would come to life while they were gone. They believed in its power but it didn’t actually work. By drawing the scenes they gave themselves self-confidence. That was their magic. Netflix is our sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. What Do You Know , Joe? What magician lived in a transparent case suspended 30 feet in the air on the south bank of the River Thames for 44 days without any food or sleep? A: Ken Livingstone B: David Blaine C: Lance Burton D: David Copperfield Answers from Last Post: B. Ampere Born in Lyon, France, in 1775, Andre-Marie Ampere was schooled at home by his father and showed an aptitude for mathematics at an early age. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 4/6/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 184 Electrifying Personalities [trivia repost] | Mostly Trivial 184 Electrifying Personalities [trivia] repost Do you know what a Joule is? James Prescott Joule was born in Manchester, England, in 1818. Like Ampere, he was home schooled and was sent to university at Cambridge when he was sixteen. The Industrial Revolution was in full swing at this time, and one of Joule's ambitions was to replace steam-driven engines with electric motors, so his first investigations were into the production of heat. Since Joule's research was self-funded, he was free to pursue the areas he wished and this resulted in him establishing the equivalence between heat and mechanical work as well as the cooling effect of rapidly expanded gas (the latter of which is used in refrigeration systems). Joule can also be considered as an inventor; among his inventions were arc welding and the displacement pump. Netflix is our sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below. 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. What Do You Know , Joe? This is the unit for current, and was named after a French mathematician who also made important contributions to chemistry. A. Volt B. Ampere C. Coulomb | 3/24/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 183 Acronyms [trivia] | Acronym Trivia Whats an Acronym? Definition Function: noun Etymology: acr- + -onym Date: 1943 A word (as AM FM, radar, or laser) formed from the initial letter or letters of each of the successive parts or major parts of a compound term; also : an abbreviation (as FBI) formed from initial letters! What does IKEA stand for? Ingvar Kamprad Elmtaryd Agunnaryd Swedish home furnishings retailer founder's initials and location Cool huh? _____________ All commercials at the end Today! Thanks for your support. ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? M2V is an Acronym. What is it? A: Mind 2 Vegetable B: MotorEngine 2 V8 C: Mpeg 2 Video D: Mime 2 Vulcan Last Post Answers: C: English King Alfred the Great (849 - 899) is the only king in British history who has been called "Great". He became a king at 22 years old and encouraged education and learning as well as made many law reforms. Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 2/16/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 182 Historical Figures [trivia] | Historical People Trivia History can be Fun Second Crisis of the Empire AD 193-194 Publius Helvius Pertinax Became emperor in 1 January AD 193. Whatever the nature of the conspiracy against Commodus, it brought to office in his place a better man, Publius Helvius Pertinax, prefect of Rome and former governor of Britain; but only temporarily, as an ominous pattern of events unfolded such as had followed the death of Nero. Pertinax reign might have been a short one. But it formed an enormously important precedent. Pertinax is understood to be the first 'Soldier Emperor' or 'Praetorian Emperor'. They were raised to the throne by the provincial legions which they commanded and ruled only till ejected and killed by another soldier who seized the succession. All commercials at the end Today! Thanks for your support. Take a Survey Please! They will not be asked for any personal contact information. No salesman will call. The Association for Downloadable Media, a non-profit organization serving podcast producers, is seeking information on consumers’ attitudes of advertising within podcasting. The ADM is looking for audience attitudes and reactions to things like ad style, delivery and placement. The results of this survey will allow podcast producers to best fulfill the expectations of their audience as they pertain to advertising and their reactions to it. The survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete and YOU my listener will not be asked to provide any personal contact information. The greater the response the better it is for everyone in the podcast medium. ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? Who was Alfred the Great? A: French stamp collector B: Spanish pirate C: English king D: Nickname for Alfred E. Newman Last Post Answers: A: 800 Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 1/26/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 181 Matches [trivia] | Matches and Lighters Trivia A Striking-ly Informative Show matches can be good... or can be bad. The King's Cross fire was a devastating underground fire in London on 18 November 1987 which killed 31 people. It was caused by rubbish and grease beneath wooden escalators being ignited, probably by a discarded match. All commercials at the end Today! Thanks for your support. Take a Survey Please! They will not be asked for any personal contact information. No salesman will call. The Association for Downloadable Media, a non-profit organization serving podcast producers, is seeking information on consumers’ attitudes of advertising within podcasting. The ADM is looking for audience attitudes and reactions to things like ad style, delivery and placement. The results of this survey will allow podcast producers to best fulfill the expectations of their audience as they pertain to advertising and their reactions to it. The survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete and YOU my listener will not be asked to provide any personal contact information. The greater the response the better it is for everyone in the podcast medium. ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? The match predates the lighter by at least 'how many' years? A: 800 B: 400 C: 200 D: 100 Last Post Answers: B: Nopey Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 1/11/10 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 180 Gumby [trivia] | Gumby Trivia If you’ve got a heart then Gumby’s a part of you Theme Song Lyrics for You Gumby! He was once a little green slab of clay. Gumby! You should see what Gumby can do today. Gumby! He can walk into any book, with his pony pal, Pokey, too If you’ve got a heart then Gumby’s a part of you Numbers: Dallas McKennon voiced Gumby in these and in the others (he did Pokey in these and others). An extremely prolific character actor, Dallas McKennon (often known as simply "Dal" McKennon, misspelled on Gumby credits as Dal "McKinnon") worked often for Walter Lantz, Walt Disney, UPA and some others to say the least. He also did Daniel Boone and worked for Will Vinton's Claymation. All commercials at the end Today! Thanks for your support. Take a Survey Please! They will not be asked for any personal contact information. No salesman will call. The Association for Downloadable Media, a non-profit organization serving podcast producers, is seeking information on consumers’ attitudes of advertising within podcasting. The ADM is looking for audience attitudes and reactions to things like ad style, delivery and placement. The results of this survey will allow podcast producers to best fulfill the expectations of their audience as they pertain to advertising and their reactions to it. The survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete and YOU my listener will not be asked to provide any personal contact information. The greater the response the better it is for everyone in the podcast medium. ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? What is the name of Gumby's dog? A: Yeppy B: Nopey C: Maybe D: Gumby had a cat Last Post Answers: A: Food The Eskimos have always been hunters, primarily of seals, walrus, and whales on the coast and of wolves and caribou inland. They also fished for salmon and herring. They developed ingenious hunting tools like the toggle harpoon and the light, one-man hunting boats-kayaks-now popular with non-Eskimos as recreational craft. Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 12/27/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 179 Eskimos [trivia] | Eskimo Trivia You think its cold where YOU live! Where They Came From: The first Eskimos immigrated to Alaska from northern Asia, specifically the Siberian Arctic. Archaeologists set the date at somewhere between 2,000 and 8,000 years ago, after the land bridge across the Bering Strait had been reclaimed by the ocean waters. These migrants probably crossed in umiaks, skin boats large enough to hold a family. Numbers: About 28,000 Eskimo Americans live in Alaska today; there are also about 11,000 Eskimos in Canada, 22,000 in Greenland, and 1,200 in Siberia. An estimated 32,000 Eskimos lived in Alaska just prior to contact with the white man. All commercials at the end Today! Thanks for your support. Take a Survey Please! They will not be asked for any personal contact information. No salesman will call. The Association for Downloadable Media, a non-profit organization serving podcast producers, is seeking information on consumers’ attitudes of advertising within podcasting. The ADM is looking for audience attitudes and reactions to things like ad style, delivery and placement. The results of this survey will allow podcast producers to best fulfill the expectations of their audience as they pertain to advertising and their reactions to it. The survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete and YOU my listener will not be asked to provide any personal contact information. The greater the response the better it is for everyone in the podcast medium. ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? Since hunting has always been the basis of the Eskimo culture, the early migration was most likely related to what? A: Food B: Other Tribes C: Those crazy Russians Last Post Answers: A: Tom, Dick and Harry The imprisoned servicemen imprisoned at Stalag Luft III constructed three tunnels - called Tom, Dick and Harry - around 33ft underground. Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 12/10/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 178 Famous Escapes [trivia] | Great Escapes Trivia You will love this show! Stalag Luft III Stalag Luft III was a Luftwaffe (derived from the words "Luft"= air and "Waffe"=weapon,is a generic German term for an air force) run prisoner-of-war camp during World War II that housed captured air force servicemen. It was in Poland, 100 miles southeast of Berlin. The site was selected because it would be difficult to escape by tunnelling. However, the camp is best known for two famous prisoner escapes that took place there by tunnelling, which were depicted in the films The Great Escape (1963) Great Escape war hero dies Alex Lees, a Second World War veteran whose heroism was immortalised in the classic film The Great Escape, has died, aged 97. Mr Lees was a prisoner at the Nazi camp Stalag Luft III in March 1944 when scores of Allied servicemen tried to flee. The pensioner, who spent his last years at a home for ex-service personnel in Erskine, Renfrewshire, was a gardener at the camp and helped prepare the tunnels used in the escape. All commercials at the end Today! Thanks for your support. Take a Survey Please! They will not be asked for any personal contact information. No salesman will call. The Association for Downloadable Media, a non-profit organization serving podcast producers, is seeking information on consumers’ attitudes of advertising within podcasting. The ADM is looking for audience attitudes and reactions to things like ad style, delivery and placement. The results of this survey will allow podcast producers to best fulfill the expectations of their audience as they pertain to advertising and their reactions to it. The survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete and YOU my listener will not be asked to provide any personal contact information. The greater the response the better it is for everyone in the podcast medium. ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? The imprisoned servicemen imprisoned at Stalag Luft III constructed three tunnels were called what? A: Tom, Dick and Harry B: Kukla, Fran and Ollie C: Huey, Dewey and Louie Last Post Answers: A: Black Eyed Peas member Probably better known as 'Fergie', Stacy Ann Ferguson first showed up on the TV show "Kids, Incorporated" before shifting her sights on music. Appearing on the Black Eyed Peas roster for their album "Elephunk", Fergie soon became one of the more popular members of the band. Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 12/1/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 177 Who Are They [trivia] | Who Are They Trivia This is a Tough One Do You Know Who Is... John Forbes Nash, Jr? He is a famous twentieth-century mathematician. Born in 1928, John Nash graduated from Princeton and eventually went on to win the Nobel Prize for Economics in 1994. Of course, much of his fame also comes from his life story. In 1959, Nash was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia for which he was treated for nearly a decade. His work following his time in a mental hospital led up to his winning many awards in the field of mathematics. His creation of the Nash Equilibrium (a simple concept of rationalization) led to his winning of the Leroy P. Steele Prize in 1999. His life was under the microscope in the Ron Howard film "A Beautiful Mind" which starred Russell Crowe in 2001. Crowe's performance as Nash won an Oscar as well as Howard's direction and the screenplay. The film also took home 'Best Picture'. All commercials at the end Today! Thanks for your support. Take a Survey Please! They will not be asked for any personal contact information. No salesman will call. The Association for Downloadable Media, a non-profit organization serving podcast producers, is seeking information on consumers’ attitudes of advertising within podcasting. The ADM is looking for audience attitudes and reactions to things like ad style, delivery and placement. The results of this survey will allow podcast producers to best fulfill the expectations of their audience as they pertain to advertising and their reactions to it. The survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete and YOU my listener will not be asked to provide any personal contact information. The greater the response the better it is for everyone in the podcast medium. ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? Stacy Ann Ferguson, who is that? A: Black Eyed Peas member B: Model upon whom the Barbie doll is based C: Dancer for The Pussycat Dolls D: Creator of the Wonderbra Last Post Answers: C: England The scale of the fraud was uncovered after two rival gangs clashed over who 'owned' the meters in Connaught Square. Their dispute culminated in a shooting that left one man dead, two wounded and two more hurling themselves through a second-floor window as they fled for their lives. Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 11/17/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 176 Parking Meters [trivia] | Parking Meters Trivia It Pays to Park... But not to you! Hands Down The parking meter has been almost unchanged since it started driving in 1959: one meter per space; put your money in the slot. In driving in Northern Europe younever see parking meters; You buy a piece of paper at a parking automat (typically one per block) and put it on your dashboard. Why the difference? I assume that available technologies are the same on both sides of the Atlantic, so it must be that the lower wage in the U.S. of the low-skilled meter collectors leads us to choose individual meters. Why the change? One would think it’s because the price of the kiosks has fallen steadily while even low-skilled wages continue to rise — to the point where the European-style technology is now cost-effective. All commercials at the end Today! Thanks for your support. Take a Survey Please! They will not be asked for any personal contact information. No salesman will call. The Association for Downloadable Media, a non-profit organization serving podcast producers, is seeking information on consumers’ attitudes of advertising within podcasting. The ADM is looking for audience attitudes and reactions to things like ad style, delivery and placement. The results of this survey will allow podcast producers to best fulfill the expectations of their audience as they pertain to advertising and their reactions to it. The survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete and YOU my listener will not be asked to provide any personal contact information. The greater the response the better it is for everyone in the podcast medium. ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? The scale of the fraud was uncovered after two rival gangs clashed over who 'owned' the meters in what country?. A: Russia B: Japan C: England D: Tahiti Last Post Answers: A: Boxing In old boxing days many bruised fighters couldn't get to their feet when the bell for the new round began. Their managers new they could do nothing but give up since they were took weak to continue. As a signal, one of them would toss in an article used to soak up blood -- a towel or sponge. Today's boxing regulations are meant to limit the brutality of the past. But the saying today meaning when you are forced to give up of "throwing in the towel" still remains. Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 11/2/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 175 Word Origins [trivia] | Word Origins Trivia More Fun on Word Origins For more trivia on 'word origins' listen to shows 27 and 112! Hands Down This basically means to score a victory without much work. One version is with horse racing the jockey doesn't even have to lift his hands to guide his horse if he's way out in front. Another one is for boxing in which the opponent is a pushover and so the winner doesn't even have to raise his hands to protect himself. Pass the Buck Anyone who avoids making decisions or accepting responsibility is said to pass the buck. This all starts from the old days of card playing in which piece of buckshot is placed before someone who has the deal. The dealer has a lot of responsibility on determining the game's format. If a cautious player doesn't want to take on this responsibility, he's allowed to "pass the buck" to the next player who will be the dealer. . All commercials at the end Today! ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? Where do we get the Term "Throw in the Towel"? A: Boxing B: Horse Racing C: Showering Last Post Answers: D: Reeding Reeding on genuine coins is even and distinct. The counterfeit coin's reeding may be uneven, crooked or missing altogether. Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 10/14/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean174 Mostly Trivial 174 Counterfeiting [trivia] | Counterfeiting Trivia Biggest software counterfeiting bust in history! JULY 25, 2007 As a Windows user we all get tired of Windows Genuine Advantage validations. Turns out the investment Microsoft made in that may have shut down a counterfeit ring that has distributed more than 2 billion dollars of counterfeited software. The FBI and Chinese authorities have a bunch of people under arrest. Based on what we have seen overseas I am betting this is just the tip of the iceberg. How to Spot Counterfeiting Due to continuing improvements by U.S. mints, it's pretty tough to make counterfeit bills credible. However, there are still counterfeiters out there. It's not as hard to make paper money that will at least pass to a cashier's till, and new technology is used on the black market to create counterfeit bills. It takes a skilled eye to spot some counterfeit money, as well as attention to detail and a few moments to scan different parts of the bill. All commercials at the end Today! ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? Most U.S. Coins should have corrugated outer edges, referred to as "What?" A: Edging B: Gateing C: Searing D: Reeding Last Post Answers: A: Dip it in boiling water for a few seconds The corn on the cob our great-grandmothers ate was starchy field corn that had to be boiled for a half hour or more to become tender. Gradually, sweet corn hybrids containing more and more sugar were developed. Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. D: Reeding Reeding on genuine coins is even and distinct. The counterfeit coin's reeding may be uneven, crooked or missing altogether. | 10/1/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 173 Corn [trivia] | Corn Trivia Make Corn Part of Your 5 A Day Plan! Varieties There are more than two hundred varieties of corn. All are good sources of vitamin C, but only yellow kernels contain small amounts of vitamin A in the form of beta carotene Corn can be traced back to Mexican or central American cultures as early as 3400 B.C., and has become a staple among Native American civilizations throughout the Western Hemisphere. All commercials at the End Today! ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? The ideal way to cook fresh corn is to: A: Dip it in boiling water for a few seconds B: Add it to boiling water and cook for 1 minute C: Toss it into boiling water to cook for 3 minutes D: Start it in cold water and cook until it has boiled 3 minutes Last Post Answers: B: Rain is on the way Conversely, if you see bats playing around in the early evening, it’s a sign of upcoming good weather. It is also believed by some that a bat flying three times around a house is an omen that there will be a death in the house. Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 9/18/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 172 Superstition [trivia] | Superstition Trivia Are You? I'm Not! Some people are just plain silly... The superstition that walking under ladders is bad luck is fairly widespread. In America and Europe, this belief originated around the late 1700s. There are a few theories as to the original thought behind this superstition. The first is that a ladder leaning against a wall forms a triangle--or trinity--with the ground. Walking through this triangle is disrespectful to God and may show your sympathy to the Devil. Whatever the origin of the superstition, there is a practical reason not to walk under ladders: you might get hit by something falling from above. Even those of who don’t think we’re superstitious have a reflexive fear of tempting fate. In theirexperiments, Dr. Risen and a colleague, Thomas Gilovich of Cornell, found found that students think that not doing their reading makes them more likely to be called on in class; that trading away a lottery ticket makes that ticket more likely to win; that an applicant to Stanford graduate school is less likely to get in if he goes around wearing a Stanford T-shirt. All commercials at the End Today! ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? What does it mean if you see a bat flying into the side of a building? A: There will be a heat wave B: Rain is on the way C: There will be a period of drought D: There is an over-population of bats Last Post Answers: B: Bing Crosby Like Crosby, Paul and Ford used the now-ubiquitous recording technique known as close miking, where the microphone is less than 6 inches (15 cm) from the singer's mouth. This produces a more-intimate, less-reverberant sound than is heard when a singer is 1 foot (30 cm) or more from the microphone. Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 9/4/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 171 Les Paul [trivia] | Les Paul Trivia Another Legend Passes On. Les changed the course of music and recording. Paul, who helped revolutionize the electric guitar and musical recording technology with his innovations of multi-track recording and overdubbing, was a hero to several generations of guitar slingers and a number weighed in with their tributes to the "Wizard of Waukesha." Slash Praises Les One of the most famous guitarists of the 1990s, Guns N' Roses thrasher Slash, paid loving homage to Paul, who he praised as an inspiration. "Les Paul was a shining example of how full one's life could be. He was so vibrant and full of positive tremendous energy," said Slash, who has his own signature line of Slash Les Paul Goldtop guitars. "I'm honored and humbled to have known and played with him over the years. He was an exceptionally brilliant man." All commercials at the End Today! ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? 1944 Paul's trio appeared on Who's radio show A: Jack Benny B: Bing Crosby C: Howdy Doody > Last Post Answers: A: The State of Washington The modern day espresso street vending cart evolved from a Boeing Company shuttle cart, purchased from surplus, and was first utilized to serve people espresso at an arts and crafts fair in Edmonds, Washington. Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 8/28/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 170 Vending Machines [trivia] | Vending Machines Trivia Are you Hungry or need an iPod? Vending Machines will take care of that. In the early 1920's, the first automatic vending machines started dispensing sodas into cups. In 1926, an American inventor named William Rowe invented the cigarette vending machine. Vending machines soon offered everything including; cigars, postcards, stamps, etc. In Philadelphia, a completely coin-operated restaurant called Horn & Hardart was opened in 1902 and stayed opened until 1962.Thats Cool! Famous Vending Machines A company called Vendorlator Manufacturing Company of Fresno California made a series of classic vending machines during the 40s and 50s that mostly sold coca-cola and pepsi. Famous Vendorlators included the VMC 27 and the VMC 33. How Techy! All commercials at the End Today! ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? The modern day espresso street vending cart evolved from a Airline Company shuttle cart, and was first utilized to serve people espresso at an arts and crafts fair. Where was this? A: The State of Washington B: The State of New York C: The State of Confusion > Last Post Answers: D: line of sight (horizon) Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 8/16/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 169 Radio [trivia] | Radio Trivia How much do you listen to Radio? I listen to Podcasts [of course] Guglielmo Marconi invented his spark transmitter with antenna at his home in Bologna, Italy, in December 1894. He took his "Black Box" to Britain in Feb. 1896 and although it was broken by custom officials, he filed for British Patent number 12039 on June 2, 1896. He formed his first Wireless Telegraph and Signal Company in Britain in 1897 at age 23 and the world's first radio factory on Hall Street in Dec. 1898. The American Marconi Co. was formed in 1899. Marconi controlled patents for the Lodge tuner of 1900 with dial, and Fleming valve of 1904 that acted as a diode tube to amplify electrical current in one direction. His company sold spark transmitters to the U.S. Navy for point-to-point transmission." ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? How far does an FM radio wave travel A: To the next block B: Until the ocean C: To the next radio D: Line of sight (horizon) Last Post Answers: C: Blanket Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 7/31/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 168 Michael Jackson [trivia] | Michael Jackson Trivia How much do you know about the King of Pop? Michael Jackson was the subject of the controversial 2003 documentary "Living With Michael Jackson." It profiled Jackson's hectic lifestyle and included his children. The show was hosted by British journalist Martin Bashir. Originally produced for the BBC, it earned strong ratings in the U.S. as well when it aired on VH1 and other networks. Jackson has repeatedly referred to the special as inaccurate and unfair. Neither the host nor the show's parent network issued any retractions or modifications, but Jackson later released videos from his personal camera which he'd had present at every interview with Bashir. From that recording it showed Bashir's original answers to Jackson, which he excluded in his documentary, and it showed things in a different light. The documentary made from Jackson's videos is called "The Michael Jackson Interview: The Footage You Were Never Meant to See." The Jackson Family, In order of birthdays Rebbie (May 29, 1950) Jackie (May 4, 1951) Tito (October 15, 1953) Jermaine (December 11, 1954) LaToya (May 29, 1956) Marlon (March 12, 1957) Michael (August 29, 1958) Randy Jackson (October 29, 1961) Janet Jackson (May 16, 1966) Other Famous deaths within a Month! Karl Malden Farrah Fawcett Ed McMahon David Carradine ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? Michael's third child's name is Prince Michael II. What is the child's nickname? A: Handie Wipe B: Wash Cloth C: Blanket D: Throw Rug Last Post Answers: D: Werewolf Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 7/17/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 167 Mythology [trivia] | Myth Trivia Myth, Hallucination, or History? Medusa, one of the three Gorgons, daughter of Phorcys and Ceto. She was the only one of the Gorgons who was subject to mortality. She is celebrated for her personal charms and the beauty of her locks. Medusa and her sisters came into the world with snakes on their heads, instead of hair, with yellow wings and brazen hands. Their bodies were also covered with impenetrable scales, and their very looks had the power of killing or turning to stones.. Perseus cut off her head, and the blood that dropped from the wound produced the innumerable serpents that infest Africa. The head still retained the same petrifying power as before, as it was fatally known in the court of Cepheus ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? In Greek mythology, the story of Lycaon serves as one of the earliest examples of what kind of monster? A: Cyclops B: Monster Chopper C: Vampire D: Werewolf Last Post Answers: B. Claude Debussy Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 6/25/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 165 Scotland [trivia] | Scotland Trivia Time for a Wee Dram! The recorded history of Scotland begins in the 1st century AD, when the Romans invaded Britain. The Romans added southern Britain to their empire as the province Britannia. They were unable, however, to subdue the fierce tribes in the north. To keep these tribes from invading Britannia, Emperor Hadrian had a massive wall built across the island from sea to sea. The Romans called the land north of the wall Caledonia, and they called the people Picts--from the Latin piclus, meaning "painted"--because they painted their bodies. How cool is that? ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? 1. The name Glasgow translates approximately into Gaelic as the green place. Why is this? A: It has been visited by Martians B. From the colours of Celtic Football Club C. It has many parks and trees D. The main river looks green Last Post Answers: C. Giant Tortoise. The lifespan of the giant tortoise is about 150 years, making it the longest-living animal on the planet. In captivity, some giant tortoises have lived as long as 177 years. Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 6/12/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 166 Classical Music [trivia] | Classical Music Trivia Things you never knew about Joseph Haydn (1732-1809) Born to a wheelwright (and occasional harpist) Mathias Haydn, the only artifact he retained all his life was a wheelmaker's hammer used by his father. He kept this in a specially made ornate box. Haydn's nickname as a child was "Sepperl". Although his full name was Franz Joseph Haydn, he didn't use the name Franz, which is therefore omitted in most texts nowadays. He also never spelled his name Josef. Haydn was a good friend of Mozart, in whose house the two musicians used to play in string quartets ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? Which French composer wrote a piece called "The Sea" (or "La Mer" in French)? A: Gabriel Faure B. Claude Debussy C. Darius Milhaud D. Pepe LePew Last Post Answers: It has many parks and trees Glasgow has more parks and green areas than any other city in Europe. An aerial view shows this clearly. Glasgow Green in the East End covers an area of 129 acres and is owned by the people of Glasgow. It houses the People's Palace museum and the Winter Gardens where you can enjoy the plants while you have lunch. Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 6/12/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 164 More Animal Fun [trivia] | More Animal Fun Trivia Wild Turkeys (Meleagris gallopavo) They live in woods in parts of North America and are the largest game birds found in this part of the world. They spend their days foraging for food like acorns, seeds, small insects and wild berries. They spend their nights in low branches of trees (yes, wild turkeys can fly!) ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? What animal has the longest lifespan? A: Elephant B. Blue Whale C. Giant Tortoise D. Locust Last Post Answers: B. Baseball. The infamous 'Black Sox' scandal was encapsulated in this immortal quote. 'Shoeless Joe' Jackson was emerging from a courthouse on charges that he and his Chicago White Sox team-mates conspired to fix the results of the 1919 World Series for a gambling syndicate. A young fan cut to the soul of sporting morality with his heartfelt question. Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 5/10/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 163 Sports [trivia] | Sports Trivia. Scandals anyone? Pete Rose "Betting on Baseball" scandal One of the worst sports scandal is Pete Rose's banishment from baseball. The 1919 Black Sox scandal ultimately did more harm to the game, but Rose's case was much more tragic. Here you have the manager for the Cincinnati Reds, the sport's all-time leader in base hits, and he gets thrown out of the game for illegally betting on baseball. Pete Rose was a Hall-of-Fame player, but a dubious manager. He was a first ballot Hall of Famer, and he threw it away because he had zero self-control. And make no mistake about it, Pete Rose bet on baseball, he bet on the Reds, and he knew the consequences should he be caught. A manager who bets on his own team sacrifices the very integrity of the game, and Rose should never be allowed to manage or have a job in baseball again. He should, however, be recognized in the Hall of Fame for his accomplishments as a player, while noting his lifetime banishment for betting on baseball. To this day, ESPN has never covered a bigger story. ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? Say it ain't so Joe' is a quote associated to a scandal in which sport? A. Cricket B. Baseball C. American Football Last Post Answers: C. Goalie Mask. During a games against the New York Rangers, in November 1959 Plante got injured by a puck. After leaving the game, he was patched up but refused to return to the game without his facial mask. He created this mask and had been wearing it during practices since 1956. The idea of a facial covering was not a new idea, Clint Benedict wore a mask/nose guard when he had a broken nose during the 1920's, but after his nosed healed he never wore it again. In co-operation with Fibreglass Canada, they created the first goalie's mask. Plante was also the first person to consistently wear the mask during games. Today every goalie in the NHL is required to wear a goalie's mask. Plante was inducted in the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1978 and the Quebec Sports Pantheon in 1994 Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 4/30/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 162 Patents [trivia] | Patent Trivia. Are you Inventive? "The patent system added the fuel of interest to the fire of genius." Abraham Lincoln The fee to file a patent application is $385 for an independent inventor. The total cost to obtain a patent, including issuance fees and attorney fees, is approximately, $4,000 to $5,000.Its expensive to be inventive! How did a mistake lead to the creation of America's favorite variety of cookie? In 1930, Ruth Wakefield was mixing a batch of cookies for her roadside inn guests when she discovered she was out of baker's chocolate. She substituted broken pieces of semi-sweet chocolate, expecting it to melt and absorb into the dough to create chocolate cookies. But the chocolate didn't absorb into the dough. When she removed the pan from the oven, Wakefield realized she had accidentally invented chocolate chip cookies. They were named "Tollhouse" after Wakefield's inn, and they remain the most popular variety of cookie in America. My Favorite cookie as well! ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out would ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 ______________ What do you know, Joe? Hockey is the national winter sport in Canada, what was Jacques Plante's contribution to the game of hockey? A. In-line Skates B. Shoulder Pads C. Goalie Mask D. Referee Whistle Last Post Answers: B. Cockroaches Set up in the back of his store a pest control specialist has created The Cockroach Hall of Fame and Museum where you will find cockroaches (dead) dressed up in costumes to create several different scenes. But there are also some live ones - Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches, up to four inches long that hiss if picked up! Make sure to check your clothes before you leave. Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 4/18/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 161 Museums [trivia] | Museum Trivia. What do you collect? The Smithsonian Museums The Smithsonian Institution is an educational and research joint and museum complex, Funded by the government of the U.S.and from its endowment, contributions, and profits from its shops and magazine. Most of its Hang outs are aroun the Washington, D.C. area, but its other19 museums, zoo, and nine research centers include sites in New York City, Virginia, Panama, and beyond. It has over 136 million items in its collections,[whew] It publishes a monthly rag named Smithsonian [duh] and employs the Smithsonian Police to protect visitors, staff and the property of the museums.Wow, it own police force! ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out wound ya? Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Or Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get more sponsors to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short] ______________ What do you know, Joe? Back in the USA in Plano, Texas you will not want to miss a museum starring which one of these undesirable insects? A. Fire Ants B. Cockroaches C. Weevils D. Killer Bees Last Post Answers: C. Vice President Spiro Agnew Netflix is our new sponsor. Click on the Netflix Ad on the left hand side of the site. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 4/4/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 160 Impeachment | Impeachment Trivia. Out you go. The White House Back when George W. Bush was president, if he was removed from office for any reason, medical being another possibility, Cheney would nominate someone to be the Veep. Maybe his neighbor & pal Donald Rumsfeld. Now there's something to lose sleep over. Only if something happened to both No.43 & the Veep (say, a really bad hunting accident) would Pelosi become President. Just in case you were worrying. Read about Nixon, Agnew, and Ford to see a relevant example, in case you're too young to remember it. Something to ponder over. ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out wound ya? Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get more sponsors to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short] ______________ What do you know, Joe? After Nixon, Who resigned from office on Oct. 10, 1973? A. Attorney General Elliot L. Richards B. Deputy Attorney General William D. Ruckelshaus C. Vice President Spiro Agnew Last Post Answers: D. A lantern. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 3/29/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 159 Classic TV [trivia] | Classic Television Trivia. Part 6 The Brady house The house used in exterior shots, which bears little relation to the interior design of the Bradys' home, is located in Studio City, within the city limits of Los Angeles, California. According to a 1994 article in the Los Angeles Times, the San Fernando Valley house was built in 1959 and selected as the Brady residence because series creator Schwartz felt it looked like a home where an architect would live. How 'bout that? ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out wound ya? Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get more sponsors to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short] ______________ What do you know, Joe? After Peter broke the vase and all of his brothers and sisters took the blame, his parents bought him a present to try and guilt him into confessing. What was it? A. A jacket B. A lantern C. A mess kit Last Post Answers: D. All of These Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 3/16/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 158 The Sun [trivia] | The Sun Trivia Another shorter Mostly Trivial, but still this is a Hot Topic. Comets Gets Snooty Towards The Sun Comets' tails point away from the Sun at all times. So, when a comet is moving away from the Sun, its tail is actually leading. Comet tails are caused by dust and gas being lost from the comet and then pushed away from the Sun by the solar wind (charged particles moving out from the Sun) and by radiation pressure from the Sun. ______________ Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 What do you know, Joe? What planet does not tilt as it goes around the Sun, so consequently, it has no seasons? A. Saturn B. Uranus C. Venus D. Claire . . Last Post Answers: D. All of These ` ______________ Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you to leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! If you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! Also go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes. | 3/4/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 157 Lie Detectors [trivia] | Lie Detector Trivia. Also called a Polygraph. I'm Not Lying! There's a two-sided problem with the polygraph that has become increasingly clear over the course of the past century: A person who can remain cool under pressure can beat a polygraph, and on the other hand, a person who doesn't handle stressful situations well may be inaccurately labeled a liar. Wild Huh? Due to the perceived threat of terrorism that was born out of the Sept. 11 attacks, the U.S. government decided that a better, more reliable way of determining truth was needed. It appears that MRI technology has emerged to fill the void created by a convergence of the lack of faith in polygraphs and the urgency to know friend from foe following Sept. 11. Maybe trivia on MRIs soon! ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out wound ya? Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get more sponsors to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short] ______________ What do you know, Joe? How do you increase your polygraphic reactions? A. Biting your tongue B. Putting a tack in your shoe C. Holding your breath D. All of These Last Post Answers: C. Camillus Cutlery Company. The knife was called the Babe Ruth “Mascot” Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 2/19/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 156 Knives [trivia] | Knife Trivia. Schwing! Sharpen your Trivia skills The Knife... One of Our Oldest Tools It's an amazing tool. An ancient tool for which there has been no substitute. Throughout history, knives have been essential for survival, as well as for providing food and shelter. From its earliest form, the knife developed out of necessity, and its evolution may be traced through the paths of technology. Pretty Neat huh? ______________ Help Mostly Trivial out? Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get more sponsors to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short] ______________ What do you know, Joe? Which knife company signed up slugger Babe Ruth and produced a knife bearing his signature? A. Bowen Knife Company B. Swiss Army Knife Company C. Camillus Cutlery Company Last Post Answers: B. Aspartic acid and Lysine. An ionic bond will form between positively charged and negatively charged amino acids. Aspartic acid, asp, or D, is a negatively charged acidic amino acid while lysine, lys, or K, is a positively charged basic amino acid. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you, yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do one for Mostly Trivial! This is groovy, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 2/11/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial [mini] 155 Healthy Food [trivia] | Healthy Foods Trivia Another shorter Mostly Trivial. We'll still do the standard version This is interesting. A Spanish breed of pig called the Iberico, possesses, naturally, omega-3 fatty acids. This is the only pig known to naturally possess omega-3. Also, quite recently at the University of Missouri, 5 cloned and modified pigs were produced with their muscle tissue stacked with omega-3 fatty acids. These modified pigs abide at the University of Missouri and are kept in very nice surroundings. There is little likelihood of any one them ever finding their way to our table. We love piggies at Mostly Trivial, so we dont eat them! ______________ Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get more sponsors to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short] ______________ What do you know, Joe? Which two of the following amino acids could form a ionic bond? A. Glutamic acid and Valine B. Aspartic acid and Lysine C. Arginine and Glutamine D. Proline and Glycine Last Post Answers: B. Shania Twain Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks YOU yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do an Mostly Trivial! This is cool, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 1/30/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 154 Cats and Dogs [trivia] | It's Raining Cats and Dogs Who Doesn't Dig Animals? Cats are Historic Recently the cat was commonly believed to have been domesticated in ancient Egypt, [thats what I thoughtas well!] where it was a cult animal. I think some people worship their cats even now :-) A 2007 study found that the lines of descent of all house cats probably run through as few as five self-domesticating African Wildcats around 8000 BC, in the Near East. Now THATS a long time ago! Dogs are Furry Domestic dogs have a coat, a layer that covers its body. A dog coat may be a double coat, made up of a soft undercoat and a coarse topcoat. Unlike the wolf, some dogs may instead have just a single coat. Dogs with a double coat, are adapted to survive in colder temperatures, and tend to originate from colder climates. I need 2 coats when it 10 below here in St. Paul! ______________ Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get more sponsors to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short] ______________ What do you know, Joe? How do you treat a cat with frostbite? A. firmly massage the area B. warm the area with warm, moist towels C. give the cat a hot bath Last Post Answers: A. Reba McEntire Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks YOU yes YOU, to leave a Review in iTunes or anywhere else that you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. This ALL helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we still get more and more! If you have a Podcast as well, do an Mostly Trivial! This is cool, go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes to help support Mostly Trivial. | 1/21/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 153 Country Divas [trivia] | Country Diva Trivia This is another new shorter of Mostly Trivial. We'll still do the standard version. We just want to TRY and get out more shows! Another form of the country music style is known as western-country. While honky-tonks were filled with its fans, theatres were filled with fans of the cowboy songs made popular, again, in Texas and Oklahoma. The often-romanticized life of the cowboy, heroic but lonely, drifting, fit in perfectly with this style of music that took its sound from the hills of Tennessee and the bayous of Louisiana. ______________ Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get more sponsors to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short] Last Post Answers: B. Good Friday What do you know, Joe? This singer lost her entire band in a plane crash in 1991 A. Reba McEntire B. Barbara Mandrell C. Tammy Wynette . . Last Post Answers: C.Crystals ______________ Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you to leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! If you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! Also go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes. | 1/12/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 152 Gemstones Part II [repost] | Gemstone Trivia part II Another Crystal Clear Show, except a mistake corrected in the questions! ;-( [now fixed] More Diamond Trivia Diamonds were worn by aristocratic families to ward off the plague during the Middle Ages. The poorest people always died first, since they lived closer to the docks, where the ships often brought the plague from other countries. The rich had an idea that since the poor went first, that displaying their wealth (diamonds) would keep them from infection. This just goes to show how naive people were about what really caused the plague, kinda like religeon does. ______________ Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get more sponsors to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short] ______________ What do you know, Joe? Some of the Mexican Indians believe that the souls of both living and dead people would well in what? A. Rubies B. Diamonds C. Crystals Last Post Answers: B. Titanic Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you to leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! If you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! Also go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes. | 1/7/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 151 Swimming Pools [trivia] | Swimming Pool Trivia Mostly Trivial makes a BIG splash One of the most haunted sections of the ship the RMS Queen Mary is the former First Class Swimming Pool. The Second longest swimming pool is the Orthlieb Pool in Casablanca, Morocco. The pool is 480 meters or 1,574 feet long and 75 meters or 246 feet wide. The Orthlieb Pool is filled with sea water and covers 8.9 acres. Nemo 33 is a recreational diving center in Brussels, Belgium that is home to the world's deepest swimming pool. The pool has two large flat-bottomed areas at depth levels of 16 ft and 32 ft, and a large circular pit descending to a depth of 108 ft ______________ Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get more sponsors to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short] ______________ What do you know, Joe? Whatwas the first ocean liner to have a swimming pool and a gym? A. Queen Mary B. Titanic C. Lusitania Last Post Answers: B. Los Alamos Los Alamos continued to be the most secret town in the U.S. until well after the Cold War. Dugway is the U.S. Army chemical weapons test range in Utah. Alamogordo was the site of the first nuclear explosion and White Sands was a missile testing area close by. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you to leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! If you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! Also go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes. | 1/2/09 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 150 Nuclear Bomb [trivia] | Nuclear Bomb Trivia A chain reaction My God, what have we done?" - Robert Lewis co-pilot of the Enola Gay On August 2, 1939, just before the beginning of World War II, Albert Einstein wrote to then President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Einstein and several other scientists told Roosevelt of efforts in Nazi Germany to purify uranium-235, which could be used to build an atomic bomb! It was shortly thereafter that the United States Government began the serious undertaking known then only as "The Manhattan Project." Simply put, the Manhattan Project was committed to expediting research that would produce a viable atomic bomb.KaBOOM! ______________ Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get more sponsors to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short] ______________ What do you know, Joe? Most of the theoretical work on the atomic bomb, and all of the final assembly, was conducted at a secret site in New Mexico where a whole town was erected in secret around a former boys' school. What is the name of the place? A. Alamogordo B. Los Alamos C. White Sands Last Post Answers: C. Patriot's Day Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you to leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! If you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! Also go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes. | 12/10/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 149 Holidays around the World [trivia] | Holidays Around the World Trivia Let's Celebrate! Here's one for example... Cinco de Mayo is frequently regarded as the Mexican equivalent of the United States 4th of July. This is simply not true. Actually, it is the equivalent of the 5th of May. LOL. Of greater importance is the battle of Cinco de Mayo that occurred in 1862. Juarez, who had been Zapotec Indian minister of Justice in Juan Alvarez' cabinet in the 1850's, entered Mexico City on January 11, 1861 and promptly expelled the Spanish minister, the papal legate, and members of the episcopate. Additionally, he took steps to enforce the decrees of 1859 disestablishing and disendowing the church. He could not have known at this time that almost a century later, "antidisestablishmentarianism" would become the longest word in the English dictionary.Although Juarez was recognized by the United States and had received both moral and military aid from the US, there were over $80,000,000 in debts at that time to Europe alone. The Mexican Congress in July 17, 1861 decreed the suspension for 2 years of interest payments on the external national debt, and 3 months later a convention occurred between Great Britain, France, and Spain calling for joint intervention in Mexico. ______________ Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get more sponsors to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short] ______________ What do you know, Joe? Always on the third Monday in April. Popularly celebrated in Maine and Massachusetts to commemorate the battles of Lexington and Concord in 1775, Which holiday is this ? A. Revolution's Day B. Soldier's Day C. Patriot's Day Last Post Answers: B. Good Friday On April 14, 1865, while Lincoln was watching the play "Our American Cousin", Booth sneaked into the unguarded section that the president was in. Booth raised his pistol and shot Lincoln in the head, and the bullet went through his skull and stopped behind his right eye. Booth escaped the theater (although he had a broken leg), but was later found in a tobacco barn in Virginia eight days later. A pistol went off, and no one knows if Booth was killed from a soldier's bullet, or if he committed suicide. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you to leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! If you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! Also go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes. | 12/3/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 148 [mini] Pumpkins [trivia] | Pumpkin Trivia This is a new shorter of Mostly Trivial. We'll still do the standard version. We just want to TRY and get out more shows! References to pumpkins date back way back. The name pumpkin originated from the Greek word for "large melon" which is "pepon." "Pepon" was nasalized by the French into "pompon." The English changed "pompon" to "Pumpion." How 'bout that? Also Shakespeare referred to the "pumpion" in his Merry Wives of Windsor. American colonists changed "pumpion" into "pumpkin." How did that 'K' get in there? The "pumpkin" is referred to in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater and Cinderella. ______________ Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get more sponsors to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short] Last Post Answers: B. Good Friday On April 14, 1865, while Lincoln was watching the play "Our American Cousin", Booth sneaked into the unguarded section that the president was in. Booth raised his pistol and shot Lincoln in the head, and the bullet went through his skull and stopped behind his right eye. Booth escaped the theater (although he had a broken leg), but was later found in a tobacco barn in Virginia eight days later. A pistol went off, and no one knows if Booth was killed from a soldier's bullet, or if he committed suicide. ______________ Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you to leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! If you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! Also go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes. | 11/27/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 147 Youngest U.S. Presidents [trivia] | Youngest U.S. Presidents Trivia So who were they? Listen to the show for goodness sakes! Gerald Ford is also on the list of assassination attempted presidents, and he actually had two attempts on his life. What state did these both happen in? California. On September 5, 1975, Ford was on the street in Sacramento when Lynette Alice Fromme ran up and pointed an unloaded pistol at him. Police tackled her to the ground and she was arrested. She did this because she wanted to get attention for the Manson family ______________ Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below 10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get more sponsors to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short] ______________ What do you know, Joe? One of the most famous assassinations was that of Abraham Lincoln, who was killed by John Wilkes Booth in Ford's Theatre in 1865. What day was it? A. Holy Thursday B. Good Friday C. Easter Sunday Last Post Answers: A. Germany The German federal election was held on 18th September 2005. Although Merkel's party had begun the campaign with a 21% lead over the main governing party in the opinion polls, the final result was so narrow that it was two months before coalition talks between the two largest parties could be finalised and Merkel confirmed as Germany's new chanceller. She is the first woman and the first citizen of the former East Germany to hold the post. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you to leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! If you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! Also go to Go Daddy.com and use our promo codes. | 11/14/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 146 World Leaders [trivia] | World Leaders Trivia History is fasinating! Chandrika Kumaratunga was president of Sri Lanka from 1994 to 2005, leaving office in November of that year. As well as being the first woman to serve as as her country's president she was also the second woman to serve (albeit briefly) as the country's prime minister, the first being her own mother. When she was elected as president, Ms Kumaratunga resigned as prime minister and appointed her mother to serve once more as prime minister.Very Interesting. ______________ Go Daddy.com picked us for a Go Daddy campaign. If you go their site and you buy a domain name use the Promo Codes below10% off any order: TRIVIAL1 $5 off $30 or more: TRIVIAL2 $7.49 .com domains: TRIVIAL3 Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get more sponsors to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short] ______________ What do you know, Joe? Angela Merkel was elected head of government of which country in 2005? A. Germany B. Denmark C. Austria Last Post Answers: A. Sean ConnerySean Connery, who'd never read the J.R.R. Tolkien series and claimed he "didn't understand the script." (Can you say karma?) In return for playing the role, New Line Cinema offered the Scottish actor up to 15 percent of worldwide box office receipts, which would have earned Connery more than any actor had ever been paid for a single role -- as much as $400 million Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you to leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! If you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 11/5/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial 145 Movie Roles: Denied [trivia] | Movie Roles Turned Down Trivia Actors who turned down BIG roles. Some regretable and not so regretable decisions. ______________ Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get a sponsor to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short]. Thanks for being patient if you have done this already.Things are looking good! ______________ What do you know, Joe? Lord of the Rings Gandalf was played by Sir Ian McKellen Who turned down this role? A. Sean Connery B. Jeremy Irons C. Anthony Hopkins Last Post Answers: B. 1944 Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you to leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! If you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 10/27/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #144 Cool Places / Iceland trivia | Cool Places Iceland Trivia Iceland was the last European country to be settled, mostly by Norsemen in the 9th and 10th centuries. They came mainly from Norway and in the Scandinavia area, and from the Norse settlements in the British Isles. All branches of the arts do very well in Iceland, especially painting, which started at the turn of the century. Literature has always been the mainstay of Icelandic culture. I could read and paint all day myself! In Reykjavík, the capital, there is a symphony orchestra, an opera house and ballet company. ______________ Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get a sponsor to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short]. Thanks for being patient if you have done this already.Things are looking good! ______________ What do you know, Joe? In what year did Iceland gain independence? A. 1940 B. 1944 C. 1967 D. 1922 Last Post Answers: D. 43 quintillion Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you to leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! If you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 10/20/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #143 Rubik's Cube trivia | Rubik's Cube Popular Puzzle Trivia Biography Ernő Rubik was born in Budapest, Hungary during World War II. His father was a flight engineer at the Esztergom airplane factory, his mother a poet. He graduated from the Technical University, Budapest (Műszaki Egyetem) in 1967 as an architectural engineer and began postgraduate studies in sculpting and interior architecture. From 1971 to 1975 he worked as an architect, then became a professor at the Budapest College of Applied Arts (Iparművészeti Főiskola). He has spent all his life in Hungary. ______________ Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get a sponsor to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short]. Thanks for being patient if you have done this already.Things are looking good! ______________ What do you know, Joe? How many combinations are there in the Rubik's Cube? A. 100 thousand B. 2 million C. 300 million D. 43 quintillion Last Post Answers: B. Accidental. Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you to leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! If you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 10/10/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #142 Famous Old Time Comedians Trivia | Famous Old-Time Comedians Marx Brothers Trivia From 1929 on they were very active in film. Their first films they appeared as The Four Marx Brothers (Chico, Harpo, Groucho, Zeppo), but Zeppo left the movie business after Duck Soup. He didnt like acting much. From 1929 to 1949 they made 13 films. After that Chico and Harpo more or less retired, but Groucho started a second career as a show master in the quiz show "You Bet Your Life" which I use to watch as a kid late at night. ______________ Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get a sponsor to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short]. Thanks for being patient if you have done this already.Things are looking good! ______________ What do you know, Joe? Complete this famous Groucho putdown: "Any resemblence between these two characters and living persons is purely ___________" A. unbelievable B. coincidental C. accidental D. incredible Last Post Answers: B. Goofy Foot Johnee Bee from Mostly Trivial asks you to leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! If you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 10/4/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #141 Surf's Up History of Surfing Trivia | Surf's Up! Kowabunga Surfing wasn't dead in the Hawaiian Islands in the late 1800s, but it was drowning, along with most Hawaiian customs and most Hawaiians. After 125 years of Hawaiian-European contact/ conquest, the haole had tried to exercise control over just about everything Hawaiian: their Gods, their culture, their magic, their land and their lives. ______________ Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get a sponsor to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short]. Thanks for being patient if you have done this already. ______________ What do you know, Joe? What do you call a surfer that rides with his right foot forward? A. Weird B. Goofy C. Funky D. Knarly Last Post Answers: A. Throw it out or take it back If you detect ice crystals you should throw the ice cream away and buy more. You should NEVER give animals sweets like ice cream or chocolate. Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! If you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 9/28/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #140 Ice Scream! Ice Cream Trivia | ICE CREAM! Chill Out Man The top five states that produce the most ice cream. (1) California (2) Indiana (3) Ohio (4) Illinois (5) Michigan. In 1991, another flavor phenomenon was created -- Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough ice cream, which combines the best part of the Chocolate Chip cookie -- the raw dough -- with creamy vanilla ice cream and semi-sweet chocolate chips. Its my favorite! ______________ Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get a sponsor to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short]. Thanks for being patient if you have done this already. ______________ What do you know, Joe? What should you do if your ice cream has little crystals in it? A. Throw it out or take it back B. Eat it anyway C. Give it to the dog D. None of the above Last Post Answers: A. USD $375 billion< Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! If you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 9/20/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #139 Sea of Coral Sea life Trivia | Coral Reefs So facinating The whimsical names of corals — bubble, staghorn, starburst, and brain — hint at their spectacular appearance, but not necessarily at their true value. As the largest living structures on the planet, coral reefs are also among the greatest storehouses of biodiversity on Earth. Coral reefs are also one of the most threatened marine systems. Scientists estimate that unless we take immediate action, we could lose up to 70 percent of coral reefs by 2050. ______________ Win a Prize? First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get a sponsor to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short]. Thanks for being patient if you have done this already. ______________ What do you know, Joe? How much do coral reefs contribute to the world’s economy each year? A. USD $3.75 B. USD $375,000 C. USD $375 billion Last Post Answers: C. The Stratford Inn Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! If you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 9/11/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #138 I'm not a Doctor, but I play one on T.V! television Trivia | I'm not a Doctor, but I play one on T.V! T.V. Trivia Syndication – this is the terminology rather broadly used to describe secondary programming usages (beyond the original run). It includes secondary runs in the country of first issue, but also international usage. In many cases other companies or TV stations that do the syndication work, in other words to sell the product into the markets they are allowed to sell into by contract from the copyright holders, in most cases the producers. Actors, if they are lucky and have a good contract, can make a TON of dough as well! ______________ Win a Prize perhaps... First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get a sponsor to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short]. Thanks for being patient if you have done this already. ______________ What do you know, Joe? What was the name of the inn that Dick and Joanne owned on 'Newhart'? A. The Dew Drop Inn B. The Holiday Inn C. The Stratford Inn Last Post Answers: B. Bloom High School Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! If you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 8/23/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #137 Famous Cities Chicago Trivia | Famous Cities Chicago! The Century of Progress fairs of 1933 and 1934 were built on landfill just south of Grant Park. The Great Depression limited the original plans for extensive landfill activity. Yet the New Deal created an opportunity to make other improvements, such as the construction of Lake Shore Drive. These improvements helped make the lakefront the focal point for citywide celebrations and a core of cultural institutions that now include the Art Institute of Chicago, the Field Museum, the Shedd Aquarium, the Adler Planetarium, and the Grant Park Music Festival. I went to the Art Institute of Chicago, the Shedd Aquarium and the Adler Planetarium. All were fantastic! ______________ Win a Prize perhaps... First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get a sponsor to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short]. Thanks for being patient if you have done this already. ______________ What do you know, Joe? This famous high school was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. This school is actually a suburb of Chicago. This is actually one of Illinois designated historic places. Whats the name of it? A. Naperville North High School B. Bloom High School C. Homewood Flossmor High School Last Post Answers: A. Megalith Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! AND if you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 8/12/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #136 Stone Henge trivia | Famous Landmarks Stonehenge As you drive through the swirling mists of the Salisbury plain, the trailers of mist part and you gape incredulously at the glorious tableau. An ancient henge encloses enormous orthostats and colossal trilithons of heathen sarsen and shadowy dolerite. "Stonehenge…" you breathe in an awed whisper. "Large rocks stuck in the sod," observes your more prosaic companion, "for no good reason that I can think of. Besides, technically, some would claim Stonehenge isn't even a henge, you know." So, technically, what's a henge? Well, it's a round or oval bank with an interior ditch, of course! ______________ Win a Prize perhaps... First Prize is a AppleiPod "Touch"! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get a sponsor to support our show and Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short]. ______________ What do you know, Joe? You're taking a Stonehenge guided tour. You keep hearing technical terms, the meanings of which you are not entirely sure. You keep seeing big rocks. Which of the following means "big rock"? A. Megalith B. Trilithon C. Orthostat Last Post Answers: B. Ganymedee Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! AND if you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 7/25/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #135 Planets and Stars trivia | Through the Stars Don't Space out on me Antares is the 16th brightest star in the sky. It is fairly close to us too... only about 600 light years away. (Meaning that its light, traveling at 186,282 miles per second, takes only 600 years to reach us!) To put this 600 light years into perspective... The furthest celestial body visible to the naked eye is the Andromeda Galaxy and its roughly 2,610,000 light years away! The "particle horizon", the horizon of the visible part of the universe, is 13.2 billion (13,200,000,000) light years away from us. Our sun is only 8.3 light-minutes from earth, imagine that! ______________ Win a Prize perhaps! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, and quick. It will help to get a sponsor to support our show tha Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short]. ______________ What do you know, Joe? What is the name of the largest moon in our solar system? A. Titan B. Ganymede C. Triton Last Post Answers: A. Alternative Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! AND if you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 7/16/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #134 Communication blackberry | Talk to Me Computer or pen and paper! Communication is the process of transferring information from a sender [Me] to a receiver [You] with the use of a medium [like a phone] in which the communicated information is understood by both sender and receiver. Simple enough? ______________ Hey you! Fill out the survey to the left. It's simple, quick and you dont have to give your name OR e-mail. It will help to get a sponsor to support our show tha Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short]. ______________ What do you know, Joe? What type of communication does Stephen Hawking (famous scientist with a physical disability) use? A. Alternative B. Conventional C. Augmentative Last Post Answers: C. Dancer Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! AND if you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 7/9/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #133 Death in 3's George Carlin trivia | Death in 3's Seems to always happen? I have as much authority as the Pope, I just don't have as many people who believe it. - George Carlin George Carlin had many popular writings on the Internet being falsely attributed to him, such as the anonymous commentaries "I Am a Bad American" and "The Paradox of Our Time," along with several lists of one-liner jokes. Carlin states on his website that he did not write them, and "nothing you see on the Internet is mine unless it came from one of my albums, books, HBO shows, or appeared on my website. Just before Christmas 2005, he experienced significant shortage of breath and other heart-related symptoms. On Christmas Day he entered Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Beverly Hills. During an eight-day stay he was treated for a lung infection and narrowed arteries. He received antibiotics and an angioplasty that included the placement of a double stent. The procedure was successful, but he was advised to take things slowly in the New Year. ______________ Fill out the survey to the left, OK? It's simple, quick and you dont have to give your name OR e-mail. It will help to get a sponsor to support our show tha Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short]. ______________ What do you know, Joe? Cyd Charisse also passed away. I guess this would make it FOUR famous people wh died in June 08. What was she famous for? A. Writer B. Director C. Dancer Last Post Answers: D. Stanford Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! AND if you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 6/28/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #132 Mini-Golf Miniature Golf trivia | Putt Putt Golf Do YOU Play? The miniature golf courses they built only cost a few thousand dollars to construct and the rate-of-return on the investment reportedly were phenomenal. After boasting to the press that they planned to franchise courses throughout the world Delanoy and Ledbetter abruptly vanished from the annals of miniature golf history. ______________ Fill out the survey to the left, OK? It's simple, quick and you dont have to give your name OR e-mail. It will help to get a sponsor to support our show tha Robot and I will read the ads [They will be short]. ______________ What do you know, Joe? Which of the following colleges did Tiger Woods attend? A. UCLA B. California C. USC D. Stanford Last Post Answers: D. Maurice Ravel Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! AND if you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 6/18/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #131 Fairy Tales trivia Brothers Grimm | Fairie Tales More 'Grimm' then you expect? The older fairy tales were intended for old folks as well as kids, but they were associated with children as early as the writings of the précieuses; ("preciousness") The Brothers Grimm titled their collection "Children's and Household Tales", and the link with kids has only grown stronger with time. ______________ Fill out the survey to the left, please. It's simple, quick and you dont have to give your name OR e-mail. It will help to get a sponsor to support our show. ______________ What do you know, Joe? Which famous Impressionistic composer wrote the ballet music "Mother Goose"? A. Frederick Chopin B. Johann Sebastian Bach C. Richard Wagner D. Maurice Ravel Last Post Answers: C. Chilled Monkey Brains Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show. Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! AND if you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 6/6/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #130 Indiana Jones Movie Trivia | Indiana Jones and the Pimple of Doom! [LOL] More trivia left over from LAST week, but still good, don't cha know. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Before ‘The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull’ was chosen as the title, several other titles were considered and even registered with the MPAA in August 2007, including ‘The City of Gods’, ‘The Destroyer of Worlds’, ‘The Fourth Corner of the Earth’, ‘The Lost City of Gold’, and finally, ‘The Quest for the Covenant’ ______________ Fill out the survey to the left, please. It's simple, quick and you dont have to give your name OR e-mail. It will help to get a sponsor to support our show. ______________ What do you know, Joe? In Indiana Jones Temple of Doom, Kate Capshaw's character has to eat what exotic dish? A. Pig Brains wrapped in BananaLeaves B. Balut [soft boiled eggs containing partially developed duck embryos] C. Chilled Monkey Brains D. Madagascar hissing Cockroaches Last Post Answers: A. Plasma pulse laser Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! AND if you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 5/29/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #129 Name that Movie trivia | Name that Movie An Audio Quiz Die Hard Movie Quotes (1988) Bruce Willis (John McClane): You throw quite a party. I didn't realize they celebrated Christmas in Japan. James Shigeta (Joseph Takagi): Hey, we're flexible. Pearl Harbor didn't work out so we got you with tape decks. ______________ Hello again! Fill out the survey to the left, please. It's simple, quick and you dont have to give your name OR e-mail. It will help to get a sponsor to support our show. ______________ What do you know, Joe? What futuristic weapon does Arnie ask the gun store owner for, in the original "Terminator"? A. Plasma pulse laser B. Phased gig beam C. Trans-pulse rifle D. Good ol' fashioned slingshot Last Post Answers: E. All the Above Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! AND if you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 5/24/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #128 Hot Air Balloons trivia | Hot Air Ballons Up, Up and Away! The largest hot air balloon festival is the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta which is held each October in Albuquerque, New Mexico. This event was started in 1972 with just 13 balloons attending. In the year 2000, it recorded 1019 balloons in attendance. ______________ HEY! Fill out the survey to the left, please. [see it?] It's simple, quick and you dont have to give your name OR e-mail.This will help to get a sponsor to support our show. ______________ What do you know, Joe? Today balloons are used primarily for two purposes: sport or scientific research. Sport balloons mostly use hot air. Scientific balloons generally use...What? A. Helium B. Methane C. Ammonia D. Hydrogen E. All the Above Last Post Answers: C. Heat island Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! AND if you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 5/18/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #127 GO Green trivia | GO Green! Its good for all of us, don't cha think? Fossil fuel use produces huge amounts and different types of particles, including dust, soot, smoke and other very fine floating stuff, a lot which is not visible. These lung irritants may not seriously bug a big adult type person, however, they do have serious and lasting effects on kids and their developing lungs and immune systems. Our penalty: Higher healthcare costs, sick kiddos and higher taxes. Great, more money out the door! ______________ HEY! Fill out the survey to the left, please. [see it?] It's simple, quick and you dont have to give your name OR e-mail.This will help to get a sponsor to support our show. What do you know, Joe? A. City Oasis B. Road Heater C. Heat island D. Summer Haze Last Post Answers: D. A unit of weight Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! AND if you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 5/7/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #126 Money trivia | More Money! You know you want some.At least some good trivia. A coin is usually a piece of hard material, usually metal or a metallic material, usually in the shape of a disc, and most often issued by a government. Coins are used as a form of money in transactions of various kinds, from the everyday circulation coins to the storage of vast amounts of bullion coins. In the present day, coins and banknotes make up the cash forms of all modern money systems. ______________ What do you know, Joe? During the Roman Empire, What was a "Talent?" A. A large bronze coin B. A unit of value equal to 1,000 denarii C. A large gold coin D. A unit of weight Last Post Answers: D. Emesis Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! AND if you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 4/30/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #125 Body Functions farts knuckles | Body Functions Sounds from Knuckles and Below! The digestive tract is the system of organs within multicellular animals that takes in food, digests it to extract energy and nutrients, and expels the remaining waste. The major functions of the GI tract are ingestion, digestion, absorption, and defecation. ______________ What do you know, Joe? What is the medical term for vomiting? A. Reflux B. Meconium C. Cholelithiasis D. Emesis Last Post Answers: D. All of the above Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! AND if you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 4/22/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #124 Animal Gestation babies trivia | Animal Babies from Eggs and Bellies Whats the gestation period for a pregnant mouse? it's about 3 weeks. House mice breed throughout the year and can become pregnant within 48 hours of producing a litter. There are usually about 6 mice to a litter and females may produce as many as ten litters (about 50 young) per year. It takes 21 to 23 days for gestation and 35 days for a mouse to mature. They live about 2 years. ______________ What do you know, Joe? What make good Opossum bait? A. slightly spoiled meat B. strong smelling fish C. cheese and rotten eggs D. All of the above Last Post Answers: C. DEVO Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! AND if you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 4/12/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #123 Space Junk trivia | Space Junk One BIG Garbage Can! As of June 21 2000, the U.S. Space Command counted 8,927 man-made objects in the great above and beyond; some are there more or less permanently. Of the total, 2,671 are satellites (working or not), 90 are space probes that have been launched out of Earth orbit, and 6096 are mere chunks of debris zooming around the third planet from the Sun. The United States leads the former Soviet Union in the total quantity of orbital junk, but some companies and other organizations contribute significantly to the count. ______________ What do you know, Joe? Who wrote the 80's wacky song "Space Junk"? A. the Ramones B. Oingo Boingo C. Devo Last Post Answers: B. Muggers Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! AND if you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 4/1/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #122 Crocodiles vs. Alligators trivia | Little Dinasaurs The who's who of reptiles After surviving nearly unchanged for over 200 million years crocodiles and alligators were hunted to the brink of extinction between 1900 and 1967 in a period as brief as a single man's life, how sad. Also their habitats continue to shrink. Today due to conservation efforts the American alligator is no longer on the endangered species list but many species of crocodiles remain at risk. Continued diligence is necessary if we are to preserve these incredible animals that open a door to the planet's early history and a window into an age of fantastic creatures that ruled the earth for tens of millions of years. ______________ What do you know, Joe? A smaller species of Indo-Pacific crocodiles called Swamp Crocodiles has a nickname, what is it? A. Thiefs. B. Muggers. C. Buggers. Last Post Answers: B. At both poles Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! Also, do an intro for me, would ya?! | 3/23/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #121 Magnets trivia | Magnets.Very attractive! If they ate spinach would they have more iron? The discovery of the magnetic compass was an event of GREAT importance in the history of people. It was the first documented instrument created by mankind that could be read using a precise scale. Of course the sundial had been around for a long time, but it doesn't move [just it's shadow does as you know]. There was the wind vane, but no precise way at that time to measure wind direction. If you think about it, it's pretty hard to measure direction in general, without a compass. The earliest known compass surfaced in China by at least the first century A.D. It apparently didn't arrive in Europe until the twelfth century A.D [1100's] ______________ What do you know, Joe? Where are the field lines most concentrated around a bar magnet? A. At the center. B. At both poles. C. At the South Pole. D. At the North Pole. Last Post Answers: C. Animal Farm Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add yourself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! AND if you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 3/10/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #120 Windmills trivia | Windmills of my Mind So many uses! There are examples of windmills whose sails rotate clockwise, and examples that rotate anticlockwise. The direction is always taken from in front of the mill, and looking at the sails, the solid edge is the leading edge. An example of nearby similar mills whose sails rotate in opposite directions can be seen in Cambridgeshire at Bourn (anticlockwise) and Great Gransden (clockwise). With increasing environmental concern, and approaching limits to fossil fuel consumption, wind power has regained interest as a renewable energy source. It is increasingly becoming more useful and sufficient in providing energy for many areas of the world. ______________ What do you know, Joe? In THIS book, a symbolic representation of the Russian Revolution of the early Soviet Union, an effort invested construction of a windmill is provided by the animals in the hope of reduced manual labor and increased living standards. What book is it? A. Charlottes Web B. Miss Spider's Tea Party C. Animal Farm D. Babe Last Post Answers: B. Ice Cream Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add youself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! AND if you have a Podcast as well, do an intro for me! | 2/28/08 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #119 Happy Hour trivia | It's Happy Hour! Celebrate the New Year responsibly of course. Tossing salted peanuts in a glass of beer makes the peanuts dance. In Japan, beer is sold in vending machines, by street vendors and in the train station ______________ The Wines of the Paris Tasting: [California wines are denoted by an asterisk *] Reds *Stag's Leap Wine Cellars 1973, Napa Valley (127.5) Château Mouton-Rothschild 1970 (126) Château Haut-Brion 1970 (125.5) Château Montrose 1970 (122) *Ridge Cabernet Sauvignon 'Mountain Range' (Montebello) 1971, Santa Cruz Mts. (105.5) Château Leoville-Las-Cases 1971 (97) *Mayacamas 1971, Napa Valley/Mayacamas Mts. (89.5) *Clos Du Val 1972, Napa Valley (87.5) *Heitz Cellars 'Martha's Vineyard' 1970, Napa Valley/St. Helena (84.5) *Freemark Abbey 1969, Napa Valley/Rutherford (78) Whites *Chateau Montelena 1973, Napa Valley/Calistoga (132) Meurault-Charmes 1973, Roulot (126.5) *Chalone Vineyards 1974, Monterey County/Soledad (121) *Spring Mountain 1973, Napa Valley/Spring Mountain (104) Beaune Clos des Mouches 1973, Joseph Drouhin (101) *Freemark Abbey 1972, Napa Valley/Rutherford (100) Batard-Montrachet 1973, Ramonet-Prudhon (94) Puligny-Montrachet 1972, Les Pucelles, Domaine Leflaive (89) *Veedercrest 1972, Napa Valley/Mt. Veeder (88) *David Bruce 1973, Santa Cruz Mts. (42) What do you know, Joe? Germany serves beer in what other form? A. Gelatin B. Ice Cream C. Sausages D. Face Cream Last Post Answers: C. foal Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add youself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more! AND if you have a show as well, do an intro for me would ya? | 12/27/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial #118 More Animal Fun [trivia] | More Animal Fun This show is dedicated to Sprocket She was my 17 year old Wiemeraner. She passed away Tuesday Dec. 5th 2007, we'll miss her so much. The Weimaraner's written history begins around 1880, when this breed was first exhibited at a Berlin, Germany dog show, where they were referred to as "l'mongrels". The Grand Duke Karl August of Weimar (Germany), wanted to develop a multipurpose dog. It's nickname is the "Gray Ghost"; this comes from not only the Weimaraner's color, but also its ability to be quick, using an almost cat-like stealth while in the field, combined with a silent, almost shadow-like way of working. After World War II ended, many soldiers brought home stories of this wonderful, strangely colored dog known as the Weimaraner. As people heard of these stories many wanted this new Wonder Dog. Within six months a Weimaraner will go from a 3 pound puppy to a 70 pound dog with a mind of its own. It is not a plaything, nor should ownership be frivalous. Without proper training and socialization, this dog can become a neurotic, problem dog and almost impossible to manage. With hard work and love you will rewarded with an incredible companion. What do you know, Joe? What is the term for a young horse? A. cub B. cygnet C. foal D. calf Last Post Answers: D. The ballpoint pen Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add youself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more, oh goodie! AND if you have a show as well, do an intro for me would ya? | 12/6/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #117 Famous Firsts | More Famous Firsts Three different subjects on the show today How many will you get this time? Who invented X rays? Well it was Wilhelm Roentgen, a German physicist, discovered X rays in 1895. For this discovery, Roentgen was awarded the first-ever Nobel Prize in Physics in 1901. Neat huh? What do you know, Joe? Which of the following innovations was NOT invented by Thomas Edison? A. The phonograph B. The long-lasting light-bulb C. The Kinetoscope D. The ballpoint pen Last Post Answers: A. 12 pairs and B. 7th Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add youself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more, oh goodie! AND if you have a show as well, do an intro for me would ya? | 11/16/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #116 Skeletons | The Skeleton Inspiration from Halloween, Did you have a good one? We saw a lot this week around the neighborhood. Skeletons that is. skel·e·ton Pronunciation: \ˈske-lə-tən\ Function: noun Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, neuter of skeletos dried up; akin to Greek skellein to dry up, sklēros hard and perhaps to Old English sceald shallow Date: 1578 1: a usually rigid supportive or protective structure or framework of an organism; especially : the bony or more or less cartilaginous framework supporting the soft tissues and protecting the internal organs of a vertebrate What do you know, Joe? Two questions this time. How many ribs does a human have? A. 8 pairs B. 12 pairs C. 14 pairs And if you know that, how about... Of the 12 pairs of ribs in your body, which ones are the longest? A. 4th B. 7th C. 11th Last Post Answers: A. Hawaii Five-O Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add youself to my Frappr Map as well. AND Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot more, yeah! | 11/2/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #115 Fruits & Veggies | Fruits and Vegetables The Answers might surprise You You must be wondering about the benefits of eating fruits... well aren't you? Water is most necessary for human body and fruit is the only natural food that consists of 80% of water. No other food can meet the water requirement for the human body like fruit does. In this junk food dominated society, fruit is the only natural food that contains less bad-cholesterol. Fruits are the ultimate stimulating factor for your brain. Itsbe the fuel for the noggin'. If you want to enhance your memory power, you should consume fruit regularly. Fiber, fiber and more fiber - nothing else satisfies the fiber requirement for your body easier than fruit. It helps you fight high blood pressure and reduces the risk of heart disease. What do you know, Joe? What salad of a greens mix with raw egg came from Mexico, not Rome? A. Caesar B. Taco salad C. Greek D. Antipasto Last Post Answers: A. Hawaii Five-O Leave a Review in iTunes if thats how you get this show! Add youself to my Frappr Map. Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot More :-) | 10/25/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #114 Call the Police | Call the Police! and I don't mean the band :-) When was Chicago without a police force? In 1861, John Wentworth fired the entire Chicago Police Department when his term as mayor came to an end. Those terminated included sixty patrolmen, three sergeants, three lieutenants, and one captain. The city of Chicago was entirely without police protection for twelve hours until the Board of Commissioners swore in new officers. What do you know, Joe? What TV show has the record of being the longest running TV police series in history? A. Hawaii Five-O B. Hill Street Blues C. Miami Vice D. Cangney and Lacey Last Post Answers: D. RSS Add youself to my Frappr Map. Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot now ;-) (over in the left hand column) | 10/18/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #113b About Us | It's All About Us! [better mix] Mostly Trivial on Mostly Trivial From 2 loyal listeners who helped with todays trivia Man, I've had a Mostly Trivial orgy today. I've been listening to your show for a couple of weeks, and downloaded all the previous episodes over the weekend. Today, I listened to all but about 6 episodes. I LOVE your show! Not only do you have great trivia, but it's the best-sounding podcast I've heard since I started listening to podcasts about a month ago when I bought my first iPod. I particularly enjoyed the "Chuck E. Cheese Hell" song on the Coin-op video game episode. Anyway, I had an idea for a show. Trivia about Mostly Trivial. Lynn Willis We at the Step Out Of Your Shell Podcast love your show, we've downloaded all of them! Thanks and keep up the great work. Terry Thompson What do you know, Joe? An orange square with waves indicates that an "BLANK" feed is present on a web page. Podcasts are often distributed this way. Fill in the "BLANK" A. HTML B. MP3 C. PHP D. RSS Last Post Answers: A. Gambling Add youself to my Frappr Map. Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot now ;-) (over in the left hand column) | 10/5/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #112 Word Origins | Word Origins Some surprising answers for You? Where do thes words come from Some folks “sleep like a top‿ when they go to bed. Do you know where this comes from? Long before the days of high-tech toys and the Internet, a favorite child's toy was a spinning top. To set the top spinning, you wound the string round the shaft, balanced the top carefully upright, and pulled the string with all your might. At maximum spin, the top can appear to be perfectly still, or “sleeping‿. Incidentally; to “sleep like a log‿ has nothing to do with waking up in the fireplace, rather the sound of heavy snoring being likened to that of sawing. What do you know, Joe? who hands responsibility onto another is said to be "passing the buck". From where do we get this expression? A. Gambling B. Eating and Drinking C. Hunting D. Team Sports Last Post Answers: A. An alley with brick walls covered with ABC (already-been-chewed) gum wads. Add youself to my Frappr Map. Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot now ;-) (over in the left hand column) | 9/26/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #111 Bubble Gum | Bubblicious! For better or ill, I sat on a stump, And was stuck by a lump, Of gum on my rump...And am sitting there still. Pop goes the Bubble Gum! For 12 years, the selling, importing, manufacturing and chewing of gum was illegal in Singapore. The ban was lifted in 2004 - - but the chewy stuff can only be bought at pharmacies. Customers must give their names and show an identity card before receiving their gum. Pharmacists who don’t follow these rules can be jailed for up to two years and fined $4,700! In some parts of the world, especially the South China Seas, piracy still exists today. Why? The common misconception among citizens is that personal use quantities of chewing gum are allowed into Singapore. However, according to the set of Regulations, "importing" means to "bring or cause to be brought into Singapore by land, water or air from any place which is outside Singapore ..." any goods, even if they are not for purposes of trade. The set of Regulations also does not make any provisions for personal use quantities to be brought into Singapore. Therefore, bringing chewing gum into Singapore, even small quantities for whatever purpose, is technically prohibited. What do you know, Joe? San Luis Obispo, California, is the home of 'Bubble Gum Alley'. What is it? A. An alley with brick walls covered with ABC (already-been-chewed) gum wads. B.The place where bubble gum was invented. C. The home of the largest collection of bubble gum machines. Last Post Answers: B. 1650–1720 Add youself to my Frappr Map. Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. It seems we have a lot now ;-) (over in the left hand column) | 9/11/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #110 Pirates | "Well Shiver me Timbers! AARRRRRRR!!! Did you know... Why were pirate attacks so often successful? Pirate ships usually carried far more crew than ordinary ships of a similar size. This meant they could easily outnumber their victims. Pirates altered their ships so that they could carry far more cannon than merchant ships of the same size. In some parts of the world, especially the South China Seas, piracy still exists today. What do you know, Joe? Throughout history, there have been people willing to rob others transporting goods on the water. These years are sometimes known as a 'Golden Age' of piracy. Thousands of pirates were active from when to when? A. 1450–1520 B. 1650–1720 C. 1750–1820 D. 1850–1920 Last Post Answers: C. Sopranino Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column) | 8/30/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #109 Wind Instruments | "The answer my friend is Blowin' in the Wind I'm winded just thinkin' about it! Did you know... wind instrument, in music, any instrument whose tone is produced by a vibrating column of air. In the pipe organ the column of air is set into vibration by mechanical means. Other wind instruments are blown by the player and are divided into two groups, the woodwinds and the brass winds, or brasses. What do you know, Joe? Which of the following saxophones produces the highest pitch? A. Baritone B. The Sopranos C. Alto D. Sopranino Last Post Answers: C. to turn left and right Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column) | 7/22/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #108 Sled Dogs | "Lets go a-Sledding! I think Minnesota is cold... Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race It has been called the “Last Great Race on Earth‿. German, Spanish, British, Japanese and American film crews have covered the event. It’s not just a dog sled race, it’s a race in which unique men and woman compete. Mushers enter from all walks of life. Fishermen, lawyers, doctors, miners, artists, natives, Canadians, Swiss, French and others. From Anchorage, in south central Alaska, to Nome on the western Bering Sea coast, each team of 12 to 16 dogs and their musher cover over 1150 miles in 10 to 17 days. What do you know, Joe? In dog sledding terms, what does the term “Come Gee‿ and “Come Haw‿ mean? A. To slow down and stop B. To go forward no matter what the weather C. To turn left and right D. It's an early country TV show Last Post Answers: C. Rob Roy Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column) | 7/13/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #107 Whiskey | Last Post Answers: B: Discovery Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have over 130 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column) "Whiskey a GO-GO Are we having fun yet?" [Maybe after a couple of belts] Did you know... Whisky, one of the world’s largest spirits, has a history of its own. The name ‘whisky’ itself is a variant on the phrase ‘water of life’ indicting spirits. This word, in various spellings, is found today in some Scandinavian countries, and the French eau-de-vie translates in the same way. Rendered in Irish and Scottish Gaelic, the term becomes uisge beatha [pronounced "ooshkie bayha"] or usquebaugh among other spellings. It eventually was mangled into the half anglicized whisky. What do you know, Joe? What is the name of the drink made with scotch,vermouth and bitters? A. Manhattan B. Old Fashion C. Rob Roy D. Shirley Temple Last Post Answers: B. THE SMITHS Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column) | 7/3/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv #106 80's Music | "We love 80's music Mostly Trivial is back!" Did You Miss Us? In 1987, Siobhan Fahey, former member of Bananarama, married Dave Stewart (Eurythmics). She later formed the band Shakespear's Sister with Marcella Detroit. They had two albums: Sacred Heart (1989) and Hormonally Yours (1992) What do you know, Joe? In 1989, 50 leading music journalists were asked for their choice of Most OVER-RATED Artist of the Decade. These are the top five, Who was Number 1? A. U2 B. THE SMITHS C. ELVIS COSTELLO D. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Last Post Answers: B: Discovery Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have over 130 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column) | 6/27/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #105 Science Fiction | "Open the pod bay doors, HAL" Arthur C. Clarke once said, "If you understand 2001 completely, we failed. We wanted to raise far more questions than we answered." Robot Boy is back today... [He has a new battery] Stanley Kubrick worked for several months with effects technicians to come up with a convincing effect for the floating pen in the shuttle sequence. After trying many different techniques, without success, Kubrick decided to simply use a pen that was taped to a sheet of glass and suspended in front of the camera. In fact, the shuttle attendant can be seen to "pull" the pen off the glass when she takes hold of it.. What do you know, Joe? What was the name of the space ship 2001 A Space Odyssey? A. Challenger B. Discovery C. Athena D. Sirius Last Post Answers: C. A penny-farthing was the logo of The Village in the cult 1960s television series The Prisoner, and was also featured in the show's closing titles. Patrick McGoohan has stated that the bike represented slowing down the wheels of progress Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have over 130 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column) | 4/24/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #104 Bicycles | It's High-Wheeling time Ready for a ride in the country? Dont fall Thanks to Matt from Stockton for the subject and questions. Robot Boy is off today...[He is OK just a bad battery] • Each February in Evandale, Tasmania, Penny Farthing enthusiasts from around the world converge on the small village for a series of Penny Farthing races, including the national championship. This is the largest Penny Farthing festival in the world. • Progressive rock band Arena's album The Visitor features a man on a penny-farthing in its cover artwork. What do you know, Joe? A penny-farthing was the logo of The Village in what cult 1960s television series? (and was also featured in the show's closing titles) A. Dr. Who B. The Avengers C. The Prisoner D. Monty Python Last Post Answers: C. Scratch of course! Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have over 130 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show, Ya hear? It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column) | 4/10/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #103 Billiards | Who wants to break first? Let Cue up a great show! Thanks to Josh Myers in WN for the subject and questions. The term 'poolroom' now means a place where billiards is played, but in the 19th century a poolroom was a betting parlor for horse racing. Billiard tables were installed so patrons could pass the time between races. The game of billiards and the poolroom became connected in the public's mind. Today, the two terms are used interchangeably. Â What do you know, Joe? What is the term used for when the cue ball falls into the pocket? A. Miscue B. Break C. Scratch D. Replay Last Post Answers: Royale with Cheese In fact it's actually just a "Royale Cheese" - there's no "with". See how travel broadens the mind. Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have over 130 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show, Ya hear? It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column) | 3/31/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #102 Cheese | Let's cut some Cheese! Shhhh...This is Robot Boy typing [hehe] Thanks to Guy Bauer [guybauerhalfhour.com podcast] for the intro. The Chuck E. Cheese franchise was created by Atari, a restaurant combining robotic animals and arcade games with family meals. They named the franchise a Pizza Time Theater. Chuck E. Cheese was first opened in 1977. What do you know, Joe? According to John Travolta's character in Quentin Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction", what do they call a quarterpounder with cheese in France? A. Le Quarterpounder avec Fromage B. Royale with Cheese C. Le Cheese D. Repas Degoutant Americain Last Post Answers: C. She Threw Herself off the Cliff Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have over 130 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show, Ya hear? It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column) | 3/20/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #101 Wonders of the World | Show 101wonderfully fun! Heres to a 100 more Thanks to Leo Laporte for the intro... and to My Trivia Podcast [Will]for the sound bites [Olivia and Amanda] " What do you know, Joe? The Tears of Meng Jiang Nu" is a great Chinese folktale related to the wall. The husband of the beautiful Meng was taken from her by the first emperor (Qin) to work on the wall. She trekked countless miles to find him. She finally succeeded, but he had just died. She began crying and her tears were so great that a storm raised up and destroyed several miles of the wall. Upon hearing what happened, the emperor traveled to met her. He was so struck by her beauty that he proposed to her and she reluctantly accepted. They attended her husband's funeral high on a mountainside and she finally stopped crying. Then, according to the tale, what happened? A. He Left Her B. She Drank Poison C. She Threw Herself off the Cliff D. They Lived Happily Ever After Last Post Answers: The Flintstones (1960); The Jetsons (1962); Jonny Quest (1964); Scooby Doo (1969) D. B. A. C. Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have over 130 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show, Ya hear? It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column) | 3/7/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #100 PrimeTime Cartoons | It's the big 100! This a long but fun one Thanks to Darren in Australia for the trivia suggestion, and to all the folks who contributed to the show :-) Thanks for the great ride. If it wasn't for you I wouldnt be here! What do you know, Joe? Hanna-Barbera Cartoons: Place the following in order of introduction: A. Jonny Quest B. The Jetsons C. Scooby Doo, Where Are You D. The Flintstones Last Post Answers: A. Some cilia in the ear have been destroyed and are "dying" Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have over 130 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show, Ya hear? It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column) | 2/24/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #99 Sound Waves | Hey, Listen to THIS! I was just having fun yelling at you :-) Pete Townshend on iPods “Who guitarist Pete Townshend is warning iPod users they may face hearing loss if they pump up the volume on the devices. “Townshend, 60, said his hearing was irreversibly damaged from using studio headphones, and he now takes 36-hour breaks between recording sessions. The band was known for loud performances. “ "Hearing loss is a terrible thing because it cannot be repaired," Townshend said on his website. "If you use an iPod or anything like it, or your child uses one, you may be OK. But my intuition tells me there is terrible trouble ahead." Explaination on one of the questions in this show: Water vapor in the air increases this speed slightly. Sound travels faster through warm air than through cold air. This is to be expected because the faster-moving molecules in warm air bump into each other more often and therefore transmit a pulse in less time. For each degree rise in temperature above 0 degrees C, the speed of sound in air increases by 0.6 meters per second. In water, sound travels about four times as fast as it does in air, while in steel, the speed of sound is about fifteen times as great as in air. What do you know, Joe? Why do people often experience ringing in the ears after a loud music concert? A. Some cilia in the ear have been destroyed and are "dying". B. The hammer, anvil and stirrup are still sending electrical waves to the brain. C. The brain is still processing subtle vibrations of the cilia. D. The pinna is still funneling trapped sound waves. Last Post Answers: D: Irish Wolfhound Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have over 130 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show, Ya hear? It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column) | 2/15/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #98 Mother Nature | its Not Nice To Fool Mother Nature Inside or outside, there is always something fun to learn about Nature Some Do's and Don'ts on Feeding the Birds ( I love to feed the Birds out on our deck!) A hanging feeder with sunflower seeds will attract numerous birds, but don't forget a suet feeder for the woodpeckers, nuthatches, titmice and chickadees, and a ground or tray-type feeder with cracked corn or mixed seed for cardinals, doves, juncos, sparrows and others that prefer feeding from the ground. Water is a great attraction for birds, even in winter. A heating element for birdbaths will prevent freezing. Placing a feeder near shrubs or other shelters will make birds feel safer. Ground feeders should be near cover such as a brush pile. A fence around the ground feeder may be necessary if cats begin hiding in the nearby cover. What do you know, Joe? Everyone knows the chihuahua is the tiniest dog in the world, but what is the tallest dog breed in the world? A: Great DaneB: NewfoundlandC: Old English Mastiff D:Irish Wolfhound Last Post Answers: A: Being the second quarterback to win a Super Bowl for their team Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have over 130 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show if you have time. It helps my exposure to new listeners. Like you used to be! (over in the left hand column) | 2/8/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #97 the Superbowl | Da Super Bowl XLI! (that's 41 in roman numerals kids) If you are not from America or are an alien, then you may not know what The Super Bowl is. Let me give you a brief background. It's just about the biggest sporting event that happens in America. It's so big that people even consider the day it is played a national holiday. It is also without fail the most-watched American television broadcast. So, not only is it a huge event but it is pretty darn exciting. The fans love watching it, love making bets on who will win at places like at partypoker and they love to know all about it. What I have done is put some of the most interesting facts together for your enjoyment. Whip these out with your friends and see how impressed they are by your Super Bowl trivia. It's Super Bowl trivia in a statistical about way ;-) When: February 4, 2007 Game Time: 6:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time Where: Dolphin Stadium, Miami, Florida Capacity: 76,000 At Stake: National Football League Championship Participants: Indianapolis Colts vs. Chicago Bears Super Bowl XLI will be broadcast live in more than 230 countries. Player Bonus Shares Winning Team: $73,000, Losing Team: $38,000 (thats a full year salary for some folks) Uniforms: The Chicago Bears will be the home team and have the choice of wearing their colored or white jerseys. What do you know, Joe? Here's some real football trivia. Doug Williams did it with the 1987 Washington Redskins. So did Jim Plunkett (Raiders), Steve Young (49ers), Brett Favre (Packers), Jeff Hostetler (Giants), Troy Aikman (Cowboys), and Ben Roethlisberger (Steelers). Dan Marino couldn't do it for the Dolphins though, and Tom Brady couldn't for the Patriots. What feat are we talking about here? A: Being the second quarterback to win a Super Bowl for their team B: Running for a touchdown in a Super Bowl C: Passing for 300 yards or more in a Super Bowl D: ;Throwing at least four touchdown passes in their Super Bowl careers Last Post Answers: D: Whitney Houston Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have 0ver 127 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show if you have time. It helps my exposure to new listeners. Like you used to be! (over in the left hand column) | 2/5/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #96 That 70's Music | That 70's Music! Beatle John Lennon appeared on the first cover of "Rolling Stone" magazine, which debuted on November 9, 1967. As a result of Russian copyright law changes in 1975, the Rolling Stones were the first rock group to receive Russian royalties. During their 1976 tour, The Who was the first rock group to use lasers in a live performance. The first American pop group to tour the U.S.S.R. was the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band during their 1977 concert tour. What do you know, Joe? What act has had more CONSECUTIVE #1 hits than any other in the history of Rock and Roll? A: Elvis Presley B: Bee Gees C: Michael Jackson D: Whitney Houston Last Post Answers: B: Thirty-six Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have 0ver 127 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show with an party favor on top. It helps my exposure to new listeners, and Intro Betty loves that kinda of stuf! (over in the left hand column) | 1/28/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #95 Passing On | What a way to Go! The cause of death in certain area and certain group of ages are different according to area and each group. In 2001 in U.S. the top 10 cause of death in medicine are: Heart Disease: 696,947 Cancer: 557,271 Stroke: 162,672 Chronic lower respiratory diseases: 124,816 Accidents (unintentional injuries): 106,742 Diabetes: 73,249 Influenza/Pneumonia: 65,681 Alzheimer's disease: 58,866 (There were also 16,110 people murdered) Statistical data from: U.S. Department of Health & Human Services What do you know, Joe? How old was Marilyn Monroe at the time of her death? A: Thirty-twop>B: Thirty-six C: Forty-two D:Forty-six Last Post Answers: B. The Gregorian Calendar Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have 0ver 127 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show with an party favor on top. It helps my exposure to new listeners, and Intro Betty loves that kinda of stuf! (over in the left hand column) | 1/18/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostTriv #94 Happy New Year! | Let's make this a great year for ourselves, shall we? Despite lofty goals, most Americans break their resolution within a few days. If you are serious about any changes in your life, you need to develop a plan of action and stick to it. Listen to show #57 for more New years Trivia What do you know, Joe? Western society's official calendar was generated from? A. The Julian Calendar B. The Gregorian Calendar C. The Chinese Calendar D. The Solar Calendar Last Post Answers: C. more than fifty miles Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have 0ver 127 pins on the map. Dont forget to vote for my show with an party favor on top. It helps my exposure to new listeners, and Mr. Catagory Guy loves that! (over in the left hand column) | 1/4/07 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #93 Gemstones | Trivia, Hard as a Diamond Fruit of the Carob. The carat is a unit of mass used for gems, and equals 200 milligrams or 3.086 grains. The word derives from the Greek keration (fruit of the carob), via Arabic and Italian. Carob seeds were used as weights on precision scales because of their reputation for having a uniform weight; a 2006 study found this to not be the case; carob seeds have as much variation in their weights as other seeds. In the distant past, different countries each had their own carat, roughly equivalent to a carob seed. The Seven major diamond mining countries of the world: Botswana, Russia, South Africa, Angola, Namibia, Australia, Democratic Republic of Congo. What do you know, Joe? An ounce of gold can be drawn into a wire how long? A. a foot (12 inches) B. three yards C. more than fifty miles D. It cannot be drawn out, it will break, trick question. Last Post Answers: C. Vodka Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have 127 pins onn the map. Dont forget to vote for my show with an Ruby on top. It helps my exposure to new listeners, and Robot Boy loves that! (over in the left hand column) | 12/19/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #92 Adult Beverages 2 | Lets Have a Drink Together The Martini, gin and vermouth, is probably the most popular and widely consumed cocktail. Its origin is in dispute, but it dates back to about 1862. The Martini's popularity has waxed and waned, and its recipe has changed considerably over the years. Going from an original mixture that contained more Vermouth than Gin garnished with a lemon twist, to 2 to 1 gin and vermouth, to a 15 to 1 mixture, and finally straight chilled Gin. There is also the Vodka Martini, but not as exciting. Standard Martini garnish is an olive, garnish it with a pearl onion and it is called a Gibson, my personal favorite! What do you know, Joe? What Spirit is defined by the U.S. Government as being colorless and tasteless? A. Rum B. Gin C. Vodka D. Mr. Catagory Guys Ex-Wife Last Post Answers: B. Come Come Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! We have 127 pins onn the map. Dont forget to vote for my show with an Onion on top. It help my exposure to new listeners! (over in the left hand column) | 12/7/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #91 Famous Toys | Toys Toys and MORE Toys Another popular but fabricated story of the yo-yo is that of a centuries old Filipino weapon. The story is about an assailant in a tree with a heavy oversized yo-yo waiting for a victim to pass below. At the critical moment the yo-yo would be hurled at the victim’s head presumably rendering him unconscious. A near miss would still allow the assailant a second opportunity. Physics of the yo-yo make the story improbable. Although there is no question that the toy existed in the Philippines for centuries, as a popular toy, there is no documented evidence that it was ever used as a jungle weapon. The story was popularized by Duncan yo-yo demonstrators in the ‘30s, many of whom were from the Philippines. It was a great story and helped to sell yo-yos, but it has been repeated so often that it has become an urban legend. What do you know, Joe? This was the first appearance of the name "Yo-Yo," which means "what?" in the native Filipino language of Tagalog. A. up down B. come come C. fun fun D. simpleton Last Post Answers: B. ARPANET Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already! Dont forget to vote for my show. It help my exposure to new listeners! (over in the left hand column) | 12/2/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #90 Bluetooth Technology | Robot Boy loves Technology (So do I!) Bluetooth is often thought of as wireless USB whereas Wi-Fi is wireless Ethernet, both operating at much lower bandwidth than the cable systems they are trying to replace. However, this analogy is not accurate since unlike USB, Bluetooth does not require the presence of a host PC. What do you know, Joe? During the 1970s computer engineers at various research institutions began to utilize telecommunications technologies to link their computers together. This effort, the forefather of the modern Internet, was known as the ... A. INSTANET B. ARPANET C. ORDONET D. BAYONET (Oh Robot Boy!) Last Post Answers: A. two million miles Add youself to my Frappr Map Alrighty? Dont forget to vote for my show ( It help my exposure to new listeners) or go to Podcast Alley.com (over in the left hand column) | 11/25/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #89 Traffic Lights | Watch out for that Car! A little tickler on "light color" picking. Curiously, yellow or amber, is associated with warmth, happiness, and the sun. Despite these connotations, it was chosen to symbolize "caution." Perhaps because it contrasts well with green and red, and is highly visible without being too harsh on the eyes of motorists. Today, yellow is commonly used as a warning symbol for both traffic signs and alert systems. What do you know, Joe? Today, 96% of all paved roads and streets in the U.S. - - How many miles is that surfaced with asphalt? A. two million miles B. one million miles C. four million miles Last Post Answers: 1.True 2. Mary Poppins Add youself to my Frappr Map Alrighty?. Dont forget to vote for my show ( It help my exposure to new listeners) or go to Podcast Alley.com (over in the left hand column) | 11/16/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #88 Disney Names | Do we all love the Mouse? Although the Mickey Mouse Club TV series premiered on October 3, 1955, the Mouseketeers made their first television appearance on July 17, 1955 - on the ABC broadcast special celebrating the opening of Disneyland. Walt Disney was adamant that the Mouseketeers be regular kids, not actors. Producers searched schools looking for kids with that special spark. The Mousketeers went to school 5 days a week on the Disney lot. Not only did they work 6 days but Sundays were often spent performing for the public. Being a Mousketeer wasn't easy. The Mousketeers became close friends and remain so to this day. Sadly, the show only ran for 3 years and 360 episodes. ABC wanted to run more ads and Walt Disney refused. His contract forbid him from shopping the show to another network. Jimmy Dodd died in 1964 at the too young age of 54. Roy Williams died in 1976. What do you know, Joe? 1.True or False: Doctors in 1937 warned that children who watched "Snow White," Disney’s first feature-length animated color cartoon, would permanently damage their eyes? 2. What Disney soundtrack spent 14 weeks at number one on the billboard charts in 1964, beating out the Beatles and Bob Dylan, not to mention the soundtrack for "Goldfinger?" A. Mary Poppins B. Bambi C. Fantasia Last Post Answer: B.The Amazing Race Add youself to my Frappr Map pretty please. Dont forget to vote for my show or go to Podcast Alley.com (over in the left hand column) | 11/9/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #87 Reality TV | Whats real on TV anyway? Critics say that the term "reality television" is somewhat of a misnomer and that such shows frequently portray a modified and highly influenced form of reality, with participants put in exotic locations or abnormal situations, sometimes coached to act in certain ways by off-screen handlers, and with events on screen manipulated through editing and other post-production techniques. Thanks to - Danny Reeves for the trivia suggestion, check out his site here: http://dannyree2.tripod.com What do you know, Joe? Q: In its eighth season, this show ran a family edition. A. Big Brother B. The Amazing Race C. America Idol D. The Mole Last Post Answer: B. 70% Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already. Dont forget to vote for my show or go to Podcast Alley.com (over in the left hand column) | 11/2/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #86 Birdies | We dig our Animals, So lets take care of them! Why are albatrosses so vulnerable? Albatrosses are exceptionally susceptible to longlining. They can't breed fast enough to cope with the rate at which they are being killed. Other species, with different life cycles, might be able to survive. Why is this so? Naturally, albatrosses are long-lived birds, some living up to 60 years. They only breed once they are fully mature - this can take as long as 12 years. They only produce one chick at a time, and several albatross species only breed every second year. go to link for more info... www.wfu.edu/news/release/2006.10.03.a.php What do you know, Joe? 5. Elephant seals spend what percentage of their lives underwater? A. 90% B. 70% C. 50% D. 30% Last Post Answer: Animals Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already. Dont forget to vote for my show with Squid on top! (over in the left hand column) | 10/26/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #85 Phobias | SO many fears! Let's try and calm down, shall we? What do you know, Joe? What's is Zoophobia the fear of... A. zoos B. animals C. zebras Answers in the next show. Last Post Answer: C. Ordo Sancti Benedicti or the Order of the Benedictines Hello? You haven't added youself to my Frappr Map? Don't forget to vote for my show Don't ya know. (over in the left hand column) | 8/23/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #84 Religious Fashion | Fancy Outfits for the Masses Religion, organize you bad self! What do you know, Joe? What Catholic religious order had its origin in the foundation of the Abbey of Monte Cassino in Italy? A.Ordo Fratrum Minorum or Friars Minor B. The Premonstratenzians C. Ordo Sancti Benedicti or the Order of the Benedictines D. The Cistercians Answers in the next show. Last Post Answer: New Zealand What? You haven't added youself to my Frappr Map? Don't forget to vote for my show too. (over in the left hand column) | 8/9/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #83 Countries (2) | Countries of the World...United thru Podcasting! Thanks to Darren for the Trivia and his Voice Australia has two public broadcasters (the ABC and the multi-cultural SBS), three commercial television networks, three pay TV services, and numerous public, non-profit television and radio stations. Australia's film industry has achieved critical and commercial successes. Each major city has daily newspapers, and there are two national daily newspapers, The Australian and The Australian Financial Review. What do you know, Joe? Russell Crowe was born in: A. Australia B. England C. New Zealand Answers in the next show. Last Post Answer: Jack Johnson The world's first African American heavyweight champion patented a wrench (U.S.patent#1,413,121) on April the 18th, 1922. G'day Mate! Have you added youself to my Frappr Map? Don't forget to vote for my show too. (over in the left hand column) | 7/28/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #82 Inventions (3) | Inventions So Gol Dern Many! John S. Thurman invented the gasoline powered vacuum cleaner (which he called the "pneumatic carpet renovator") in 1899. His vacuum was patented on Oct. 3, 1899 (patent #634,042 how did I find that?). It may have been the first motorized vacuum cleaner. Thurman had a run a horse drawn, door-to-door carpet vacuuming service in St. Louis, Missouri, USA, charging $4 per visit (which was a large amount of dough at the time)." What do you know, Joe? Who was the first African American heavyweight champion as well as an inventor? A. Jack Johnson B. Lewis Howard Latimer C. Lonnie Johnson D. George Grant Answers in the next show. Last Post Answer: Calories Have you added youself to my Frappr Map? Don't forget to vote for my show, Por favor! (over in the left hand column) | 7/20/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #81 Dieting | Eat Healthier! ...and stop eating so much (splitting meals is a good start), and start walking, would ya? The South Beach Diet is a one-size-fits-all diet that completely ignores the fact that we have different genetic requirements for optimal health ... one-size-fits-all diets never work for all, or even close to all. Because of their biochemistry, some people actually need a high carb diet (with limited or no grains), while others require the low-carb, high-protein diet that Dr. Atkinson advocates. What do you know, Joe? If you're on a diet and grocery shopping, what one piece of nutrition information from the box should you pay the most attention to? A. Fat B. Protein C. Calories D. Cholesterol Answers in the next show. Last Post Answer: $400 Are you on my Frappr Map, HUMMM?!(www.frapprmap/mostlytrivial.com). Don't forget to vote for my show, Okee Dokee! (over in the left hand column) | 7/14/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #80 Kung Fu | Choose VERY wisely Grasshopper Chop, Chop! The name Cato seems to be based on Kato, the partner of the Green Hornet. He was played by Burt Kwouk. Kwouk was also considered for a part in the 2006 revival, but was overlooked in favour of Jackie Chan. Ultimately the character was scrapped completely when French actor Jean Reno took on the role of Clouseau's partner. In the new film, it is Clouseau who attacks Reno's character, and who always loses the fight." What do you know, Joe? 2. How much was Bruce Lee paid per episode for his role of 'Kato'? A. $400 B. $5,000 C. $10,000 Answers in the next show. Last Post Answer: It a distress signal. Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already. Don't forget to vote for my show, please! (over in the left hand column) | 7/8/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #79 Country Flags | Flags are graphic and interesting Look at all the pretty colors! On June 14, 1777, Congress adopted a resolution calling for a flag with thirteen stripes, alternating red and white, and with a blue canton or "union", with thirteen white stars. The resolution defined the significance of the colors: "White signifies Purity and Innocence; Red, Hardiness and Valor; Blue, Vigilance, Perseverance and Justice." What do you know, Joe? An upside-down flag is considered a..?Answers in the next show. Last Post Answer: Joseph Levitch. Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already. Don't forget to vote for my show, please! (over in the left hand column) | 6/29/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #78 Celebrities Middle Names | Celebrity Trivia without being gossipy, can It be done? Courtney Cox is married to David Arquette, whose sister is Patricia Arquette, whose ex-husband is Nicolas Cage, who is married to Lisa Marie Presley, whose ex-husband is Michael Jackson, whose brother is Jermaine Jackson, whose ex-wife is Hazel Gordy (daughter of Motown Records founder Barry Gordy), whose aunt is Anna Gordy, whose ex-husband was Marvin Gaye. Whoa Nelly. What do you know, Joe? What is Jerry Lewis' real name?Answers in the next show. Last Post Answer: Smacks. Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already. Forgot to vote for my show, really? (over in the left hand column) | 6/15/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #77 Product Icons | Mascots from the Past! This is a FUN one. Robot Boy outdid himself with the sounds bites. Remember you dont have to have an iPod to listen to the show. Click on the grey 'POD' but to listen if you are on the web site U.S. and Israeli researchers have just found strong evidence that humans refined wheat and barley into cereal 23,000 years ago. If true, the discovery suggests humans were processing grains long before hunter-gather societies developed agriculture What do you know, Joe? What cereal is Dig'em the mascot for?Answers in the next show. Last Post Answer: Cost: $40,948,900 (including land). Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already. Don't forget to vote for my show, please! (over in the left hand column) | 6/6/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #76 Famous Landmarks (short) | Tall and Pointy ...so many cool landmarks to pick. Remember you dont have to have an iPod to listen to the show. Click on the grey 'POD' but to listen if you are on the web site The Empire State Building Facts: Height of Antenna: 204 feet Floors: 102 Steps: 1,860 from street level to 102nd floor Volume: 37 million cubic feet Weight: 365,000 tons Windows: 6,500 What do you know, Joe? How much did it cost to built The Empire State Building? 10, 40 or 80 million? Answers in the next show. Last Post Answer:Roger. Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already. Don't forget to vote for my show, please! (over in the left hand column) | 6/1/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #75 Classic TV (1 year anniv) | ONE year anniversary! ...and the 75th show! Its been a great learning experience a lot of work and a joy to do all at the same time. Remember you dont have to have an iPod to listen to the show. Click on the grey 'POD' but to listen if you are on the web site The Avengers being far and away the most popular and widely known, this era marked the show's pinnacle, thanks mostly to the fabulous chemistry between Patrick Macnee and Diana Rigg. 1965-67 What do you know, Joe? In the Avengers show, What was the name of the killer robot in "The Cybernauts"?Answers in the next show. Last Post Answer:Wendy's restaurants is credited with creating the first modern-day drive-thru window, an innovation which they introduced at the grand-opening of their second store in November, 1970. Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already. Don't forget to vote for my show, please! (over in the left hand column) | 5/22/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #74 Fast Food | Im Hungry Now! try adding Tabasco Sauce into your Ketchup for some heat when you palette gets tired. Remember you dont have to have an iPod to listen to the show, but everyone SHOULD have one :-). Click on the grey 'POD' but to listen if you are on the web site What do you know, Joe? What fast food restaurant is credited with introducing the first modern-day drive-thru window?Answers in the next show. Last Post Answer: 60 seconds Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already. Don't forget to vote for my show, please! (over in the left hand column) | 5/5/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #73 Inventions | Crazy contraptions? No, most useful, my loyal listener! and SO versatile! This show is 4 minutes last weeks multiple choice answer: D. stinks of trouble Directly translated, "mendo" means "trouble", and "kusai" means "stinking" or "ill-smelling", which combine to form the word "troublesome", or "stinks of trouble". What do you know, Joe? how many seconds does it take for your blood to make a complete trip trough your body? Answers in the next show. Last Post Answer: Japan of course Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already. Don't forget to vote for my show, with sugar on top! (over in the left hand column) | 4/28/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #72 Countries | SO many countries, which one to pick? The Japanese language has many compound words with interesting literal translations. For example, what is the literal translation of "mendokusai", which means "troublesome"? A. heavy inconvenience B. happy burden C. eyes that dance trouble D. stinks of trouble What do you know, Joe? What country do men live the longest? Answers in the next show. Last Post Answer: White Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already. Don't forget to vote for my show, pretty please! (over in the left hand column) Listen to Coverville show #196 for my version on "Musically Challenged" I do 1 a month for Brian Ibbott | 4/21/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #71 Toys | New format and podsafe music Im trying to do more short trivia shows so I can do more of them for you. They will focus on the trivia, and the longer ones will focus on entertainment and more information about the answers Thanks to Craig Sibley for the new theme music! What do you know, Joe? Whats the most popular color for a car in the U.S.? Last Post Answer: Its Women Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already. Brandy Lazzaretti was pin #100! Dont forget to vote for my show! (over in the left hand column) | 4/13/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #70 Comic Books | Who doesn't love SOME kind of comic? When the Thunder God Thor apparently went insane whom did the Silver Surfer contact in order to help stop the God's rampage? He was successful where the Surfer, The Infinity Watch, Doctor Strange, and other Asgardian Gods were not. It was Thanos. This conflict led the assembled group to Asgard, where they came into contact with Odin. Thanos battled Odin until the God learned the truth, he revived Thor, and allowed Thanos and the heroes to leave Asgard with his and Thor's gratitude. What do you know, Joe? Who gets %80 ofmigraine headaches, Men or Women? Last Post Answer: Beauty,excellence, bravery Add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already. Will you be pin #100? Dont forget to vote for my show! (over in the left hand column) | 4/8/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #69 Pizza | Who doesn't love Pizza!? In the film Spaceballs, one of the villains is named Pizza the Hutt In the 1989 film Back to the Future Part II, the McFly family is having a Pizza Hut dehydrated pizza for dinner after being fully hydrated by a Black & Decker Hydrator. One side of the pizza has pepperoni, the other side has green peppers. What do you know, Joe? What does 'Mafia' mean in Italian? Last Post Answer: Olympics & Olympic Games. And please, once again, add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already. Dont forget to vote for my show (over in the left hand column) | 3/30/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #68 7 Wonders of the World | So much trivia on this I think I'll do a part 2! The final list of the Seven Wonders was compiled during the Middle Ages. The list comprised the seven most impressive monuments of the Ancient World, some of which barely survived to the Middle Ages. Others did not even co-exist. Among the oldest references to the canonical list are the engravings by the Dutch artist Maerten van Heemskerck (1498-1574), and Johann Fischer von Erlach's History of Architecture. What do you know, Joe? For what event was the Statue of Zeus built? Last Post Answer: John Lennon And please, once again, add youself to my Frappr Map if you haven't already. Dont forget to vote for my show (over in the left hand column) | 3/22/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #67 Helicopters | Are walking your dog, at work or driving while you are listening? Dont forget to vote for my show. And if you haven't pinned yourself to my Frappr map, do so! What do you know, Joe? Who was on the first cover of 'Rolling Stone' magazine? Last Post Answer: 31.7 years | 3/11/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #66 Extinct Animals | This has been my shortest show in a while, (maybe that will help my do more? we'll see) Dinohyus (he is in the picture on the right here at my web page, meaning "terrible pig") was a large, warthog-like hoofed mammal that lived during the early Miocene, roughly 24 million years ago. What do you know, Joe? If you tried to count off a billion seconds how long would it take you? last post answer: 3% | 3/4/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMost Triv: #65 Real Names/Musicians | Some Nomenclature Trivia! WHY do we feel that we have to change our name when we get famous? Have fun. Dont forget to vote for my show. And if you haven't pinned yourself to my Frappr map, do so! What do you know, Joe? What percent of all photographs taken in the US are taken at Disneyland or DisneyWorld? a.3% b.1% c.6%? Last Post answer: Maxwell Smart has a teddy bear. | 2/23/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Classic Television | We love doing TV trivia. Hope you had as much fun listening as we had making the show! Dont forget to vote and pin yourself. What do you know, Joe? Maxwell Smart's big weakness occurs during the night. He has to sleep with the light on because he's scared of gollywoggles. In fact, the only thing that scares him more than gollywoggles is lightning. What helps to get to help him sleep? last post answer: Tuesday | 2/15/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Tour de France | Some MORE European Trivia. Dont forget to vote for my show at Podcast Alley. And if you haven't pinned yourself to my Frappr map, do so. There 80 of you now, awesome! check out Zee and Zed podcast, here is where to listen. http://zeeandzed.libsyn.com/ What do you know, Joe? What is the most productive day in the work week? Last Post Answer: In Prison | 2/10/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Artsy Farty | We all could use a little art education so lets enjoy some today! thanks to Adam Raimer at MadtownAces.com for the great intro. What do you know, Joe? Where did Miguel Cerantes write Don Quixote ? Last Post Answer: Spitting Cobra | 2/3/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Poisonous Animals | Learn something new today? I hope so! What do you know, Joe? This snake can aim venom at the eyes and mucous membranes of its target. Only 1 gram (1/30 oz) of the venom is enough to kill 50 people. Last Post Answer: It's True! | 1/27/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Musical Time Signatures | Enjoy this challenge, start counting! What do you know, Joe? The U.S. has more bagpipes the Scotland, True of False? Last Post Answer: England, the US, the USSR and Brazil | 1/20/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Famous Cities | Some European Trivia, it's about time! If you have any trivia ideas, e-mail me. Add youself to my Frappr Map. What do you know, Joe? What four countries were the first to have Television? Last Post Answer: Richard Nixon | 1/13/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Gambling | A little gambling trivia! Thanks to Five Hundy by Midnight for the intro. Check it out. Dont forget to vote for my show. And if you haven't pinned yourself to my Frappr map, do so! What do you know, Joe? What former president financed his run for congress from poker winnings he earned in the Navy during WW2? last posts answer: Sweden | 1/10/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Happy New Year! | Happy new year to all my listeners! Thanks for all of you at my Frappr map. Heres to a great year and lots more of Mostly Trivial! What do ya know, Joe? What country has the most phones per capita than any other country on earth? (answer in the next show post) | 1/3/06 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: International Holidays | Have a great holiday season and a happy new year. Enjoy spending time with your loved ones. Don't forget to play a trivia game! What do you know, Joe? What is businessman Oliver Pollock's claim to fame? He invented the dollar sign in 1778! | 12/23/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Technology | Thanks for hanging out today. Put you pin at Frappr.com/mostlytrivial. Dont forget to vote for us a Podcast Alley What do you know, Joe? Second most popular place to eat breakfast in the U.S? The Car! | 12/15/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Bars and Taverns | More fun trivia! make sure you put your pin at frappr.com/mostlytrivial. it would be nice to see who's where and who's listening! | 12/8/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Medical Terms | Hey you, another fun show! thanks for listening. If you want to promote your show, sent me an ID and introduce me and my show. Cagey House page at PodSafeAudio.com. (http://www.podsafeaudio.com/jamroom/bands/52/) (Please note that this is a free site with no registrations, or log-ins, or pop-ups or any other foolishness.) | 11/30/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: National Holidays | Enjoy your turkey (even if you are somewhere that doesn't eat turkey.. or if you're vegan.. go pet a turkey, or buy HIM lunch) be safe. (from LibSyn) | 11/27/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Coin-Op Arcade Games | thanks to Brian Pipa for some more fun trivia. Brian was the first host of MT, and I am still grateful for him passing it on to me. thanks to Cagey House for "Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists" music in the background. download his music at... (http://www.podsafeaudio.com/jamroom/bands/52/) | 11/21/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Classic Television | WOW! show number 50. Its been a lot of fun doing these shows and I sure hope you are enjoying them as much a we do making them. We are at #120 at Podcast Alley as of this posting which is great, but if you havent voted already and feel like it please vote for the show! See you at the Podcast Expo friday afternoon and evening Nov 11th), ill have a Mostly Trivial t-shirt on. | 11/9/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Early Man | Fasinating stuff here. Had a lot to look up :-) Learn something new today shall we? Good Luck Ray Randall on his new show. (promo at end of game) http://www.americanaroots.com/content/index.php | 10/29/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Science | I didnt know a lot about this subject so I learned some cool stuff, hope you will too. Thanks to Dave Slusher from Evil Genius.org. for the intro. He is one of my favorites. | 10/25/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Clowns | this was fun. and I did it by myself this time...yeesh! it great to have help on the last ones though! Subscribe if you want and vote if you can :-) | 10/21/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Candy | Another listener submitted question. thats great! Brian at CandyAddict.com helped this time. Some good trivia here. Dont forget to vote for me at podcast Alley. | 10/17/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Cuisine | Thanks to two Marks! Mark at RemarkablePalate podcast for the trivia idea and my first participating co-host. and Mark from Pacific Coast Hellway podcast for the intro. Im ready to eat! | 10/14/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Classic Television | A listener submitted this one. Thanks Derek. more great trivia! dont for get to vote please :-) over to the left | 10/11/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Animals | Very smart winged creatures. Geese morn the death of their spouse I just learned. enjoy the show...and dont forget to vote if you have time this month. | 10/7/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Music History | A powerful Invention. | 10/4/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Sports | Trying to do some shorter ones and more often, but its SO hard to do! :-) | 9/27/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Mother Nature | Did you wanna know this much about Swirly Things that knock things down? We're at 99 at Podcast Alley as of this posting, thanks for the votes! (there are over 6000 podcasts posted there) | 9/14/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Inventors | A great invention. Bob Mothersbaugh played it the best. | 8/30/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Rivers and Oceans | A new catagory, standard but always fun! Cool way to answer the Bonus Question too | 8/25/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Cleanmostly Trivial: Classic Movies | thanks to Derek Martz for this one! | 8/16/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Video and Computer games | Hey I learned something too. Maybe a Retro Video game Show next time. | 8/12/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Inventions 2 | Robot Boy found so many when researching show 33, I just had to do another one. | 8/9/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Diseases and Viruses | Interesting how people of the planet die, and what we focus on. | 8/4/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Inventions | This one has a lot of rude sound FX so play at your discretion. Man, I haven't laughed this hard in a while. | 8/2/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Classic Television | I dig these old TV shows. | 7/29/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Sports | Unraveling an old wives tale? we'll see. (c) | 7/26/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Primetime Cartoons | I love cartoons, do you? Have fun with this one. Thanks Michael for the ID. | 7/21/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Country Music | Always something fun to learn no matter what Genre! | 7/18/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Disasters | Lots of Souls down to Davy's Locker. | 7/16/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Word Origins | The image I wanted is inverted to the one shown and as the one I described on the show, but you get the idea. | 7/14/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Architecture | Maybe a little harder today? Especially for me...We'll see! (updated) | 7/12/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Beverages | Summer is here! pop open a cold one and enjoy the show. | 7/9/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Classic Movies | This is a good one! welcome DSC fans. Move 'Em out! | 7/7/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Computer Viruses | People have TOO much time on their hands if thats all they can do is destroy other peoples lives. The little Rat Hackers! | 7/5/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Movie credits | Looks like MT made it into ITunes directory! I dont know how, but I'm glad. Ready aaaaaand ACTION! | 7/1/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Automoblies | Click above to play. Zoom Zoom Zoom! | 6/29/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Punctuation (corr) | Click Above to Play. Markings, markings, all these markings...what do that mean? this one is corrected | 6/27/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Adult Beverages | Click Above the Play. Hey, one of my favorite past times! I like single malt scotch and martinis, how 'bout you? | 6/24/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Monsters | I learned some interestings things in this one. hope you will too. | 6/22/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Classic Rock | Hey, what a fun time tonight. Congrats to Brian at Coverville for the 100th show! thanks for letting me be a part of it. guest trivia submitted via Novacaine (Simen Pettersen) devious@c2i.net Rock on all Coverville fans! | 6/19/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Airplanes | Maybe not the most fun but still...it's trivia! | 6/17/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Popular Toys | One of my favorite pastimes growing up. Isn't that a great shot on the right? I had the right info but i read the distance wrong. OK this one is corrected. sorry folks | 6/15/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Celebrities | Some pop trivia. A little lighter today. | 6/13/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: World history | History can be fascinating . Like how not to behave as a human. | 6/10/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: U.S Supreme Court | Ya learn something new everyday. Even if ya knew this one. | 6/8/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Disney World | i never knew what EPCOT stood for, did you? Show 11 | 6/5/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Electronic Music | Hey its my 10th show! Big Whoop. Hello all from DSC | 6/2/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Green Acres | Say goodbye to Eddie. I love this Theme song so i go a little long with it, but its so damn fun! | 6/1/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Indy 500 | Great race this weekend! While looking for pict on Danica, I found this, I guess sex sells. Also sorry for those of you are getting 2 shows at a time. I know why now and will fix it.Having some EQ problems and finally found out what it was. | 5/31/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: MAD magazine | Brings back a lot of memories | 5/27/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Hamburgers | im hungry just recording this show! | 5/27/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Dog Names | Hey trivia fans. enjoy the show | 5/26/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Languages | show number 4, Het welkom, Buenos Noches! | 5/25/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Comic Books | hey you thanks for listening to show 3 | 5/25/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Pop Literature | this is the second show...well you get the idea | 5/23/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Animals | this is my FIRST trivia show. thanks to Brian Pipa for letting me take over the show. im looking forward to it. hope you folks enjoy! | 5/19/05 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Bars and Taverns | More fun trivia! make sure you put your pin at frappr.com/mostlytrivial. it would be nice to see whos where and whose listening! | 12/31/04 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMostly Trivial: Classic Television | WOW! show number 50. Its been a lot of fun doing these shows and I sure hope you are enjoying them as much a we do making them. We are at #120 at Podcast Alley as of this posting which is great, but if you havent voted already and feel like it please vote for the show! See you at the Podcast Expo friday afternoon and evening Nov 11th), ill have a Mostly Trivial t-shirt on. | 12/31/04 | Free | View In iTunes |
| Total: 218 Episodes |
Customer Reviews
Don't Read this, just download and Play!
Why are you bothering to read this? It's Johnee Bee man! His CrAzY sounds, fun assistants, wacky clips, and most importantly TRIVA questions make up this great show! And he doesn’t just ask questions, then give the answers, Johnee also goes into some fun facts and background. Overall the best short trivia podcast… Never longer than 10 minutes! (well except once, but that was only over by 5 seconds)- So dog-gone-it, quit reading and start downloading!
Johnee Bee .. Weeee
Entertaining and informative! His smooth voice, fun rock songs, random sound effects and not too winded explainations keep you interested and wanting more!
This is fun quick trivia
Each episode is between generally less than 10 minutes, has two questions and the categories are really varied. The neat thing about this is not only is the answer given, but a little background is also given. The sound effects can be a little annoying, but generally they are funny and add to the podcast.
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