Musicology University

Chaos, laughter, and questionable confidence take center stage in Episode 002 of the Musicology University Trivia Podcast, hosted by Becca Martin. This week, the sibling duo Joshua and London Martin face off against Ashley Cenizal and Taylor Tucker in a battle of brains, bluffs, and bizarre guesses that could only happen on Musicology University.What starts as a friendly competition quickly turns into a hilarious war of words as Becca tests the teams’ knowledge across decades of music history — from 80s pop-punk and 90s alt-rock to modern chart-toppers. Joshua delivers moments of brilliance (and a few spectacular blunders), while London quietly surprises everyone with deep-cut answers that leave the others stunned. Ashley and Taylor bring high-energy chaos, clever comebacks, and a few wild guesses that somehow land right on target.Between rounds of “Name That Hook” and “Finish the Lyric,” Becca does her best to keep the game on track — though it’s not long before Joshua’s exasperated cry, “I didn’t know I was surrounded by morons!” becomes the unofficial theme of the night.It’s witty, unpredictable, and endlessly entertaining — exactly what you’d expect when friends and family collide over music trivia.Listen now at www.musicologyuniversity.com, and join the post-show chaos in the Musicology University Facebook Group.

Welcome to the very first class at Musicology University — where trivia meets theory, and music nerds battle for bragging rights! In our premiere episode, the rivalry begins as Chris and Tina Martin face off against Becca Martin and Rachel Morgan in a fast-paced musical trivia showdown. From Bach to Bowie and everything in between, this episode tests memory, instinct, and musical intuition — no research allowed!Expect plenty of laughter, wild guesses, and those “wait, I know this!” moments as the teams tackle categories like classical history, 80s pop, and modern soundtracks. It’s fun, unpredictable, and full of great music moments that prove learning can be just as entertaining as listening.Tune in, play along, and see if you can beat our contestants to the answers.Listen, learn, and join the conversation:Visit us at musicologyuniversity.comJoin our community at facebook.com/groups/musicologyuniversity