The Daily Trivia Podcast

Happy Friday! Hope you enjoy this episode as you race off into the weekend. Now MUSH!   Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   _______________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS:   Fish What fish is the national symbol of Barbados due to the prevalence of that species around the island? Internet History Mark Zuckerberg, known as the creator of Facebook, had what User ID # on the platform? Dynasties From 1980-1993, what major league American team became the last franchise to win 4 consecutive championships? Galaxies Galaxies can be sorted into three categories based on their shapes. Spiral, Elliptical, and what 3rd shape? Borders Which 2 countries share the longest single border? Meaning theres no water bodies to break it up. Architecture A minaret is a tall tower that you’ll often find as part of what religious building?

Am I early? Or late? IDK anymore!   Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   _______________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS:   Rock music Due to a wood chopping accident when he was five years old, what lead guitarist had only nine fingers during his entire tenure with his band from 1965 to 1995? Summer Olympics Mijian Lopez is a Cuban athlete who is the only person to win five consecutive gold medals in which event? Banking The $100,000 bill is the largest denomination ever minted by the US government and featured what president on the front? Christianity With 150 chapters, what is the longest book of the bible? Zoos Which country has the most zoos, with over 414 registered? Baking Baking powder is generally made up of an acid like Cream of Tartar, a filler like Conrstarch and what 3rd ingredient?

Welcome! Time to say Aloha to this trivia about Novels, Computers, and Capital cities of the world!   Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   _______________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS:   Computers What word is, ironically, the longest word you can type in one row on a keyboard? Empires What ancient empire, famous for its pearl trade and maritime prowess, held power in South India from 6th century bc to about the 1400s? Moons Our moon has a core made out of what substance? Capitals What planned world capital was designed to mimic an airplane, signifying its shift from the coast to the interior of the country? Sculpture The winged victory of samothrace depicts what Greek goddess landing on a warships bow? Novels Okonkwo is the leader of a fictional Igbo tribe in what novel by Chinua Achebe?

Are you feeling lucky today?   Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   _______________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS:   Olympic games With the winter Olympics in our rearview mirror: Which American figure skater became the youngest champion ever in the winter Olympics, when she won gold at the Nagano Olympics in 1998? Markets As of this writing in early March, what company has the highest market capitalization? Religions Of the 66 books in the Bible, which one is alphabetically first? Water Parks According to the World Waterpark Association, George Millay opened the first water park in what city? Cooking Techniques If you are taking meat and covering is in baking soda and cornstarch, you would be practicing what type of Chinese cooking technique? Animals What Animal currently alive today, has the largest teeth?

All systems go. Its time to blast off!   Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   _______________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS:   Ancient Civilizations What was the capital of the ancient Egyptian civilization? Astronomy What is the name of a structure formed by diffuse material in orbital motion around a massive central body, like Black holes or stars? Countries With a population of about 3.5 million people, what is the least densely populated country in the World? Painting What painter, alive from 1840-1926 is considered the founder of impressionism Authors Don Juan and Manfred are works by what British poet and major figure of the romantic movement? Music Genres What subgenre of hip hop, originated in the Southern US is often characterized by a heavy 808 sound, and gritty lyrics about drug culture

Its Friday the 13th! Let's go!   Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   _______________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS: Weird Weather Systems A rapidly intensifying storm system, often in winter, with a central pressure that drops at least 24 millibars in 24 hours is known as what type of weather phenomenon Phobias What is ‘Triskadekaphobia’ is an intense irrational fear of? Materials The ball dropped in Times Square on New Year's Eve used to be a 400 pound iron ball. What material was this replaced with in 1955? Sports What basketball center who played for the University of Kansas, comma the Golden State Warriors, the Harlem globe trotters, the Lakers, and the 76ers never fouled out, during his 1045 NBA games? Whigs Who was the last president to not be a republican or a democrat and be a member of the whig party as the category suggests? American colonies Of the American colonies, which one was the first to renounce allegiance to Britain, yet the last to ratify the constitution?

This podcast brought to you by the World Wide Web!   Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   _______________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS: Apple Computers What Apple Computer released in 1983 is named after Steve Jobs’ daughter? Religious sites The Rock-hewn Churches of Lalibela are monolithic churches located in which country? Bizarre lakes Lake Hillier in Western Australia is a lake known for being what interesting and bizarre color? Russian Literature Eugene Onegin and The Captain’s Daughter are two works of what Russian poet? German chancellors Who was the German Chancellor directly after WW2? between 1945-1949, specifically? Fictional Brands Nuka Cola is the soda brand featured in what video game franchise?

Let's all go to the movies on this one, shall we??!? Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   _______________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS:   Clouds Cirrus clouds that are above 20,000 feet high, wispy, and feathery, are made entirely of what substance? Fashion What Italian fashion has Medusa featured prominently in its logo? Litigious music What musician took the stand with his guitar to demonstrate that you cannot copyright chord progressions? Science In our solar system, which planet has a day that lasts longer than it’s year? Box Office record holders As of this writing in early March 2026, which actor, or actress, has the highest Box-office grossing revenue based on the movies they received top-billing? Supreme Court Chief Justices Serving as the 4th supreme court chief justice, who had the longest tenure in that role at 34 years?

Thanks for coming back to a me, a Dan!   Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   _______________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS:   Presidents Sworn into office in 1869, who was the first president to take the oath of office while both parents were still alive? Radio History The first public radio broadcasts were sent from what landmark in 1908? Dams What is the name of the reservoir that the Hoover Dam created? French Revolution Influenced by the Enlightenment and the American Revolution, what was the foundational document of the French Revolution? Non-Fiction Books Up from Slavery is a an autobiography of what American educator, published in 1901? Superheroes J’onn J’onzz is the real name of what DC superhero? And you might want to look at the show notes for the spelling of that name.

Hello and welcome to this Plastic and Fantastic episode! Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   _______________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS: Literature The “Two Minute Hate” is a mass rally that occurs every day in which novel? Currency Who are the only presidents to be featured on the back of a US dollar bill, in any demonination? Songs about Music Match these lyrics to the song: “Well, the night was falling as the desert world Began to settle down In the town, they're searching for us everywhere 'Cause we never will be found” Stars The first supernova recorded was in 185 AD by astronomers in which country? Temples The treasury of Ancient Rome was located in the temple for which Roman God? Oscars In the whole history of the Oscars, only one family has had a pair of brothers nominated for Acting Oscars. Name the family.

Happy Friday! Now lets get to... something...I should remember... Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day! _________________________________________________________ QUESTIONS: Cuisine What fruit was originally known as the “Chinese Gooseberry”? Languages What language of Cambodia has the largest alphabet at 74 letters? Traditions On New Years Day, What fruit is traditionally smashed on front doors in Greece to bring good luck and abundance in the upcoming year? Energy Storage Rechargeable batteries are powered by what element, that is also the lightest metal on the periodic table of elements? Nuclear History Who delivered the “Atoms For Peace” speech in order to advocate for the use of nuclear technology in civilian life? Iconic Bridges The Ponte Vecchiois a famous medieval stone bridge over which river in Florence, Italy?

It's getting hot in here and I'm feeling the pressure!   Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   __________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS:   Sporting Cups The Claret Jug is the trophy awarded to the winner of what golf tournament? Speleology Animals that live in caves and lack pigment and eyes are known by what name? Iron Age One theory as to the why The Iron Age commenced, is the lack of availability around what element needed to create Bronze? Fault Lines of the World Stretching 65,000 KM, what is the world’s longest fault line? Famous Sieges One of the last major offensives of World War 2 was a siege of what city,  that ended the war? Stock Market History Since 1950, what month has historically been the worst performing month for the Dow Jones Industrial Average? Narrowed it down to 12 options. You’re welcome.

It's time for DAAAAAAA questions... Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   _______________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS:   Civilizations That Vanished The City of Hattusa was the capitol of what ancient civilization that covered what is now modern Turkey? Churches Out of the roughly 1/4 billion Roman Catholic churches in the world, which one is the largest by area? Thirillers The film Halloween features a serial killer with a white mask. Who is the likeness that this mask depicts? Fast Food Chains The country of Japan celebrates Christmas by ordering a plate of food from which American Fast food chain? Nobel Peace Prize Winners While no individual has won the Nobel Peace Prize more than once, one organization has won it 3 times. Name that organization. Inventions What modern service was invented when French dye works owner Jean Baptiste Jolly discovered that Kerosene could be used to clean clothes?

We're going the distance. We're going for....length? Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   _______________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS:   Child Prodigies Joey Alexander from Indonesia and currently 22 years old is a self taught prodigy of what musical instrument? Supervillains The Disney villain that is regarded as being pure evil, without any motives is Chernabog from what film? Apple The science of studying how Apples grow is known as what type of field? Birds On a turkey, What is the name of the long, sorry for this descriptor, fleshy appendage that hangs over the bill? Economics What country has the most amount of Nobel laureates in Economics awarded to them? Apollo Astronauts Harrison Schmitt became the last person to walk on the moon aboard what numbered Apollo mission?

Should we listen? Or read along? Whatever, I'm glad you're here.   Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   _______________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS:   Continents Which of the seven continents has the longest mountain range? Airports Which airport has a 3 letter code named after it’s original name of “Orchard Field” Rivers We’ve mentioned the world’s longest river before but that was asking about rivers on land. The longest subterranean river is the Puerto Princesa River located in what Asian country? Installation Art The piece titled “Tilted Arc” was a 120-foot steel wall in NYC Federal Plaza installed in 1981. Who created that artwork? 80’s pop In 1984, the song “You Spin me Round (Like a Record) was released by what group? Oscar winning streaming films What 2018 film became the first exclusively streaming film to take him and Oscar winning for best director, cinematography, and Foreign Language film?

Thanks for tuning in and propping this podcast up! Otherwise, it might fall over! Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   _______________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS: Wildlife All canines, even the one in your house and my dog fits the category, have sweat glands in which two locations? NFL Out of the 32 teams in the NFL, which is the only one to have a left facing Logo? Latin Legal Phrases What is the latin term for "By Itself" "Inherently" or "In Itself"? Public Monuments The Lincoln Memorial has how many columns surrounding it? It corresponds to the amount of states in the Union at the time of Lincoln's death. Superheroes Before losing control of his hands in a car accident Dr. Stephen Strange was was kind of Dr.? PlayStation The fifth installment of what series is currently the best selling Playstation game of all time?

We need to make sure we don't exploit this natural wonder of a podcast! Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   _______________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS:   Literature Wuthering Heights was written by which author in 1847? Super Models Born in 1970 in Mogadishu, Who is considered to be the first supermodel of color? Memes Kabosu is the name of what type of dog, normally accompanied by Comic Sans font? Record Breaking Gatherings At a total of 7.5 million people, An event in 1951 honoring which person became the largest peaceful gathering in the US? Tournaments Occuring every 4 years, what is the most watched tournament with about 5 Billion viewers? Fortnite The Rift tour was a virtual concert held in the video game Fortnite in 2021. Who was the pop star who headlined that concert?  

Time to defend this podcast from all threats foreign and domestic...Again....   Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   _______________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS: Religion Which of the Apostles is known as the most Skeptical? Even being known to not believe that Jesus had been resurrected? Famous Golf Courses What golf course located in Long Island, famously features an iconic sign that says: “Warning: The Black Course is An extremely difficult course which we recommend only for highly skilled golfers” Space Missions Valentina Tereshkova became the first woman to fly into space on what solo mission in 1963 American Business History Founded in 1986, QVC went on to revolutionize the home shopping experience. What does QVC stand for? Agriculture What mascot of an agricultural company measures 55 feet tall and is located 60 miles away from its company headquarters in Blue Earth, MN? Broadway Actors & Performers In 2017, Ben Platt won the Tony for best Actor in a Musical for the performing the lead in which Musical?

Join me on this journey of about 4-5 minutes through trivialand. Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   _______________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS: Science Getting off to a fast start, the fastest known thing in the universe is light, so what is the speed of light? In a vacuum of course… Volcanoes What is the world's tallest, freestanding volcano? meaning it is not part of a volcano chain, so you can rule out anything in the ring of fire. You're welcome. Kardashians Though technically a Jenner, who is Caitlyn Jenner’s oldest son? Programming Languages The Sword Project is an open source project encouraging software development related to what ancient text? White Collar Crime What crime is defined as when a person, often with fiduciary responsibilities, misappropriates funds for personal use? Rock Hall The only time a lyricist was inducted into the hall of fame occurred in 1994 for which band?

It's another week! Raise the flag as you conquer this batch of trivia! Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   _______________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS: Politics In the Constitution, the US one, powers for the Judicial branch are enumerated in which article? Music The Phrase “Heavy Metal” was first used in what song from 1968? Jazz What Jazz singer provided the voice for the siamese cats and the human mother, Darling, in the film Lady and the Tramp? Youtubers As of this podcast episode, which YouTube famous for his stunts, has the most subscribed channel? Asteroids At about 1/4 of the moons diameter, the largest asteroid between mars and Jupiter is named after what Roman Goddess? Medicine What is the six letter term, derived from latin, for “loss of color?”