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The Daily Trivia Podcast is a fast, fun daily trivia podcast featuring quick-hit questions on history, pop culture, movies, sports, science, and general knowledge. Perfect for commutes, breaks, and trivia lovers who want to challenge their brain in just a few minutes a day. Subscribe for new episodes every weekday.
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Mmmmmmm....Root beer.
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Magic Tricks
The Death Saw was a grand illusion perpetrated by what magician in 1986?
Anthems
“To Anacreon in Heaven” was the inspiration for the anthem of what nation?
Anthology Series
What series created by Charlie Brooker is a look at the not too distant future and contains episodes with titles like “San Junipero”, and “White Bear”?
Art restoration
While restoring the painting Girl Reading a Letter at an Open Windo b Vermeer, a large painting of what deity of love was reveled in the background?
Courts
Sitting just below the Supreme Court, the federal appellate courts are split into how many jurisdictions?
Hotel Chains
Starting as a root beer stand in Washington DC and now containing about 1.78 million rooms, what is the largest hotel chain in the world? As of this recording…
This episode is POPPIN'!
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QUESTIONS:
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Fortresses
The Castillo de San Marcos is the oldest masonry fort in the US and located in what oldest city in the US?
Snakes
Endemic to South Asia, what is the largest venomous snake in the world?
Egg dishes
Shakshuka is an egg dish with ties to Norrh Africa and while to country of origin is sort of up for debate, most historians believe it originated in which country?
Jet engines
What leading jet engine manufacturer actually doesn’t produce any of the cars that’s its name suggests it does?
Satellites
Which satellite that shares its name with a financial company, is the oldest mad object currently still in orbit?
Victorian era
The Penny black debuted in 1840 and was the worlds first kind of stamp to have what feature?
My favorite artist makes an appearance on this show! Ok, not really but I do talk about him!
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QUESTIONS:
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Historic Ports
The port of Piraeus is the located 5 miles southwest of what major capital it serves?
Miniseries
Death by lightning is a 2025 miniseries about the assisination of what US president?
Prisons
What prison built in the 1930s was the only one to have hot showers for its inmates?
Protest Songs
Written by John Fogerty, Fortunate Son was inspired when the wedding of what two presidential descendants was televised?
Trivia Games
Beginning in 2000, who was the original host of the weakest link?
Airlines
What airline founded in 1919 is the worlds oldest continually operated airline?
Here we are now, entertain us....is what I imagine you're saying....
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QUESTIONS:
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Lunar Missions
The missions to the moon that are currently underway are named after what Greek goddess? The third mission is scheduled to take place in 2027
Sea Turtles
The leatherback is the largest sea turtle and the only one that doesn’t have a bony shell. What is the scientific name of this body part on this or any turtle called?
European Castles
Which castle named after a Royal family is the largest and most continuously inhabited castle?
Art Schools
RISD is the acronym for what top ranked school in the US?
Napoleonic Wars
The battle of Austerlitz, which Napoleon considered his finest victory, was a decisive win over the forces of what other two nations?
Helicopters
Frequent drivers of route 15 in Connecticut will know that what man is responsible for the invention of the mass produced helicopter?
This episode is like Barbra's legs! That will make sense on the last question....
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Holiday Songs
In Monster Mash, Dracula was upset that what dance was no longer in vogue?
Party Games
A game where participants have to explain complex thoughts with only monosyllabic words is called: “Poetry for…” what group of individuals?
Intelligence Agencies
Formed in 1968, RAW, or Research and analysis wing is the intelligence agency of what nation?
Automakers
What automaker, started by 5 brothers from Ohio, originated in Indiana and ceased production in the 1960’s?
Italian Cities
From 1861 to 1865, what city served as the first capital of a unified Italy?
Butter
What Scandinavian country valued butter so much that it’s ancestors were often called “butter-eaters”?



