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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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QUESTIONS:
Calculators
The Pascaline was the world’s first mechanical calculator and designed in 1642 by what mathematician?
Spies
Operation Acoustic Kitty was a plan by the CIA to surgically implant listening devices into cats for the purposes of listening to what targets?
Business Schools
The Booth School of Business is named after Philanthropist David Booth and can be found at what Midwestern University?
Fungi
The largest fungi, a Honey Mushroom, can be found in what US State’s Blue Mountains?
Observation Decks
The world’s highest observation deck is 561.3 meters high and can be found in what city?
Leafy Greens
Popeye likes to eat Spinach, specifically because, according to Popeye, it contains what vitamin?
Answer these before a big foot falls on you.
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QUESTIONS:
Quilts
The largest community art project is a quilt that honors the victims of what disease?
Marches
Because I’m a fan, The theme of Monty Python’s Flying Circus is what march by John Philip Sousa? You might see it in Philly.
Magic Shows
Fool Us is a currently running TV show where amateur magicians try to fool what famous magical act?
Electricity
Located in China, what is the world’s largest power plant both in size and output?
Arenas
The house that Jordan built is the nickname of what Arena in Chicago where the Bulls, and Blackhawks currently play?
Launguages by Country
Guaraní is an Indigenous language spoken widely alongside Spanish in what landlocked South American nation?
Remember to always eat your veggies.
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QUESTIONS:
Detectives
Kate Warne is widely accepted to be the first female detective in the US and in 1861 was instrumental in uncovering the Baltimore plot, a conspiracy to assonate what public figure?
Root Vegetables
The Rutabaga is the natural hybrid of the turnip and what other leafy vegetable?
Roadside Attractions
Lucy, a six story attraction in Margate City, New Jersey is a giant sculpture of what animal?
Mosses
Shad Gregory Moss, is a rapper and actor who is now known by what stage name, after shedding the “Lil’” in 2003?
Presidential Elections
George Washington is the only president to receive every electoral vote cast. The next closest came in 1820, when all but one electoral vote went to what president?
Watches
Debuting on July 1 1941, what watch company is responsible for the first ever television commercial in the US?
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QUESTIONS:
International Currencies
Starting in 2000, Ecuador has used what currency following an economic crisis?
Weaving
The warp and the weft are the names given to the threads on pieces that come off of which textile manufacturing device?
Circus Arts
The trapeze was invented by what French acrobat who also was the namesake of something you might want to wear on a trapeze?
A Capella Groups
What group won the grammy for best arrangement with their song “Daft Punk” in 2015?
Stadiums
The Largest stadium in the US is a college football stadium located in what state?
Law Firms
Specter Litt is the high powered law firm in what TV series that ran from 2011 to 2019?
And now for something completely trivial:
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QUESTIONS:
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Family Destinations
Ashdown Forest in Sussex England is as family friendly as it gets since it’s the location that inspired the setting behind what beloved literary toy?
Tropical Fruits
With 139.41 million Metric tons, at least in 2024, what is the world’s most cultivated tropical fruit?
Ferns
A fern that is used as a vegetable and unroll as the days get warmer in the spring are named after what instrument part?
Clocks
At the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Colorado, there is an incredibily accurate atomic clock based off of what element?
Local Government History
Which President, born in 1808 was first elected as an Alderman in 1829 in Greeneville TN?
Sound
August 27 1883 was the date of the loudest recorded event in history, when what volcano erupted in Indonesia?



