The Daily Trivia Podcast

Daily Trivia! Country Music, Progressive Era, Botany & More

Trying something new! The questions get harder, the further you go!
 
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QUESTIONS:
Country Music
What is the name of the annual country music festival held in Indio, California?
Progressive Era
The book titles, The History of Standard Oil was written by which journalist in 1904 and helped turn public opinion against Standard Oil?
Snack Foods
The Churro is a snack of fried dough, sugar, and all sorts of goodness originating from which country?
Batteries
The first battery was made of alternating layers of zinc, copper, and cloth soaked in saltwater in 1800 by what Italian scientist?
American Artists
Appearing in about 8 of his paintings, what famous American Artist was a model and collaborator of Edgar Degas?
Botany
Found on the underside of plant leaves, what is the name for the microscopic pores that take in the atmosphere, allowing a plant to breathe?

Films, Sports, and More General Knowledge Trivia!

We cover almost everything! Sorry, We cover.....a cover.
 
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QUESTIONS:
Film Festivals
The Golden Bear is the top honor at what International film festival?
Cover Songs
What hit song by Tina Turner was originally recorded by the band Bucks Fizz, however never released?
Handball
In a standard game of Olympic Handball, how many players on on the court at a time?
Insurance
The Rock of Gibraltar is prominently featured in the logo for what insurance company?
Etiquette
If you look at your dinner plate imagine a clock, what number do you align your silverware to, in order to let the wait staff know you are done with your food?
Book Fairs
What larger than life literary character is the mascot of the Scholastic book fair?

From Rich People To Even Richer People, and more General Knowledge!

Yep, Lot of $ in this one!
 
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QUESTIONS:
Cranes
Cranes are heavy machinery, that can usually operate up until what variable hits 40 mph?
Gilded Age
In the HBO series, the character of George Russell is based off of robber baron Jay Gould. Both men, fictional and real, are/were tycoons in what industry?
Industrial Designers
Started in 1991, what industrial designer urged his customers to say “goodbye to the bag” and in doing so, said hello to a bag of money now worth $13.3 Billion?
Touchscreens
A capacitive touchscreen requires the use of what kind of stylus in order to be properly used?
Bateriology
When classified by shape, the 4 types of bacteria are Cocci - Spherical, Bacilli - Rod shaped, Spirill - Spiral shaped, and Vibrios, which is what shaped? You’ve probably seen it if you read the question….
Geographic Extremes
The longest straight road you could walk over land starts in China and ends up in the city of Greenville, in what West African Nation?

Emmys, Opera, and Breakfast Trivia!

Clearly the best food to be quizzed about and eaten 
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QUESTIONS:
Emmy Winners
Out of the 54 first ladies in American history, who is the only one to have won an Emmy?
Private Equity
In one of the first corporate buyouts, Andrew Carnegie sold his Steel Company to what financier?
Opera Revivals
What opera was revived and made immensely popular when composer Ernest Guiraud took it from an “opera comique” to a musical opera?
Sampling
M.I.A.’s Paper Planes heavily sampled the song “Straight to Hell” by what British punk band?
Field Hockey
What is the anatomical name for the upturned part of the head on a field hockey stick?
Breakfast Foods
Served with eggs, Gallo Pinto is a dish that is considered a national breakfast dish in which two Central American countries?
 

Film Studios, Typography, and GPS Trivia!

And more general knowledge trivia to navigate. Good thing you have a GPS.
 
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QUESTIONS:
GPS
How many satellites are required to determine your location?
Reconstruction
The Civil Rights Act of 1866 was the first piece of legislation to have been made into law through what act of Congress?
Virology
Who identified the first human virus, yellow fever, in 1901? He also has a famous hospital named after him.
Coral Islands
Coral Islands are formed after the erosion of what other geologic feature?
Typography
The open negative space in a letter such as a d, o, b, p, and others is known as the what?
Film Studios
Initially, the 24 stars around the Paramount logo represented what group of people?

General Trivia Knowledge for Lacrosse, Candy, and Holidays!

Got a grab bag of fun stuff for you!
 
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QUESTIONS:
Lacrosse
What was the first country to win Olympic gold in Lacrosse?
Venture Capital
Beyond Meat, makers of “plant based meat” received Venture Capital funding from what Hollywood star?
Holidays
What day is World Down syndrome day celebrated? Its a reference to the chromosomal traits that all people with DS have.
Festivals of the World
What musical concert is held entirely on Worthy farm in the UK?
Candy
Which candy bar was included in US Soldier’s rations during WW2 due to it’s incredibly long shelf life?
Herons
Herons have a high percentage of rod-type photoreceptors meaning they hunt during what time of day?

Civil War, Acting, and Concert Trivia for JUNETEENTH!

Happy Juneteenth! Hope you all have a great day kickstarted by 6 trivia questions!
 
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QUESTIONS:
Civil War
Lasting around 9 months, the siege of what town in Virginia ultimately led Union victory and Lee’s surrender at Appomattox?
Immunology
Around 70% of your immune cells reside in what system in your body?
Atolls
An Atoll can be described as an island encircling what other geographic feature?
Famous Relations
George Wendt, famous for his role as Norm on Cheers was the real life uncle of what SNL alum and leading man?
Actors
Who is the only person to have been nominated for acting at the Academy Awards in any of the Star Wars movies?
Concert Tours
One of the first tours to gross over $100 Million was the Momentary Lapse of Reason tour by what band?

You couldn't escape this podcast if you wanted to

WHOA! WHOA! WHOA! WHOA! Trivia!
 
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QUESTIONS:
 
Neuroscience
What are electrical signals carried by axons in neurons called?
Geysers
There are about 1000 active geysers in the world and half of them are located where?
Set Design
In theater, the frame that is usually found around the stage is known by what name?
Movie Directors
Which director holds the record for most academy award wins for, you guessed it, best director?
Music Videos
The music video for Blondie’s Rapture featured what legendary artist?
Badminton
Recently there was a question about how many points you need to score to win Ping Pong. Now, how many points do you need to win Badminton, and for extra credit: what is the maximum number of points you can score?

It's New PodGATE!

But without the controversy....
 
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QUESTIONS:
 
Neuroscience
What are electrical signals carried by axons in neurons called?
Geysers
There are about 1000 active geysers in the world and half of them are located where?
Set Design
In theater, the frame that is usually found around the stage is known by what name?
Movie Directors
Which director holds the record for most academy award wins for, you guessed it, best director?
Music Videos
The music video for Blondie’s Rapture featured what legendary artist?
Badminton
Recently there was a question about how many points you need to score to win Ping Pong. Now, how many points do you need to win Badminton, and for extra credit: what is the maximum number of points you can score?

Religious Leaders to Cake Eaters!

This has all the trivia I could reasonably fit into 6 questions.
 
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QUESTIONS:
Religious Leaders
Who in 1989 became the last religious leader to have won the Nobel Peace Prize for advocating non-violent solutions to conflict?
Carnival
The phrase Carnival has its roots in Latin and roughly translates as “farewell to” what?
Cakes
In baking terms, the first layer of icing that is applied to the cake is known as what alliterative term?
Swans
A female swan is called a pen, and a baby is called a cygnet. What is a male swan known as?
Bluetooth
The famous bluetooth logo is a mashup of what two letters?
Founding Fathers
John Hancock is known for his large signature but he was also the first and third governor of which commonwealth?