The Daily Trivia Podcast

Coffee AND Herbs, not coffee herbs. That would be....amazing.
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QUESTIONS:
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Cultural Dress
A Hanbok is a dress made out of silk and cotton and is from what Asian country?
Coffee
Coffee was briefly banned in 1511 in what religious city for fear of radical thinking?
Herbs
Similar to and often confused for oregano, what plant is known as “Wild Oregano”
Marsupials
The technical name for the  Possum or Opossum of North America is named after what lovely US state?
Orators
Lorem Ipsum, is filler text but has origins in the 45 BC treatise De Finibus Bonorum et Malorum by what Roman Orator?
Republics
What US state was an independent country following the Revolutionary war, before joining the Union as the 14th state?

Bet you can't get these answers....Or maybe you can. I'm not good at poker.
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QUESTIONS:
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Poker
What is the highest hand in  Poker? Consisting of an Ace, King, Queen, Jack and 10 of the same suit.
UNESCO Sites
Rapa Nui is a UNESCO site worth seeing but most people know it by what more anglicized name?
Film Soundtracks
What was the “high flying” number one song listed on AFI’s list of “100 years, 100 songs”
Oil Paintings
What feature on the Mona Lisa was accidentally erased during multiple restoration processes? Oops.
Fast Casual food
What Fast Casual chain started in 1987 as the St. Louis Bread company?
R and B
With 14 million copies sold, what was the name of the album that contained the hit “No Scrubs”?

Deep Sea AND Distilleries. Not Deep Sea Distilleries. That would be....salty?
 
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QUESTIONS:
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Distilleries
Which bourbon distilerry used the marketing slogan: “It tastes expensive ... and is”? Maybe its because every bottle has a unique flourish…
Condiments
A1 Steak sauce was initially created by the chef Henderson William Brand for which British monarch in 1824?
Lemurs
Humans and a certain type of lemur are the only primates to share what eye opening trait? Can’t say which lemur as that would give away the answer?
Best New Artist
Two people have been nominated for best new artist at the grammy twice. One is Carl Palmer of Asia and Emerson, Lake, and Palmer, and the other is what musician who was also in a band comprised of last names?
Athens
The Panathenaic Stadium in Athens has the distinction of being the only stadium in the world made entirely from what material?
Deep Sea Life
The longest living vertebrates in the world belong to a shark that can live up to 510 years and is named after what country?

Time to get down!
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QUESTIONS:
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Funk
Almost the opposite of reggae, what is the two word name of the beat that gives funk music its signature sound?
Movie franchises
Starting in 1954, what film character is responsible for the longest running film franchise?
Chess
The queen used to only be allowed to move diagonally by one square. However, it got a big boost as a way to honor several monarchs, like Eleanor of aquitane and what other queen from Castile?
Family traditions
Sonora Smart Dodd can be widely credited with creating what holiday  honoring a certain civil war veteran?
Luxury Brands
What luxury brand started in 1837 in Paris and was initially selling expensive bridle wear, you know, for horses?
Watercolor
The hard cake of pigment that is used in watercolor actually has an eponymous name. What was the surname of The brothers who patented this invention making water colors portable and easily mass produced. I would say the invention is super, man.

Time to get saucy, Bearnaise!
 
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QUESTIONS:
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Sauces
The 5 mother sauces are Bechamel, Velouté, Espagnole, Tomato Sauce, and what emulsion of eggs and butter?
Apes
The phrase “Person of the Forest” in Malay translates directly into the name of what great Ape?
Televisions
The TV manufacturer Zenith created what feature originally called “Lazy Bones”?
Sparta
In order to stop people from wanting wealth, the currency of Sparta was made out of what material?
Coral Reefs
What are the tiny living animals that create the hard Calcium carbonate shell that we know as Coral?
Airports of the World
MSY is the code for Moisant Stock Yards, which is the main airport serving what city?

Let's do it!
 
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QUESTIONS:
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Sci- Fi Movies
In the original Alien movie released in 1979, what is the name of the ship the film takes place on?
Soul Music
“Testify” is a 1964 single by the Isley brother featuring Jimmy James on guitar, but you know this guitarist by his real name. What is it?
Anatomy
The Incus is one of the smallest bones in your body, which means it’s in your ear. What is the more common name for this bone?
Corporate Slogans
What corporate slogan beginning in 1988, was inspired by the final words of a convicted murderer?
Coming of Age Rituals
Held on the second Monday in January, Coming of Age day is a public holiday celebrating everyone who is turning 20 years old in which country?
Breweries
Which president signed Bill HR1337 in 1979, that officially legalized homebrewing?

Got some classic trivia categories today!
 
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QUESTIONS:
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Scientists
On August 2nd, 1939, which renowned physicist and Nobel laureate wrote a letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt urging him to fund research into atomic weapons, leading to the establishment of the Manhattan Project?
US Presidents
Which former U.S. President and Nobel laureate served as a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University before becoming President of the United States?
Sports equipment
The official AVP Game ball is the official ball used in which sport
Olympic hosts
The 1964 Summer Olympics, were held in which city, marking the first time the Games were held in Asia?
First Ladies
Each spring, the National Cherry Blossom Festival is held in Washington, D.C. Which First Lady ceremonially planted one of the first cherry trees in 1912?
Benefactors
Who was the British scientist and mineralogist who left his entire estate to the United States, leading to the establishment of the Smithsonian Institution?

Again, still don't know whats exciting about Tuesday.
 
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QUESTIONS:
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Debut music
On Aug 1,1981, MTV was launched ushering in a brand new way people experienced music. What was the first music video that was shown on the network?
Broadcasts
What iconic radio program, known for its dramatized adaptations of classic literature, caused panic among listeners when it aired a fictional alien invasion story?
Geometry
Regardless of the size and shape of a triangle, the sum of the interior angles of a triangle always equals what number?
Bar games
In the game of darts, what is the most valuable spot on a dart board?
Medical Terms
What is the medical term for nearsightedness, a common condition where distant objects appear blurry?
Supergroups
Roy Orbison’s passing in 1988 was the beginning of the end for what rock supergroup that officially disbanded in 1991?

Triple A and a V....for Vivtory! Just kidding...It's for villains.
 
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QUESTIONS:
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Airplanes
Bill Allen served as a copilot on the Bell X-1, an airplane known for achieving what new feat in 1947?
First names
What high scoring basketball player was known as Lew Alcindor before changing to his more commonly known name in 1968?
Rescues
The San Jose copper gold mine in Chile collapsed in 2010 trapping how many miners inside for 69 days?
Albums
The album titled "hunting high and low" was released by what band in 1985
Videogame villains
Dr. Eggman is the original name of the villain in the Sonic the hedgehog franchise, but was changed to what more well known name?
Pop culture animals
Freya the walrus became a popular attraction in which country? The attention she drew was later used as justification for her euthanasia in 2022.

Quit monkeying around and answer these questions!
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QUESTIONS:
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Monkeys
Spider monkeys have a prehensile tail that they can hang from but lack what other physical trait common amongst primates?
Glaciers
The largest Glacier is about 40 million years old, would raise sea levels by 60 meters it melted, and is called what?
Rail hubs
Promontory summit in which US State, is the site where the Golden spike connected the transcontinental railroad?
Psuedonyms
Richard Bachmann is the pen name of what author who created the persona to get around a limiting publishing restriction?