The Daily Trivia Podcast

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QUESTIONS:
 
Instruments
On certain woodwinds like bassoons and English horns, what is the name of the small curved metal tub that connects the reed to the instrument?
Snowboarding
Contrary to popular belief, you do not need snow to go snowboarding. What is the name for the type of activity that allows you to snowboard without snow?
Franchises
At over $92 Billion earned over it’s lifetime, what is the highest grossing media franchise?
Greek Philosophers
What Ancient Greek Philosopher was known as “The Obscure” and wrote the treatise “On Nature”?
Travel Visas
Which passport is considered the most powerful, allowing visa-free access to 195 countries?
Street Food
NYC has no shortage of street food available. By number of permitted food vendors, what is the most popular street food?

World War 2, Comic Books, and Jewelry!

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QUESTIONS:
 
Internet Protocols
When talking about Internet Protocols, you’re going to encounter a LOT of acronyms so here’s a question about one of them. What does TCP/IP stand for?
World War 2
What was the code-name for the allied plan on D-Day?
Meteorology
Meteorologists use an anemometer to measure wind speed which can then be calculated and charted on what scale?
Bays
The James Bay measuring roughly 26400 Sq Miles is a part of what larger bay measuring 470000 Sq miles?
Jewelry
A diamond can be cut into what shape modeled after French bread?
Comic Books
Superman’s uniform is iconic. Pretty sure everyone knows what it looks like. Which character designed Superman’s cape?

General Knowledge Trivia for your Planetary Holiday!

Happy Earth Day everyone! Enjoy your trivia!
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QUESTIONS:
 
Skiing
Known for providing hospitality to pilgrims and travelers in the Alps, who is skiing’s patron saint?
Restaurants
Remy and Linguini are the main characters in Ratatouille and work in the kitchen of what fictional restaurant?
Philosophy
The ‘Veil of Ignorance’, a concept designed to create impartiality, was thought of by what philosopher?
Airline Alliances
The Big Three Airline Alliances are Star Alliance, Sky Team, and what third group that contains carriers like American Airlines and Qantas?
Cocktails
Take 1 oz of Gin, .5 oz of grenadine, sour mix, club soda, and cherry brandy. Shake it, and enjoy what cocktail named for a city-state?
Marine Mammals
Sirenia are an order of aquatic mammals that mainly describe what animal?

Peninsulas, Pottery, Producers, and more General KnowledgeTrivia!

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QUESTIONS:
World War I
The Easter Uprising, occurring in 1916, happened in what country?
Astrobiology
What moon of Jupiter, the smallest of the 4 Galilean moons, is a candidate for hosting life, as we know it, due to the presence of hidden ocean?
Peninsulas
The Apennine Peninsula at about 620 miles long, is located entirely within what country?
Pottery
The liquid mixture that can also be called a slurry used in ceramics is known by what other 4 letter word?
Graphic Novels
30 Days of Night is a graphic novel about Vampires taking advantage of a sun that doesn’t rise. What real-life town does this novel take place in?
Music Producers
Madonna’s ‘Like a Virgin’ and Sister Sledge’s “We Are Family” were produced by which guitarist who most recently won a grammy for his work on Beyoncé’s Renaissance album?

Currents, Browsers, and Beer! Along with some other Trivia!

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QUESTIONS:
 
Religious Festivals
Celebrated every April 21st since 1966, Grounation Day, commemorates a specific pilgrimage in what religion?
Brands
A 32-year old woman who makes about 100k a year named “Ocean” is the fictional muse of what Athleisure brand?
Budget Travel
If you were to travel to Caldari Di Ortana, You could take advantage of a free source of what Italian product?
Ocean Currents
What Ocean Current in the North Atlantic also shares a name with a brand of aircraft?
Web Browsers
The first browser to introduce tabbed browsing also shares a name with what musical genre?
Beer
Alamo Beer is the fictitious beverage of choice in which television series?

Cosmology, Epics, and Cycling trivia!

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General Knowledge!
 
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QUESTIONS:
Cosmology
What cosmological feature can you find at the center of nearly every galaxy?
World Heritage Sites
The only island in the world to be entirely designated as a Unesco World Heritage site is Socotro, and is part of what country?
Textile Arts
Not really a textile question but I found this too cool. According to greek myth, What mortal woman participated in a weaving contest with the goddess Athena?
Epic Poems
The Fall of Arthur is an epic poem about the legend of King Arthur released in 2013, 40 years after the death of which author who wrote it?
Music Awards
Who are the only two artists to win the Grammy for Album of the Year, Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist in the same year?
Cycling
This is a tough one because of the esoteric subject but! Gino Bartali was an Italian cycling champion who won the tour de france twice, and the Giro D’Italia thrice. What organization honored him in 2013 for his efforts during WW2?
 

Hotels, Wine, and the Cold War! And Other General Knowledge

 Time to answer some general knowledge on world ; day.
 
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QUESTIONS:
 
Pilgrims
Who led the Pilgrims that fled England in 1620 aboard the Mayflower?
Luxury hotels
What Hotel, famous for it’s pink exterior is also on the album cover for the album, Hotel California?
Wine
A standard bottle of wine is 750 mL. A 15 liter bottle of wine is known by what biblical kingly name?
Arctic Animals
What arctic animal, unlike it’s non-arctic relatives, is actually a diurnal hunter?
Search Engines
Started in 1996, BackRub was the initial name of what search engine?
The Cold War
Now the capital of Serbia, Belgrade was also the capital of what other country from 1945-1992?

Fashion, Horror, and Rugby Trivia! Along with some General Knowledge!

 Is 42 the meaning of life? Yes, but it's also important for another reason. Find out today!
 
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QUESTIONS:
 
National Parks
As of this podcast: The most recent national park in the US is the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve located in which US state?
Fashion Design
In 1926, Coco Chanel debuted what piece of attire, intending to be an affordable and versatile item in a woman’s wardrobe?
Horror Literature
Mr. Dark is the heavily tattooed, carnival leader in what novel by Ray Bradbury?
Songs
What 1975 hit whose lyrics include references to dances, gods, and clowns, never mentions the title of the song in it’s lyrics? And yes, you’ve heard of this song
Rugby
Another sport I know little about! In Rugby, specifically Rugby Union, how many players are on the pitch for each team during a game?
E-Commerce
In 1994, what restaurant chain became the first to offer online ordering?

Tea, Desert Life, and Space Stations!

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QUESTIONS:
 
Cruise Ships
If you encounter someone on a cruise and they say they are a “Friend of Bill W”, what organization are they a Member of?
Tea
If you’re ordering Red tea, you’re probably asking for it by what better known Afrikaner word?
Desert Life
With 16 million residents, what desert in India is the most populated in the world?
Computer Graphics
Supporting transparent backgrounds, and lossless compressions, .PNG files are widely used in Computer Graphics. What does PNG stand for?
Industrial Revolution
The Factory Act of 1833 was aimed at regulating what aspect of the Industrial Revolution?
Space Stations
The first space station was in operation in 1971 and was known by what Russian name?

Bands, Cricket, and Saints! Along with some other General Knowledge Trivia

Time to get cultured with this General Knowledge Trivia
 
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QUESTIONS:
Graphic Design
What font, created in the 1950’s by Max Miedenger is the latin word for ‘Switzerland’?
Mystery Novels
Nick and Nora Charles are the protaganists in the novel ‘The Thin Man’ by what author?
Bands
The Brothers Gibb was the inspiration for the name of what Band that got it’s start in Queensland, Australia?
Cricket
What country’s national cricket team is referred to as “The Men In Blue”?
Retail
Several retail stores have their own in-house brand of products. What is the name of Wal-Mart’s in-house brand of home decor products?
Saints
St. Ambrose, alive in the 4th century AD is known as the patron saint of what insect?