The Daily Trivia Podcast

The wine's edible. The oil....not so much
 
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QUESTIONS:
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Curries
About 15-20 countries worldwide have their own type of curry. What country was the first to have their own curry?
Ska
The “Third Wave” of ska that leaned more into the horn section is closely associated with which country?
Billiards
8 ball is played with 16 balls, 15 numbers, and then 1 cue ball. How many balls is snooker played with?
Superstitions
In Spain and Greece, what day of the week is considered a very unlucky day to get married, or start a new job?
Wine Regions
Only two European countries produce no wine. The first is Vatican City, and the other is what other nation with a population of about 400000 people
Oil Markets
Crude oil is measured in barrels. How many gallons of crude oil is in a barrel?

Happy Birthday Mom!
 
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QUESTIONS:
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Horror Movies
Freddy Kreuger’s sweater is horizontally striped, alternating between which two colors?
Carthage
The economy of Carthage was based in exporting a dye that was what color, now associated with wealth?
Earthquakes
Which US state experiences the most earthquakes in the US
Mice
Along with Whales, bats, and humans, Mice are the only other mammal that possess the ability to do what?
Tunnels
The worlds longest road tunnel is the Laerdal tunnel at 15.2 miles. Where can you find this tunnel?
Engraving
The thin metal tool used by engravers is known by what 5 letter name that comes from the Italian word for “Chiseling Instrument”

Still don't know whats exciting about Tuesday....
 
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Bowling
In bowling, what prize was initially handed out for hitting 3 consecutive strikes?
Stews
Brunswick stew originated in Virginia and is now made with chicken but back when it was invented, what other animals served as the meat in the dish
Antelope
For an animal to be considered an antelope, it must chew its cud, have even toed hooves and have antlers made of what substance, also found in rhino horns?
College mascots
Sam, Champ, Bruiser, and Spike are all college mascots and are depicted by what breed of dog, which also happens to be the most common dog mascot across universities in the US?
Hairstyles
The beehive or bouffant made famous in the 1960s was first known by what other name that eventually inspired the name of a band from Athens GA.
Gold
Gold is extremely durable and virtually all gold that has ever been mined is still around. If you were to take all the gold in the world and smelt it into a cube, how long would each side be?

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CATEGORY
QUESTIONS:
Persian empire
The Emperors personal bodyguard were an elite 10,000 strong army of soldiers known by what legendary name?
Hurricanes
Hurricanes start in Africa and travel to North America but never below the equator due to what effect?
Bridges of the world
Carrying 102 million cars per year, what is the world’s busiest bridge?
Printmaking
The physical surface or template that holds the ink and transfer it to paper, or other material, is known as what? 
Comedy films
In The Big Lebowski, on what day does the dude write his .69 cent check for a carton of cream at Ralph’s?
Reggae
The reggae beat is notable for not having any beats on the first note in a measure. What is the two word phrase for this rhythm called?

Don't worry, no surf and turf here....
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QUESTIONS:
Commodities
The first commodity market in the US started in 1848 and traded in Agriculture. In what city was this market established?
Tattoos
Tupac Shakur had what two words tattooed across his abdomen?
80’s hits
“Angel of the morning” was originally recorded by Evie Sands in 1967. Who recorded the 1981 cover that became the top selling version of that song?
Shellfish
Shellfish are generally split into two categories. Crustaceans and what other group?
Zebras
There are three distinct species of zebra: Grevys, plains, and what other one based off another type of terrain?
Keyboards
What key on your keyboard roughly accounts for 18% of all keystrokes?

Lets get this one perfect!
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QUESTIONS:
Tornados
Which US state sees the most tornadoes in any given year?
Canals
Another superlative question here: in which country can you find the worlds longest man made canal at just over 1100 miles?
Metallurgy
gold, platinum, palladium, silver, iridium, osmium, rhodium, and ruthenium are a group of metals that are highly resistant to corrosion and oxidation and are collectively known by what name, that also can apply to a collection of gases?
Action movies
In Die Hard, what holiday message does John McClane write on a dead terrorist’s sweater in red sharpie?
Bluegrass
Lester Flatt of the duo Flatt and Scruggs is primarily known for playing what instrument?
Darts
The “perfect game” in darts is using the minimal amount of darts to get from a score of 501 to 0. How many darts does this amount to?

Is it Holy, Roman, or an Empire? Find out here!
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QUESTIONS:
Nicknames
Glenn Rivers, a former point guard in the NBA is better known by what “dwarf” name?
Mountains
I like to mention the superlatives so here’s a small one for a big category: Mount Wycheproof is the world’s smallest mountain rising only 138 feet tall and 482 above sea level. What continent can you find this mountain on?
Scanners
Released in 1981, the movie Scanners, was called “The most frustrating movie I ever worked on, by what director?
Seafood
Better known for its double talk name, what fish is also referred to as a  ‘dolphinfish’?
Giraffes
What is the monumental name given to a group of giraffes?
Holy Roman Empire
It’s not really an empire, and that sentiment was conveyed in the 1756 quote “Not Holy, Not Roman, and Not an Empire”, by what French philosopher?

All the categories to make Dads happy. Apparently.
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QUESTIONS:
Calculus
Don’t worry, no math here. But who invented the field of calculus? Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz or what other prominent 17th century mathematician?
Military Ranks
The "General of the Armies," sometimes described as a six-star general rank, was awarded posthumously to what individual in 1976?
Motorsports
The Dakar rally used to start in Paris and end in Dakar Senegal but due to security concerns, the race now takes place in what country that is named after a Royal family?
Folk Music
Which legendary folk musician with a deadly instrument to some had the nickname” The Dust Bowl Balladeer”?
Woodworking
Working with softwood or hardwood? Neither of these names are used to describe the density of the wood, but these terms are used as a descriptor of what types of trees?
Port Cities
From 1962-2004, What Dutch city held the title of Worlds’ Busiest port before being overtaken by ports in Asia?

Don't worry, the hippos don't end up on the BBQ....
 
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QUESTIONS:
Mountain Resorts
Sun valley Idaho has the distiction of being the first to install what item in 1936?
Printers
What company released the first mass produced inkjet printer in 1988?
Byzantine Empire
The Byzantine empire was also known as the Eastern Roman Empire. What modern day city was its capital?
Barbecue
George Stephen invented the kettle grill in 1952 and bought a welding company known by what name that still adorns the grills today?
Hippos
The hippos closest living relative are whales which is ironic considering that the hippo lacks what ability?
Clouds
If you study clouds, you are participating in a science field known as what?

I really hope Gen Z does not use their negative slang on this one!
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QUESTIONS:
Bonds
A cat bond is a high yield debt instrument use to raise money for natural disaster relief. What is ‘Cat’ short for?
Ceramics
Clay, the main ingredient in ceramics is made from the erosion and weathering of what other rock?
Indycar
Indycars are the American, and slightly different version of what international form of car racing?
Game Shows
Alex Trebek, the patron saint of this pod, made his American debut on television hosting what game show?
Synthpop
What ws the alphanumeric beat machine released by Roland that had a huge impact in Synthpop and more recently in hip hop?
Slang
In Gen Z slang, what US state is often used to describe something that is cringy or weird?