The Daily Trivia Podcast

The Daily Trivia Podcast - February 20th, 2026

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QUESTIONS:
Neanderthals
Neanderthals, an extinct race of humans, were discovered in 1856, in the Neander Valley, located in what country?
Raptors
Which type of Raptor am I asking about? The basketball one! So, which year did the Toronto Raptors, finally win a league championship making it the first time a Canadian team has won it all?
Sculptors
Discobolus is s a statue of an athlete throwing a discus. What ancient sculptor created it?
Directors
Who, in 2024, became the first person to win the Oscar for Best Picture, Editing, Original Screenplay and Director, in the same year?
Music Videos
Elvis Costello’s music video for “Accidents Will Happen”, released in 1979, was the first music video to be made in what style?
Opera
Composed in 1805, Fidelio is the only opera written by what composer?

The Daily Trivia Podcast - February 19th, 2026

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QUESTIONS:
US. Elections
Which president who is the only president born on the 4th of July was elected in 1924?
Superlatives
Ming, spelled M-I-N-G was the oldest living organism in the Animal kingdom. What type of animal was Ming?
Continents
What is the only continent that spans all 4 hemispheres?
Countries Within Countries
Of the three sovereign enclaves in the world, which is the smallest by land area?
Famous Math Mistakes
In 2013, What city accidentally paid out 188 million Euros in benefits to about 10000 households?
Straits & Passages
The passage located between Cape Horn in Chile and Antarctica is named for what 16th century explorer?

The Daily Trivia Podcast - February 18th, 2026

Thanks for joining me today and we’re going to push this podcast on down the river.
 
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QUESTIONS:
Opera
The aria “Nessun Dorma”, which is famously covered by Pavarotti originated in Puccini’s final opera called what?
Geography
The world’s largest desert can be found on what continent?
Star Wars
What are the names of Luke Skywalker’s aunt and uncle on Tattoine
Landmarks
Victoria Falls straddles which two “End of the Alphabet”
Biology
What is the process in which one cell divides into 2 identical daughter cells?
Comedy
What comedian was the star of the film “Big Momma’s house” as well as the host of “Def Comedy Jam”

The Daily Trivia Podcast - February 17th 2026

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QUESTIONS:
 
Instagram
With 698 Million followers, What is the most followed account on Instagram?
Anthropology
The groundbreaking anthological work titled, “Coming of Age in Samoa” was written by what notable Anthropologist?
Lakes
Which US State has the highest total amount of Lake shore line?
World Capitals
 
Established in July of 2011, what is the youngest capital city in the world?
Emmys
In 1980, What actor became the first person to win an Emmy for acting in a comedy, and a drama, while portraying the same character?
Physics
Saving the longest answer for the last question here. In 1960, Theodore Maiman invented the Laser. What does the acronym LASER stand for. Yes, it’s an acronym.

The Daily Trivia Podcast - February 16th, 2026

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QUESTIONS:
Planets
Out of the 8 planets on in our solar system, which is the only one that rotates on it’s side?
Mountains
Measuring from base to tip, What is the tallest mountain on earth?
Museums
The Guggenheim museum in New York is notable for having a spiral design by Frank Lloyd Wright. Another legendary architect, Frank Gehry, designed another Guggenheim museum located in what city?
Automobiles
Honda’s best selling model is the CR-V. What does CR-V stand for?
Medicine
What modern imaging technology uses crystals, yes crystals to produce images?
Engineering
In electrical engineering, the letter ‘J’ is used to not the square root of what number?

The Daily Trivia Podcast - February 13th, 2026

Not Freaky, Glittery.
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QUESTIONS:
History
 
What is the only country that the US has declared war on twice?
Baseball
 
Who is the only player in the 50-50 club meaning they have hit 50 home runs and stolen 50 bases in one season?
African Mammals
 
Spanning 500 miles from the Serengeti in Tanzania to the Messai Mara in Kenya, what animal makes the longest land migration in the world?
Weights and Measures
Since Metric is too easy, here’s one from the imperial system: How many teaspoons can fit into a table spoon?
Hip Hop
 
The 2022 Grammy for best Rap album is titled Call me if you get Lost, and was released by what artist?
McDonalds
 
If you pull up to a the golden arches in Sedona, AZ, they might not look so golden. What color is the logo in this part of the country?

The Daily Trivia Podcast - February 12, 2026

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QUESTIONS:
Video Games
 
Joel Miller is the character you’d be controlling if you are playing what video game that was released in 2013?
CIA Factbook
 
This question will take a little bit of time and explanation. The CIA Factbook lists 254 countries on it’s website, categorized by letter. What three letters have only one country listed under it?
Oscar Winners
 
What family has the most amount of Oscar nominations at 89, so far?
Battles
With over 51,000, casualties, what was the deadliest battle in the American Civil war
YouTube
 
With 16.5 billion views, What K-pop song holds the record for most views?
Demographics
 
With 19,000 people per sq KM, what country is the most densely populated nation in the world?

That Daily Trivia Podcast - February 11th, 2026

I'm no wizard but I think this episode is pretty magical.
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QUESTIONS:
Moons
 
Which moon, of the planet Jupiter, is the largest in our solar system?
AI
 
With AI being a Now ubiquitous technology, I think it's helpful. We know what the acronyms associated with it are so: an LLM stands for what?
Rivers
 
Of the countries that the Amazon river basin touches, which one is the smallest by land area?
Tesla
Nikola Tesla is a Serbian american born January 7th 1856 in Smiljan, a town located in what modern day country?
Geography
 
Located in the Yukon territory, which mountain is the highest in Canada in the second highest in North America?
Environment
 
Established December 2, 1970, which government organization was founded after a fire broke out on the Cuyahoga river in Ohio?

The Daily Trivia Podcast - February 10th, 2026

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QUESTIONS:
Mammals
 
A mammal is an animal defined by the presence of what gland?
Libraries
 
Which Library contains the largest collection of holdings in the world?
Fashion
 
The Converse All Star debuted in 1917 and was changed when what basketball player asked the company to provide ankle support leading to a redesign in 1922?
Cuisine
Chicken Tikka Masala is the widely accepted, yet unofficial national dish of what country?
Pharoahs
 
Found in 1922, Tutankhamun’s tomb was discovered by what British archaeologist?
Constellation
 
There are 88 officially recognized constellations according to the International Astronomical Union. The largest is based off of what mythological monster?

The Daily Trivia Podcast - February 9th

It's a new week and no lie, I got no strings on me!
 
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QUESTIONS:
Storms
A tropical cyclone that makes it’s way to the northwest Pacific Ocean is known as a what?
Landmarks
 
The Cloud gate is a manmade landmark that can be found in what city?
Adidas
 
A split between the two brothers, Adolf and Rudolf Dassler led to the creation of Adidas and what rival shoemaker?
Robots
The three laws of robotics were a fictional set of rules that robots have to obey in I, Robot. Who originally wrote this novel?
Nintendo
 
The character Kirby was named after Nintendo’s lawyer, John Kirby, after he successfully defended the company from copyright infringement over what character?
Politicians
 
Serving in the role for 17 years and 53 days, who holds the record for longest tenure as Speaker of the House?