The Daily Trivia Podcast

From Coffee Beans to Space Machines and other fun trivia

Is it a good Friday? I think it's a good Friday!
 
Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com
 
Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!
 
_______________________________________________________________________________
 
QUESTIONS:
Coffee
I love a good espresso. What does espresso mean in Italian?
Jungles
At 180,000,000 years old, the Daintree rainforest, is considered the oldest jungle in the world. On which continent would you find this jungle?
Operating Systems
Android 1.1 was the first Android OS to have a sweet nickname. What was the name of that operating system?
Renaissance
The Arnolfini Portrait what is a painting by what Dutch renaissance man?
Rocketry
The Long March 2F rocket is the main rocket used to launch satellites and astronauts from what country?
Canyons
What two word term is used to describe ice erosion that can widen canyons?

Aliens, Slogans, and the Beast Incarnate

Got 6 lovely trivia questions for you! Despite the beastly title....
 
Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com
 
Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!
 
_______________________________________________________________________________
 
QUESTIONS:
Science Fiction Literature
In “The War of the Worlds” by HG Wells, the invading Aliens hail from what planet?
Music Festivals
Held in the Netherlands, what is the longest running annual music festival still being held today?
MMA
Which MMA fighter has the nickname "the beast incarnate”?
Marketing
From 1999 to 2007 "always low prices always” what is the official slogan of Walmart. Since then what has been Walmarts official slogan?
Religious Texts
What is the main religious text of the world's oldest religion, Zoroastrianism?
Backpacking
In which country is backpacking, a significant and culturally important, rite of passage for young adults?

70 and counting! Records, Rockets, and 6 Trivia questions

 it's the 70th episode of this podcast and that sets a new record! Will it be broken? Yes....probably tomorrow.
 
Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com
 
Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!
 
_______________________________________________________________________________
 
QUESTIONS:
 
Forests
What is the highest layer of a forest, reserved for only the tallest trees?
Databases
Which programming language found in database management is actually named after a bunch of silly comedians?
Medieval Europe
The Battle of Agincourt was a massive English victory against the French in what lengthy conflict between the two countries?
Space Telescopes
What was the shared name of NASA’s first three space telescopes launched between 1965 and 1969?
Deserts
The taklamakan desert is a sandy desert located in which country?
Illustration
The technique of using oil, fat, or wax to draw on a level limestone surface is know by what greek name?

From Broadway to Memphis! (The Egyptian one....)

WHO's going to answer these questions? Not really. You are! 🫵
Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com
 
Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!
 
_______________________________________________________________________________
 
QUESTIONS:
 
Broadway Songs
‘Lonely Room’ is a song from the musical Oklahoma! That is sung by what character?
Golf
Which two golfers share the record for most wins in the PGA championship?
Startups
Burbn was a location based check-in app before it pivoted to the massively successful social media app, known as what?
Ancient Religions
Which Egyptian god, often said to be the son of Osiris and Isis was usually depicted as a Falcon headed man?
Travel Guides
Published in 1936:  On the Continent—The Entertaining Travel Annual, was the first guide released by what travel guide company?
Chocolate
One of the most ubiquitous chocolate candies int he world is M&M’s. What does M and M stand for?

Put me in coach! I'm ready for some Trivia!

Time to gin up some excitement with these trivia questions!
 
Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com
 
Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!
 
_______________________________________________________________________________
 
QUESTIONS:
Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley is the nickname given to an area packed with tech companies. What is the real geographic name of that area?
Archaelogy
The Rosetta Stone was instrumental to decoding ancient Egyptian text, and was broken into three sections. The top has Hieroglyphic, the middle had demotic script and the third had what other language?
Exoplanets
Exoplanets that orbit other stars and have conditions that allow for water to be present are considered to be in what zone?
Seas
The largest sea in the world is about 5 million square km and is named after what Asian country?
Street Art
Widely considered to be the founder of modern Graffiti, Daryl McCray, is better known by what delicious tagging name?
Fantasy Literature
In Terry Pratchetts Discworld series, the titular setting of Discworld is balanced on the backs of what animals?

True Crime. And Trivia!

Don't let the title fool you. This is a trivia podcast. Enjoy!
 
Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com
 
Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!
 
_______________________________________________________________________________
 
QUESTIONS:
 
Hockey
How many minutes will you spend in the penalty box if you get sent there for fighting?
Entrepreneurs
What entreprenuer was born in Scotland, moved to the US, and started his career as a bobbin boy, before amazing a net worth of $380 million. In 1900 dollars….
Taoism
The ancient Chinese philosophy of Taoism was founded by who, around 550 BCE?
Vacation Destinations
Surrounded by France, what vacation destination is an administrative area of Monaco?
Dairy
Dairy farmers, at least in the US, are not paid by the gallon but by what other metric?
Flowers
The spice, Saffron is produced from which flower?

Explorers, Childrens Books, and Classical Music Trivia!

Now that we've passed teh safety test, nothing bad is going to happen. Right??
 
Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com
 
Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!
 
_______________________________________________________________________________
 
QUESTIONS:
 
Explorers
Aloha Wanderwall became the first woman to circumnavigate the world by what method of conveyance?
Solar System
Enceladus and Titan are two moons of Saturn that have what substance on them?
Mountain Ranges
The Central Pangean Mountain Range was an extensive mountain range when Pangea was a supercontinent. What ranges today are remnants of this mountain range?
Photography
The word ‘Camera’ is a Latin word meaning what?
Children’s Books
What is the name of Ramona’s sister in the Ramona series by Beverly Cleary?
Classical Music
Franz Liszt was a composer and piano virtuoso hailing from what country?

APRIL FOOLS TRIVIA!

The joke is there's no joke. Get it?
 
Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com
 
Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!
 
_______________________________________________________________________________
 
QUESTIONS:
 
Corporations
LUV is the stock symbol for what company that got it’s start at Love Field in Dallas?
Buddhism
What was the name of the Original Buddha, who lived around the 5th or 6th century BCE?
Resorts
The most expensive hotel room in the world will run you about $150,000 a night and can be found in what vehicle in St. Lucia?
Grains
If you want calcium in your grains, your best bet would be to start eating what ancient grain native to Ethiopia?
Trees
There are about 60,000 tree species identified worldwide. In what country would you find the most amount of diversity of tree species?
Cybersecurity
SSL is an Internet encryption protocol found in many cyber security applications. What does SSL stand for?

I'm a little bit Country, I'm a little bit Shakespeare?

Let's surf around all these trivia categories!
 
Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com
 
Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!
 
_______________________________________________________________________________
 
QUESTIONS:
 
Comets
There are about 1 trillion comets in what cosmic cloud named for a Dutch astronomer?
Archipelogos
The archipelago located in which sea, gave rise to the term “Archipelago”
Art Movements
Velazquez, Caravaggio, Rembrandt, and Vermeer are all examples of artists from what art movement that existed from the late 1500’s to the mid 1700s?
Shakespeare
In Act 5, Scene 2 of Hamlet, Spoiler alert, Hamlet is killed with a poisoned blade while dueling what character?
Country Music
Taylor Swift’s first single was a country song named for what other country music star?
American Football
The first ever super bowl was played between the Green Bay Packers and the KC Chiefs in which city?

Have I got a deal for you! Free Trivia and fun facts!

Who loves a good deal?? I sure do!
 
Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com
 
Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!
 
_______________________________________________________________________________
 
QUESTIONS:
Hinduism
In Hinduism, what are the three gods that make up the Trimurti, or Trinity?
Boardwalks
What was the avian name for boardwalks used in WW1 to help soldiers avoid flooded trenches and an affliction known as trench foot?
Vegetables
What typically purple member of the nightshade family is actually a berry?
Plants
Mpingo, which is Swahili for African Blackwood, is commonly used to make what musical instrument(s)?
Virtual Reality
Meta Quest acquired what maker of VR headsets in order to create the Metaverse?
Treaties
Signed in 1648, what Treaty helped establish the foundation for state sovereignty?