Another vacation episode! This time, we visit the Emerald Isle for St. Patrick’s day! Grab a pint of Guinness and let’s go.
Tag: History
108 | Untold History Trivia
As we work our way through Black History Month, I’m struck by all the stories being presented that never showed up in our history books. At least, not the ones used in Elementary and High School. So, I got to thinking, what other stories are out there? What are we missing? So, this episode is dedicated to the untold stories. The weird, the unusual, and the uncomfortable. So, whos is ready for Untold History Trivia?
104 | New Zealand Trivia
This week, we’re going someplace beautiful, warm, and (effectively) Covid-free. We’re heading to New Zealand for some trivia this week. It’s been on my travel list for a long time and so I wanted to pay them a visit (virtually).
97 | Quotable 1970’s Trivia (TV, Movies, and Politics)
Remember the movies and TV shows of the 1970’s? Here’s your chance to prove it. Thirty questions in three rounds!
93 | Quotable US President Trivia
We may (or may not) know who the winner of the US Presidential election, we can look back at past Presidents and their words.
75 | American History Trivia
It’s America’s birthday. Let’s take a look at America’s history and see how much you remember from history class (and how much got left out).
64 | Money & Currency Trivia
Money makes the world go ’round. And it makes up our trivia episode this week.
46 | Christmas Traditions Around The World Trivia
How do you celebrate the holidays? It turns out, there are many, many Christmas traditions around the world. This week, we dive into some of the more interesting and unique ones.
Quiz #34 | Pirates & Maritime History Trivia
Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate’s life for me. And you. A pirate’s life for everyone! Thirty fun-filled trivia questions for pirate lovers everywhere.
41 | World War One Trivia
Honoring Veterans Day (or Armistice Day in the UK and Remembrance Day in Canada) with thirty trivia questions about the first World War or, as it was known at the time, The Great War. The end of that war, November 11, 1918 is celebrated each year as a holiday in various countries.