Trivia Flash

We invite a Russian chemist to the table, learn a bit about the Constitution, visit a country known for a unique Creole culture and language, return home through Finland and conclude with a bit of Greek mythology.

We’ll sample some honey as we hang out with Batman and Robin and invite them to listen with us to a Barbra Streisand duet. We then spin a famous game-show wheel and conclude by remembering two famous expeditions: one to Peru and the other to the geographic South Pole.

We consult the German founder of homeopathy, a modality still practiced today. We lower our next clue and answer from the side of a ship. We then meet an Antipodean holiday that is similar to Memorial Day in the U.S. We also reflect on the unique features of the LISA computer that make it a collector’s item. Lastly, we squeeze out a clue about a tart citrus fruit that can complicate the way some c...

We meet the Iron Chancellor of the German Empire, take a ride in an El Camino, visit the Balkans, and remember FDR and Time Magazine. Then we'll finish with an alphabetic nod to an Italian luxury car. Find out more at https://trivia-flash.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast .

We meet a tsarina, learn how telecommunications traffic is measured, visit Europe, and pause to remember Rodney King. We end by diving into two-word alphabet clues.

In the coming season we meet a Russian tsarina, explore the angles of an icosagon, travel to a British Crown Dependency, and remember the Lisa computer. We’ll end each episode with a bit of two-word alphabet.

Greetings, fellow chrononauts! Today we decade hop. We’ll visit the Crystal Palace Exposition, witness the turmoil of Bleeding Kansas, survive the Sepoy Mutiny, and ponder the Dred Scott Decision. Then we’ll travel forward to the age of television, exploring CBS’s innovative See It Now and the worldwide scientific collaboration of the IGY. We’ll hop back in time and remember the Mauve Decade, an e...

We acknowledge the spouse of a noted Irish author, catch a whiff of brimstone, travel to Strasbourg and Zagreb, and remember Joan Rivers and a first for late-night television. Stay tuned as Wednesday marks the release of the bonus episode that concludes this season. Find out more at https://trivia-flash.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast .

We meet an Arthurian hero, practice the Japanese art of flower arranging, and travel to Kigali. We then step back in time to check out a short-lived sitcom that featured an unknown who’d land a starring role in Friends. Staying in the past, we then visit a Balkan country that no longer exists today. Find out more at https://trivia-flash.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast .

We watch a little television, play some chess, climb a tree, download an audiobook, and visit an Ohio city that inspired a bestselling novel from yesteryear. IMAGINE That!

We meet a famous Hollywood father, trek onto the Tibetan plateau in search of an essential animal, battle a rogue artificial intelligence born at Cyberdyne Systems, revisit an early search engine that answered questions in plain English, and journey to a historic Romanian principality between the Danube and the Carpathians.

We feel the breath of a chilly Greek wind deity, consult the dictionary, decide on Olympus Mons v. the Rheasylvia peak,  take a ride on the space shuttle Endeavor, and visit a Russian Pacific port.

We remember the centenary of a goddess of the silver screen, meet at the intersection of haiku and tanka, visit the Smithsonian, reflect upon a controversial jury decision, and travel to the outer reaches of the solar system to view a planet that gives its name to a Ben Bova Grand Tour novel. Buckle up! T minus 3, T minus 2, T minus 1. All systems go. Blast off!!

An English cardinal/statesman meets a policeman from a popular board game. We consult a famous oracle and on a technical note, remember the integrated circuit. Lastly, we visit a U.S. state capital commemorated in a hit song from 1959.

We’ll peruse the Christian Science Monitor, envy a 1950s toy craze, try not to get entangled by the machinations of Game of Thrones, remember Michael Phelps’s breakout Olympics, and visit an Italian microstate that is Europe's third smallest being surpassed, if that is the right word, by Monaco and Vatican City in diminishing size order. Find out more at https://trivia-flash.pinecast.co This podca...

We honor the Queen of Soul, meet Beethoven, visit Missouri and Jaipur, and recall a blockbuster 1990s film.

We meet a founding member of the Algonquin Round Table, one of America's most celebrated circles of writers and wits. We go fox hunting with Sister Jane Arnold. Next, we visit a Missouri city immortalized in an R\&B classic penned by teenage songwriters Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller. We applaud Arthur Ashe's historic Wimbledon triumph. Then we travel to a small Gulf nation that has become one...

WE VISIT THE LEGENDARY SON OF UTHER PENDRAGON, LEARN ABOUT A TYPE OF MASS, TAKE IN A LITTLE ANATOMY, REMEMBER A SIGNIFICANT CABLE NETWORK AND VISIT MICRONESIA. All on a Monday.

We remember the solo flight of Charles Lindbergh, visit Norway and the exosphere, consider the mechanical reaper, and remember a popular social media platform of yore. TGIF!

We remember French author Amantine Lucile Aurore Dudevant, née Dupin de Francueil; delve into a wedge of geometry; consider a unique type of musical ensemble; remember Michael Jackson and Tina Turner; and conclude with a visit to a noted Washington, D.C. landmark. Ready, set, go! Find out more at https://trivia-flash.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast .

We remember a medieval French saint, a 16-century artistic style, take a trip to Madeira, and recall the tragic death of van Gogh. The bold visitors to my podcast will want to follow me to boundary where Earth’s crust meets its mantle!

Let’s visit a city of the English Midlands, an African lake, and a haberdasher’s emporium. We’ll symbolically shake hands with a sharklike NCAA basketball coach, and remember a noted comic strip creator.

Let’s visit the birthplace of Kabuki, remember a 19-century art movement, listen to a pianistically inclined comic strip character, and travel to the outer reaches of the solar system. All aboard.

Let’s visit the Brandenburg Gate, travel to an Indonesian island, remember a noted science fiction and fantasy writer, meet a whimsical Edward Lear poem, and note a key date for Kuwaiti independence.

We remember the cancan, play a popular board game, visit a group of islands situated to the southeast of Florida, and remember a Byzantine queen city. Note: The game mentioned in the What clue is described as follows: This game shares some characteristics with Rummikub and Scrabble and comes with 108 wooden tiles. Each tile is painted with one of six shapes in one of six colors. In general, any ti...