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Know Nonsense Trivia Podcast - Episode 29: Massage Therapists on Retainer

Episode 29: Massage Therapists on Retainer

01/14/19 • 64 min

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Quizmaster Christopher (The Guy Who Knows Everything) from Portland, OR writes in, detailing an inside joke he's kept with his players.

Round One

  • What mountain lake is located in the Andes on the border of Bolivia and Peru, is considered to be the highest navigable lake in the world and is largest lake in South America when measure both by volume and surface area? It also contains an underwater temple estimated to be between 1,000 and 1500 years old.
  • What type of relationship is it often said that the UK and the US have with regards to politics, diplomacy, culture, economics and military relations, popularly emphasized by Winston Churchill but exists in numerous publications dating back 1897?
  • Which three elements on the periodic table have a special relationship with the series finale of the AMC television show Breaking Bad?

Round Two

  • Which character on Adventure Time is voiced by show creator Pendleton Ward?
  • Elon Musk has pledged to fly Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa and 8 artists on a fly-by around the moon on Space X's BFR in 2023 (that's the big falcon rocket) to produce a series of lunar inspired artwork. Maezawa is the billionaire entrepeneur behind what Japanese clothing company, known for their custom-fit line of polka dot suits?
  • What two rock and roll legends died at the same age in the same London apartment four years apart?

Final Questions

  • What was the name of Groucho Marx's quiz show, which ran for 14 seasons accumilating 529 episodes?
  • Name each of the Groucho Marx's four brothers by their stage names.

Missed Corrections

Abbey from FL writes in with a comment about Lee's question in the last episode, where he asked "What is the only bird that can see the color blue?" Abbey sent us a link from Nature.org which states that most birds can see blue and some can even see ultraviolet light on account of a fourth color receptor (beyond the red, yellow and blue theyr share with us). This was discovered by introducing yellow breasted chats to taxidermied chats...the males have the ultraviolet color on their chests and the females do not. The bird behavior adjusted based on the sex of the taxidermied bird introduced.

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"What do the following five words have in common? Bandit, critic, elbow, uncomfortable, and skim-milk." – Quizmaster Adam, Changchun, China

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Quizmaster Christopher (The Guy Who Knows Everything) from Portland, OR writes in, detailing an inside joke he's kept with his players.

Round One

  • What mountain lake is located in the Andes on the border of Bolivia and Peru, is considered to be the highest navigable lake in the world and is largest lake in South America when measure both by volume and surface area? It also contains an underwater temple estimated to be between 1,000 and 1500 years old.
  • What type of relationship is it often said that the UK and the US have with regards to politics, diplomacy, culture, economics and military relations, popularly emphasized by Winston Churchill but exists in numerous publications dating back 1897?
  • Which three elements on the periodic table have a special relationship with the series finale of the AMC television show Breaking Bad?

Round Two

  • Which character on Adventure Time is voiced by show creator Pendleton Ward?
  • Elon Musk has pledged to fly Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa and 8 artists on a fly-by around the moon on Space X's BFR in 2023 (that's the big falcon rocket) to produce a series of lunar inspired artwork. Maezawa is the billionaire entrepeneur behind what Japanese clothing company, known for their custom-fit line of polka dot suits?
  • What two rock and roll legends died at the same age in the same London apartment four years apart?

Final Questions

  • What was the name of Groucho Marx's quiz show, which ran for 14 seasons accumilating 529 episodes?
  • Name each of the Groucho Marx's four brothers by their stage names.

Missed Corrections

Abbey from FL writes in with a comment about Lee's question in the last episode, where he asked "What is the only bird that can see the color blue?" Abbey sent us a link from Nature.org which states that most birds can see blue and some can even see ultraviolet light on account of a fourth color receptor (beyond the red, yellow and blue theyr share with us). This was discovered by introducing yellow breasted chats to taxidermied chats...the males have the ultraviolet color on their chests and the females do not. The bird behavior adjusted based on the sex of the taxidermied bird introduced.

Rate My Question

"What do the following five words have in common? Bandit, critic, elbow, uncomfortable, and skim-milk." – Quizmaster Adam, Changchun, China

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undefined - Episode 28: Growing Up In Poverty, California (with Lung)

Episode 28: Growing Up In Poverty, California (with Lung)

Quizmasters Lee & Marc are joined by the band Lung to ask and answer trivia questions and check out a few tracks of the Cincinnati band's sophomore album All The Kings Horses.

Questions

Song: "Butcher" performed by Lung

Round One

  • Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner is a singer better known by what name?
  • What city was without an NFL team from 1995 to 2015?
  • What is the highest string that a violin is tuned to?
  • Of all birds, which are the only kind that can see the color blue?
  • Which song is the biggest-selling sheet music in rock history?
  • What Cincinati musician's favorite song they've ever recorded is "Give Me Just One Night (Una Noche)" off the album "Revelation" from the year 2000?
  • Who co-wrote "I'm Afraid of Americans" with David Bowie?

Song: "I'm Afraid of Americans" performed by Lung

Round Two

  • At what Boston College did The Dresden Dolls record their first demo?
  • What city provides the setting for The Phantom of The Opera?
  • What ancient Greek figure claimed that a simple life was necessary for virtue, and lived a life based on simplicity?
  • Which film ranks as the highest-grossing animated film of all time?
  • "AuH2O" was a popular campaign button design for what 1964 presidential candidate?
  • What comedian has real life twin sons named Matthew & Gregory?

Song: "Dog" performed by Lung

Final Questions

  • Famous country singer Gillian Welch was born in what city and state?
  • Which is further west; Reno, Nevada, or San Diego, California?
  • What city in Illinois is known for it's vaudevillian and burlesque lore, establishing a famous remark about the quality in the early 20th century asking "Will it play" where?
  • How many states does the Appalachian Trail traverse?
  • What famous novel turned book had the subtitle A Tale of the Christ?

Song: "Brock" performed by Lung

Special Guest: Lung.

Next Episode

undefined - Episode 30: Frazzled, Dazzled and Vajazzled

Episode 30: Frazzled, Dazzled and Vajazzled

Quizmasters Lee and Marc invite friend of the show Sheri on for a bit of trivia from categories such as History, Geography, Language, Movies, Comic Books and Fast food as well as a quick discussion about the thoughts behind a good music selection at live trivia events.

Questions

Round One

  • In Harry Potter, what is the name of Hermione Granger's pet cat?
  • What opera was written by Mozart in one sitting and played the following day without a rehearsal (based on a legendary figure whose name has become synonymous with womanizer)?
  • What is Somniloquy?
  • What Academy Award-winning director got her film debut as an infant in The Godfather?
  • Alan Moore co-created which anti-hero in a 1985 issue of The Saga of the Swamp Thing and went on to have their own NBC show lasting only one question?
  • 11 workers sit on a steel beam hundreds of feet in the air in the iconic 1932 photo “Lunch Atop a Skyscraper”, during the development of what building?

Round Two

  • On the sitcom Parks & Rec, what is the name of Ron Swanson's Saxophone playing alter ego?
  • What is the capital of Alabama?
  • Who is the only athlete ever to play in a Super Bowl and a World Series?
  • Which Soviet leader approved the building of the Berlin Wall?
  • Theodore S. Geisel, who as a boy was publicly embarrassed by Theodore Roosevelt during an awards ceremony, grew up to become which famous author?
  • In Greek lore, Mnemosyne is the mother to nine children collectively known as the what?
  • Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Mississippi, Utah and Wyoming are all states that don't participate in what?

Final Questions

  • Which country leads the world in tourist visits?
  • Two years before the debut of the McRib, McDonald's advertised but never sold a beef version of the oblong sandwich which was called what?

Rate My Question

  • Although Christian Slater and Samantha Mathis only briefly dated in the 90's, they were in three movies together. Pump Up the Volume (1990), written and directed by Allan Moyle, John Woo's Broken Arrow (1996), and another. Name that movie. - Kyle Anne

Special Guests: Kyle Anne and Sheri.

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