What famous person wrote under the pen name The Widow Silence Do Good? What U.S. President was the first to receive an electronic message sent by someone in the air?
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274 Absorbing Trivia
How much extra do stranded astronauts get paid? Why did King Charles I wear two shirts to his execution? Hear the Off Ramp podcast.
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273 Ringside Seat Trivia
Why is a Boxing Ring square? What Middle East city was named Philadelphia for 900 years? Hear the Off Ramp Podcast
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271 Knee High Trivia
What was the first kitchen appliance to come in colors. And how did a tariff change one food’s classification from fruit to vegetable? Hear the Off Ramp podcast.
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266 Zany Trivia
What is Pedestrianism – it was once all the rage! And beyond his work in agriculture, what is George Washington Carver known for?
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263 Shot Clock Trivia
What rule change led to the fast-paced, high-scoring basketball games we love today? And who is Robert Galbraith? Hear the Off Ramp Podcast.
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261 More Polar Vortex Trivia
More cold questions. Plus, what U.S. landmark is bigger than Rhode Island? And what did the world’s oldest bird do recently? Hear the Off Ramp podcast.
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260 Polar Vortex Trivia
260 Polar Vortex Trivia. What’s the coldest recorded temperature in Antarctica? What mountain recorded the coldest temperature in US history? And what celebrity had more appearances on Johnny Carson’s Tonight Show?
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258 Sonic Booms & Eagle Divorces
258 Sonic Booms & Eagle Divorces. How did wild west cowboys create sonic booms? And what’s the divorce rate of the Bald Eagle? Hear the Off Ramp.
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257 Encore – New Resolutions Trivia
What leader made the most successful new year’s resolution in history. And when did new year’s resolutions begin. Hear the Off Ramp Podcast. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons.orghttps://chrt.fm/track/E1F5AD/