What creatures did fishermen once consider a nuisance, calling them “Cockroaches of the Sea?” And in 1878, what killed more than 5,000 people in Memphis, Tennessee? Hear the Off Ramp Podcast. (Art by Abraham Storck)
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211 Super Trivia
What toy gave a super name to football’s biggest game? And what artist painted masterpieces in the back of a Model A Ford? Answers on The Off Ramp Trivia podcast.
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210 Spontaneous Trivia
What world famous artist was once commissioned to create a snow man? And what countries read the most books? Answers on the Off Ramp Podcast (Photo Wikimedia Commons, Digidreamgrafix)
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205 JFK Dallas Police Call Remembered
A small town broadcaster scooped the world by calling Dallas Police on November 22, 1963. It’s the most famous phone call you NEVER heard. Plus audio montage of network TV assassination coverage.
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203 Startling Trivia
In what country does royalty own all the swans? If your car could travel straight up in the air, how long would it take to reach space? Hear the Off Ramp Trivia Podcast (Photo: Michal Klajban)
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199 Near The Summit Trivia
What U.S. coin was originally minted because a mining tycoon had two friends in Congress? And why where British sailors called “Limeys?” Answers on the Off Ramp podcast. (Photo Alembis, Wikimedia Commons)
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194 Toss Of The Coin Trivia
What modern leader triggered a locust epidemic in his country? And who are Ping, Pang and Pong? Hear the Off Ramp Podcast. (Photo FAO)
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187 Inspiring Trivia
Name the 7 Founding Fathers. And what trained animals guard the U.S. Nuclear Arsenal? Hear the Off Ramp Podcast! (Photo – Harris News)
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185 Butt Load Of Trivia
What deep secret did a Marine Corps Major hide for 25 years? And what vegetable strapped to your knees reduces inflammation & arthritis pain? Get The Off Ramp podcast (Photo: John Kennicutt)
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183 Dynamite Trivia
What’s the oldest ingredient in s’mores, the classic summer campfire treat? And why were the front rooms of houses once called “parlors?” Hear the Off Ramp Podcast!