What famous movie tough guy got his start as a female impersonator? How did the alphabet get its name? Hear the Off Ramp podcast.
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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!
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182 Compelling Trivia
Only one First Lady has appeared on U.S. currency. Who? And what U.S. state is home to the world’s largest temperate rain forest? You’ll be surprised! Hear the Off Ramp podcast.
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179 Cool Beans Trivia
What future U.S. President was radioactive at one point in his life? And name the five top languages spoken in the USA. Hear The Off Ramp Trivia Podcast (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)
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178 High Low Trivia
Where is the only U.S. County that borders 4 states? And what movie was marketed in Sweden as “The film that’s so funny it was banned in Norway.” Answers on the Off Ramp Podcast!
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174 Thought Provoking Trivia
Where are Neil Armstrong’s Apollo 11 moon boots today? And what company has had a single customer for 637 years? Answers on the Off Ramp Podcast with Bob & Marcia Smith.
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173 Breaking The Ice Trivia
How far away can breaking icebergs be heard? And what is the rarest statistic in baseball? Hear The Off Ramp Podcast. (Photo: Drew Avery, Wikimedia Commons)
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171 Dating Lingo Trivia
What is Cookie Jarring and Cob Webbing? And where will you find the only space-ship-shaped McDonalds? Hear the Off Ramp Podcast.
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170 Trademark Trivia
What famous trademark was lost, because it was never registered, and was taken over by the pornography industry? And why is a British Pound called a Quid? Hear the Off Ramp Podcast.
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168 Off Hand Trivia
What word was removed from the dictionary as archaic one year – then added as modern the next? And what famous artist had brushes tied to his hands so he could paint in his old age? Hear the Off Ramp with Bob & Marcia Smith. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)