What U.S. President had to marry his wife twice – because her divorce from a former husband wasn’t final? And how many times a day does the average person tell a lie? Answers on the Off Ramp podcast. www.theofframp.show
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152 Scatterbrain Trivia
What food item was launched by bribing a chef to serve it to convention guests.? And what TV family lived at 698 Sycamore Rd. in San Pueblo, CA? Hear this week’s Off Ramp trivia podcast. www.theofframp.show
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151 Rockytop Trivia
What national memorial was named for the attorney of a tin mining company? And what funeral put a pop song on the top of the charts for 14 weeks straight? Answers on The Off Ramp podcast, with Bob & Marcia Smith. www.theofframp.show
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150 Monkeyshines Trivia
What food product was once considered suitable only as horse feed? And what country is building a one-building city? Hear the Off Ramp Podcast with Bob & Marcia Smith.
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149 Out Of This World Trivia
What U.S. government agency tried to wrestle control of manned space flight from NASA multiple times? And what fruit do humans share the most DNA with? Hear the Off Ramp Podcast. www.theofframp.show
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148 Colorful Trivia
Where does the term Tank Top come from. And what was voted best toy of the 21st Century? Hear Bob & Marcia Smith on the Off Ramp Podcast.
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146 Wicked Trivia
What did the Catholic Church call the wickedest town in Christendom? And what is the Southernmost capital city of the United States? You may be surprised! Listen to The Off Ramp with Bob & Marcia Smith.
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142 Jog Your Memory Trivia
What modern telecommunications technology was named after an ancient Danish king? And what singer did the 1959 movie Hound Dog Man introduce to audiences? Hear the answers on The Off Ramp podcast. www.theofframp.show
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141 Independence Day Trivia
What heroes of 1776 would be called Millennials today? And how many times does the liberty bell ring each Independence Day? Hear Marcia and Bob with the answers on the Off Ramp Podcast. www.theofframp.showhttps://feeds.soundcloud.com/stream/1298011558-theofframp-141-independence-day-trivia.mp3
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140 Armed To The Teeth Trivia
Where does the expression “Armed to the Teeth” come from? And what is the largest religious structure in the world? Hear the Off Ramp podcast. www.theofframp.show