What word suggesting a fondness for the past was once a medical condition known as “Immigrant Psychosis?” And how many primates have eyebrows? Hear the Off Ramp!
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234 Transparent Trivia
The original clear food wrap was actually made of wood! What’s the story? And what’s considered the #1 TV show of all time.
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233 Olympic Brains Trivia
How many gigabytes of storage does your brain hold? And what competitors beyond athletes once won Olympic medals? Hear the Off Ramp podcast. (Art by Pxfuel)
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141 Independence Day Trivia
It’s an Encore Performance of our Independence Day show – What heroes of 1776 would be called Millennials today? How often does the Liberty Bell July 4th.
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231 Discombobulated Trivia
Do babies cry with an accent? And how did the Civil War lead to police becoming “the men in blue”?
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219 Wacky Trivia
What country has a committee to assure you don’t give your baby a weird name? And what famous man’s family engaged in litigation over his reputation for 300 years? Hear The Off Ramp Podcast. (Photo by Avsar Aras, Wikimedia Commons)
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218 Capital Trivia
What U.S. state had three cities serve as the U.S. Capital – in one year! And who or what keeps an office in the Arctic Circle? Hear the Off Ramp Trivia Podcast.
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217 Bizarre Trivia
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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216 Kissy Face Trivia
How much time does the average person spend kissing in their lifetime? And who was the 1st First Lady to win an Emmy Award? Hear the Off Ramp Podcast. (Photo Tania Saiz, Wikimedia Commons)
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215 Heads I Win Trivia
What U.S. President’s mother REFUSED to sleep in the Lincoln Bedroom? And who was the very first Superbowl half time performer? Hear the Off Ramp Podcast. (Photo: White House Historical Assn)