What real-life, world-famous city was once named Batman? Why were trainers in the original Olympic games required to attend in the nude?
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)
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.
An encore Christmas trivia show. In what modern country was St. Nicholas born? And what Christmas tradition was introduced to improve efficiency? Hear The Off Ramp podcast!
206 Disarming Trivia – What was the most bizarre trial in the history of the church. And what was the Pilgrim’s favorite music. Answers on the Off Ramp Podcast.
How do statues of men on horses tell us how they died? And how did a climb in the Swiss alps make your day at the beach much safer. Hear the Off Ramp podcast. (Photo Excel23 wikimedia commons)
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)
What charming Christmas tradition was introduced to improve efficiency? And in what country was St. Nicholas born. This week, we present an encore performance of our December 2020 Christmas Trivia.
When were the first electronic games played? And what are the world’s most promiscuous countries? Hear Bob & Marcia Smith on the Off Ramp.
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
