What First Lady STILL haunts the White House? And what U.S. state parachuted beavers deep into its interior? Hear the Off Ramp Trivia Podcast. (Photo: White House)
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200 Club Trivia – Ok
It’s our 200th episode – and we have fireworks! What country brews the most beer? And wouldn’t you know it? A politician was the first person to get away with murder by pleading temporary insanity. (Photo – Makia Minich, Wikimedia Commons)
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191 Astounding Trivia
In what democracy are you required to vote – and fined if you don’t? And what’s the most expensive single food on earth? Hear the Off Ramp Podcast (Photo Steve Rainwater, Wikimedia Commons)
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105 Unexpected Trivia
What world famous historic monument was once nearly dismantled and sold for scrap? And what question can you never answer “Yes” to? Hear the Answers on the Off Ramp with Bob & Marcia Smith. (Photo: Matthew T Rader, Wikimedia Commons)
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101 Engrossing Trivia
101 Engrossing Trivia – Why did so many pirates wear eye patches? And how did they get horses to the Tokyo Olympics? Hear the answers on the Off Ramp with Bob & Marcia Smith.
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057 Curious Minds Trivia
American history question: Who told Harry S Truman, “You’re the President Now!” And in an average game of NFL football, how long is the ball actually in play? Answers to those and other questions in this episode of The Off Ramp with Bob and Marcia Smith.
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055 Topsy Turvy Trivia
What do automobile tires and Crayola Crayons have in common? And what famous book has one sentence 3,687 words long? Hear answers to those and other questions on the Off Ramp with Bob and Marcia Smith. And have fun. (Photo: Jib Jab)
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047 Laugh Your Masks Off Trivia
What’s the one thing most people don’t know about the Guttenberg Bible? What’s the only letter in the alphabet that doesn’t appear in a U.S. state’s name. Hear Bob & Marcia laugh their masks off with trivia during week 11 of their COVID-19 quarantine. (Photo: JibJab)