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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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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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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157 Haunted Trivia
Whose ghost did Winston Churchill see during a visit to the White House? And what color is in almost every scene of the classic horror movie, The Shining. Hear the answers on The Off Ramp with Bob & Marcia Smith.
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144 Smart Trivia
Who can the British thank for saving William Shakespeare’s home? And what famous website comes up if you type Relentlessly.com in your browser? Hear the Off Ramp Podcast.
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123 Mesmerizing Trivia
What’s Cupid’s name in Greek mythology? And what famous holiday song was once known as “Smile and Show Your Dimple?” Hear The Off Ramp podcast with Bob and Marcia Smith.
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085 Feel Good Trivia
Why do the hands of a clock move to the right? And what future U.S. President campaigned for his first election by giving voters rum, wine, beer and cider? Hear the answers on the Off Ramp with Bob & Marcia Smith. (Photo: Garonzi Stefania, WikiCommons)
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064 Care Free Trivia
What great exploration mission to the New World focused on sex? And what great gift did famous French chef Alexis Soyer give to humanity? Hear the answers on Care Free Trivia. On the Off Ramp with Bob & Marcia Smith. (Photo: JibJab)