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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189 Delightful Trivia
Who popularized eating with chopsticks? And what animals cannot move backwards? Hear the The Off Ramp podcast. (Photo Fran Hogan Wikimedia Commons)
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076 Fresh Start Trivia
What music, which debuted at a 1742 charity event, remains wildly popular to this day? And what holiday was once synonymous with riots, burglaries and street gangs? This encore episode is from January 2021.
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075 Encore – Christmas Trivia
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.
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159 Fall Facts Trivia
Why has one of the world’s largest lakes never been seen? Who was the first actress to make over $1 million dollars in a movie? Hear Bob & Marcia’s answers on The Off Ramp.
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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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156 Challenging Trivia
What American city curses more than any other? And beyond earth, what other planets are home to diamonds? Bob and Marcia have the answers on the Off Ramp. www.theofframp.showhttps://feeds.soundcloud.com/stream/1369449472-theofframp-156-challenging-trivia.mp3
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155 Head Scratching 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.
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153 Stroke Of Luck Trivia
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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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