How did an ad in the Wall Street Journal lead to the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls? And what popular summer drink was originally a malaria cure? Hear The Off Ramp Trivia Podcast.
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293 Encore Thanksgiving Trivia 70
What does a barn in the English countryside have to do with the Pilgrims and Thanksgiving? Did anyone die in the Mayflower’s 1620 voyage? Hear this encore version of The Off Ramp.
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285 Encore Penny for Your Thoughts (104)
Is a penny more likely to land tails up or heads up? And how did the witch in the original Snow White really die?
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236 Olympic Flame Trivia
What’s the most unusual way the Olympic Flame has been relayed from Athens to the modern games? And whose face was on the best-selling U.S. commemorative stamp of all time?
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235 Bonkers Trivia
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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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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232 Brain Trust Trivia
Why did the creator of Mother’s Day try to abolish it? And which finger has its own pulse. Hear the Off Ramp Trivia podcast.
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227 Bizarro Trivia
Why are so many airplanes at the bottom of Lake Michigan? What novel was one of the 1st written in the voice of an animal? Hear the Off Ramp Podcast.
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221 Off The Wall Trivia
What two U.S. Presidents were not only Quakers, they were cousins too? Hear the Off Ramp Podcast. (Photo by Plasmafire, Wikimedia Commons)
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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)