The Daily Trivia Podcast

The Daily Trivia Podcast is a fast, fun daily trivia podcast featuring quick-hit questions on history, pop culture, movies, sports, science, and general knowledge. Perfect for commutes, breaks, and trivia lovers who want to challenge their brain in just a few minutes a day. Subscribe for new episodes every weekday.

The Daily Trivia Podcast is a leisure podcast hosted by Daily Trivia Pod, with 192 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Daily Trivia Pod hosts The Daily Trivia Podcast, a leisure show with 192 episodes published.

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  Episode #198

  Halls of Fame, Embroidery, Barbershop, and PIRATES! | Daily Trivia quiz for October 2

  Oct 2, 20267 min

  Yargh. If you've been enjoying The Daily Trivia Podcast, I'd love your support! Follow on social media for updates, new episodes, or to get in touch: Facebook: FOLLOW HERE! Blue Sky: FOLLOW HERE! Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day! QUESTIONS: _____________________________________________________________ Hall of Fames Hockey’s hall of fame is split, At least in north America between Eveleth, MN and what Canadian city? Embroidery A Tapestry is created on a loom, whereas an embroidery receives its decoration with what other tool? Choreographers A pioneer of neoclassical ballet, who was a co-founder of the New York City Ballet and served as its director for 35 years? Barbershop The word barber is derived from the latin word “Barba” and translates into what English word? Pirates I previously asked about The Queen Anne’s revenge being renamed after being captured by Blackbeard. Blackbeard is also a pseudonym. What was his original name? Consulting Firms A frequent of Forbes 100 most powerful women list, Julie Sweet is the CEO of what consulting firm based in Bethesda, MD?

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  Episode #197

  Cacti, Escalators, Melons, and Light | Daily Trivia Quiz for October 1

  Oct 1, 20267 min

  Let there be TRIVIA! and light too. Light's also nice... If you've been enjoying The Daily Trivia Podcast, I'd love your support! Follow on social media for updates, new episodes, or to get in touch: Facebook: FOLLOW HERE! Blue Sky: FOLLOW HERE! Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day! QUESTIONS: ________________________________________________________________ Immigration History Annie Moore was the very first immigrant processed at Ellis Island in 1892 and she hailed from what country? National Symbols The national seal of Australia feature the two national animals. The kangaroo and what other large animal? Cacti The Orchid, Rattail, and Zig-Zag Cactus are all varieties that grow in which biome? Escalators The first escalator was installed in 1896 as a ride at what amusement park? Melons The Melon Bar is used as a placating device in what television series that debuted in 2022? Light The first filament that Edison used to successfully demonstrate the functionality of his light bulb was made out of what material?

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  Episode #196

  Heists, Dance, Tony Winners, and Sports Records | Daily Trivia Quiz for September 30

  Sep 30, 20267 min

  Yabba dabba do straight to the moon! Intro sting - Thanks for joining me today! Here’s how this works Questions are copied in the show notes Answers noted with a ding If you've been enjoying The Daily Trivia Podcast, I'd love your support! Follow on social media for updates, new episodes, or to get in touch: Facebook: FOLLOW HERE! Blue Sky: FOLLOW HERE! Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day! QUESTIONS: _____________________________________________________________________ Heists A half eaten salami sandwich was the key to catching the thieves of a diamond heist in 2003, located in which Belgian City? Dance Style Capoeira was a martial arts training practice disguised as dance and originated in what country? Tony Winners Which actress who has appeared in Carousel and Ragtime, holds the record for the most acting wins at the Tony’s? News Networks Starting in January 2026, Tony Dokoupil is the anchor of what news program? Sports Records Owen Wilson, of the Pittsburgh Pirates holds the record for the most type of what hit in a single season, which is arguably the hardest to get in baseball? Aquatic Parks World Waterpark is the great one! It’s the world’s largest indoor waterpark and can be found in which Canadian Provincial Capital?

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  Episode #195

  Wildflowers, Optics, Flags, Labor | Daily Trivia Quiz for September 29

  Sep 29, 20268 min

  Dum dum dum dum dum, Dennis Moore, dum dum dum dum..... If you've been enjoying The Daily Trivia Podcast, I'd love your support! Follow on social media for updates, new episodes, or to get in touch: Facebook: FOLLOW HERE! Blue Sky: FOLLOW HERE! Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day! QUESTIONS: ___________________________________________________________________ Elevators The Great Glass elevator in Charlie and the chocolate factory can take you up and down, sideways, and what other direction? Wildflowers Bluebonnets have a scientific name that is based of of what animal as they were thought to rob nutrients from the soil? Labor History THe American Federation of Labor, or AFL, was founded in 1886 by what British-American Cigar Maker? Optics What is the world’s darkest material whose name comes from a portmanteau of an Anagram and a color? Flags of the World Which two nations are the only ones to have perfectly square flags? Textile Patterns A continuous interlocking pattern of one line that folds back on itself, and is of Greek Origin is known as what?

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  Episode #194

  Video Game Music, Berries, Forensics, and Baseball | Daily Trivia Quiz for September 28

  Sep 28, 20268 min

  You can really sink your teeth into this one. If you've been enjoying The Daily Trivia Podcast, I'd love your support! Follow on social media for updates, new episodes, or to get in touch: Facebook: FOLLOW HERE! Blue Sky: FOLLOW HERE! Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day! QUESTIONS: _____________________________________________________________________ VIdeo Game Music The Peddlers is a 19th century folk song that serves as the theme music for what game that first debuted in 1988? Escape Rooms Dr. Lawrence Gordon and Adam Stanheight are the two characters who wake up in a gruesome escape room in what horror film from 2004? Publishing Houses The big six publishing houses in the US became the big 5 when Random house merged with what animalistic publisher in 2013? Berries A berry is a fleshy fruit that comes from a flower with one ovary, so technically Strawberries, Raspberries, and Blackberries are not berries (They’re drupelets) but bananas, avocados, and what other plant that really hits its stride in the autumn, is a berry? Unique Baseball Feats On September 17, 1996, Hideo Nomo of the LA Dodgers became the only pitcher to toss a no-hitter in which ballpark, that is notoriously friendly for hitters? Forensics If you are a forensic odontologist, what part of the body are you most interested in?

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