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Hosted by Cyril Gaillard · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 15 episodes
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The Quiz Fix turns real stories from history, science, and culture into bite-sized episodes you'll actually remember — because every one ends with a quiz. Two formats: Deep-Dive conversations (15–20 minutes) for when you want to sink into a single subject, and Quick-Fire trivia sprints (under 10 minutes) for when you've only got a coffee break. Educational, conversational, never dry. Subscribe and turn dead time into smart time.
Cyril Gaillard hosts The Quiz Fix, a education show with 15 episodes published.
The Homestead Act promised that ordinary Americans could claim public land, build a life, and earn ownership through hard work. But once that promise met the realities of climate, bureaucracy, and Native land rights, the
When people hear “wilderness,” they may picture a remote ridge, a silent forest, or a river that still runs on nature’s schedule. In the United States, though, wilderness is also a legal category — and in 1964, it became
What happens when cutting-edge science, wartime urgency, and a remote New Mexico desert all collide? In this episode, we head to Los Alamos to explore how the Manhattan Project became the secret heart of the race to buil
The Homestead Strike of 1892 was more than a factory fight — it was a showdown over labor, power, and the future of American industry. In this episode, we head to a steel town on the Monongahela River where wages, union
If you know the March on Washington mainly through one iconic speech, this episode will widen the lens. We dig into the organizing, the coalition-building, and the bigger goals behind the 1963 March on Washington for Job
On October 4, 1957, the world heard the first artificial satellite as a series of simple radio beeps — and nothing about global history was quite the same afterward. Sputnik 1 didn’t just circle Earth; it rattled Cold Wa
If you want one Supreme Court case that reshaped everyday American life, Brown v. Board of Education is hard to beat. This 1954 decision didn’t just rewrite constitutional law — it challenged a whole system of racial seg
Summer once meant pool days, cookouts, and a terrifying annual reminder that polio was still out there. This episode looks at how one of the most feared diseases in America helped spark a major medical breakthrough — and
If one press release could launch a thousand conspiracy theories, Roswell is the proof. In 1947, a patch of mysterious debris outside a New Mexico ranch became front-page fuel for the modern UFO era. This episode untangl
What if one 19th-century canal could reroute the flow of American money, goods, and power? In 1825, the Erie Canal did exactly that, and the ripple effects were enormous. This episode digs into how a 363-mile waterway tu
What does it take to land humans on another world and bring them back safely? Apollo 11 is the answer America watched unfold in real time, from the thunder of the Saturn V to Neil Armstrong’s unforgettable first steps on
What started as a botched break-in at the Watergate complex turned into one of the most consequential investigations in American history. In this episode, we dig into how the 1973 Senate Watergate hearings exposed a wide
When the 1918 influenza pandemic hit the United States, it did more than overwhelm hospitals — it exposed the strengths, limits, and improvisations of early public health in real time. This episode digs into how cities,
What happens when the people charged with keeping order decide they’ve had enough? In 1919 Boston, that question stopped being hypothetical fast, and the answer made national headlines. The result was a dramatic labor sh
When the ground shook in San Francisco on April 18, 1906, the disaster was only beginning. The quake triggered fires, overwhelmed water lines, and turned a major American city into a landscape of smoke, rubble, and impro
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