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Speaker 1: We're here to teach you more about trivia than there
Speaker 1: are people who are like, Oh wow, Harry Cad, what
Speaker 1: a hero do England. Let's get tattoos of his name.
Speaker 2: Harry Potter, Caine, the magic Man, he did it.
Speaker 1: What a guy? What a ball kicking man?
Speaker 2: Richard the Lionheart, Robin Hood, Winston Churchill, Harry Kate. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: of the episode. This is how the show works.
Speaker 2: Quiz Quiz Bang Bang's format is four rounds of four questions,
Speaker 2: each followed by the answers. After round two, we'll ask
Speaker 2: a quick fire bang Bang question where you'll have a
Speaker 2: time limit to give multiple answers. After the fourth round,
Speaker 2: the show culminates with the Big Bang, a final round
Speaker 2: with three questions whose answers are all clues to one
Speaker 2: final question.
Speaker 1: Round one. Question one, the category is music. This question
Speaker 1: comes from listener Major Data.
Speaker 2: Thank you Major, you Major?
Speaker 1: What is the Big four of Britpop? Question two? The
Speaker 1: category is television Before the Carson era, Steve Allen and
Speaker 1: Jack Parr were hosts of Which show? Question three? The
Speaker 1: category is games and hobbies. What two colors are the
Speaker 1: discs in Othello? Question four? The category is US history.
Speaker 1: This question comes from listener Nolan, Thank you know Linz.
Speaker 1: What two US presidents died on the same day? The
Speaker 1: fiftieth anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence,
Speaker 1: and now the answers to round one. Question one, What
Speaker 1: is the Big four of brit pop? It's Oasis, Blur
Speaker 1: and Pulp Princess Donut would approve of one of those?
Speaker 1: Question two. Before the Carson era, Steve Allen and Jack
Speaker 1: Parr were hosts of Which show the Tonight Show? Question three?
Speaker 1: What two colors are the discs in Othello? Black and white?
Speaker 1: I used to love that game. I don't play it
Speaker 1: much anymore.
Speaker 2: Never played it.
Speaker 1: Ah.
Speaker 2: I always remembered seeing it on the Nintendo, the original
Speaker 2: Nintendo for rental and I was like, that looks awful.
Speaker 2: Why would anybody rent this? And I'll rent Mega Man
Speaker 2: for the third time.
Speaker 1: I think that probably was a good call. I don't
Speaker 1: think you can compare it to a video game as
Speaker 1: a child. Probably not that interesting. Question four. What two
Speaker 1: US presidents died on the same day the fiftieth anniversary
Speaker 1: of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence? John Adams
Speaker 1: and Thomas Jefferson Enemies turned frenemies turned enemies?
Speaker 2: Round two? Question five. The category is society and Culture.
Speaker 2: Which medal was the award for Bravery in the German
Speaker 2: Army from eighteen seventy one to nineteen forty five, and
Speaker 2: was derived from the insignia of the medieval Teutonic Order
Speaker 2: and borne by its knights from the thirteenth century. Question
Speaker 2: six category science, of which common medal is box eight
Speaker 2: the chief or and for two extra points? Of which
Speaker 2: rare medal is it also the main source? Question seven
Speaker 2: category Sports. This one comes to us from listener Bobby.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Bobby, Thank you, Bobby.
Speaker 2: What are the only two countries to win the World
Speaker 2: Cup in consecutive years? Question eight category tasty licks. This
Speaker 2: is a before and after involving a band or musician
Speaker 2: and a food item. For example, if I said this
Speaker 2: chocolate confection will have you living on a prayer, the
Speaker 2: answer would be Bon bon Jovi, Here we go. Michael
Speaker 2: Jackson famously loved the cinema, earning this nickname based on
Speaker 2: his musical reign and a movie theater staple. And now
Speaker 2: the answers to round two. Question five. Which medal was
Speaker 2: the award for bravery in the German Army from eighteen
Speaker 2: to nineteen forty five, the Iron Cross. It is no
Speaker 2: longer used because of Nazis. Question six, of which common
Speaker 2: metal is box site the chief or and for two
Speaker 2: extra points, which rare metal is it also the main source?
Speaker 2: Aluminum comes from boxite, and gallium is the rare metal
Speaker 2: that you can also get out of box site. It's
Speaker 2: kind of a byproduct from what I understand, And I
Speaker 2: found that vanadium can also apparently be found in box site,
Speaker 2: but that's not the main source for.
Speaker 1: Vanadium classic vanadium.
Speaker 2: Question seven, what are the only two countries to win
Speaker 2: the World Cup in consecutive years? Brazil and Italy?
Speaker 1: Italy didn't even make it this year.
Speaker 2: Take this accolade away from them? And question eight. Michael
Speaker 2: Jackson famously loved the cinema, earning this nickname based on
Speaker 2: his musical reign and a movie theater staple. That would
Speaker 2: be the King of Popcorn.
Speaker 1: That's a good pun.
Speaker 2: Won't thank you, Annie.
Speaker 1: That's it for the first half, which means it's time
Speaker 1: for the Bang Bang Round. The category for this week's
Speaker 1: Bang Bang Round is European Geography. You will have thirty
Speaker 1: seconds to answer the following question name the six largest
Speaker 1: towns or cities in the Republic of Ireland. Your time
Speaker 1: starts now.
Speaker 2: And that's time. The six largest towns and cities in
Speaker 2: the Republic of Ireland are Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Galway, Waterford
Speaker 2: and Dracada.
Speaker 1: Round three. Question nine. The category is fashion, now known
Speaker 1: for its handbags and leather goods, which French luxury goods
Speaker 1: company was named for its founder, not the Greek messenger God.
Speaker 1: Question ten. The category is society and culture. This question
Speaker 1: comes from knife in Turkey. Great to hear from you, guys,
Speaker 1: Thank you knife.
Speaker 2: In Turkey, knife in Turkey.
Speaker 1: Of the roughly two hundred national anthems and current use,
Speaker 1: four have no official lyrics. Name them bonus points if
Speaker 1: you know the name of the anthems. Question eleven. The
Speaker 1: category is history. Which Carthaginian general provoked the Second Punic
Speaker 1: War with the Roman Republic. Question twelve. The category is music,
Speaker 1: which band's famous logo includes red lips in a tongue
Speaker 1: sticking out? And now the answer is to Round three
Speaker 1: Question nine, now known for its handbags and leather goods,
Speaker 1: which French luxury goods company was named for its founder,
Speaker 1: not the Greek messenger God. Ermez spelled like Hermes, but
Speaker 1: bought like Ermez. Question ten of the roughly two hundred
Speaker 1: national anthems in current use. Four have no official lyrics.
Speaker 1: Name them bonus points if you know the names of
Speaker 1: the anthems you have Spain with the marcha real San
Speaker 1: Marino with Terra de de Liberta. It's also known as oh, Oh,
Speaker 1: Ancient Republic man, things sound so much better before you
Speaker 1: try sleep them. Bosnia and Herzegovina with intermezzo, and Kosovo's Europa.
Speaker 1: So none of these have official lyrics, but some have
Speaker 1: unofficial lyrics. So if you listen to one and there
Speaker 1: are lyrics, that's why arrest them. Question eleven. Which Carthaginian
Speaker 1: general provoked the Second Punic War with the Roman Republic Hannibal.
Speaker 2: He had to invade Italy for that nice kiante?
Speaker 1: Question twelve. Which band's famous logo includes red lips and
Speaker 1: a tongue sticking out the rolling stones?
Speaker 2: Round four? Question thirteen. The category is landmarks. This one
Speaker 2: comes from listener Jose, Thank you.
Speaker 1: Jose, thank you, Jos.
Speaker 2: Did Stonehenge get constructed before or after the Great Pyramid
Speaker 2: of Giza was built? Question fourteen, Category literature. Fill in
Speaker 2: the last three words of the New York Times famous slogan,
Speaker 2: all the news that's blank. Blank blank Question fifteen, Category Mythology.
Speaker 2: Who is the Roman god Neptune's Greek equivalent? Question sixteen?
Speaker 2: Category Space Launched in nineteen seventy two? What number mission
Speaker 2: was the final one of NASA's Apollo program? And now
Speaker 2: they answers to round four Question thirteen? Did Stonehinge get
Speaker 2: constructed before or after? The Great Pyramid of Giza was built?
Speaker 1: Before three aliens got there first?
Speaker 2: Thirty one hundred BCE versus twenty five sixty BCE? Question fourteen.
Speaker 2: Fill in the last three words of the New York
Speaker 2: Times famous slogan all the news that's fit to print?
Speaker 2: Question fifteen? Who is the Roman god Neptune's Greek equivalent? Poseidon?
Speaker 2: Question sixteen? Launched in nineteen seventy two, What number mission
Speaker 2: was the final one of NASA's Apollo program seventeen? So
Speaker 2: Apollo seventeen was the last of the Apollo missions and
Speaker 2: also the last crude moon landing mission.
Speaker 1: And that's it for the regular rounds, which means it's
Speaker 1: time for the Big Bang Round. The category for this
Speaker 1: week's Big Bang Round is Technology and Culture. We will
Speaker 1: give you three clue questions which are all hints to
Speaker 1: one final question. The clue questions may not fall under
Speaker 1: the same category. Question one, what seven letter V word
Speaker 1: means of old recognized and enduring interest or quality or
Speaker 1: old fashioned?
Speaker 2: Question two? What two word term is used for all
Speaker 2: of the frequencies of sound combined? Something many people like
Speaker 2: in the background?
Speaker 1: Question three? In artillery, what type of ammunition consists of
Speaker 1: a collection of smaller caliber round shots packed tightly in
Speaker 1: a canvas bag named after what it resembles when packed?
Speaker 2: And your big bang question again the categories technology and culture.
Speaker 2: In twenty twenty one, England's then Prince Charles revealed his
Speaker 2: Aston Martin dB six Volante had been converted to run
Speaker 2: on what.
Speaker 1: Liquid and now the answers to the big bang round
Speaker 1: question what what seven letter V word means of old
Speaker 1: recognized and enduring interest or quality or old fashioned vintage?
Speaker 2: Question two? What two word term is used for all
Speaker 2: the frequencies of sound combined? Something you might like in
Speaker 2: the background white noise?
Speaker 1: Question three? In artillery, what type of ammunition consists of
Speaker 1: a collection of smaller caliber round shots packed tightly in
Speaker 1: a canvas bag named after what it resembles when packed?
Speaker 1: Grape shot, grape shot marty.
Speaker 2: And finally, In twenty twenty one, England's then Prince Charles
Speaker 2: revealed his asked and Martin dB six Valante had been
Speaker 2: converted to run on what liquid the liquid made in
Speaker 2: vintages of white grapes wine.
Speaker 1: I mean they talk about finding something else to get
Speaker 1: cars to run on. I don't know that I ever
Speaker 1: thought of wine as a good replacement.
Speaker 2: I run on it. Yeah, this was converted to run
Speaker 2: on e eighty five bioethanol, which is a mix of
Speaker 2: eighty five percent bioethanol made from leftover wine cheese way
Speaker 2: and fifteen percent unleaded gas, so there is still a
Speaker 2: little gas in there. The wine used is not fit
Speaker 2: for human consumption, and the way is merely a cheese
Speaker 2: buy product, so this is just taking what's left over
Speaker 2: after processing.
Speaker 1: Yeh, so this sounds more practical after all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's not viable for a source, even though
Speaker 2: it can say it's renewable. The amount of production I
Speaker 2: think that you would need of it would either not
Speaker 2: be sustainable or be very bad too, like cows and
Speaker 2: goats or whatever make the cheese, and then grapes probably
Speaker 2: can't keep up with. I don't know. It just is
Speaker 2: one of those things where it works, but there's a.
Speaker 1: Lot of this works if you're the King of England.
Speaker 2: The designer he asked them to do this. He asked
Speaker 2: the designers of Aston Martin and they pushed back at first,
Speaker 2: saying that's ridiculous, it'll ruin the car. And he kind
Speaker 2: of was like, okay, then I just won't drive the car,
Speaker 2: and they're like, okay, hang on, we don't want the
Speaker 2: Prince of England to not want to drive our cars. Anyways,
Speaker 2: they relented, and then once they figured it out, they
Speaker 2: admitted it ran better and was more powerful on that
Speaker 2: fuel than on petrol.
Speaker 1: That's interesting.
Speaker 2: And the now king said it smells delicious as you're
Speaker 2: driving along.
Speaker 1: Because he's so when he drives his Aston Martin along
Speaker 1: it smells like cheese and wine.
Speaker 3: My gosh, hell, the other half loops, why doesn't our
Speaker 3: car smell like cheese and wine.
Speaker 2: When we drive a rest sorry and we're pulls, we'll
Speaker 2: never know. We can only hope to be on the
Speaker 2: road side whilst he drives by.
Speaker 1: And be like unconsumable King.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if you got a car to run on salt water,
Speaker 2: I think we'd be sitting pretty. But yeah, it's not
Speaker 2: very profitable or smoke, just get it to run. Smoke.
Speaker 1: If we got cars to run on pollution, Wow.
Speaker 2: Ran on pollution and output caviar for one.
Speaker 1: Could you imagine?
Speaker 2: Yeah? The byproduct is so what were these corrections we
Speaker 2: had to make?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yes, all right, so we got a couple of corrections
Speaker 1: from rocket scientist John. He says he's still enjoying the
Speaker 1: podcast and sharing it with his son, Hello rocket scientist
Speaker 1: John and son, very.
Speaker 2: Nice, junior scientist.
Speaker 1: Ah. First, with respect to the question about the president
Speaker 1: of Hungary, you badly mispronounced his name. I apologize, as
Speaker 1: I learned from my grad school advisor who grew up there.
Speaker 1: Magyard does not really mean hungry. It is the name
Speaker 1: of the predominant ethnic group in their own name for
Speaker 1: their country. Hungry is the Western version. His second a
Speaker 1: minor knit. The protagonist of Count de Monte Cristo is
Speaker 1: not in prison and at the beginning, but after the
Speaker 1: events that lead up to it, So that's true. At
Speaker 1: the beginning of the book, he is, Oh, he's doing great,
Speaker 1: carefree and fancy, free and just so happy until everything
Speaker 1: falls apart. It is a great read, though, if you
Speaker 1: haven't read Count of Monte Cristo highly recommend.
Speaker 2: And it's a Dantes yes, and then May.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I did accidentally say Dante instead of Dantes, and
Speaker 1: I think that was just a little brain hiccup that
Speaker 1: sometimes I just don't so yes, it's so. I think
Speaker 1: what that means is that I need to reread the book,
Speaker 1: which is great for me because if you're like I,
Speaker 1: don't read classical books, they're a drag. Read this one.
Speaker 1: It reads like an action.
Speaker 2: It's a phenomenal book.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sad that's something I love so much. I
Speaker 1: messed up because it's a great book. So to anyone
Speaker 1: who's ever considered reading it, it's on your reading list.
Speaker 1: Do yourself a favor. It's a treat and a half.
Speaker 1: Thanks May, Thanks Rocketite as John. We always appreciate feedback.
Speaker 1: So keep us honest and keep us clean. You don't
Speaker 1: have to keep us clean, no, not, thank you.
Speaker 2: Much. You're enough to do that for ourselves.
Speaker 1: And that's about it. We hope everyone is safe. It's
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Speaker 1: that all of you listeners are in safe areas, and
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Speaker 1: calms down and that you also are safe while fighting
Speaker 1: the good fight.
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