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Speaker 1: get into this trivia. Here's how the show works. Whiz Quiz,
Speaker 1: Bang Bang's format is four rounds of four questions, each
Speaker 1: followed by the answers. After round two, two will ask
Speaker 1: a quick fire bang Bang question where you'll have a
Speaker 1: time limit to give multiple answers. After the fourth round,
Speaker 1: the show culminates with the big Bang, a final round
Speaker 1: with three questions whose answers are all clues to one
Speaker 1: final question. Round one. Question one, The category is language.
Speaker 1: New Zealanders had the nickname of in Zeter, which was
Speaker 1: supplanted by what nickname that shares its name with a
Speaker 1: flightless bird? Question two? Category literature according to John Green's
Speaker 1: book What Disease Links Cowboy Hats, the assassins of World
Speaker 1: War One and New Mexico becoming a state. Question three
Speaker 1: category music in the David Bowie song Ziggy Stardust instrument
Speaker 1: did Ziggy play? Question four? Category mythology. This one comes
Speaker 1: from listener Bobby, Thank you, Bobby, Thank you Bobby, which
Speaker 1: Nymph offered Odysseus immortality if he stayed with her on
Speaker 1: the island of Ogigia, and now the answers to round one.
Speaker 1: Question one, New Zealanders had the nickname of Zetter, but
Speaker 1: was supplanted by what nickname that shares its name of
Speaker 1: the flightless bird? Kiwi?
Speaker 2: I love Kiwi's the bird. I mean, New Zyls are
Speaker 2: wonderful as well, but what a cute little bird?
Speaker 1: Question two. According to John Green's book What Disease links
Speaker 1: Cowboy Hats the assassins of World War One and New
Speaker 1: Mexico becoming a state to Berkulosa from the book Everything
Speaker 1: is Tuberculosis.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's really interesting. It's a little long winded, so
Speaker 2: we can talk about that at the end of the episode.
Speaker 1: Question three and the David Bowie song Ziggy Stardust. What
Speaker 1: instrument did Ziggy play the guitar? Question four, which Nymph
Speaker 1: offered Odysseus immortality if he stayed with her on the
Speaker 1: island of Ogigia.
Speaker 2: Calypso, that's a pretty rough projection. I'll give you immortality. Nah,
Speaker 2: I'm good. I have a wife. Round two. Question five,
Speaker 2: the category is sports, which olympians said this about Michael
Speaker 2: Phelps statistically, he's the greatest Olympian of all time. He
Speaker 2: wasn't twice as many a Olympics as I was. He
Speaker 2: was in four and I was in two. He has
Speaker 2: eighteen gold medals and I have nine. He has two silvers,
Speaker 2: I have one. He has two bronzes. I have one.
Speaker 2: So he has doubled everything I did. Question six. The
Speaker 2: category is geography. The volga flows into the north end
Speaker 2: of what see Question seven? The category is video games.
Speaker 2: In the nineteen eighty one Donkey Kong arcade game, what
Speaker 2: does Donkey Kong throw at Mario who was known as
Speaker 2: Jumpman at the time? Question eight the category is art.
Speaker 2: This question comes from listener Jose, Thank you Jos. Which
Speaker 2: Renaissance artist painted the Birth of Venus? And now the
Speaker 2: answer is to round two Question five, which olympians said
Speaker 2: that Michael Phelps doubled all of his own accomplishments Mark Spitz.
Speaker 2: So Mark Spitz was the greatest swimming Olympian of that time,
Speaker 2: and then Michael Phelps' goal was to beat his record,
Speaker 2: and he did. He doubled it.
Speaker 1: Nice.
Speaker 2: Question six, The Volga flows into the north end of
Speaker 2: what see Caspian Question seven in the nineteen eighty one
Speaker 2: Donkey Kong arcade game, what does Donkey Kong throw at Mario,
Speaker 2: who was known as Jumpman at the time? Barrels?
Speaker 1: It's Amy?
Speaker 2: Why are you throwing the barrel? Question eight, which Renaissance
Speaker 2: artists painted the birth of Venus Sandro Botticelli.
Speaker 1: That's it for the first half. That means it's time
Speaker 1: for the Bang Bang Round. The category for this week's
Speaker 1: Bang Bang Round is history. This one comes to us
Speaker 1: from listener Nolan. Thank you, Nolan, Thank you Nolan. You'll
Speaker 1: have forty five seconds to give as many answers as
Speaker 1: you can to the following. While the original thirteen American
Speaker 1: colonies get all the attention, there are fifty United States altogether.
Speaker 1: Name them now. No one's kidding. You don't have to
Speaker 1: do that. He wants you to name the first thirteen
Speaker 1: states to be admitted to the Union after Rhode Island
Speaker 1: ratified the Constitution. Your time starts now.
Speaker 2: And that's time. The thirteen states to be admitted to
Speaker 2: the Union after Rhode Island ratified the Constitution are in order. Vermont, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Louisiana, Indiana, Mississippi, Illinois, Alabama, Maine, Missouri, Arkansas, Michigan,
Speaker 2: and yes, Maine came after Alabama and Mississippi. I woun'd
Speaker 2: expect that's Rhode Island. Ratified on May twenty ninth, seventeen ninety.
Speaker 1: Round three. Question nine, Category is television. Sam may Day Malone,
Speaker 1: the bartender in Cheers, played what position for the Boston
Speaker 1: Red Sox? Question ten? Category animals? Which other insects species
Speaker 1: does the viceroy species imitate? Question eleven? Category food and drink.
Speaker 1: Premiere crew is a French term that can be used
Speaker 1: for skin care pro but is normally associated with what.
Speaker 1: Question twelve Category vexillology. This one comes to us from
Speaker 1: listener Peter. Thank you, Peter, Thank you Peter. Which country's
Speaker 1: flag has the most unique colors in it? And now?
Speaker 1: The answer is a round three? Question nine. Sam may
Speaker 1: dam Alone played one position for the Boston Red Sox.
Speaker 1: He was a relief pitcher. Question ten, Which other insect
Speaker 1: species does the viceroy species imitate? The monarch? Butterfly makes
Speaker 1: sense because viceroy is an official that rules as the
Speaker 1: representative of the monarch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I read a little bit about these animals
Speaker 2: who mimic the looks of other animals. I think that
Speaker 2: monarch butterfly flies taste bad to predators. Vice ros are
Speaker 2: just like I am delicious, but I look like I
Speaker 2: taste bad, so you won't eat me.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I was seeing that they're either of the same
Speaker 1: kind that tastes bad, or they're the other kind that
Speaker 1: taste tasty but look bad. Yeah. I think they're on
Speaker 1: the taste bad side. Weren't they?
Speaker 2: Oh okay, so maybe they also taste bad.
Speaker 1: But that's part of the evolution of some of these species.
Speaker 2: And why some species may make other species because they're like, oh,
Speaker 2: you're left alone by predators because you look this way.
Speaker 2: I'll do that too.
Speaker 1: Very interesting. Question eleven. Premiere crews a French term used
Speaker 1: for skin care products, but is normally associated with what
Speaker 1: wine well also except champagne, it indicates a high quality
Speaker 1: vineyard or group of vineyards. Question twelve. Which country's flag
Speaker 1: has the most unique colors in it? Belieze, you better
Speaker 1: believe it. They have twelve different colors.
Speaker 2: Round four. Question thirteen. The category is art. What is
Speaker 2: the name given to the fast drying painting medium involving
Speaker 2: egg yolks. Question fourteen. The category is currency. The name
Speaker 2: of which Indian currency is from the Sanskrit for coin,
Speaker 2: silver or rot silver. Question fifteen. The category is science.
Speaker 2: The process by which an atom or a molecule acquires
Speaker 2: a negative or positive charge by gaining or losing electrons
Speaker 2: is known as what. Question sixteen, The category is filmed.
Speaker 2: This question comes from Major Data. Thank you Major Data.
Speaker 2: The entire cast of a film with what specific designation
Speaker 2: includes Annie Hartley, Adolf le Prince, Joseph Whitley, and Sarah Whitley.
Speaker 2: And now the answer is to round four. Question thirteen,
Speaker 2: What is the name given to the fast drying paint
Speaker 2: medium involving egg yolks? Egg tempera? Question fourteen? The name
Speaker 2: of which Indian currency is from the Sanskrit for coined
Speaker 2: silver or rot silver rupee. Question fifteen. The process by
Speaker 2: which an atom or a molecule acquires a negative or
Speaker 2: positive charge by gaining or losing electron is known as
Speaker 2: what ionization? Question sixteen. The entire cast of a film
Speaker 2: with what specific designation includes Annie Hartley, Adolph le Prince,
Speaker 2: Joseph Whitley, and Sarah Whitley. Round hey, garden scene. Now,
Speaker 2: if you didn't get this, that's okay. It's a great
Speaker 2: trivia question. It's a great one to learn because what
Speaker 2: this is is it's a three second clip and it's
Speaker 2: officially recognized as the oldest surviving motion picture in film history.
Speaker 2: So that's why it's significant and worth knowing. And then,
Speaker 2: unrelated to how great major Data's question is, I guess
Speaker 2: there is some mystery and tragedy surrounding this little clip
Speaker 2: for a curse. Yeah, there might be a curse because
Speaker 2: shortly after the film was shot, Sarah Whitley died just
Speaker 2: ten days later, and then Louis le Prince mysteriously vanished
Speaker 2: from a train in eighteen ninety never to be found,
Speaker 2: and both Adolf and Annie died in their twenties. So
Speaker 2: this is all from October of eighteen eighty eight.
Speaker 1: Bomb Bomb.
Speaker 2: So maybe don't watch the clip.
Speaker 1: No, just don't be in it. Yeah, you're ever very safe.
Speaker 1: You've got a time machine. I am Sarah Whitley. Oh hi, Sarah, Hi, No, goodbye.
Speaker 1: I have to go to eighteen eighty eight.
Speaker 2: To take a spin around a garden for three seconds.
Speaker 1: That's it for the regular rounds that means it's time
Speaker 1: for the Big Bang Round. The category for this week's
Speaker 1: Big Bang is Literature. We'll give you three questions, the
Speaker 1: answers of which are all clues to the final question.
Speaker 1: Keep in mind the three clue questions may not be
Speaker 1: from the same category as the final question one. The
Speaker 1: creators of ice Age released What two thousand and five
Speaker 1: animated movie with voices provided by Iwan McGregor, halle Berry,
Speaker 1: mel Brooks, and Robin Williams.
Speaker 2: Question two, According to Larel, after you do your skincare routine,
Speaker 2: put on your primer and color correction if needed. What
Speaker 2: is the first makeup that you would apply after that
Speaker 2: to even out your skin tone?
Speaker 1: Question three? In The Simpsons, during the episode Homer at
Speaker 1: the Bat, what does mister Burns repeatedly tell Don maddingly
Speaker 1: to shave?
Speaker 2: And your Big Bang question? Who is the only author
Speaker 2: in history to have works published in nine different Dewey
Speaker 2: Decimal System categories?
Speaker 1: And now the answers to the Big Bang Round? Question one.
Speaker 1: The creators of ice Age released What two thousand and
Speaker 1: five animated movie with voices provided by Ewan McGregor, halle Berry, Melbrooks,
Speaker 1: and Robin Williams. Robots.
Speaker 2: Question two, According to Lareel, after you do your skincare routine,
Speaker 2: put on your primer and color correction if needed. What
Speaker 2: is the first makeup that you would apply after that
Speaker 2: to even out your skin tone? Foundation?
Speaker 1: Question three? In the Simpsons episode Homer at the Bat,
Speaker 1: what does mister Burns repeatedly tell Don Mattingly to shave
Speaker 1: his side burns?
Speaker 2: And You're a big Bang? Question? Who is the only
Speaker 2: author in history to have works published in nine different
Speaker 2: Dewey Decimal system categories? The author known for his sideburns
Speaker 2: who wrote Foundation and I Robot, it's Isaac Asimof.
Speaker 1: Apparently the only one he didn't publish a book in
Speaker 1: was the one hundred's Philosophy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so the Dewey decimal system, like the O's, are generalities.
Speaker 2: Two hundred's religion, three hundred social sciences, four hundreds languages,
Speaker 2: five hundred pure sciences, six hundred applied sciences and technology,
Speaker 2: seven hundred arts, eight hundred literature, and nine hundred history
Speaker 2: and geography. So he wrote over five hundred books and
Speaker 2: I I guess he wrote about a lot of different categories.
Speaker 1: Pretty amazing. And apparently he himself said, I have been
Speaker 1: told by a librarian that and then that he's been
Speaker 1: published in all those different dodecimal categories except for philosophy,
Speaker 1: which I think you could argue he could be if
Speaker 1: he wanted to, because a lot of those like I
Speaker 1: Robot is philosophical foundation I think is pretty philosophical too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he should have written a book called the Philosophy
Speaker 2: behind I Robot, and then ten for.
Speaker 1: The Foundation of Robots.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was kind of a fun question.
Speaker 1: Yeah, super interesting. He was like the sci fi Bernie
Speaker 1: Sanders back in the day. He listened to interviews with him.
Speaker 2: We have a comment from listener Jesse. Hello Jesse, ooh Jesse,
Speaker 2: and Jesse said, listen to the latest episode. I do
Speaker 2: enjoy the show. But not to be pedantic. Technically, people
Speaker 2: who say it's summer in the beginning of June aren't
Speaker 2: completely wrong, just not completely in their description. June first
Speaker 2: is the start of meteorological summer, as it is defined
Speaker 2: as June, July and August. Astronomical summer starts June twenty first,
Speaker 2: so there are two definitions of summer. So the next
Speaker 2: time someone tells you it is in summer on June fourth,
Speaker 2: tell them I clearly meant meteorological summer.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, society's fallen apart. We can have two
Speaker 1: different definitions for you.
Speaker 2: Yes, we got and we do.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Jesse. This is the beginning of the end, everybody.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't worry about AI. Don't worry about the climate
Speaker 2: change or global politics. Worry about the summer. And just
Speaker 2: to circle back to the question about tuberculosis. The book
Speaker 2: Everything Is Tuberculosis is a very interesting read. It's by
Speaker 2: John Green, who also wrote The Fault in Our Stars,
Speaker 2: and he kind of has become fixated on tuberculosis and
Speaker 2: why it still exists, and it's very insightful, slightly depressing.
Speaker 2: What he says is that there was a gentleman who
Speaker 2: got tuberculosis, and back in the day, they would encourage
Speaker 2: patients to go west, you know, drier air because you know,
Speaker 2: it's a wet disease, is how they thought of it.
Speaker 2: So he went west. And at that time, cowboy hats
Speaker 2: didn't exist. They just had either straw hats that didn't
Speaker 2: work great in the rain in other weather, or they
Speaker 2: had like fur caps that also weren't great. Like they
Speaker 2: just didn't have a good hat for the west. And
Speaker 2: he was one of the lucky ones who survived went
Speaker 2: back east when he was done and invented the Cowboy
Speaker 2: hat made a lot of money and donated a lot
Speaker 2: of money to a lot of good causes. So Cowboy
Speaker 2: hat Man is great for the assassins of World War One,
Speaker 2: I guess the attempted assassination and the actual assassination. They
Speaker 2: both had tuberculosis, and so that's why they were They
Speaker 2: kind of wanted to die for a cause, and so
Speaker 2: that's how they were kind of recruited to do that.
Speaker 2: And the third one being the state of New Mexico,
Speaker 2: is that New Mexico was trying to become a state,
Speaker 2: and Washington was like, your population is a lot of
Speaker 2: Mexicans and Native Americans and you're not white enough. I mean,
Speaker 2: they didn't say it straight out like that, but you know,
Speaker 2: well maybe they did. History is a tear thing, and
Speaker 2: the people who were running the government in New Mexico
Speaker 2: at the time understood what was happening. So they started
Speaker 2: being like, come move to New Mexico, nice dry air,
Speaker 2: and they did. They had a very successful campaign to
Speaker 2: get people with tuberculosis to move to New Mexico and
Speaker 2: increase the white population enough for Washington to allow it
Speaker 2: to become a state. So that's how those three very
Speaker 2: different events all link back to tuberculosis.
Speaker 1: Pretty wild.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would recommend it as a read if you're
Speaker 2: not just looking for escapism, which if that's what you're looking.
Speaker 1: For, Dungeon Carla carl ah so great.
Speaker 2: Thanks for letting me talk about that. That's why we
Speaker 2: put it at the end because I was like, this
Speaker 2: is way too much info too between questions. But we
Speaker 2: hope all of you are doing well. Go next. Thanks
Speaker 2: thanks for writing in Jesse. Don't forget to message us
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