MiraStar Podcasts

Hey #MiraFam and welcome to Season 5, Episode 5 of MiraStar Podcasts. In this episode - Kitan, Grace, Silvia and Christina (making her second appearance) have been drafted into this ‘MiraStar Podcasts: Party Games’ special. All of the guests of this episode have been forced to turn against eachother and are rivalling contestants, individual points will be accumulated throughout the episode - whoever has racked up the most points by the end of the episode wins a prize of their choice. MiraStar Podcasts’ Party Games includes: The Alphabet Game, Word Association, Most Likely To, Riddles and Fact or Fiction. How To Play: The Alphabet Game: Pick a category such as the names of animals, cities or countries. As you go through the alphabet, each person has to name something that begins with that letter. For example, if the first player says beetles, the second player has to name an insect that starts with the letter c. You will be eliminated from the game if you cannot think of a word or take too long. Word Association: The first person speaks a word aloud. The next player must swiftly say a word that corresponds to the last word in clockwise order. Apple, slice, juice, glass, and so on are examples of such word sequences. If a player takes more than a few seconds to form a connection or repeats a word that has already been mentioned, they are eliminated. Most Likely To: A question is asked for example: “who is most likely to become a millionaire?” The contestants send a message privately to the host of who they think is most likely to do that thing. Whoever gets the most votes, gets the point for that round. Riddles: A riddle is said and the contestants will privately message the host with what they think their answer to the riddle is. The contestant’s answers are sent privately to lower the risk of copying or cheating. If they get the answer to the riddle correct, they are awarded a point. Fact or Fiction: A statement will be said and it is up to the contestants to debate amongst themselves whether that statement is a fact or made up fiction. If the contestant gets the correct answer, they are awarded a point.