Speaker 1: Per It's media podcast. Welcome to Meet Eater Trivia, the
Speaker 1: only game show where conservation always wins. I'm your host,
Speaker 1: Spencer Newmart and today we're joined by Brody Henderson, Giannis,
Speaker 1: Putellis Chester, Floyd Randall, Williams, Mackenzie, elm Quince, Kansie Deschermeier
Speaker 1: and Logan Dove. This is a ten round quiz show
Speaker 1: with questions from meat eaters four verticals which are hunting, fishing,
Speaker 1: conservation and cooking, and there's a prize. Meat Eater will
Speaker 1: donate five hundred dollars to the conservation organization of the winners,
Speaker 1: choosing for the state of the Week. This week we're
Speaker 1: looking at average points per game. You guys have a
Speaker 1: guest as to who leads us an average points per game.
Speaker 2: Brody Brody number one.
Speaker 1: They're in agreement, that is Brody. The leaders are Randall
Speaker 1: and Brody, who averaged six point seven points per game.
Speaker 1: That's followed by Tony Peterson with six point five, Steve
Speaker 1: Barnello with a six point three, Tyler Jones and Giannis
Speaker 1: with six point zero, and col with five point five.
Speaker 1: The average score for all Meat Eater Trivia players is
Speaker 1: four point one.
Speaker 3: Back in the old day, it's like sixty seven was
Speaker 3: like a da back in grades.
Speaker 4: Now you can win.
Speaker 1: I feel like it still in the modern days it is.
Speaker 4: I've got feedback from the board game.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: Two different people in the last week. They got it
Speaker 4: for Christmas and then played it since and UH both
Speaker 4: said that it was hard.
Speaker 1: Well, in a few years we hope to have a
Speaker 1: kid's version, which would be all multiple choice, and so
Speaker 1: if if folks felt like that was hard, maybe that
Speaker 1: would be more.
Speaker 5: Than Were these two people children or should they be
Speaker 5: insulted by that?
Speaker 3: Is there any chance you never include the flavor text
Speaker 3: on the card? That's something I heard.
Speaker 1: Too people missing. Honestly, No, it's like that, like triples.
Speaker 1: It triples the amount of work at some point. So
Speaker 1: to come up with ten questions is one thing. To
Speaker 1: come up with ten questions that each have a paragraph
Speaker 1: of flavor text, that like triples what I need to
Speaker 1: put into it. So, no, you listen. If you're a consumer,
Speaker 1: you can choose between having like eight hundred questions with
Speaker 1: no flavor text or like three hundred questions with flavor text.
Speaker 1: I think if I was them, I would pick the
Speaker 1: eight hundred questions at that point you're writing an encyclopedia.
Speaker 1: That's right much?
Speaker 2: Yeah, or Spencer, we played with a family over over
Speaker 2: Christmas and Ike, my brother, I think on the first
Speaker 2: one got eight right wow. The next one he almost
Speaker 2: had a perfect game. He kicked all our butts.
Speaker 1: Okay, let us know. Next time Ike is in town,
Speaker 1: get him a seat in the trivia room.
Speaker 4: Would he like to come and play?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he'd play. He's a smart fella. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't have that. I don't know where it came from.
Speaker 1: Now here's our new segment, which is FAQ's. If you
Speaker 1: have a question for our crew related to Meat Eater trivia,
Speaker 1: you can send it to Trivia at the medeater dot
Speaker 1: com with the subject line FAQ. Here's what Brent Simmons
Speaker 1: wants to know. I feel like I have a good
Speaker 1: idea about what most people do at meat Eater, but
Speaker 1: have no clue what role Brody and Randall have besides
Speaker 1: playing trivia? Are they in accounting writers, video editors, maintenance
Speaker 1: guys or something else.
Speaker 3: Listen, this guy needs to pay more attention. I feel like, yeah, Brody,
Speaker 3: what do you use ahead?
Speaker 4: That's really a frequently asked asked question.
Speaker 1: No, but it.
Speaker 3: Has listened to the Meat Eater podcast.
Speaker 1: So Brody just go ahead and tell folks what you do.
Speaker 4: I'm a writer.
Speaker 3: I write books with Steve, been doing it for a
Speaker 3: long time.
Speaker 1: I think if you even open up our most recent book,
Speaker 1: The Catch a Crayfish, Count the Stars, you'll see by
Speaker 1: Steven Ranella with Brody Henderson.
Speaker 3: On the survival books and this room.
Speaker 1: There you go, Randall, what do you do here at me, Peter?
Speaker 1: Are you a maintenance guy? No, I'd say counting.
Speaker 5: I'd do the same thing as Brody working on the
Speaker 5: Fight Me Eaters American history series. It's my primary day job,
Speaker 5: which plug it. By the time of this release, it
Speaker 5: should be out there and available for sale. Goes on
Speaker 5: sale Tuesday, January ninth. Wherever you get your audiobooks, thank
Speaker 5: you honest and uh yeah, we're hard at work on
Speaker 5: volume two.
Speaker 1: There you'll go brand too about Mountain Men.
Speaker 6: Is your secondary day job maintenance or this?
Speaker 1: I wish?
Speaker 5: I mean I had, really, you know, I just keep
Speaker 5: showing up and they tell me different stuff to do,
Speaker 5: and I.
Speaker 7: Just keep doing it.
Speaker 1: There you go, Brent, Brody and Randall work with Steve
Speaker 1: on our books and audio projects. We have some housekeeping.
Speaker 1: It get to In a previous game of trivia, I
Speaker 1: told Brody that EHD and bluetongue are different diseases, even
Speaker 1: though people refer to them as the same thing. Brody
Speaker 1: then asked how they differ, to which I didn't have
Speaker 1: an answer at the time, but I do now.
Speaker 3: No, you did have an answer. You said it wasn't
Speaker 3: worth explaining.
Speaker 1: Well. I felt like my answer was, yeah, it's not
Speaker 1: worthy of correcting somebody. If you're talking to a rancher
Speaker 1: in eastern Montana and he's like, boy, these deer sure
Speaker 1: got crushed by blue tongue this year, you wouldn't be like, well, actually,
Speaker 1: let me explain it to you. Here's a quote from
Speaker 1: the Institute of Agriculture quote. Blue tongue and EHD are
Speaker 1: similar viral diseases spread by biting nets, which result in
Speaker 1: similar clinical signs. Blue tongue typically results in severe disease
Speaker 1: and death in cheap while cattle have reproductive losses. EHD,
Speaker 1: on the other hand, affects all ages of deer and
Speaker 1: is highly infectious and often results in many fatalities. However,
Speaker 1: EHD and cattle is unusual and the clinical signs are
Speaker 1: milder than in white tail deer. The Montana FWP adds
Speaker 1: a bit more clarity, saying that EHD has been reported
Speaker 1: in whitetails, Muley's big horn, sheep, elk, and pronghorn, and
Speaker 1: that blue tongue has been reported in all of those species,
Speaker 1: as well as blacktail deer, sheep, cattle, and goat. So,
Speaker 1: simply put, EHD is more often associated with wild animals,
Speaker 1: while blue tongue is more often associated with domestic animals.
Speaker 3: There you go, Brody, thank you very clear.
Speaker 2: So when we have those big die offs that you'll
Speaker 2: see out east and whatnot, we're everywhere, it's most likely
Speaker 2: EHD and not blue tongue. Indeed.
Speaker 1: But again, if you were like talking to a Montana rancher,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't go out of my way to be like, wow, yeah,
Speaker 1: see here.
Speaker 2: Buddy, especially if you're trying to get permission.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right, Chester, that's a person you want to
Speaker 1: be sucking up to.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 1: The Shelby index for today's round is a four, so
Speaker 1: our winner should get eight correct answers, and with that
Speaker 1: we're onto the game of trivia. Play the drop, Phil, Look,
Speaker 1: I need to know what I shoulday win everything.
Speaker 7: How's it just tend to win everything?
Speaker 4: Demon suckers?
Speaker 1: Question one? The topic is woodsmanship. This first great question
Speaker 1: comes to his via Tim Brown. Which of these states
Speaker 1: has the most native species of venomous snakes? Is it Arkansas, Georgia,
Speaker 1: Nebraska or Arizona? Topic is woodsmanship? Hansi writing his answer
Speaker 1: for the whole world to see over here. Which of
Speaker 1: these states has the most native species of venomous snakes? Arkansas, Georgia, Nebraska, Arizona.
Speaker 8: I do feel like I regress to the elementary school
Speaker 8: days of hiding my test answers when I'm playing trivia.
Speaker 1: Okay, don't trust Chester and Hansei. No, like I'm gonna
Speaker 1: some folders and put them up at the ninety degree.
Speaker 8: An't you go?
Speaker 1: Which of these state attends the most native species of
Speaker 1: venomous snakes? Arkansas, Georgia, Nebraska, Arizona. It is everybody ready,
Speaker 1: Logan shaking his head. No, Randall, are you confident?
Speaker 7: I'm not confident in the slightest Okay, no.
Speaker 1: Brody, I don't have to ask if he's confident. He
Speaker 1: does not look it right now. Arkansas, Georgia, Nebraska, Arizona
Speaker 1: is everybody ready, Brody.
Speaker 4: Does the cobra live in any of those states?
Speaker 3: Brody, that's all right, I'll stick with it.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Hansi saying Georgia,
Speaker 1: Mackenzie saying Georgia, Chester saying Georgia. Brody saying Georgia. The
Speaker 1: whole room said Georgia. The whole room is wrong. No,
Speaker 1: the correct answer is Arizona. Damn.
Speaker 6: Come on, you know the descriptor in there kind of
Speaker 6: gave me a little bit of hesitancy after the fact.
Speaker 1: What changed your mind there, Hansei?
Speaker 6: It seemed like a possibility that Georgia would have a
Speaker 6: high likelihood of like introduced species being in a like temperate,
Speaker 6: like relatively.
Speaker 3: Cobras and black mombos.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like stuff coming out of aquariums. People were releasing
Speaker 6: stuff like them taking hold.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Arizona is home to nineteen native species of venomous snakes,
Speaker 1: which is the most in the United States. That's followed
Speaker 1: by Texas with fifteen, Alabama with eleven, and California, Georgia,
Speaker 1: New Mexico, and Oklahoma with ten. Arkansas is home to
Speaker 1: six and Nebraska is home to four.
Speaker 3: Is Arizona just a bunch of different rattlers.
Speaker 1: I believe it is. It's every variety of rattlesnake exists there.
Speaker 4: Now, if the question didn't have the native descriptor would
Speaker 4: the answer of change.
Speaker 1: I would imagine you'd see something like a Florida way
Speaker 1: up up there, or a Texas already has, you know,
Speaker 1: fifteen native species versus Arizona having nineteen. I would assume
Speaker 1: that Texas would then surpass them if you added in
Speaker 1: the non native ones. This question was just about the
Speaker 1: native species. That is a zero percenter, A rare zero
Speaker 1: percenter on a multiple choice question.
Speaker 4: I'll want to remember that one though.
Speaker 1: Question two, the topic is cooking. These three words describe
Speaker 1: the Saint Patrick's Day staple that consists of sausage, potatoes
Speaker 1: and onion gravy. The topic is cooking. These three words
Speaker 1: describe the Saint Patrick's Day staple that consists of sausage,
Speaker 1: potatoes and onion gravy. Randal is confident randal? How much
Speaker 1: Irish do you have in you? Very little? Okay, very little?
Speaker 5: Much to the surprise of many based on my physiognomy.
Speaker 1: That's a fun word.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've never heard that one. Can I get a definition?
Speaker 5: Uh, you know, someone would probably correct me if I
Speaker 5: give a definition, But I believe it's like it refers
Speaker 5: to generally the expression of your genes as they appear
Speaker 5: on your I don't know.
Speaker 1: These three words describe the Saint Patrick's Day staple that
Speaker 1: consists of sausage, potatoes and onion gravy. Randal and Yanni
Speaker 1: I don't know the definition either, but I think yours
Speaker 1: suffice for me. Yanni and Randall are the only ones
Speaker 1: who look confident. Now, Brody, you were torn on that
Speaker 1: last one between your answer Georgia and something else. Okay,
Speaker 1: we're not going to nobody look at Brody.
Speaker 4: Lost lights light on purpose.
Speaker 8: Really, I only keep him on for the light show
Speaker 8: at the beginning, and even then they don't look very
Speaker 8: It's funny.
Speaker 5: I've been staring at the light this whole time, trying
Speaker 5: to figure out whether or not it was a new
Speaker 5: thing for me.
Speaker 7: I was like, why is this so distracting? Turns out
Speaker 7: very instincts dead on.
Speaker 1: Everybody have an answer for the three words that describe
Speaker 1: the Saint Patrick's Day staple that consists of sausage, potatoes
Speaker 1: and onion gravy. Everybody ready. Yanni is grinning. Yanni, you
Speaker 1: like your answer. I feel like it's the only dish
Speaker 1: I know. Mackenzie, I think we're waiting on you. Go
Speaker 1: ahead and reveal your answers. We have Hansi saying bangers
Speaker 1: and mash, McKenzie saying poutin poutin poutine, Chester saying beans
Speaker 1: and mash, Brody saying bangers and mashers, Logan saying the
Speaker 1: Holy Trinity, Jannis saying bangers and mash, Randall's saying bangers
Speaker 1: and mash. The correct answer is bangers and mash. Are
Speaker 1: we going to give it to Brody who said mashers?
Speaker 1: I think we would give it to him. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: think Randy. Is it also British? I remember you're right
Speaker 1: that it is British now, but the Irish have sort
Speaker 1: of claimed it is their own.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: I advocated for you getting that answer a couple games.
Speaker 5: Oh, I know, I know, and that's why I'm abstaining
Speaker 5: rather than saying no.
Speaker 1: So we're going to give Brody the point for saying
Speaker 1: bangers and mashers.
Speaker 2: You just ordered this the other day, you doun beans.
Speaker 1: You are so close Chester.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: The history of this dish dates back I know, but.
Speaker 2: I couldn't think of it.
Speaker 1: I was like something with a B. The history of
Speaker 1: this dish dates back to World War One, when meat
Speaker 1: shortages caused Brits to make sausage links that were disproportionately
Speaker 1: high in water. Because of the excess moisture. The sausages
Speaker 1: would pop and hiss when cooked, which led them to
Speaker 1: being called bangers. To learn how to make the perfect
Speaker 1: sausage for Bangers and Mash, go to the meadeater dot
Speaker 1: com and check out Justin Townsend's recipe called Venison Irish
Speaker 1: Breakfast Breakfast Sausage. Question three, the topic is hunting. What
Speaker 1: is the second most popular objective lens size for binoculars
Speaker 1: at bass pro shops and shields?
Speaker 4: Why do you have to do second?
Speaker 1: We're not looking for the first most popular. We're looking
Speaker 1: for the second most popular objective lens size for binoculars
Speaker 1: at bass pro shops and shiels. Do you think you
Speaker 1: know first? Mackenzie?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yohanny, you feel good about your answer?
Speaker 4: Yes, y.
Speaker 1: When's the last time you had Bangers and mash?
Speaker 6: Hmmm?
Speaker 4: I don't know, within two years?
Speaker 1: Really? What was the occasion? Oh?
Speaker 4: Just make it at home now, I don't. I don't
Speaker 4: make a special onion gravy. But if I just cook
Speaker 4: up sausages and mashed potatoes, then I call it.
Speaker 7: I had bangers and mash on December twenty seventh.
Speaker 1: Oh so like a week ag what was the occasion?
Speaker 7: Wrapped to dinner at the Fanning Goat Pub?
Speaker 1: Okay, are they like very specifically Irish they have?
Speaker 7: Yeah, they have some some Irish themed dishes.
Speaker 1: Would you have gotten that right if you didn't just
Speaker 1: order that a week most certainly? Okay?
Speaker 2: Fainting though?
Speaker 1: Is that in miszula?
Speaker 4: Hey in chat?
Speaker 8: Sorry, really quick, I gotta put on my electrician sat
Speaker 8: and fix that after this show. But can you and
Speaker 8: Mackenzie share Mike for the rest of the show?
Speaker 4: Sorry?
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Does everybody have an answer for the second most popular
Speaker 1: objective lens size? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We
Speaker 1: have HANSI saying ten by sixty, Mackenzie sang ten by fifty,
Speaker 1: Chester saying twelve by forty two, Brody sang fifty millimeter,
Speaker 1: Logan sang fifty millimeter, Joannis saying fifty Randall saying fifty millimeter.
Speaker 1: The correct answer is fifty. The room did very well,
Speaker 1: Mackenzie will give it to you. Even though you added
Speaker 1: in the magnification, you got the right objective lens size.
Speaker 1: At Shields, there are sixty seven binoculars available with an
Speaker 1: objective lens size of forty two millimeters. That's followed by
Speaker 1: thirty two available in fifty millimeters, twenty five available in
Speaker 1: thirty two millimeters, and twenty two available in twenty five millimeters.
Speaker 1: The objective lens size affects the physical size of the
Speaker 1: binos and the amount of light they can gather. So
Speaker 1: you weren't talking about units sold, but what they carry.
Speaker 1: I would imagine they go hand in hand.
Speaker 4: But yes, which one forecasting team is good?
Speaker 1: That's right? Question for the topic is conservation. This next
Speaker 1: great question comes to us via Lyle McCormick. The CCC,
Speaker 1: which was established by Franklin D. Roosevelt, stands for what.
Speaker 1: The c c C, which was established by Franklin D. Roosevelt,
Speaker 1: stands for what The room is looking very confident minus
Speaker 1: logan Rody Hansei Randall quick to answer, you need to
Speaker 1: tell us what the c c C stands for, Brody,
Speaker 1: do you have any binoculars in your gearshed that aren't
Speaker 1: a forty two or a fifty millimeter byo.
Speaker 3: No, but I'm wanting to get some smaller ones for
Speaker 3: turkey season, some little guys.
Speaker 1: Because you don't really need sure.
Speaker 3: Great big jumbos for that.
Speaker 1: How about you, Yannie, anything that's not a forty two or.
Speaker 4: A fifty Yeah, I got an eight by twenty five
Speaker 4: I believe that I used for deer stand hunting and
Speaker 4: turkey hunting.
Speaker 1: There you go, some of the sizes. I wasn't even
Speaker 1: where it existed. I know there were thirty two or
Speaker 1: twenty five's available.
Speaker 3: Remember those little teeny tascos?
Speaker 7: Yeah, just like the straight tube.
Speaker 1: Yeah. When I see those, I'm like, I don't know
Speaker 1: who they're for, like some specific birders.
Speaker 3: Who are They're for people who don't want to spend
Speaker 3: money on binoculars.
Speaker 4: Dude, for tree stand honey in the Midwest and you
Speaker 4: can't see past one hundred yards anyways, all you need? Oh,
Speaker 4: I think I have it wrong, but I can't think
Speaker 4: of another answer.
Speaker 1: Again. This is question four. We're looking for what the
Speaker 1: c c SS.
Speaker 3: Oh no, oh, another late one from you, honest?
Speaker 1: Which of those seas are you changing, Yanni? All three
Speaker 1: of them or just one of them.
Speaker 4: I guess I think, I think I only have to
Speaker 4: change the first.
Speaker 1: One, change all three. That's waiting on you, Yanni. This
Speaker 1: is a good attempt Randall to distract him. Is everybody ready?
Speaker 1: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Hansi saying
Speaker 1: Civilian Conservation Corps, Mackenzie saying Captains Conservation Club, Chester saying
Speaker 1: Conservation Coalition Commission. Really good literation. This was great alliteration
Speaker 1: that should exist. Brody sang Civilian Conservation Corps. Logan saying
Speaker 1: conservation capitalism. C Jannis sang Civilian Conservation Core. Randall saying
Speaker 1: Civilian Conservation Corp. The correct answer is the Civilian Conservation Core.
Speaker 1: The Civilian Conservation Corps was created in nineteen thirty three
Speaker 1: as a way to help lift America out of the
Speaker 1: Great Depression. It allowed single men between ages eighteen to
Speaker 1: twenty five to enlist in work programs that were designed
Speaker 1: to improve the country's public lands. Enlisters made thirty dollars
Speaker 1: per month and had meals and lodging provided. Brody, do
Speaker 1: you think you'd have been part of the CCC if
Speaker 1: you were a single man between ages eighteen and twenty five?
Speaker 3: I probably needed the work. So yeah, and I'm sure
Speaker 3: they built a lot of dams and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: I think a lot of things you look at on
Speaker 1: our federal lands, you could probably have something related to
Speaker 1: the CCC and a cool.
Speaker 5: Thing that's been blasted into the side of a mountain.
Speaker 5: They probably had a hand in it.
Speaker 1: And I think of that thirty dollars a month they
Speaker 1: had to send twenty five back to their family, and
Speaker 1: it was so they only got like five dollars of
Speaker 1: that to keep around. Question five. The topic is gear.
Speaker 1: This synthetic rubber that's resistant to oil, heat, and weathering
Speaker 1: was invented by DuPont chemists in nineteen thirty one. Topic
Speaker 1: is a gear. This synthetic rubber that's resistant to oil, heat,
Speaker 1: and weathering was invented by DuPont chemists in nineteen thirty one.
Speaker 1: This is question five. We will get a scoreboard update
Speaker 1: from Phil after this. Randal already has his board down
Speaker 1: with an answer. Yanni has not picked up his board yet. Randal,
Speaker 1: you know this one.
Speaker 5: Uh, I feel okay about it. I wrote down my
Speaker 5: first best guess and now I'm working on my second guess,
Speaker 5: and then I'll weigh the two.
Speaker 1: This synthetic rubber that's resistant to oil, heat, and weathering
Speaker 1: was invented by DuPont chemists in nineteen thirty one. Randall
Speaker 1: is back to his white board. Brody is covering his
Speaker 1: face with his white board. Janni, how do you feel
Speaker 1: about your answer?
Speaker 4: I have a good guess. Okay, I'm gonna keep working
Speaker 4: on it. M Randall's keeps writing, Janni.
Speaker 1: We recently did some more kids trivia, which you'll hear
Speaker 1: later this year. And I think I observed that your daughter,
Speaker 1: Mabel liked to watch what the other players in the
Speaker 1: room would do after the answer was read. She wanted
Speaker 1: to see their confidence and their answer, if they were
Speaker 1: quick to write down, if they were slow, if they
Speaker 1: like scratch their head. And I said that your dad
Speaker 1: does the exact same thing. Did you know you do that?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you'd like to sit there and just drink it
Speaker 1: all in.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, because if they sit there and write for
Speaker 4: ten seconds, then you got a pretty good idea. That's
Speaker 4: a long answer.
Speaker 1: It's a good hint.
Speaker 4: You know what else she was doing is she said
Speaker 4: they both were pushing to go squirrel hunting. I was like,
Speaker 4: what's the big interest in going squirrel hunting. She's like, well,
Speaker 4: I want to go squirrel hunting. But another thing is
Speaker 4: that last time we did kids trivia trus or, Spencer
Speaker 4: asked me what I wanted to what I like to do,
Speaker 4: and she said that I had said hammicking. She said,
Speaker 4: that's a stupid answer, made no sense. So this time
Speaker 4: when he asked me, I'm gonna say I like to
Speaker 4: go squirrel hunting, and I don't want to make sure
Speaker 4: they've done it recently so that I'm not fibbing.
Speaker 1: That's amazing, HM love that. So did she goes squirrel hunting? It?
Speaker 4: We did go squirrel hunting. The Henderson family and my
Speaker 4: family went and we saw my crew saw too. I
Speaker 4: think Brody's cruise off you more. We only killed one
Speaker 4: squirrel on our expedition a lot of movement.
Speaker 1: So next time we ask what they like to do
Speaker 1: in the outdoors, is she still going to say squirrel hunting?
Speaker 1: Or does this?
Speaker 4: I expect? So okay, if she says hammicking again, she's
Speaker 4: gonna beat herself up for a while.
Speaker 1: Does everybody have an answer for the synthetic rubber that's
Speaker 1: resistant to oil, heat, and weathering that was invented by
Speaker 1: DuPont Chemists in nineteen thirty one. Mackenzie, I believe me
Speaker 1: waiting on you go ahead and reveal your answers. We
Speaker 1: have Hansey saying vulcanized. Mackenzie sayg neoprene. Chester sang vibrum,
Speaker 1: Brody saying PVC, Logan saying neoprene, Giannis saying PVC, Randall
Speaker 1: saying silicone. We have a correct answer in the room.
Speaker 1: It's neoprene. HANSI got it right, Loan, Logan and Mackenzie
Speaker 1: got it right. Well done, Logan and Mackenzie. Neoprene was
Speaker 1: originally used in telephone wires and automobile engines, and was
Speaker 1: later turned into gloves and shoe soles. It wasn't until
Speaker 1: the nineteen fifties when the first neoprene wetsuit was created.
Speaker 1: About a decade later, the modern wet suit was invented
Speaker 1: when elastic nylon was added to the neoprene phil We're
Speaker 1: halfway through the game of trivia. Give us a scoreboard update.
Speaker 8: We've got Chester Floyd in last place with zero points. Mackenzie, Logan,
Speaker 8: and Hansei all have two points apiece and all tied
Speaker 8: up in first place. Brodie, Giannis and Randall they all
Speaker 8: have three points.
Speaker 1: Now the PBC answer, I don't blame you boys because
Speaker 1: I make the meat eat or trivia universe pretty wide.
Speaker 1: But what did you think that was related to meat
Speaker 1: eatter trivia? That PVC would be an answer?
Speaker 3: Why does it have to do with anything to do
Speaker 3: with mediat or trivia? You have questions all the time
Speaker 3: that I have nothing to do with media.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what kind of question is that?
Speaker 1: Question?
Speaker 4: Six?
Speaker 1: The topic is conservation. This next great question comes to
Speaker 1: us via John.
Speaker 3: But I get what you're getting at the makes sense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, ambergris, which is a waxy substance that sometimes used
Speaker 1: to make perfume, is produced by this animal.
Speaker 3: How specific, Spencer.
Speaker 1: You don't need to be specific if you think the
Speaker 1: answer I think it should be because it's ambergris, which
Speaker 1: is a waxy substance that sometimes used to make perfume,
Speaker 1: is produced by this animal. Brody is confident, HANSI you
Speaker 1: have this one right, Yeah, Randall, you have this one.
Speaker 3: Very much arguing specificity.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're throwing me off with that though, So I
Speaker 2: don't think.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't It wouldn't matter, you know how specific you
Speaker 1: need to go, Randall.
Speaker 8: Body just wants to separate the wheat from the chat
Speaker 8: after this.
Speaker 1: Don't need to be that specific. Amber green, which is
Speaker 1: a waxy substance that sometimes used to make perfume, is
Speaker 1: produced by this animal. Yanni, you got a chance to
Speaker 1: observe the room in their writing down of answers. Did
Speaker 1: that help you any.
Speaker 4: No? I think your question gives some hints.
Speaker 1: I think you should check your pronunciation to m okay,
Speaker 1: you think the yes should be on there.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, how would you?
Speaker 5: That's one of those words I've never heard spoken, I
Speaker 5: have only read.
Speaker 1: I think be wrong. I think I'm right here, bro
Speaker 1: I can check for you. Uh while we do this,
Speaker 1: maybe uh fill us in with some banter there, Yanni.
Speaker 4: Brody, does this animal live in a place that both
Speaker 4: of us have fished? Of the same name? What here?
Speaker 1: Google is going to tell us how to pronounce it ambergris?
Speaker 1: You're right, Brody, I thought it was ambergris. Ambergris which
Speaker 1: is a waxy substance that sometimes used to make perfume.
Speaker 1: It is produced by this animal that is spelled a
Speaker 1: M B E R g R I S.
Speaker 4: Spencer.
Speaker 8: You've had ai like chat GPT come up with, you know,
Speaker 8: poems and things before. Would you ever have like a
Speaker 8: like an AI play trivia with us?
Speaker 1: I feel like kind of oh, so we've had somebody
Speaker 1: write in about this before, and trivia has like a
Speaker 1: ninety excuse me AI chat GPT specifically gets like ninety
Speaker 1: five percent of answer correct. The category it struggled with
Speaker 1: the most was hunting. I believe that was where it
Speaker 1: had a batting average of like seventy percent. Everything else, cooking, conservation,
Speaker 1: fishing was nearly one hundred percent. Now Here this says
Speaker 1: Webster says, you can pronounce it ambergris or ambergris, So
Speaker 1: there we go. Either way will work? Checkmate? Does everybody
Speaker 1: have an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answers. Honey
Speaker 1: saying whale, Mackenzie saying beaver, Chester saying otter, Brody saying
Speaker 1: sperm whale, Logan saying whale, Jannis saying turtle, Randall saying whale.
Speaker 1: The correct answer is sperm whale or just whale. Ambergris,
Speaker 1: or floating gold, is created when secretions form around squid
Speaker 1: beaks in the intestines of sperm whales. The Endangered Species
Speaker 1: Act prohibits people from collecting or selling ambergris because it's
Speaker 1: considered part of a protected animal. The largest Ambergris ever
Speaker 1: found weighed two hundred and twenty pounds and was worth
Speaker 1: about three million dollars.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 5: The only thing that threw me off in the phrasing
Speaker 5: of this question was the present tense, and I was
Speaker 5: beginning to doubt myself, like if it if it had
Speaker 5: said like which has historically been used to make perfume.
Speaker 1: So it's it's still used in some but only like
Speaker 1: the most expensive of perfume they I think it's used
Speaker 1: in like the preservation prcent, and it's less about the
Speaker 1: scent itself. It's more about like making it long lasting,
Speaker 1: so when you spray it on yourself, you're still gonna
Speaker 1: smell it the next day.
Speaker 3: To answer your question, you're honest. Yes, Yeah, Ambergris k
Speaker 3: key k or key police.
Speaker 6: Ok.
Speaker 4: They must have been a huge trafficker.
Speaker 1: They were, and that's why, that's why what are you
Speaker 1: talking about. I'm not familiar and.
Speaker 3: Believe there's an island called Ambergris k or Key however
Speaker 3: you want to pronounce it. And it was a British,
Speaker 3: British colonized Belize and Ambergris was a big reason why
Speaker 3: they were there.
Speaker 1: Finding one of those could change your life if it
Speaker 1: was legal to keep. Question seven, the topic is biology.
Speaker 1: Fertility is a synonym for this nine letter word, which
Speaker 1: is defined as quote an animal's ability to produce a
Speaker 1: lot of babies. The topic is biology. Brody and Randall
Speaker 1: already have an answer. Mackenzie is joining them. Fertility is
Speaker 1: a synonym for this nine letter word, which is defined
Speaker 1: as an animal's ability to produce a lot of babies.
Speaker 4: Nine baby letter. He feels very proud.
Speaker 1: I don't off that helped anybody, though, who I feel
Speaker 1: like it's a fair he didn't already know it did? Is?
Speaker 4: That's a good one.
Speaker 5: And he doesn't slide over it.
Speaker 4: He looks you in the eye.
Speaker 3: You heard me use that word, right, Yeah I did chester.
Speaker 1: Did that help you at all? No, Steve's a lot
Speaker 1: of words.
Speaker 2: I just cannot think today.
Speaker 3: Efficacy instead of efficiency.
Speaker 1: It's like that. Does everybody have an answer for this question,
Speaker 1: which is question seven. Fertility is a synonym for this
Speaker 1: nine letter word, which is defined to ask quote in
Speaker 1: animal's ability to produce a lot of babies.
Speaker 4: It's not the same thing, too, but I love his
Speaker 4: pronunciation of bagel in vague in vague. Yeah, we shouldn't
Speaker 4: be bad.
Speaker 3: We shouldn't be attacking him behind his back.
Speaker 1: Come on.
Speaker 4: He also goes out of his way to show.
Speaker 1: To say Teddy Roosevelt instead of Roosevelt, which is I
Speaker 1: feel like that's fair though that's correct, right, I don't know,
Speaker 1: I just uh, I noticed that he hammers that one
Speaker 1: like he wants you to know that he intentionally said it.
Speaker 4: He read somewhere that the family prefers Roosevelt.
Speaker 1: Does everybody have an answer to my question? I've got
Speaker 1: to count kay.
Speaker 7: Yeaheah, yeah, okay.
Speaker 1: You have this one right.
Speaker 4: And I knew my first one was wrong.
Speaker 6: I knew it was wrong, but it got me to
Speaker 6: the second one.
Speaker 1: Is everybody ready, go go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 1: We have Hansi saying fecundity, Mackenzie saying fruitful, Chester without
Speaker 1: an answer, Brody saying fecundity, Logan is saying pro create,
Speaker 1: and he drew out like hangman little dashes to make
Speaker 1: sure he hit nine letters, Giannis saying fecundity, Randall saying fecundity.
Speaker 1: The correct answer is for kundity. Fecundity rates are often
Speaker 1: tied to correct untal care. So Animals with a high
Speaker 1: fecundity rate produce a lot of offspring, but put very
Speaker 1: little energy into raising them. And an example of this
Speaker 1: is a trout and animals with a low fecundity rate
Speaker 1: produce few offspring but put a lot of energy into
Speaker 1: raising them. An example of this is an elephant and
Speaker 1: some humans. Question eight, the topic is public lands? What
Speaker 1: is the only National park in organ?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: This is question eight? The topic is public lands. Randal
Speaker 1: is quick to come up with an answer. What is
Speaker 1: the only National park in Oregon? We will get a
Speaker 1: scoreboard update after this. Have you ever been here, doctor Randall?
Speaker 7: I have not? I have not.
Speaker 4: Is it near.
Speaker 7: California and Washington?
Speaker 1: Yes? What is the only National park in Oregon?
Speaker 4: Hansei?
Speaker 1: You have an answer?
Speaker 4: But is it closer to I do?
Speaker 6: But Randall's that that makes me change.
Speaker 1: My thought a little bit?
Speaker 5: Really, what if I had used the Pacific Ocean in Idaho?
Speaker 1: Now he's just flexing his geography muscle. Hansei, do you
Speaker 1: think you've been to this place?
Speaker 6: If it's what I have written down, I've been there?
Speaker 1: But what is the only National park in Oregon? Oregon
Speaker 1: feels like a place should that should have like a
Speaker 1: half dozen NAS's.
Speaker 4: That was just like, it's such a beautiful state.
Speaker 8: It's only got one national national park.
Speaker 1: Gosh, Brody is frustrated.
Speaker 4: Keep talking.
Speaker 1: The hat is low, the hat is He currently looks like,
Speaker 1: is it a home improvement? What's the neighbor's name, Wilson?
Speaker 7: Wilson.
Speaker 1: He currently is doing the Wilson look over there, Logan,
Speaker 1: do you have an answer?
Speaker 4: I do, but it's probably not right.
Speaker 3: And you just made me think of a flashbacks to
Speaker 3: Home Improvement.
Speaker 4: I was watching a lot of Tim Allen stuff over
Speaker 4: the holidays.
Speaker 7: Really yeah, like what.
Speaker 5: I was thinking of some of his more recent projects.
Speaker 1: Phil, did you like home Improvement?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 8: Yoh yeah, we're a big big You need to sound
Speaker 8: effects like.
Speaker 1: I was just gonna ask you if you get hit
Speaker 1: that one more time. Everyone be quiet.
Speaker 4: There's too much pressure.
Speaker 1: Bill went cross eyed when he did that. You had
Speaker 1: to reach down deep to make that Tim Allen noise.
Speaker 6: The second one was better, by the way to.
Speaker 5: It's like a grunt and a slide.
Speaker 4: Whistle at once.
Speaker 1: Yeah, doing those is like a cigarette. It takes like
Speaker 1: eleven minutes off your life. And you try to try
Speaker 1: to hit.
Speaker 4: One of the when I was nine.
Speaker 1: What is the only or well he did a lot
Speaker 1: of cocaine I think in the eighties that offset it.
Speaker 1: So that's as you know. Adds minutes here. Let me
Speaker 1: mm hm. That's good. Does everybody have an answer? Brody,
Speaker 1: go ahead, Johanny, go ahead and reveal your answers. We
Speaker 1: have Hansi saying Smith Rock, Mackenzie saying Crater Lake, Chester
Speaker 1: saying Sequoia, Brody saying fossils, Logan saying Redwoods, Giannis saying
Speaker 1: Hell's Canyon, Randall's saying Crater Lake. We have a correct
Speaker 1: answer in the room. It's Crater Lake National Park. Crater
Speaker 1: Lake is the deepest lake in the United States, at
Speaker 1: nearly two thousand feet deep. It lies inside the collapsed
Speaker 1: remnants of an ancient volcano known as Mount Mazama. Biologists
Speaker 1: believe there are no native fish to the lake, but
Speaker 1: it does have COCONet salmon and rainbow trout that were
Speaker 1: stocked there about one hundred years ago.
Speaker 6: Isn't Crater Lake the one with the giant log that's floating.
Speaker 1: The old man of Crater Lake? Okay posted about that
Speaker 1: on Instagram before. It's a very old piece of driftwood
Speaker 1: that stays perfectly buoyant. It's similar to a glacier where
Speaker 1: you only see like ten percent of it on the surface.
Speaker 1: It moves around the lake. Scientists tried to study it
Speaker 1: once before and they chained it up to like an island,
Speaker 1: and then a huge storm hit. So it was believed
Speaker 1: that it was bad luck to try to contain the
Speaker 1: old Man of Crater Lakes, so they just let him drift.
Speaker 1: After that, there's like some lga on him that's only
Speaker 1: observed in that spot. Did you guys rehearse this? No?
Speaker 1: I have aspirations to go to Crater Lake later this year,
Speaker 1: and I'd love to see the old man.
Speaker 8: I think the island is called like Merlin Island or
Speaker 8: Wizard Island.
Speaker 4: It's cool name.
Speaker 1: Philly Engineer. Give us a scoreboard update.
Speaker 8: Chester Mackenzie and Logan have been eliminated from the game.
Speaker 4: Logan Mackenzie have three points though that's nice.
Speaker 8: Johannison Hanse have four points, Apiece Brody has five, and
Speaker 8: in first place is Randall six points.
Speaker 1: Question nine that doination there is hunting.
Speaker 4: Before enthusiasm into your name then he.
Speaker 1: Question nine the topic is hunting. What holiday was the
Speaker 1: blizzard of nineteen forty that killed eighty five Midwestern duck hunters.
Speaker 8: I feel like I know this.
Speaker 1: What holiday was the blizzard of nineteen forty that killed
Speaker 1: eighty five Midwestern duck hunters? Brody, you have this one right? Yeah?
Speaker 6: I do.
Speaker 1: He appears to be the only one with any confidence.
Speaker 1: What holiday was the blizzard of nineteen forty that killed
Speaker 1: eighty five Midwestern duck hunters? No?
Speaker 7: Is this a real holiday? Or is this like Arbor Day?
Speaker 1: Why don't you like Arbor Day? You got something against trees?
Speaker 7: I don't know, just.
Speaker 1: Well, didn't We had a tiebreaker once about Arbor Day?
Speaker 1: We did think it wasn't you were about four months off.
Speaker 1: We didn't do right to answer her. So Randall is
Speaker 1: the only person on earth who is taking a stance
Speaker 1: against Arbor Day. He is anti arbor Day. Don't come
Speaker 1: after me. This is question nine? What holiday was the
Speaker 1: blizzard of nineteen forty that killed eighty five Midwestern duck hunters?
Speaker 1: Is everybody ready? Randall? Has he raised his entire board?
Speaker 1: Did you change your mind? Or do you just need
Speaker 1: to write in prettier writing?
Speaker 7: I don't know?
Speaker 1: That was just right? Here we go McKenzie, are you ready, yes, Now,
Speaker 1: explain what's going on here. Randall has totally raised his
Speaker 1: board for a second time. Is now is this answer
Speaker 1: going to be your first answer or is it your
Speaker 1: third answer.
Speaker 5: It's my first answer, and I don't like it, okay,
Speaker 5: but I didn't like the other one either.
Speaker 1: Mackenzie just guess I realize I said something. Go ahead
Speaker 1: and reveal your answers. We have Hansei saying Columbus Day,
Speaker 1: Mackenzie saying President's Day. Chester, you're saying Christmas, Brody's saying
Speaker 1: Armistice Day. Logan saying Armistice Day. You're honest saying Armistice
Speaker 1: Randall saying President's Day. The correct answer is Armistice Day
Speaker 1: or Veterans Day. Prior to nineteen fifty four, it was
Speaker 1: Armistice Day, but if you said Veterans Day, we would
Speaker 1: give you credit for that. The blizzard unexpectedly hit the
Speaker 1: Upper Midwest on the afternoon before Armistice Day, which caused
Speaker 1: hundreds of duck hunters to get stranded on the water.
Speaker 1: The storm brought two feet of snow, eighty mile per
Speaker 1: hour winds in a thirty degree temperature swing. It's estimated
Speaker 1: the blizzard killed two hundred and ten people, sixty five
Speaker 1: of which were sailors on Lake Michigan. For more on
Speaker 1: this story, read my article on the mediater dot com
Speaker 1: called Armistice Day, The day eighty five duck hunters died.
Speaker 1: Phil We have one question left. Who is left in
Speaker 1: the game? Wow?
Speaker 8: We have three players left in the game. Giannis has
Speaker 8: five points, so you can technically catch up, and then
Speaker 8: tied up are Randall and Brody with six points.
Speaker 1: Question ten. The topic is fishing. This is our listener
Speaker 1: question of the week, which was won by Adam mcquerie
Speaker 1: for sending this great question. Adam is going to get
Speaker 1: a board game signed by the crew. If you want
Speaker 1: a chance to win our listener question of the week,
Speaker 1: then send your question to Trivia at the meadeater dot com.
Speaker 1: What fish has a magnolia hybrid that's created when crossing
Speaker 1: a white species with a black speed The room is stumped.
Speaker 1: This is our final question. We would need Giannis to
Speaker 1: get this right, Randall and Brody to get this wrong
Speaker 1: to go to a three way tiebreaker, or we could
Speaker 1: just have Brody and Randall get it right. They would
Speaker 1: go to a tiebreaker. We could have them get it wrong, Yanni,
Speaker 1: get it wrong, and they would just go to a tiebreaker.
Speaker 1: A lot of options to go to one of those
Speaker 1: made jobbies not going to help you out there. What
Speaker 1: fish has a magnolia hybrid that's created when crossing a
Speaker 1: white species with a black species? Yanni, how do you
Speaker 1: feel about your answer?
Speaker 4: I might have to argue correct.
Speaker 3: I think you're headed the right direction.
Speaker 1: You're honest. Okay, make for an exciting finish to the game.
Speaker 4: It would yeah, I wouldn't. Uh, wouldn't be a game
Speaker 4: of trivia without this.
Speaker 1: What fish has a magnolia a hybrid that's created when
Speaker 1: crossing a white species with a black species. This is
Speaker 1: question ten. Randall just came up with an answer. How
Speaker 1: do you feel about it?
Speaker 5: There's a white species and a black species.
Speaker 7: Okay, don't know about this magnolia business.
Speaker 1: Okay, are you.
Speaker 3: I don't understand. Are you looking for the name of
Speaker 3: the fish like the hybrid, or are you looking.
Speaker 1: For I'm telling you the hybrid is a magnolia. This
Speaker 1: would be like if you cross a white lab with
Speaker 1: a black lab, you would get a magnolia lab and
Speaker 1: the answer would be lab lab would be the correct answer.
Speaker 1: There oh, Mackenzie is throwing gear across the room.
Speaker 5: Tensions are high.
Speaker 1: She really wants to see this three way tiebreaker come
Speaker 1: to fruition that what fish has a magnolia hybrid that's
Speaker 1: created when crossing a white species with a black species.
Speaker 1: Brody is hitting that Wilson pose again. Has come up
Speaker 1: with an answer. Quite yet, we are waiting on him.
Speaker 1: Now you haven't answers. Everybody else ready, Let's go go
Speaker 1: ahead and reveal your answers. We have Hansey saying what's
Speaker 1: that say Hanse, Roy Mackenzie saying carp Chester saying Marlon,
Speaker 1: Brody saying bass, Logan saying coyfish, Giannis saying goldfish. Randall's
Speaker 1: saying crappy. We have a correct answer in the room. No,
Speaker 1: it's croppy. Randa got it right, Well done, Randall. With
Speaker 1: seven correct answers, he gets the victory. A magnolia crappy
Speaker 1: is created when crossing a female white crappy with a
Speaker 1: male black croppy. This sterile hybrid was created by the
Speaker 1: Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks in the nineteen nineties.
Speaker 1: They wanted to have a panfish that could be stocked
Speaker 1: in small lake and wouldn't be a threat to take
Speaker 1: them over. Now, Brody was writing down bass because the
Speaker 1: species at large is a black bass, but there are
Speaker 1: white bass that are also a species, and he was
Speaker 1: ready to argue that one of them is a species,
Speaker 1: one of them is what probably a class or something
Speaker 1: like that. Is that what you were going to go for.
Speaker 3: That black bass aren't bass?
Speaker 1: But the correct answer was crappy.
Speaker 4: So Randall's are now down in Tennessee in a small
Speaker 4: region they call crappie goldfish.
Speaker 1: There you go, that's a good one, swimming gold Randall.
Speaker 1: You get to choose thet's. Well, Okay, even if you
Speaker 1: get that right, Yanni, it doesn't matter because Randall also
Speaker 1: got it right. He got seven, you got six.
Speaker 4: Oh, we had one more question.
Speaker 1: This was question ten, Randal, where is the five hundred
Speaker 1: dollars donation for me deater going to go?
Speaker 7: Let's give it to the Rocky Mountain Goat Alliance.
Speaker 1: If we haven't done them in quite a while? Like
Speaker 1: about them?
Speaker 5: Well, goats are cool animals and they you know, they
Speaker 5: sponsor a lot of citizens science field work and then
Speaker 5: also support a lot of research.
Speaker 1: And that you've been part of. Right, you've went and
Speaker 1: downe this goat count.
Speaker 5: Yes, and you know, thinking ahead to applications and fall
Speaker 5: of twenty twenty four, I'd really like to have a
Speaker 5: goat tag in my pocket.
Speaker 7: So just the again, it's all about me.
Speaker 5: I wasn't planning that, but now it requires some introspection.
Speaker 5: But I been thinking about goats a lot lately.
Speaker 1: Well done, Randalls, hoping for a tiebreaker there, we were
Speaker 1: primed to have one, Brody couldn't do it. Join us
Speaker 1: next time for more Meat Eat or Trivia, the only
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