Speaker 1: So we're through the Easter break and the ANZAC Day
Speaker 1: long weekend. We are slipping back into a slow, smooth
Speaker 1: and steady standard car trip trivia rhythm. Although in Queensland
Speaker 1: we've got another long weekend. I'm gonna need a break
Speaker 1: from the break. Now there's a fun who am I
Speaker 1: on the way. We've got a Rudolph centered Friday funny
Speaker 1: that's coming up. Questions in a sec list to some
Speaker 1: shout outs. First and foremost, Tessey from Doctor's Flat in
Speaker 1: Victoria was ten yesterday. Alice from South Ballina will be
Speaker 1: thirteen on International Star Wars Day. That's this Sunday tomorrow
Speaker 1: Eastern from Devil's Lake in Michigan, he's turning thirteen. Edward
Speaker 1: from Turinga will be twenty eight. Today's birthday's Lloyd from
Speaker 1: Driel will be eight, Lenny from Minion in Victoria is nine,
Speaker 1: and James from Monkey meya in WA's traveling around Australia
Speaker 1: with his family. He's thirty nine and he wins today's
Speaker 1: prize for the city that I've never heard of, Monkey Maya.
Speaker 1: How's that? Happy birthday? I'm Stephen Cray and this Sunday,
Speaker 1: May the fourth be with you whether you prefer ab wan,
Speaker 1: anakin or padme? Question one? Which Italian dish is made
Speaker 1: with beef, bechamel, sauce and flat sheets of pasta lasagna?
Speaker 1: And it wouldn't be right if it wasn't topped off
Speaker 1: with baked cheese. Question two? What did the Titanic hit
Speaker 1: to make it sink an Iceberg on the fifteenth of
Speaker 1: April nineteen twelve? Question three? Who did Pierce Brosnan replace
Speaker 1: as double O seven? Timothy Dalton? Question four? With the
Speaker 1: initials s P? What do we call the final odds
Speaker 1: offered before a horse race? Starting price SP? Question five?
Speaker 1: Arriving in nineteen sixty four? What was the name of
Speaker 1: Barbie's younger sister? You got to know your Barbie history
Speaker 1: for this one, Skipper Roberts. Question six. How many a's
Speaker 1: are there in Australian rugby player Alan l Latowa's name.
Speaker 1: This is a good one, Allen al l an. That's
Speaker 1: two al latoa al aa l a t a. That's
Speaker 1: another five, so we've got seven a's in total. Question seven,
Speaker 1: which amusement park attraction features open carriages climbing steep slopes
Speaker 1: and making tight turns on a light rail track a
Speaker 1: roller coaster. Question eight. Which two Australian states were the
Speaker 1: main focus of the eighteen fifties gold Rush, New South
Speaker 1: Wales and Victoria. Question nine? Which country hosts the World
Speaker 1: Ice Golf Championship, held annually since nineteen ninety nine Greenland?
Speaker 1: Question ten? Which celebrity did actress Selma Hyak's pet owl
Speaker 1: cough up a hairball on? Was it Dwayne Johnson, Harry
Speaker 1: Styles or Hugo Weaving. Salma Hiakx owl caring laid a
Speaker 1: hairball on Harry Styles's head In what I heard? The
Speaker 1: owl had been eating two much watermelon sugar. Question eleven.
Speaker 1: Molly and Brendan with a lovable couple that featured on
Speaker 1: Which Australian soap opera from the eighties and nineties a
Speaker 1: country practice? Question twelve celebrated in a recent Car Trip
Speaker 1: Trivia special edition. Which character's international day is today? Today
Speaker 1: is International Harry Potter Day. That's the day that Harry
Speaker 1: defeated Lord Voldemort during the Battle of Hogwarts. Question thirteen.
Speaker 1: Which male name beginning with D is also the capital
Speaker 1: of the Isle of Man. It's not Dominic, it's not David,
Speaker 1: and it's not Dan it's Douglas. Question fourteen. A twenty
Speaker 1: eighteen article in Rolling Stone revealed that musicians receive what
Speaker 1: percentage of total revenue generated by the music industry? Is
Speaker 1: it eighty four percent, forty seven percent, or twelve percent?
Speaker 1: What percentage do musicians receive out of the total revenue generated?
Speaker 1: Twelve percent? Can you believe it? The rest goes to
Speaker 1: record labels, publishers, distributors, streaming surfaces and others. Question fifteen.
Speaker 1: How many clause did the t rex have on each
Speaker 1: of its upper limbs? Two? It was accepted that they
Speaker 1: had three until the discovery of a fully intact fossil
Speaker 1: in Montana in nineteen eighty eight. Question sixteen. Complete this
Speaker 1: popular quote, sing like nobody's listening, and dance like dance
Speaker 1: like nobody's watching. It's not hard for me because nobody
Speaker 1: would want to watch me dance. Question seventeen. Which World
Speaker 1: Heritage listed Queensland rainforest is the largest in Australia The
Speaker 1: Dane tree. Question eighteen. What's the name of the enchanted
Speaker 1: tea pot in the Beauty and the Beast movies? Missus
Speaker 1: Potts now. Question nineteen it's a follow up question. Angela
Speaker 1: Lansbury voiced Missus Potts in the nineteen ninety one animated
Speaker 1: version Emma, who played her in the twenty seventeen live
Speaker 1: action remake Emma Thompson. Rudy's got a Friday funny coming
Speaker 1: up very soon. But next it's a who am I?
Speaker 1: That tells a story? Stay with us nearly there question
Speaker 1: twenty on Fridays is a who am I? Who Am I?
Speaker 1: Born in Hampstead, London in September nineteen forty eight. I
Speaker 1: have a younger sister named Mary, and we grew up
Speaker 1: in a three story home with my uncle and aunt,
Speaker 1: my grandmother and Jeffrey the cat. My parents were members
Speaker 1: of the Hampstead Music Club and gave me the Book
Speaker 1: of One Thousand Poems when I was five. At the
Speaker 1: age of twelve, I performed with a young Judy Dench
Speaker 1: in A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Old Vic Theatre
Speaker 1: in Waterloo. At school, I studied French and German and
Speaker 1: graduated from Bristol University with honors in nineteen seventy. I
Speaker 1: traveled through Europe busking with my future husband, beforecoming editor
Speaker 1: of a small book publisher and writing children's songs for
Speaker 1: the BBC TV show play Away. I composed the musical's
Speaker 1: King Grunt's Cake and Pirate on the Pier before having
Speaker 1: my song A Squash and a Squeeze turned into a
Speaker 1: children's book, which was published in nineteen ninety three. I've
Speaker 1: gone on to publish one hundred and eighty four works,
Speaker 1: sixty four of which are readily of our including One
Speaker 1: Mole Digging a Hole, The Smartest Giant in Town and Stickman.
Speaker 1: I am both a member and a Commander of the
Speaker 1: Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, and have won
Speaker 1: dozens of awards, many for my most popular book, The Gruffalo.
Speaker 1: In January of this year, I supplanted JK. Rowling as
Speaker 1: Britain's best selling author ever. I am I am Julia Donaldson.
Speaker 1: It's Friday funny time and really wants a joke? All right,
Speaker 1: you're here for the Friday funny I gather you well, yes,
Speaker 1: I am here for it and should I just get
Speaker 1: straight into it? Get straight to it? Mate? What did
Speaker 1: the one hundred kilogram parrot say, don't know, Paull you
Speaker 1: want a cracker now, Polly, Yes, he sure does. Oh
Speaker 1: wonderful stuff, mate, Thanks so much for being a part
Speaker 1: of it once again. You need to be back next week. Yes,
Speaker 1: and dad, and then tributes to the wonderful Julia Donaldson,
Speaker 1: which was my idea actually, Yes, and remember there's always
Speaker 1: room in the Brew's, so stay gold.