Speaker 1: Testing one, two three. Today, folks, we're back in the saddle.
Speaker 1: Let's cart trip trivia Hape. You had a great weekend.
Speaker 1: We have another week of carefully curated trivia coming your way.
Speaker 1: Thanks for being a part of the shot. Now let's
Speaker 1: get these birthday shout outs out of the way. Georgia
Speaker 1: from Bellerine Peninsula just turned nine. George from Perth was
Speaker 1: six on Saturday, Reggie from Chugen just turned eight, and
Speaker 1: Kurt the Big Dog was forty seven yesterday. Tomorrow we
Speaker 1: have Samantha from East Hills in New South Wales twenty
Speaker 1: seven years of age. Rachel from Bowmanville in Ontario will
Speaker 1: be forty three, Kent from Tico Fotterer in New Zealand
Speaker 1: will be twelve, and today Lindsay from Kingston in Canada
Speaker 1: is twenty one. That's a last date, happy birthday. And
Speaker 1: Nate from Geelong is four. I'm Stephen Craig. Now this
Speaker 1: is a family podcast, Nothing risky. Question one? What month
Speaker 1: comes immediately after July? Genia very much? August? Question two?
Speaker 1: Which gas is commonly used to fill balloons? Helium? Question three?
Speaker 1: Which multi sport endurance race combines swimming, cycling and running
Speaker 1: The triathlon. Question four. Robert Lawrence, who created the humorous
Speaker 1: magazine Bananas before going on to write scary stories for children.
Speaker 1: Robert Lawrence or R. L. Stein. Question five. The Korean
Speaker 1: dish borgogie translates in English to fire What fire meat?
Speaker 1: Question six? Which six season TV show features survivors of
Speaker 1: the Oceanic Airlines? Flight eight one five? One of my
Speaker 1: favorite shows lost? Question seven? Generally speaking, which lives longer
Speaker 1: a small animal or a large animal? Larger animals? It's
Speaker 1: thought that it comes down to metabolic rate see Smaller
Speaker 1: animals burn energy faster and wear out quicker, although there
Speaker 1: are some exceptions. Question eight. Which commuter transport vehicle is
Speaker 1: generally red in color and has two levels? A double
Speaker 1: decker bus? Question nine? Rhyin and Mozelle are both grapes
Speaker 1: named after which geographical feature rivers? Question ten. Of Australia's
Speaker 1: flightless birds, which is the heaviest the cassowary? They can
Speaker 1: be nearly twenty kilograms heavier than an emu. Question eleven.
Speaker 1: What do we call the physical components of a computer hardware?
Speaker 1: Question twelve? Which card game shares its name with a
Speaker 1: structure designed to cross an obstacle? Can Asta not just
Speaker 1: kidding Bridge? Question thirteen, which Australian Prime Minister did President
Speaker 1: Joe Biden refer to as that fella from down under?
Speaker 1: Scott Morrison? Question fourteen, which curved Manhattan Museum opened in
Speaker 1: nineteen fifty nine, just six months after the death of
Speaker 1: its architect, the Solomon Guggenheim Museum, better known as the Guggenheim.
Speaker 1: Question fifteen. Which instrument can be described as a little
Speaker 1: flute the piccolo? Question sixteen? Which Disney character first appeared
Speaker 1: in the cartoon The Wise Little Hen on this very
Speaker 1: day in nineteen thirty four, Donald Duck. Question seventeen. What
Speaker 1: type of business is associated with? Three golden spheres suspended
Speaker 1: from a bar above the shop front a pawnbroker? Question eighteen?
Speaker 1: What do we call the center of an atom? The nucleus?
Speaker 1: Question nineteen? This is the movie question? All right? What
Speaker 1: color was the rose of Cairo? In the title of
Speaker 1: the nineteen eighty five Woody Allen movie starring Mia Farrow
Speaker 1: and Jeff Daniels, The Purple Rose of Cairo? Got who
Speaker 1: am I for? The history buffs just moments away here
Speaker 1: at countered Trivia, and we're back. It's question twenty It's
Speaker 1: a who Am I? Who Am? I born in Atchison, Kansas,
Speaker 1: in July eighteen ninety seven, the first of two children
Speaker 1: to Samuel and Amy, who instilled the spirit of adventure
Speaker 1: in US, with sledding, catching worms, climbing trees, and shooting
Speaker 1: rats being commonplace at our house. We were homeschooled in
Speaker 1: our early year and I was a passionate reader, attending
Speaker 1: Hyde Park High School, where I was described in my
Speaker 1: yearbook as the girl in Brown who walks alone. I
Speaker 1: began working in the Voluntary Aid detachment of the Spadina
Speaker 1: Military Hospital in Toronto, Canada, where I developed an interest
Speaker 1: in aviation. After attending an aerial show in Long Beach,
Speaker 1: California in nineteen twenty, I paid ten dollars for a
Speaker 1: passenger flight and within a month was taking flying lessons.
Speaker 1: In nineteen twenty two, I set a world record for
Speaker 1: female pilots by flying the Kinner airsta, a two seat
Speaker 1: single engine biplane, to fourteen thousand feet, and in nineteen
Speaker 1: twenty eight became the first woman to cross the Atlantic
Speaker 1: Ocean in an aeroplane. In nineteen thirty seven, during an
Speaker 1: attempt to circumnavigate the Globe, My navigator and I disappeared
Speaker 1: in the Central Pacific Ocean, presumed dead, although neither the
Speaker 1: plane or our bodies were ever found. I was inducted
Speaker 1: posthumously into the National Aviation Hall of Fame and have
Speaker 1: had bridges, museums, airports, and even minor planets named after me.
Speaker 1: I am I Am Amelia Earhart. And just a reminder
Speaker 1: for those folks who want to get a birthday shout
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Speaker 1: whose birthday it is, when it is, how old they are,
Speaker 1: and where they're from, and I'll tell you what I'll
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