Speaker 1: This media podcast.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Meet Eater Trivia, the only game show where
Speaker 2: conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer new Art and
Speaker 2: today we're joined by Randall, Brody, Corey, Hansei, Tresa and Logan.
Speaker 2: This is a ten round quiz show with questions from
Speaker 2: Meat Eater's four verticals which are hunting, fishing, conservation and cooking,
Speaker 2: and there is a prize. Meat Eater will donate five
Speaker 2: hundred dollars to the conservation organization of the winners. Choosing
Speaker 2: and for the stat of the week. This week we're
Speaker 2: looking at perfect games. On average, six point four percent
Speaker 2: of episodes end in a perfect game, but with only
Speaker 2: one perfect game so far this year, it's been four
Speaker 2: percent of episodes in twenty twenty five. If only Randall
Speaker 2: would have gotten that perfect game last week.
Speaker 3: I was about to ask you why we're talking about
Speaker 3: perfect games this week. Last week it seems as though
Speaker 3: you've used this bit to needle me in advance of
Speaker 3: our petition.
Speaker 2: I don't think. I think Randal in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 2: when he was still hungry for a media or trivia championship,
Speaker 2: he wouldn't have made that mistake.
Speaker 1: Oh no, I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 3: I had made the same mistake on question ten of
Speaker 3: a near perfect game last year as well.
Speaker 2: Chief question to see that.
Speaker 1: Oh it was bad too. I just misread the question.
Speaker 4: Does your face get really red like it usually does? No,
Speaker 4: I just laughed you so bad, you're growing as a person.
Speaker 1: Then he was.
Speaker 2: He was digging through his Instagram dms to find out
Speaker 2: who he was going to do it with the game
Speaker 2: while he sat there with the wrong answer on his wife.
Speaker 2: It was like two minutes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just misread the question. I read elk as moose,
Speaker 3: and so.
Speaker 1: I answered, we're not in Sweden. Yeah, actually I didn't
Speaker 1: think about that. Spin. Wow, I'm cosmic, paulsan.
Speaker 2: So now now we have less perfect games, less money
Speaker 2: for conservation.
Speaker 1: Oh get there, don't worry.
Speaker 2: Here's our Infrequently Asked Questions segment. If you have a
Speaker 2: trivia related question for our crew, send it to Trivia
Speaker 2: at the mediater dot com with the subject line I FAQ.
Speaker 2: Pat von Koy says, how do you decide in which
Speaker 2: order to place the questions? There doesn't seem to be
Speaker 2: any rhyme or reason. Not complaining, just a man of structure.
Speaker 2: I'm genuinely curious. There is some structure. I spread out
Speaker 2: the questions by topics, so I never want like two
Speaker 2: hunting questions in the first five or two fishing questions
Speaker 2: in the last five. I try to spread out regional diversity,
Speaker 2: so I don't want a question about Alabama followed by
Speaker 2: a question about Georgia. And I don't want a question
Speaker 2: about Western big game followed by another question about Western
Speaker 2: big game, so I spread it out that way. I
Speaker 2: try to balance difficulty between the first five and last
Speaker 2: five questions. So if the Shelby index is like a four,
Speaker 2: I'll try to put two she got right in the
Speaker 2: front half and two in the back half. That way
Speaker 2: it's not lopsided. And then I try to put a
Speaker 2: challenging question at question nine or ten that might be
Speaker 2: the difference maker for a tight game between Randall and Brody.
Speaker 2: I don't want to always make it question ten, though.
Speaker 4: Sir, you could have just said you'd like to mix
Speaker 4: it up.
Speaker 2: I like to mix it up. I want pat that
Speaker 2: there's a lot of thought that goes into the ordering
Speaker 2: of it, and question ten is always fishing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's one last you forgot question ten fishing.
Speaker 4: He proved that wrong many fishing.
Speaker 1: I thought it was passing fast.
Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 2: We have fishing at question nine, though it does the
Speaker 2: same damage to Randall.
Speaker 3: Either way, I'm gonna make a little note for myself quick.
Speaker 4: Yeah, for somewhere as a fishing guy.
Speaker 2: It's pretty weak in the fishing captains. Yeah, captain and
Speaker 2: a fishing guide. We have some housekeeping today about more
Speaker 2: potential Jeopardy thievery. On the episode of Meat Eater Trivia
Speaker 2: that dropped on May twenty, first, we had a question
Speaker 2: where the answer was Diorama. Then on the May twenty
Speaker 2: seventh episode of Jeopardy Masters, they had a question where
Speaker 2: the answer was also Diorama. So just six days apart. Now,
Speaker 2: I couldn't find the Jeopardy Master's film schedule for twenty
Speaker 2: twenty five, but I could for twenty twenty four. Last year,
Speaker 2: they filmed episode of Jeopardy Masters roughly two weeks before airing,
Speaker 2: so assuming they kept a similar cadence this year, then
Speaker 2: it's just a coincidence that both had Diorama for an answer.
Speaker 2: But the real takeaway here is that our show is
Speaker 2: as good as their show, and then maybe Jeopardy needs
Speaker 2: to think about hiring me. When Ken Jennings moves on.
Speaker 2: He's only fifty one. It's going to be a little
Speaker 2: while before you.
Speaker 4: Could have Phil come up with a new Jeopardy tune jingle.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I don't think you mess with that, then
Speaker 2: you lose your views through Phil in there. But I'll
Speaker 2: take Phil with me. Phil I Jeopardy calls. I'll take
Speaker 2: you with me to Jeopardy.
Speaker 1: I'd love to do that.
Speaker 6: Okay, yeah, we'll still be here.
Speaker 2: Three persons. We've got three people Jeopardy. Then that you
Speaker 2: could you could come higher. Index for today is a four,
Speaker 2: so our winner should get eight correct answers. And with
Speaker 2: that we're onto the game of trivia. Play the drop, Phil, Look,
Speaker 2: I need to know what I stand to win everything?
Speaker 5: How's that?
Speaker 1: Just tend to win everything?
Speaker 2: Demon Suckers Question one. The topic is conservation. This first
Speaker 2: great question is via Peter Doggham. As always, it will
Speaker 2: be multiple choice. What percentage of Canada is Crownland? Is
Speaker 2: it fourteen percent, thirty nine percent, sixty four percent or
Speaker 2: eighty nine percent? Crownland is Canada's version of public lands.
Speaker 2: What percentage of Canada is public land? Is it fourteen percent,
Speaker 2: thirty nine percent, sixty four percent or eighty nine percent.
Speaker 2: Not a real confident room. Brody was first to answer,
Speaker 2: what percentage of Canada is crown land? And fourteen percent,
Speaker 2: thirty nine percent, sixty four percent, eighty nine percent. Brody,
Speaker 2: how do you feel about your answer?
Speaker 4: I mean I used a like, I use some thought.
Speaker 4: Oh come, I didn't just guess.
Speaker 2: Fourteen percent, thirty nine percent, sixty four percent of burning.
Speaker 3: What were the numbers that went into your thought?
Speaker 1: Do you have what numbers?
Speaker 4: It was like places gut, Yeah, like you think about
Speaker 4: the layout of Canada.
Speaker 2: Is everybody ready? Jeez, go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 2: We have Hansei saying thirty nine, Tresa says fourteen, Randall
Speaker 2: says fourteen, Corey sixty four, Logan thirty nine, Brody sixty four.
Speaker 2: The correct answer is eighty nine percent. Nobody got that
Speaker 2: one right.
Speaker 4: I figured it was a lot.
Speaker 2: In fact, I think we had multiple people go on
Speaker 2: the other end of the spectrum and say fourteen percent,
Speaker 2: forty eight percent of Canada is provincial crown land and
Speaker 2: forty one percent is federal crownland. That means just eleven
Speaker 2: percent of the country is privately owned. In the United States,
Speaker 2: about forty percent of the country's public land.
Speaker 4: I mean you think like Yukon Northwest territories, like just
Speaker 4: purely public land stuff.
Speaker 2: No, In fact, I think it's like, what's the stats,
Speaker 2: like eighty percent of their population lives south of I
Speaker 2: don't know, a Maine or something like forty ninth parallel. Yeah,
Speaker 2: eighty nine percent of Canada is public land. Question too,
Speaker 2: The topic is hunting. It's a tough start for our
Speaker 2: six players. This Big Game Magazine was founded in nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty seven and calls itself quote a three generation media
Speaker 2: based hunting company. This Big Game Magazine was founded in
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty seven and calls itself a three generation media
Speaker 2: based hunting company. Randal already has his answer Brody as well, Randall,
Speaker 2: do you have this one right here?
Speaker 5: I do?
Speaker 2: How about you, Brody? I think so a three generation
Speaker 2: media based hunting company.
Speaker 4: I'm about as confident as the percentage of public land
Speaker 4: in Canada.
Speaker 2: Founded in nineteen eighty seven.
Speaker 3: Boy, that was that was a heck of a first question, Spencer.
Speaker 2: Tough start, Yeah, eighty nine percent. This Big Game Magazine
Speaker 2: was founded in nineteen eighty seven and calls itself a
Speaker 2: three generation media based hunting company. Our other four players
Speaker 2: look stumped.
Speaker 1: Do we need the.
Speaker 2: Is this a magazine, if you're right, Randall, that you've
Speaker 2: ever been subscribed to?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, okay, oh yeah ah.
Speaker 4: I'm just gonna leave it.
Speaker 2: Brody, if you think you have the right answer, Is
Speaker 2: this a magazine that you've been subscribed to?
Speaker 4: Never subscribe to it?
Speaker 2: Okay, but you're aware of it. This big gay magazine
Speaker 2: was founded in nineteen eighty seven and calls itself quote
Speaker 2: a three generation media based hunting company. Is everybody ready?
Speaker 6: One second, you're right down the wrong answer.
Speaker 4: I was back in the heyday of magazine.
Speaker 2: Man, it was nineteen eighty seven.
Speaker 1: Just a little baby.
Speaker 3: Then?
Speaker 2: How little of a baby?
Speaker 3: Well, it depends when it was found in nineteen as
Speaker 3: little as I guess, three months, uh huh, potentially fourteen months.
Speaker 1: One second, okay, is that math work?
Speaker 2: Noo? Corey going back to his whiteboard a second time.
Speaker 2: Go ahead and revene your answers. We have Hansy saying,
Speaker 2: Peterson's Tressa says the outdoor channel, Randall says Eastman's Cordy
Speaker 2: says it sports a field, logan field and stream. Brody
Speaker 2: Eastman's yeah, the correct answer is Eastman's Brody and Randall
Speaker 2: got that Wonder night.
Speaker 4: If you were gonna make a because isn't it like
Speaker 4: Eastman's Hunting something, Well.
Speaker 2: It's Easton's Hunting Journal. And then I think like a
Speaker 2: decadator is when they found hunting. Gordon Eastman started filming
Speaker 2: Hunting in the nineteen fifties, which inspired his son Mike
Speaker 2: to create the magazine in nineteen eighty seven. It wasn't
Speaker 2: long before his son's Guy and Ike got involved with
Speaker 2: the brand. Eastman still publishes twelve magazines.
Speaker 3: A year based in Powell, Wyoming.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 4: They're kind of a dinosaurs used to shoot the giant mule.
Speaker 2: You don't know what they do anymore.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, I'm sure they still do, but like
Speaker 4: they have all that part of Wyoming.
Speaker 3: This is not what the classic like Winter Range bucks
Speaker 3: that all had names Popeye Popeye.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I feel like they're like the two pillars of their
Speaker 2: magazine are like success stories from readers and then the draws,
Speaker 2: which is something that a million companies are doing now,
Speaker 2: but Eastman's for a while, A bunch of feel like
Speaker 2: they were kind of the place a.
Speaker 4: Bunch of magazines ripped that like format off right too
Speaker 4: after them?
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Question three the topic is public lands. This is our
Speaker 2: listener question of the Week, which was won by Nicholas
Speaker 2: Schneck for setting this great question. Nicholas is going to
Speaker 2: get a board game signed by the crew. If you
Speaker 2: want a chance to win the list Listener Question of
Speaker 2: the Week, then send your question to Trivia at the
Speaker 2: meat eater dot com. The National Park Service recommends wrapping
Speaker 2: your vehicle in tarp while visiting Kings Canyon to prevent
Speaker 2: this animal from eating your radiator hose. And we have
Speaker 2: a photo of some tarped vehicles there. You can see
Speaker 2: this on the Meat Eater podcast YouTube channel. I'm also
Speaker 2: going to post this on Instagram, this photo that I'm referencing.
Speaker 2: The National Park Service recommends wrapping your vehicle in tarp
Speaker 2: while visiting Kings Canyon to prevent this animal from eating
Speaker 2: your radiator host.
Speaker 4: Chicken wire as well.
Speaker 2: The National Park Service now says that is antiquated, so
Speaker 2: don't do chicken wire.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't be worried about this at Kings Canyon. I've
Speaker 3: heard stories of people being stranded at remote trailheads.
Speaker 2: The National Park Service recommend wrapping your vehicle in tarp
Speaker 2: while visiting Kings Canyon to prevent this animal from eating
Speaker 2: your radiator host. There are I think seven vehicles in
Speaker 2: this photo, and four of them have the tarp on them.
Speaker 1: Two of them are priuses.
Speaker 2: So again we're looking for the animal. Is everybody ready
Speaker 2: go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Hansi saying
Speaker 2: Marmott's TRESSA says pack rat, Randall says porcupine. Corey says
Speaker 2: pack rat, Logan says porcupine. Brody says marmot. Oh, the
Speaker 2: correct answer is Marmott. That one right.
Speaker 7: So, my wife and I had one get into our
Speaker 7: Toyota tundra three years ago, made itself a home at
Speaker 7: your house.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: It was in there for about an hour and did
Speaker 7: fifteen dollars worth of damage.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 7: It was specifically and then oh had eight hoses an
Speaker 7: electrical which apparently during that year of Toyota, they made
Speaker 7: a bunch of these hoses with like a soybean compound,
Speaker 7: just like come on, might as well have been peanut butter.
Speaker 7: But yeah, that thing saw sad demise.
Speaker 3: Hmm.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: One of Jannis's neighbors also watched a Marmot crawl up
Speaker 2: under his pickup and it was kind of amusing at first,
Speaker 2: and then he read online within a few minutes of
Speaker 2: that the damage they can do, and then it was
Speaker 2: a problem. Yeah, Marmot's disabled about thirty vehicles every year
Speaker 2: in California's King's Canyon National Park by chewing through car wiring.
Speaker 2: They also say visitors often unknowingly give rides to marmots
Speaker 2: out of the park that are stowed away in engine compartments.
Speaker 2: The park used to recommend wrapping your vehicle and chicken wire,
Speaker 2: but now say that marmots have learned how to get
Speaker 2: around it. The large rodents are attracted to anafreeze, which
Speaker 2: biologists say gives them quote a bit of a high. Really,
Speaker 2: they survived that they survived, like they started tracking dead.
Speaker 2: They started tracking them. One year. I noticed that they
Speaker 2: would walk off stune, but then they would come back
Speaker 2: the next year, and there was like almost they came
Speaker 2: short of calling it an addiction when these things would
Speaker 2: start getting up in cars and chewing on wires.
Speaker 3: So no, it just makes you feel good. It's a.
Speaker 2: Very different.
Speaker 3: I'd open Harbor Freight right outside the gates of King's Cannon.
Speaker 2: I'm actually impressed at how many people do this. I
Speaker 2: just don't need to go to King's Canyon if I
Speaker 2: need to wrap my pickup in tarp.
Speaker 4: I mean thirty a year. How many people visit that park?
Speaker 2: Enough? But but also the consequences are pretty high. What
Speaker 2: if that's you and your radiator hose kids?
Speaker 4: Uh man, I'm gonna take my chances.
Speaker 2: Question for the topic is cooking. The Food Network describes
Speaker 2: this as quote a flat crispy corn tortilla that is
Speaker 2: typically layered with mashed or re refried beans, protein, cheese,
Speaker 2: and toppings. The Food Network describes this as a flat
Speaker 2: crispy corn tortilla that is typically layered with mashed or
Speaker 2: refried beans, protein, cheese, and toppings.
Speaker 6: Around here, we gotta worry about pack rats.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I brought one home and obviously destroyed every single
Speaker 5: thing in my garage. Damn my hunting gear, my waiters, everything.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I saw on the Hiking Bozeman facebook group
Speaker 2: the other day that someone had a marmot under their
Speaker 2: vehicle at Lava Lake. Maybe Randall, you said you've heard
Speaker 2: of porcupine.
Speaker 6: You'll get up in there though, for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know what this is. I feel
Speaker 3: more confident in my answer if then you wrapped this
Speaker 3: in a soft tortilla and in a trademark.
Speaker 5: That is.
Speaker 2: The Food Network describes this as a flat, crispy corn
Speaker 2: tortilla that is typically layered with mashed or refried beans, protein, cheese,
Speaker 2: and toppings. Randall nailed it. If this was a Taco
Speaker 2: Bell menu question, the crow trap, we're looking for the
Speaker 2: latter one crispy cornco there was one.
Speaker 7: It has maybe not been on the menu for a while.
Speaker 2: Food describes this as a flat crispy corn tortilla that
Speaker 2: is typically layered with mashed or refried beans, protein, cheese,
Speaker 2: and toppings. M M, what stuff in your garage? Did
Speaker 2: that pack rat destroy? Tresa?
Speaker 5: Oh my my waiters, my fishing net, damn my all
Speaker 5: my hunting clothes.
Speaker 1: Who killed that? Eventually, didn't Steve try to go trapping?
Speaker 5: Yeah, he did give me some ideas, but my boyfriend
Speaker 5: didn't want to kill it, so he we saved it
Speaker 5: and he drove it up to highlight and brought some vegetables.
Speaker 2: And that's great for someone else to take.
Speaker 5: It home, and he took a video of it. Well,
Speaker 5: we read that they can travel. I think like I
Speaker 5: could be completely lyned, but like thirteen or thirty miles
Speaker 5: after where it was wow, and so he drove it
Speaker 5: up to highlight and released it it.
Speaker 4: It probably got smashed on the road going back to
Speaker 4: your house.
Speaker 2: Before he brought it home.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm still finding stuff that it destroyed. And it
Speaker 5: ate like everything in our kayak, like the seat and everything,
Speaker 5: ate everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and whole terrible. Yeah again, we're on question for
Speaker 2: the topic is cooking a flat crispy corn tortilla that
Speaker 2: is typically layered with mashed or refried beans, protein, cheese,
Speaker 2: and toppings. Is everybody ready? Four of them? Go ahead
Speaker 2: and reveal your answers. We have Junzi saying, what's that say?
Speaker 2: Tresa says Indian fry bread, Randall says tostada. Cory tostada, Logan,
Speaker 2: gorditarody uta. The correct answer is toastada. Randall and Cory
Speaker 2: got that one right. Tostada means toasted in Spanish and
Speaker 2: refers to flat tortillas that are toasted or fried. Wade
Speaker 2: Trunk calls them quote essentially an open faced hard taco.
Speaker 2: For a tostata recipe, go check out wades recipe on
Speaker 2: the meadeater dot com called turkey, tostada.
Speaker 4: What's a flow?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and tortoise sandwich.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 5: Indian fibred is the same thing. It's just soft.
Speaker 2: Question five. The Florida Museum of Natural History list nicknames
Speaker 2: for this fish as puppy, drum channel, bass, and spottail.
Speaker 2: Brody already has his answer. The Florida Museum of Natural
Speaker 2: History list nicknames for this fish as puffy, drum channel, bass,
Speaker 2: and spottail. Randall has now joined him with an answer.
Speaker 2: M hm and Corey, Corey, do you have this one right?
Speaker 1: Maybe? I bet you know it. I bet you know it.
Speaker 2: The Florida Museum of Natural History listen nicknames for this
Speaker 2: fish as puppy, drum, channel, bass, and spottail.
Speaker 3: Never heard any of those.
Speaker 2: Randall knows it, Corey knows it.
Speaker 1: Maybe I think I know it.
Speaker 2: Brody knows it.
Speaker 1: I'll be disappointed.
Speaker 6: I'm glad Randall's confident in my answer.
Speaker 1: Oh I didn't see your answer.
Speaker 3: Actually, I just thought I was confident in you.
Speaker 2: That's something.
Speaker 3: But I was also confident in porcupine, and look how
Speaker 3: that turned out.
Speaker 2: Florida Museum of Natural History listen nicknames for this fish
Speaker 2: as puppy, drum channel, bass and spot tail. Which part is?
Speaker 7: I think I know what it is?
Speaker 2: Picture it.
Speaker 7: Word's not coming to my head.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Randall, I hadn't seen that same photo with like
Speaker 8: the tarts under it, Like I could have sworn me
Speaker 8: to wrote an article on that a long time ago.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I know someone who had a porcupine beat the radiator
Speaker 3: hose and stranded.
Speaker 2: Do you have to go get him?
Speaker 3: But no, no, no, I wasn't anywhere near this incident.
Speaker 2: King King's Canyon they have signage, they have an entire
Speaker 2: article on their website.
Speaker 1: Well, how did I not know that?
Speaker 2: That's right? Have you Bendy Kings Canyon?
Speaker 1: I have?
Speaker 3: But I we're hiking part of the John Muir Trail.
Speaker 1: So we came.
Speaker 3: We came from the Bishops side and then hiked through
Speaker 3: part of it and then out.
Speaker 2: Okay, some National forests unique route.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know backpacking.
Speaker 2: Does everybody have an answer for what a puppy drum
Speaker 2: channel bass and spot tail refers? To go ahead and
Speaker 2: reveal your answers. We have HANSI without an answer, Tressa says, redfish, Randall, redfish, Cory, redfish, Logan, redfish, brody, redfish,
Speaker 2: the correct answer is redfish or a red drum.
Speaker 1: Un them both just in case red drum.
Speaker 2: Some other nicknames include reds, ret reds, bull reds, or
Speaker 2: tropical sea bass. The world record was caught near Avon,
Speaker 2: North Carolina in nineteen eighty four. It weighed ninety four
Speaker 2: pounds geese. Whoa, So we're halfway through the game of trivia.
Speaker 2: Give us a scoreboard update.
Speaker 9: Pretty good game we got going on, Hallnsei, Treessa, and Logan.
Speaker 9: I'll have one point, Corey has two, and Randall and
Speaker 9: Brody are tight up in first place with three points.
Speaker 2: APIs tough rounds so far, jeez. Question six the topic
Speaker 2: is conservation. This next great question is via eli laser.
Speaker 2: What river has a dam on it that's named after
Speaker 2: America's thirty first president?
Speaker 1: Hmmmm wow, so we're.
Speaker 2: Looking for the river here. What river has a dam
Speaker 2: on it that's named after America's thirty first president? Randall
Speaker 2: very quick to answer. Brody just joined him with an answer.
Speaker 2: Do you think you know the thirty first president? Randall?
Speaker 2: Is that what gave it away? Or was it?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: Ok?
Speaker 3: I was about to count backwards in my head, and
Speaker 3: then I remembered humiliating myself.
Speaker 2: That did happen last year or so when I answered
Speaker 2: and that that question was far near.
Speaker 1: Instead of Ford.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I was like, I'm just going to stumble
Speaker 3: and make a fool of myself again on this program.
Speaker 2: River has a damn on it that's named after America's
Speaker 2: thirty first president. So again the name of the river, Corey,
Speaker 2: do you have this one right? Man?
Speaker 6: I sure hope.
Speaker 5: So.
Speaker 8: Oh, I'm just studying my presidents, Like there's enough questions
Speaker 8: that are related to presidents where and if I knew
Speaker 8: all of them, I could maybe be more successful.
Speaker 2: And to be clear, the damn is named after the president,
Speaker 2: not the river.
Speaker 4: Everybody shouldn't that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that was in the question. I could see
Speaker 2: that someone being confused.
Speaker 3: It would be weird if we're still naming rivers when
Speaker 3: we had a thirty first president.
Speaker 2: That's a good point.
Speaker 1: I don't think, guys be a little weird.
Speaker 2: Is everybody ready go ahead and reveal your answers? We
Speaker 2: have HANSI said Colorado, Tresa, Madison, Randall and Corey say Colorado.
Speaker 2: Logan says the name of the dam which is Hoover dam.
Speaker 2: Hey Brody says Colorado. The correct answer is the Colorado River.
Speaker 2: In the design phase of the dam, it was referred
Speaker 2: to as Boulder Canyon Dam, Boulder Dam, and Black Canyon
Speaker 2: Dam before settling on Hoover Dam, which is named after
Speaker 2: Herbert Hoover. At seven hundred and twenty six feet tall,
Speaker 2: it's only second to Orville Dam on California's Feather River.
Speaker 2: Question seven, the topic is hunting. Snoopy is this kind
Speaker 2: of dog, which AKC describes as quote, an excellent hunting
Speaker 2: dog and loyal companion. Brody very quick to answer, Snoopy
Speaker 2: is this kind of dog which AKC describes as an
Speaker 2: excellent hunting dog and loyal companion. Randall has now joined him.
Speaker 2: I think I have this right, Brody, very confident, cool dog.
Speaker 1: When when was the Hoover Dam built?
Speaker 2: I think it was when Hoover was in office, So
Speaker 2: I don't know when that would have been.
Speaker 4: Really, I bet you it was before heard it was.
Speaker 2: Okay, Hoover Dam was built in nineteen thirty one.
Speaker 4: That would have been during the New Deal.
Speaker 2: Herbert Hoover. Hoover was president from nineteen twenty nine to
Speaker 2: nineteen thirty three. When he was in office. Again, we're
Speaker 2: on question seven, Snoopy is this kind of dog, which
Speaker 2: AKC describes as an excellent hunting dog and loyal companion.
Speaker 6: I got a question for you.
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 6: Do you want it to be really specific?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 3: Can I just say it?
Speaker 9: Lab?
Speaker 1: I have to be specific.
Speaker 2: I shouldn't ask. Oh jeez, is everybody ready?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: Hold on, don't let that new question?
Speaker 2: This kind of which AKC describes as an excellent hunting
Speaker 2: dog and loyal companion. Hansei, do you have this one right?
Speaker 2: And between two? And I'm fifty to fifty on it?
Speaker 2: So what else could he be? Is everybody ready? Go
Speaker 2: ahead and reveal your answers? We have Hansey saying Springer Spaniel,
Speaker 2: Tresti as Dalmatian, Randall Beagle, Cory Beagle, Logan Beagle, Brody Beagle.
Speaker 2: The correct answer is a Beagley. Four of our players
Speaker 2: got that one right? Is that what you were torn between?
Speaker 2: Haze Beagles were bred to haunt a variety of small game,
Speaker 2: but are primarily known for pursuing rabbits. The only hunting
Speaker 2: Snoopy ever did was for Truffles, which take place which
Speaker 2: takes place in a Peanuts comic strip from nineteen seventy five.
Speaker 2: In that scene, Snoopy refers to himself as the world
Speaker 2: famous truffle Hound. Him and Linus instead only find a
Speaker 2: girl named Truffles, who they then compete for the affection
Speaker 2: of Snoopy.
Speaker 4: Shirt didn't sound like a beagle like Jack.
Speaker 1: Sorry, that's a non sequitor.
Speaker 2: What did he sound like?
Speaker 4: We had that real whiney squeally.
Speaker 2: It seems bagley to me. Ye kindling wrong. Question eight.
Speaker 2: The topic is woodsmanship. This seven letter word is defined
Speaker 2: as quote, a small steep waterfall, especially one of a series.
Speaker 2: Rodine Randall you already know this one again? This is
Speaker 2: question eight. The topic is woodsmanship. This seven letter word
Speaker 2: is defined as a small steep waterfall, especially one of
Speaker 2: a series tons. Do you have this one right? Maybe
Speaker 2: seven letters having ladders right? And do you have this
Speaker 2: one right? Potentially tell me about this beagle named Jack.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, I was gonna. I was trying to decide
Speaker 3: whether it entered Jack to fall up with that story,
Speaker 3: because otherwise it'd just be weird if I listed out
Speaker 3: dogs that I know by name and then we did it.
Speaker 1: That Jack lived to be seventeen years old.
Speaker 2: Damn wow.
Speaker 3: He died very recently actually, and the very first buck
Speaker 3: eye shot. I have a photo of me and Jack
Speaker 3: in the back of my pickup truck named Black Thunder.
Speaker 1: Very good, but he was a good man. He got
Speaker 1: skunked a lot, but he liked to.
Speaker 2: Chase skunked a lot. Is sprayed by skunks.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, he liked to chase deer and he liked
Speaker 3: to ball just.
Speaker 2: It's pretty good.
Speaker 3: Kind of became an asshole in his old age.
Speaker 1: He started biting things. He was blind.
Speaker 2: Snoopy doesn't really look like a beagle, but I don't
Speaker 2: know what he looks like instead of a beagle.
Speaker 1: That's That's sort of how I arrived at my answer.
Speaker 8: On the topic of skunks, Like these gunks hanging on
Speaker 8: the wall, here are those like trapped?
Speaker 1: And how do you get.
Speaker 8: Around the scent glands?
Speaker 4: You gotta be real careful. I was with Steve when
Speaker 4: we got one. Holy shit, Yeah, like that stuff got everywhere.
Speaker 4: Like we had some beaver meat sitting like ten feet
Speaker 4: from the skunk he was skinning, and the beaver meat
Speaker 4: tasted like.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, wow, that's crazy. Yeah, we ate when
Speaker 2: I'm pardon my plate. We had two to pick from,
Speaker 2: one sprayed when it died, the other one did not,
Speaker 2: and so I had skinned them both. The one that
Speaker 2: sprayed that never a chance. There's no no way we're
Speaker 2: gonna eat this. This meat is totally toxic. So we
Speaker 2: ate the one that did not spray and still tasted
Speaker 2: like skunk. So don't recommend bringing that home again. We're
Speaker 2: on question eight. The seven letter word is defined as
Speaker 2: a small steep waterfall, especially one of a series. Is
Speaker 2: everybody ready, go ahead and reveal your answers. We have
Speaker 2: Hansei saying cascade, Tressa says springs, Randall and Corey and
Speaker 2: Logan and Brody say cascade. They got it. The correct
Speaker 2: answer is cascade. The word cascade comes from the French
Speaker 2: verb cascader, which has basically the same definition. Cascades are
Speaker 2: usually made up of a series of smaller falls, rather
Speaker 2: than a single large plunge of water. Bill we have
Speaker 2: two questions left. Give us a leaderboard update.
Speaker 9: It is down to Cory, who has five points, and
Speaker 9: Randall and Brody who have six points. Hansi and Logan
Speaker 9: have three in Tressa has one Marmots.
Speaker 2: Question nine the topic is fishing. This next great question
Speaker 2: is via Clintey. This company created the world's first motorized
Speaker 2: fish shack, which they say is the quote ice fishing
Speaker 2: dream machine. Ooh, this company created the world's first motorized fishack,
Speaker 2: which they say is the ice fishing dream machine. Our
Speaker 2: players are stumped. Hansei now has an answer because I okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: he's not confident. Answer. This company created the world's first
Speaker 2: motorized fisheck, which they say is the ice fishing dream machine.
Speaker 2: I feel like I can see our players can picture
Speaker 2: what this is, but don't know what it's called. This
Speaker 2: is question nine. This company created the world's first motorized fishack,
Speaker 2: which they say is the ice fishing dream machine. This
Speaker 2: could be a zero percenter When did this happen? Not
Speaker 2: going to give you any hints that would bring us
Speaker 2: to two zero percenters in this episode, Question one and
Speaker 2: question nine. If nobody can come up with this answer,
Speaker 2: This company created the world's first motorized fishek, which they
Speaker 2: say is the ice fishing dream machine.
Speaker 9: Correy, would you like to clarify what you're doing on
Speaker 9: your phone so the Internet doesn't yell at you for
Speaker 9: cheating them.
Speaker 6: I'm texting my wife right now.
Speaker 4: Seems important?
Speaker 10: Okay, she definitely wouldn't know this, so don't worry again.
Speaker 2: Randall and Brody do not like their answers or don't
Speaker 2: have an answer, don't like it, don't like it? Brody,
Speaker 2: do you like your answer? No?
Speaker 6: Not really?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 2: Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We
Speaker 2: have Hansy saying polar tressa without an answer. Randall says skidoo.
Speaker 2: Corey says beaver damn mobile Logan Eskimo, Brody Eskimo. Nobody
Speaker 2: got it. The correct answer is snow Bear, never be
Speaker 2: no Bear. The company was created in two thousand and
Speaker 2: five by Tom Lichen in his West Fargo garage. The
Speaker 2: snow Bear, created like a bus, is shaped like a
Speaker 2: bus and rides on its patented max track system. When
Speaker 2: you park it, the hydraulic lift will lower the machine
Speaker 2: twelve inches to place you on the ice. Their website
Speaker 2: doesn't list a price, but a South Dakota dealership just
Speaker 2: sold a twenty twenty three model for does anyone want
Speaker 2: to guess? Make some guess?
Speaker 6: Thirty five higher, sixty.
Speaker 2: Higher, one hundred twenty three thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: So I was gonna say one hundred and twenty four
Speaker 1: is too high?
Speaker 2: One hundred and twenty three thousand dollars that are in
Speaker 2: South Dakota.
Speaker 4: I don't think you should be surprised that that was
Speaker 4: a zero percenter spencer.
Speaker 1: That's why I.
Speaker 10: Thought on someone could have gotten that Steve was in
Speaker 10: one in episode where they.
Speaker 6: Went ice fishing. Didn't Jay Semens j Semens.
Speaker 2: Chester's Falling Conzie probably edited that episode.
Speaker 3: I did not.
Speaker 6: I did not.
Speaker 2: Yah, we don't need a scoreboard update. We have fit
Speaker 2: or excuse me. We have Randall and Brody with six
Speaker 2: and Corey with going into question ten. The topic is cooking,
Speaker 2: oh Hawk Carl, which is fermented shark is considered a
Speaker 2: national dish of this country.
Speaker 3: Let's go.
Speaker 2: Corey knows this one, and he would need Randall and
Speaker 2: Brody to get this one wrong to go to overtime
Speaker 2: with them. I've had it. Hot Carl, which is fermented shark,
Speaker 2: is considered a national dish of this country. We have
Speaker 2: Corey handing out hints. He says he's been there and
Speaker 2: he's eaten.
Speaker 6: I can't imagine that's going to help you out. Pretty
Speaker 6: sheltered Montana boy.
Speaker 9: Hmmm, I haven't updated the tiebreaker sound yet.
Speaker 2: I apologize hat Carl, which is fermented shark is considered
Speaker 2: a national dish of this country. Corey, be prepared to
Speaker 2: give us a review of this food after we reveal
Speaker 2: the answer.
Speaker 10: Yeah, And I had to look at the look at
Speaker 10: the screen because I thought you said, hot Carl, what
Speaker 10: do you call that? A?
Speaker 2: What's what kind of a? Is that? This?
Speaker 1: This type?
Speaker 4: This type that I normally use for trivia?
Speaker 9: I can't do ac. I had to change it to
Speaker 9: a different front. H A K A R L.
Speaker 2: Carl, which is fermented shark, is considered a national dish
Speaker 2: of this country. Randall, do you have a narrow down
Speaker 2: to a few countries?
Speaker 9: I do?
Speaker 2: Have you thought about where Corey may have been? I have? Okay,
Speaker 2: is that helping you?
Speaker 4: What's your last name again, Corey Carl? Yeah, hot Carl.
Speaker 1: I'm just joking.
Speaker 3: I know you're I think the only I think the
Speaker 3: only real No, I don't even want to say.
Speaker 2: That hawk Carl, which is fermented shark, is considered a
Speaker 2: national dish of this country. HANSI, do you have this
Speaker 2: one right? Have you eaten this before?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 2: I would all right, well we'll see what we'll see
Speaker 2: what Corey has Like.
Speaker 9: Almost every travel show that goes to this country.
Speaker 2: Another you got Brody has flops down his whiteboard. It's
Speaker 2: everybody ready, I don't I think we had Randall flash
Speaker 2: his whiteboard to Corey, and Corey sort of yeah, go
Speaker 2: ahead and reveal your answers. We have Hansey saying Iceland,
Speaker 2: Tresse Australia, Randall Iceland, Corey Iceland, Logan Iceland, Brody Norway.
Speaker 2: The correct answer is Iceland, making Randall our winner. With
Speaker 2: seven correct answers, could I help you out with that one?
Speaker 1: You didn't know.
Speaker 3: The biggest The biggest tell for me was the a
Speaker 3: with the with the diacritical mark of whatever that's called H.
Speaker 3: I figured it was a Scandinavian country. I thought, I
Speaker 3: remember you saying at some point you've been to Ice.
Speaker 2: On media to radio, we talked about our coolest camping spots.
Speaker 2: Didn't you talk about Iceland?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, And then when we talked about travel shows going
Speaker 3: to this country.
Speaker 2: Goodness.
Speaker 3: Also, I can say this because I'm Norwegian. I just
Speaker 3: figured like, if it was Norwegian, it was also Swedish.
Speaker 3: I feel like those are two close together. But I
Speaker 3: figured it was in that general realm of things, and
Speaker 3: I'm Norwegian.
Speaker 2: I never heard of the qualifier. Yeah. Howcar is sometimes
Speaker 2: referred to as shark because it's fermentation process lasts for
Speaker 2: five months. It's made of greenland shark and often served
Speaker 2: on toothpicks. It's customary to take a shot of alcohol
Speaker 2: afterwards to chase down the cheesy, fishy taste of the
Speaker 2: shark cory. How was it?
Speaker 10: It's disgusting, putrefied. Yeah, and they want you to Ideally
Speaker 10: you chase it down with vodka, a local vodka called
Speaker 10: black Death, so you could.
Speaker 2: Imagine what that. Okay, did you go back for seconds?
Speaker 1: Yes? You did.
Speaker 2: Oh good on you.
Speaker 6: It was pretty bad, but mainly because I wanted that second.
Speaker 1: It's pretty round.
Speaker 6: I had to pinch my nose.
Speaker 3: Like a marmot and radiator.
Speaker 2: Fluid Randall gets to choose where the five hundred dollars
Speaker 2: donation goes today. What's it going to be? Randall?
Speaker 3: Let's send this one to the New York Chapter of
Speaker 3: Backcountry Hunters and Anglers.
Speaker 2: Okay, very specifically the.
Speaker 3: Muster in the Mountains this summer August first to August
Speaker 3: third in west Kill, New York, which is a gathering
Speaker 3: for uh, you know East Coast orner I should say,
Speaker 3: you know Eastern public lands officionados and so a lot
Speaker 3: of times public lands talk is very Western centric. So
Speaker 3: I had a listener point out to me that their
Speaker 3: public land lovers.
Speaker 1: All over this great.
Speaker 3: Okay, So if you're in the neck of the woods
Speaker 3: August first through third, check out muster in the mountain, Wow,
Speaker 3: cow might be there.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 2: It wouldn't be possible without Randall's donations. So they're gonna
Speaker 2: be every time they take a drink that weekend, Randall,
Speaker 2: they're gonna do a little cheers to you.
Speaker 3: You're just cutting me off with the knees in my
Speaker 3: moment of triumph.
Speaker 1: Typical, typical.
Speaker 3: We went end this game with a shot at old Randall,
Speaker 3: and we end with a shot at Actually, let's end
Speaker 3: with this, Thanks Spencer.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Media Trivia the only game show where conservation
Speaker 2: always wins. Yeah, Spencer from South Dakota. He's the host,
Speaker 2: using those smooth, mellow tones. He lays them questions down.
Speaker 1: He likes taking those two and three year old bucks.
Speaker 1: It's an avid amateur lockw eighty