Speaker 1: This podcast.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Meet Eater Trivia, the only game show where
Speaker 2: conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer new Arth and
Speaker 2: today we're joined by Jannis cal Brody, Randall, Seth Hanse
Speaker 2: Corey and Nate. This is a ten round quiz show
Speaker 2: with questions from Meat Eater's four verticals which are hunting, fishing,
Speaker 2: conservation and cooking. And there is a prize. Meat Eater
Speaker 2: will donate five hundred dollars to the conservation organization of
Speaker 2: the winners. Choosing and for the stat of the week.
Speaker 2: This week, we're looking at the performance of Phil's episode
Speaker 2: of Not Meat Eater Trivia. If you'll recall, Phil did
Speaker 2: Cinema Trivia two weeks ago, and the audience has spoken.
Speaker 2: Phil's episode got thirty two percent more views on YouTube
Speaker 2: than the average episode of trivia. Yeah, give him some claps.
Speaker 2: There we go by those numbers. I think we can
Speaker 2: officially declare Phil the best guest host and put me
Speaker 2: on the hot seat.
Speaker 3: Did Bill also do his own jingles for his own episode?
Speaker 2: I don't think he had any different intro.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Game of Thrones theme.
Speaker 1: It was a whole experience.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I think it's interesting that you Spencer Newheart, the host
Speaker 5: are just immediately assuming that.
Speaker 4: It's just the host on the episode.
Speaker 5: Obviously, people just tune in for the host, so it's
Speaker 5: all Phil.
Speaker 3: There's other people in the room.
Speaker 6: But well, there's there's some I think there's some caveats
Speaker 6: that come with that. One is that I had I
Speaker 6: had a handful of visual questions, so I think some
Speaker 6: of those viewers probably came over to the podcast.
Speaker 4: Possibly.
Speaker 6: But but also, uh, neither of us hold a candle
Speaker 6: to Shelby, so I think she's the one.
Speaker 2: That is the Yeah, that one's like doubled our regular page.
Speaker 4: Call's coming from inside the house.
Speaker 2: There's but but Phil needs to do more trivia. The
Speaker 2: audience has told us maybe next time, Phil, we can
Speaker 2: do some you know, uh, media related trivia. And it
Speaker 2: has just like one thread connected to the Meat Eater universe.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, no, I'd love to do it again.
Speaker 7: So I'll tell him Stale how to do his job
Speaker 7: now Spencer.
Speaker 2: Telling him how to do my job? Yeah, yeah, do we.
Speaker 4: See a fu Yeah.
Speaker 3: MTV used to be music television videos and then it
Speaker 3: transformed into what it is now. I mean Meat Eater
Speaker 3: in ten years, five years.
Speaker 1: We could just have our own Jersey shore.
Speaker 4: It could be medium.
Speaker 2: Well, Phil, what did you name it? You said it
Speaker 2: was when you took over the company.
Speaker 4: What was going called game beater? Which you know use
Speaker 4: a couple more passes.
Speaker 2: Here's our Infrequently Asked Question segment. If you have a
Speaker 2: trivia related question for our crew, send it to Trivia
Speaker 2: at the medieater dot com with the subject line I
Speaker 2: F a Q. Tate Green says, if we keep sending
Speaker 2: the same question, doesn't have better odds of getting picked,
Speaker 2: and he sent me that question three times on December twelve, thirteen,
Speaker 2: and sixteen. Well, Tata got me to read your I
Speaker 2: F a Q, so in this case it helped. Normally,
Speaker 2: I'm a few months behind in the inbox. So if
Speaker 2: you send me a question in January and you don't
Speaker 2: hear it by like, may send it again if you
Speaker 2: think it's a really good question and I made a
Speaker 2: mistake and it should be in the show. Uh, just
Speaker 2: wait a few months and then and then send me
Speaker 2: that question again. Your best way to get picked, though,
Speaker 2: just send me a phenomenal question that's your that's your
Speaker 2: best out at getting the show. And if it's a
Speaker 2: phenomenal question and you're convinced that it should be on
Speaker 2: Meat Eater Trivia, then wait, you know, a quarter, and
Speaker 2: then send it to me again and uh, and we'll
Speaker 2: see what happens.
Speaker 8: Having spent some time in the inbox, I think another
Speaker 8: piece of advice is, UH, include the answer to your question.
Speaker 2: That's that's whenever I'm reviewing what in the inbox, guest
Speaker 2: toasting you. When you guest host, you get you get
Speaker 2: access to the inbox. It's true, but there's I smell
Speaker 2: a rat.
Speaker 8: There's a handful of I mean, it's not uncommon to
Speaker 8: see if someone sends in a question and like the
Speaker 8: subject line is the question, and then there's no answer,
Speaker 8: and it's unclear whether they want you to include that
Speaker 8: in the game or provide them with something that's been
Speaker 8: bugging them that they don't know.
Speaker 2: Some people will ask who if it helps to send
Speaker 2: flavor text, and I would say thirty percent of our
Speaker 2: people who write in will send their flavor text.
Speaker 3: I would appreciate the flavor text.
Speaker 2: It helps in that it may inspire a different question.
Speaker 2: So the question you sent may not like work for
Speaker 2: me to to trivia, but your flavor text, a paragraph
Speaker 2: of text can have something in there that I can
Speaker 2: mine to use on the show. So flavor text does
Speaker 2: help you, but it's not necessary.
Speaker 3: Spencer, I almost went casual Camo this morning, and so
Speaker 3: it's coincidence and cold outside then yeah, but what does
Speaker 3: that have to do with wearing camof a lot of
Speaker 3: my warmest gear.
Speaker 2: Like any good midwesterner happens to be in cameo print,
Speaker 2: got it? Yeah. On a previous episode of Trivia, we
Speaker 2: had a question about the auto hooks setting ice fishing
Speaker 2: device within a literative name that's been banned in Minnesota.
Speaker 2: The correct answer was jaw jacker, but Bryce Jigglinsky wrote
Speaker 2: in to say that there's another piece of gear that
Speaker 2: would work for the correct answer, the jigs. It's even
Speaker 2: more Midwestern than that. Bryce said that he is the
Speaker 2: fishing teacher at a school in Wisconsin.
Speaker 7: What man that should He needs to let me know
Speaker 7: when he's going to retire.
Speaker 3: Jacket.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you what Bryce had to say. The
Speaker 2: Finnicky fooler will also hook for you, has an alliterative
Speaker 2: name and is banned in Minnesota. So the Bryce is right.
Speaker 2: And if you said finnick like him, then you also
Speaker 2: got that one correct. So it could be jaw jacker
Speaker 2: or finnicky fooler.
Speaker 8: I saw a jaw jacker at Murdox the other day. Yeah,
Speaker 8: it reminded me of my defeat in that episode.
Speaker 2: What what was your answer?
Speaker 5: Seth is the only guy I know who owns one?
Speaker 1: I got one.
Speaker 4: I got a couple.
Speaker 2: You boys ever use them all the time and love them? Okay?
Speaker 7: Yeah, when you can drill a shipload of holes in
Speaker 7: a state like Wyoming, there's no reason not to have one.
Speaker 2: You'd reach for that instead of just a standard tip up,
Speaker 2: though every time depends what you're doing, Okay.
Speaker 7: Like tip up like you know, like canyon berry were
Speaker 7: fishing and forty feet of water too are kind of
Speaker 7: a pain, but I use them both Right now.
Speaker 2: The Shelby Index for today is a five, so I'm
Speaker 2: putting putting us on perfect score alert. With that, we're
Speaker 2: onto the game of trivia, play the Dropville. Look, I
Speaker 2: need to know what I stand and wind everything? How's
Speaker 2: that you just tend to win everything?
Speaker 4: Game?
Speaker 2: On Suckers, Question one, the topic is woodsmanship, and this
Speaker 2: will be multiple choice. Which of these states does not
Speaker 2: have a fourteen er? No? Is it? Washington? Colorado? California?
Speaker 2: Or Idaho.
Speaker 7: Why do I just get the markers that are out
Speaker 7: of juice?
Speaker 2: All right? Throw that one by the door, and that
Speaker 2: one is going to leave this room. It's gonna go
Speaker 2: right in the garbage. Oh no, no, no, not that one.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, and Randall's gonna find some new markers.
Speaker 7: I'm all tangled that blue one you got in your
Speaker 7: hand there.
Speaker 2: Randall again? Question one? The topic is woodsmanship. Which of
Speaker 2: these states does not have a fourteen? Or three of
Speaker 2: them have a fourteen? Or one of them did not?
Speaker 2: Is it Washington, Colorado, California or Idaho?
Speaker 7: Rocky Mountain high?
Speaker 2: Okay, Randall the quickest to answer, do you know this one?
Speaker 3: Everyone else said that Roady, I could.
Speaker 9: Tell you the high points in each of these states.
Speaker 2: And why do you know that?
Speaker 9: Because I love mountains?
Speaker 2: Just to be good at trivia? Again, Washington Point, Colorado, California,
Speaker 2: or Idaho? Which of those states does not have a
Speaker 2: fourteen er? Is everybody ready?
Speaker 1: Colorado? I'm not sure?
Speaker 2: Oh happened? I take? I take you mean you're not
Speaker 2: sure what the high point is?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers? We
Speaker 2: have cal saying Idah Giannis says Washington, Seth Idaho, Randall Idaho, Corey, Idaho,
Speaker 2: Hansei Washington, Nate, California, Brody Idaho. The correct answer is Idaho.
Speaker 2: About half of the room got that one right. Fourteen
Speaker 2: Heres are mountains with an elevation over fourteen thousand feet.
Speaker 2: There are ninety six in America, which are all found
Speaker 2: in Alaska, Colorado, Washington, and californi Ornia. The tallest mountain
Speaker 2: in Idaho is bore A Peak, which has an elevation
Speaker 2: of thirteen Yeah, twelve thousand, six hundred and sixty two.
Speaker 2: So Idaho does not have a fourteener. I was a
Speaker 2: little nervous about the Tetons. How close are the Tetans?
Speaker 2: So I locked up. The tallest peak in Wyoming is
Speaker 2: only about twenty feet shy fourteen.
Speaker 7: But that's not the Titan st wherever.
Speaker 2: I don't remember what it was. But I didn't feel
Speaker 2: good about making Idaho a choice when it was only
Speaker 2: twenty feet away from being a fourteen er, so I
Speaker 2: went with Ira.
Speaker 5: And Montana's not a fourteen or state either. It's only
Speaker 5: fourteen something granted twelve grant I think is it?
Speaker 2: Question two? The topic is conservation This next great question
Speaker 2: is via Justin Mathiason. Also known as a controlled burn.
Speaker 2: The US Forest Service defines this as quote a planned
Speaker 2: fire used to meet management objectives. Also known as a
Speaker 2: controlled burn. The US Forest Service defines this as quote
Speaker 2: a planned fire used to meet management objectives.
Speaker 3: Sur in house Forrester, had it, seth If I'm reading
Speaker 3: the question right, I think it's also known as a
Speaker 3: control burn.
Speaker 2: The US Forest Service defines this as a planned fire
Speaker 2: used to meet management objectives. About half of the room
Speaker 2: has come up with their answer, bro, do you have
Speaker 2: this one right? Oof?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I mean, I know I've heard this term used before,
Speaker 7: but I don't know if it's what you're looking for.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is question too.
Speaker 3: Did you come up with this question?
Speaker 2: This was via Justin Mathison.
Speaker 3: You know you got a good one.
Speaker 7: It gets real quiet responsor.
Speaker 2: We still have some blank whiteboards.
Speaker 7: I think for a service expert seth Over there got
Speaker 7: it right away.
Speaker 4: We worked for employed by that, not for service.
Speaker 1: Have you done well?
Speaker 7: We were on a fire crew, correct, Yeah, in the
Speaker 7: private sector. You guys were contractors for for the Forest Service.
Speaker 2: Again, also known as a controlled burn, The U S
Speaker 2: Forest Service defines this as a planned fire used to
Speaker 2: meet management objectives. This is question to the topic is conservation.
Speaker 2: This is a tough start for our players looking for
Speaker 2: a perfect game. What was what was the Shelby five?
Speaker 2: Someone in here has a ten in them today? Not Yanni,
Speaker 2: not be honest. I went with the backwards hat today
Speaker 2: on a Tuesday, of all days, all days, Tuesday. Is
Speaker 2: that you've asked me before you You're always like, oh,
Speaker 2: backwards today, Spencer, And then I feel like my answer music, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's like Thursday energy and camo hat, uh huh yeah,
Speaker 2: casual camo backwards on a Tuesday, on Tuesday in January.
Speaker 2: January has got to have like the worst tuesdays that
Speaker 2: there are. I'd say, yeah, it.
Speaker 7: Does kind of look like he's getting ready to drink
Speaker 7: a beer on the beat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, now, yeah, he sees it.
Speaker 6: Excuse me's Brodie season. There's a lot of like what's good,
Speaker 6: fellow kids energy saying Steve from was it thirty Rock?
Speaker 6: Does everyone have an answer for question too?
Speaker 1: Thirty Rock?
Speaker 3: I like that shot answer which which card.
Speaker 2: Steve By plays was a private investigator.
Speaker 6: He goes undercover at a high school, but it's he
Speaker 6: looks like Steve By, but he's got a skateboard and
Speaker 6: a hoodie and like a backwards hat on or something.
Speaker 2: Everybody ready, go ahead, and your answers, what's that say?
Speaker 7: Cal gets points for creative.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it says prescribed burn, Seth prescribed burn, Randall deliberate conglagration,
Speaker 2: Corey prescribed prescribed burn. You know hansei, slash burn, nate fire, blaze, dragon, charizar, rody,
Speaker 2: prescribed burn. The correct answer is prescribed fire or prescribe it.
Speaker 1: I was going for something without burning it. I know
Speaker 1: that like.
Speaker 5: Uses so many common terms, always jack me out.
Speaker 2: If too many years, if too many years passed without
Speaker 2: a fire and agecy may use a prescribed fire to
Speaker 2: help the health of an ecosystem. Some of the benefits
Speaker 2: of controlled burns include minimizing the spread of pests, providing
Speaker 2: forage for animals, recycling nutrients back into the soil, and
Speaker 2: promoting the growth of new plants. The Forest Service also
Speaker 2: says one of the best ways to minimize wildfires is
Speaker 2: by using prescribed fires.
Speaker 5: I do want to say that a backburn is technically correct,
Speaker 5: because if your management objective is to slow down a
Speaker 5: fire or stop a fire, a backburn is prescribe burn.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 2: Question three, They're not going to give it to you.
Speaker 5: Let's go through the Forest Service manel.
Speaker 6: When I was at Fort Stewart, I was on this
Speaker 6: list of they would send out what training errors were
Speaker 6: getting burned, and I'd get like five emails.
Speaker 5: A day like prescribe burn, prescribe burn, prescribe burn.
Speaker 4: More people should be doing. That is all I'm going
Speaker 4: to say. Question property.
Speaker 2: The topic is fishing. Encyclopaedia Britannica defines this as quote
Speaker 2: brown algae that grows as large coastal seaweeds in colder seas.
Speaker 2: M Question three another stumper for our crew. Encyclopaedia Britannica
Speaker 2: defines this as brown algae that grows in large coastal
Speaker 2: that grows as large coastal seaweeds in colder seas. Brody
Speaker 2: with an answer, how do you feel about your answer?
Speaker 1: Excellent?
Speaker 2: How about you seth?
Speaker 1: I like your archer man, Nate.
Speaker 3: I'm just thinking brown ship that grows up in uh Alaska.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't deserve it. Oh boy, Brody did not
Speaker 2: like that hint. Brown algae as the large coastal seaweeds
Speaker 2: in colder seas.
Speaker 4: Seth, now what I'm thinking about? Thinking what I'm thinking
Speaker 4: about considered algae? Okay, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Question three the topic is fishing. Encyclopedia Britannica defines this
Speaker 2: as brown algae that grows as large coastal seaweeds in
Speaker 2: colder seas.
Speaker 4: Brody.
Speaker 2: Do you think Seth said too much?
Speaker 4: I do, ok way too much?
Speaker 1: Too much?
Speaker 2: Did it help?
Speaker 4: I didn't. I didn't think it was a hint that okay,
Speaker 4: saying that Alaska was cold?
Speaker 9: I keep going, Seth, what did you think of my answer?
Speaker 4: I dig that answer.
Speaker 2: Okay, you to Randall and Seth agree on what it
Speaker 2: might be. It's everybody ready, go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 2: We have cal says Bull kelp Yanness Bull kelp, Seth kelp,
Speaker 2: Randall kelp, Corey kelp, Hansi kelp forest, Nate kelp Brody kelp.
Speaker 2: Everybody got that. The correct answer is kelp or kelp forest.
Speaker 9: Better than my original answer of snot.
Speaker 2: Contrary to popular belief, kelp is a type of lgae,
Speaker 2: not a type of plant. That means they have hold
Speaker 2: fast instead of roots, blades instead of leaves, and a
Speaker 2: stipe instead of a stem. Help provides critical habitat for
Speaker 2: many fish and marine mammals. You know what else is
Speaker 2: good for? What's that?
Speaker 7: Kids turning it into whips and beating each other with it?
Speaker 6: I was just gonna say, the kids in Alaska get
Speaker 6: more entertainment out of kelp anything else.
Speaker 2: Every day they come back with it. Beat each other,
Speaker 2: make like rock water rockets out of it.
Speaker 4: Beat it.
Speaker 2: Question for the topic is natural history, and this next
Speaker 2: great question is via Aaron Welsh. This female name is
Speaker 2: also what you call fossilized tree resin. A lot of
Speaker 2: our players quick to answer, they're getting their confidence.
Speaker 7: Got any of this in your fossil collection, Spencer?
Speaker 2: I do. I did not find it, though it was
Speaker 2: given to me.
Speaker 9: Female name, Doctor Henry Henry Woo.
Speaker 10: I know.
Speaker 5: I'm so glad Steve's not here so we don't have
Speaker 5: to go down the what's your female name?
Speaker 4: Sponsor?
Speaker 2: I'd like to hear him argue about this. This this
Speaker 2: female name is also what you call fossilized tree resin
Speaker 2: what's the category natural history? It's everybody ready funny over there?
Speaker 4: Phil Corey, Corey just has he's got some questions.
Speaker 1: I guess.
Speaker 4: Are you ready?
Speaker 2: Corey? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have cal
Speaker 2: and Yanni saying Amber, Seth without an answer. Randall says Amber,
Speaker 2: Corey says Pitchy Hansi, Nate and Brody say Amber. They
Speaker 2: got it. The correct answer is Amber. Amber is often
Speaker 2: translucent with a hint of brown, yellow, or orange. Famously,
Speaker 2: it was the catalyst for creating Jurassic Park. Here is
Speaker 2: a one minute video of the movie where the park's mascot,
Speaker 2: Mister Dna, describes Amber's role in dinosaur cloning. Play the clip.
Speaker 4: Phil once again apologies to the YouTube audience.
Speaker 11: A DNA strand like me is a blueprit for building
Speaker 11: a living thing, and sometimes animals that went extinct millions
Speaker 11: of years ago, like dinosaurs, left their blueprints behind for
Speaker 11: us to find.
Speaker 4: We just had to know where to look.
Speaker 10: One hundred million years ago, there were mosquitoes just like today,
Speaker 10: and just like today, they fed on the blood of animals,
Speaker 10: even dinosaurs. Sometimes, after biding a dinosaurs, the mosquito would
Speaker 10: land on the branch of a tree and get stuff
Speaker 10: in the sap. After a long time, the tree sap
Speaker 10: would get hard and become fossilized, just like a dinosaur
Speaker 10: bone preserving the mosquito inside. This fossilized tree samp, which
Speaker 10: we call amber, waited for millions of years with the
Speaker 10: mosquito inside until Jurassic Park scientists came along. Using sophisticated techniques, they.
Speaker 11: Extract the preserved blood from the mosquito and Bengo dino.
Speaker 9: Dmy, is this a young Brett Reeves doing the voice?
Speaker 12: There were four different regional accents.
Speaker 2: Real scientists have tried replicating doctor John Hammond's work from
Speaker 2: Jurassic Park, but are still unsuccessful. So I do have
Speaker 2: a piece of amber, and it does have a bug
Speaker 2: in it. I do, but I did not find it. No,
Speaker 2: it's given to me a from a fossil collector in Utah.
Speaker 3: No question in the flavor of text. I'm surprised, well,
Speaker 3: one of the world's top amber produce.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, as we was waiting for you to pitch
Speaker 2: in with that question. Five the top of this hunting.
Speaker 2: This Kentucky bourbon fittingly got its name after a distillery
Speaker 2: executive went on his annual bird hunting nineteen forty. This
Speaker 2: Kentucky bourbon fittingly got its name after a distillery executive
Speaker 2: went on his annual bird hunting nineteen forty. This is
Speaker 2: question five. We will get a scoreboard update from Phil
Speaker 2: after this. Who are our bourbon or whiskey drinkers in
Speaker 2: the room? Not me, Corey and HANSI.
Speaker 4: I drink it, but there's nothing.
Speaker 2: It's not like that. Yeah, Hans, you got this one right?
Speaker 12: I don't think so, but I'm gonna take a guess.
Speaker 2: Okay, Corey, do you have this one right?
Speaker 11: Man?
Speaker 3: I sure, hope so.
Speaker 2: Ok.
Speaker 1: There's another bird.
Speaker 8: Game bird themed whiskey that I'm thinking of, but I'm
Speaker 8: not sure if.
Speaker 2: It's a bourbon. This Kentucky bourbon fittingly got its name
Speaker 2: after a distillery executive went on his annual bird hunt
Speaker 2: in nineteen forty. Ah oh okay, Hansei, one of our
Speaker 2: whiskey experts. Going back to his whiteboard, Hansei also a samolier.
Speaker 12: I wish taking donations.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you that. Yeah, you got to take classes
Speaker 2: for that, right, Yeah? Hansei? Or excuse me, Corey, if
Speaker 2: you have this one right? Have you had this bourbon?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: What do you think of it? You know, on the
Speaker 2: beach for tasting the difference all honestly, it all tastes
Speaker 2: good out of your ski jacket. Hansei, if you have
Speaker 2: this one right? Do you have a review of this bourbon.
Speaker 9: Like a number like.
Speaker 2: I love on a scale one to ten? Sure, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I can.
Speaker 12: I can do that.
Speaker 2: Do that you're gonna tell us?
Speaker 12: Or I had to switch it up because I think
Speaker 12: I put a Scotch on there first.
Speaker 1: Damn.
Speaker 2: This Kentucky bourbon fittingly got its name after a distillery
Speaker 2: executive went on his annual bird hunting.
Speaker 3: Did you grow up skiing drunk?
Speaker 9: Technically?
Speaker 3: I was just like heard of people doing it, but
Speaker 3: just we just never did it for some reason.
Speaker 2: What's that drinking and skiing?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh, you gotta have a little nerp on the chair
Speaker 2: lift sometimes?
Speaker 7: Are you doing something else up there? He used to
Speaker 7: do that dangerous back country stuff, so you couldn't afford.
Speaker 1: Growing up skiing drunk.
Speaker 8: To me, just I envisioned toddlers immediately can be very
Speaker 8: interesting visual.
Speaker 2: Where people skiing the pizza straight down shots.
Speaker 8: You sit at the chair lift and it's like watching
Speaker 8: bowling from the perspective of.
Speaker 2: Three straight to the bottom.
Speaker 8: Car hurt sixty miles an hour into the lift line?
Speaker 2: Is everybody there, y'all?
Speaker 1: Watch out?
Speaker 2: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have cal saying
Speaker 2: bird dog, Giannis says wild turkey, crossed out bird dog,
Speaker 2: Seth wild turkey, Randal wild turkey, Cory wild turkey, Hansei
Speaker 2: wild turkey, Nate Buffalo, Trace, Brodie wild turkey. The correct
Speaker 2: answer is wild turkey. The room did very well.
Speaker 5: How often when you go turkey hunting? Spencer like, just
Speaker 5: what are you gonna do this weekend? Do you say
Speaker 5: I'm going bird hunting? I'm going on my annual bird hunt.
Speaker 4: I have just a question.
Speaker 2: I think six of our eight players got that right.
Speaker 2: I feel good about the word. If I would have
Speaker 2: given you, you know you don't answer the question, I
Speaker 2: would not say I'm going to bird hunting, but it
Speaker 2: wouldn't be wrong.
Speaker 9: I'm going to start.
Speaker 1: I was picturing the bottle, but I couldn't come up
Speaker 1: with the name.
Speaker 2: That distillery executive said his buddies in camp loved the
Speaker 2: bourbon he brought with him, so they named it after
Speaker 2: the bird they were hunting. Other liquors with birdie names
Speaker 2: include red Breast, Famous Grouse, gray Goose, Kentucky Owl, old Crow,
Speaker 2: and eagle rare.
Speaker 1: Old Crow, make cow.
Speaker 7: I was just thinking times when your turkey hunt, you'll
Speaker 7: be like found some bird.
Speaker 1: Gotta didn't find any birds. I heard some birds.
Speaker 5: So the same question to you.
Speaker 3: It's spring, you're out doing stuff. What are you doing
Speaker 3: this weekend?
Speaker 4: Our annual bird saying it?
Speaker 8: If it's when he went on this annual turkey hunt
Speaker 8: in nineteen four, I think I would have been worm.
Speaker 2: What's what's your review of wild Turkey bourbon?
Speaker 12: I think it's a totally serviceable bourbon. Put it out
Speaker 12: a three three point five, three seven five out of
Speaker 12: a five. Ok we're talking like if we're talking like
Speaker 12: Colonel H. Taylor is like like a four point five
Speaker 12: and happy Van Winkle be in a five. Okay, wild
Speaker 12: turkey in that three territory solidly serviceable, excellent. I'm gonna
Speaker 12: put Old Crow down at like two. And like, what
Speaker 12: about in.
Speaker 2: A glass bottle?
Speaker 9: Glass bottle? If we put a plastic bottle, we're going one.
Speaker 2: It's like vodka with caramel coloring. So I'm gonna write
Speaker 2: no bourbon questions just so we can get your comments.
Speaker 2: Have you had have you had pappy before?
Speaker 12: I have never had pappy, so I shouldn't. But you
Speaker 12: know it's one of those like it's they the price
Speaker 12: come on, like but you know again taking donations here.
Speaker 9: You want me to find out what a five is like?
Speaker 1: Please?
Speaker 9: My desk is.
Speaker 2: Open, Phil, We're halfway through the game. Give us this
Speaker 2: or board update.
Speaker 4: There we are. Hey, it's a pretty it's a pretty
Speaker 4: close game all things considered.
Speaker 6: We've got Natan last place with two, coming up next
Speaker 6: to Cal and Hansei with three points apiece. Then I'll
Speaker 6: tie up our Corey, Jannis, Seth and Randall with four
Speaker 6: and in first place. It's a perfect game for Brodie Henderson.
Speaker 2: Wow. Again, this was supposed to be a tournament episode today,
Speaker 2: but Steve couldn't make it, so we had to punt
Speaker 2: on that. But the rumors this will be a stressful
Speaker 2: tournament and heavy hitters are we still doing We're gonna
Speaker 2: do it at a certain point. If we can't make
Speaker 2: it happen with Steve's schedule, We're just gonna play it
Speaker 2: without him, and I'll figure out an alternative to still
Speaker 2: get Steve involved because he is the defending champion. Question six.
Speaker 2: The topic is biology. This next great question is via
Speaker 2: Joe Mason. Platypus and blank are the only mammals that
Speaker 2: lay eggs. Platypus and blank are the only mammals that
Speaker 2: lay eggs. The room is stressed again, except for maybe Randall. Randall,
Speaker 2: do you have this one right?
Speaker 1: I believe so.
Speaker 2: Randall is confident. Brody, who has the perfect game going,
Speaker 2: is tapping the whiteboard against the bill of his hat.
Speaker 9: We need one.
Speaker 2: Can you picture it? Bro You know the animal? You
Speaker 2: just can't find its name. Platypus and blank are the
Speaker 2: only mammals that lay eggs. This is question six. The
Speaker 2: topic is biology. Seth now going to his whiteboard.
Speaker 9: It's a tough little game here.
Speaker 8: I wouldn't have guessed that it was a five on
Speaker 8: the old index.
Speaker 2: You did well, Seth. How do you feel all your answer?
Speaker 4: I honestly have no clue. I just wrote something down.
Speaker 2: Platypus and blank are the only here's your hint, they're
Speaker 2: the only mammals that lay eggs.
Speaker 1: Phill, Do I know this?
Speaker 4: H Spencer? Can I give a phil hint that.
Speaker 2: You're certain? Fill? It will not help any of the
Speaker 2: eight players in the room, then I'd say go for it.
Speaker 8: I feel good about that, though, uh no, no, don't
Speaker 8: do it.
Speaker 2: Do it? I think I know what you're gonna say.
Speaker 2: I don't think if it were to help somebody. It
Speaker 2: would be Randal and Randall already have it?
Speaker 6: Has his answer, Well, honestly, it's a hint that might
Speaker 6: actually throw people off because they don't think what they
Speaker 6: might know that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but they don't, they don't, they don't do it.
Speaker 2: We're gonna we're gonna say, hold off on the hint.
Speaker 2: It's a type of Pokemon, isn't it.
Speaker 9: You're not far off where chars are.
Speaker 2: Platypus and blank are the only mammals that lay.
Speaker 9: Eggs, which is just disgusting.
Speaker 1: When do you really think about it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we need something to go extinct's perverts, make up
Speaker 2: your mind? Is everybody ready? Brody? Just right? Okay, he's
Speaker 2: gonna throw some letters on the board. Corey, Hansei, you
Speaker 2: give up, go ahead and reveal your answers. We have
Speaker 2: callan Yanni without an answer. Seth says pang Randall says kidna,
Speaker 2: Cory Wallaby Hansi ant eaters, Nate Pangolin, Brody, that's that's
Speaker 2: the word, Randall got it. The correct answer is a
Speaker 2: kidna or a spiny anti eater. Now, Hansei said anteater.
Speaker 2: But I don't think we're gonna give it. List If
Speaker 2: everyone else says, come on for sure, how many points
Speaker 2: you have? How many points does head?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 6: Sorry, Hansey currently has three if we give him the
Speaker 6: point four?
Speaker 2: He gets it again. It's an a kidnap, yes, aka
Speaker 2: a spiny antieater. Platypus and a kidnap possess other unique qualities,
Speaker 2: like legs that are on their sides instead of underneath them,
Speaker 2: and having just a single duct for urine feces and
Speaker 2: sex rather than multiple openings. Scientists say egg laying mammals
Speaker 2: were once common but got out competed by marsupials about
Speaker 2: seventy million years ago. Is it still called a cloaca?
Speaker 2: I gotta know, cho, I don't know if you.
Speaker 5: Platypus is also venomous. Yeah, yeah, which is a crazy fact.
Speaker 2: Question seven, Are you going to move on with that
Speaker 2: our hint? Oh? Yeah, what's the hint?
Speaker 1: Film?
Speaker 6: Oh, I was gonna say, he's very prominent antagonist in
Speaker 6: a famous video game franchise is technically nap. Yeah, exactly,
Speaker 6: But Randall, Randall got it, he knew.
Speaker 5: Question Well, the hedgehog is also something that can be venomous.
Speaker 5: But and that's yeah, same same deal. But they rub
Speaker 5: venom they eat venomous stuff and then secrete it onto
Speaker 5: their spines. Oh questions, that's not they're not generating the venom.
Speaker 2: Seven The topic is fishing. What American lake has a
Speaker 2: monster named Champ whose sightings are likely just long nose
Speaker 2: gar and lake sturgeon? What American lake has a monster
Speaker 2: named Champ whose sightings are likely just long nose gar
Speaker 2: and the lake sturgeon. Brody and Randall both like their answers, Hansei,
Speaker 2: do you have this one right? No? Okay? Again is
Speaker 2: question seven? The perfect game is now over, but I
Speaker 2: think it tightened up as well, says likely just a
Speaker 2: long nose gar and the lake sturgeon. What American lake
Speaker 2: has a monster named Champ whose sightings are likely just
Speaker 2: a long nose gar and the lake sturgeon. We had
Speaker 2: a question a few weeks ago about mothman if you
Speaker 2: can't tell Right now, I'm reading a cryptids book which
Speaker 2: has inspired a few trivia questions.
Speaker 12: What is the what's the definition of cryptids?
Speaker 2: Like what it's It's any animal that's not recognized by
Speaker 2: science or something like that. So there are animals who
Speaker 2: were once considered cryptids that then just became accepted, Like
Speaker 2: there's a fish that we thought was extinct for sixty
Speaker 2: five million years. Yes, and then they found one and
Speaker 2: then it just you know, became an animal.
Speaker 7: Wasn't that thing always in the fossil record and they
Speaker 7: just it wasn't a cryptid.
Speaker 2: It was just extinct. Sure, But I think by like that,
Speaker 2: it's like Bigfoot, yes, moth man champ.
Speaker 4: I don't think Selacanth qualifies.
Speaker 1: It's everybody really abominable.
Speaker 5: Unless there's a story of Celacanth coming in and like
Speaker 5: stealing children.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: The cabra uh huh. Choopocabre is a recent cryptid. Most
Speaker 2: of the cryptids that we hear about go back to
Speaker 2: like I don't know Native American lore, but the chroop
Speaker 2: of cabra was like nineteen ninety nine. Uh. Interesting, it's
Speaker 2: not based on some no at first, and it's like
Speaker 2: sort of the thought of what a cheopacabra is has changed.
Speaker 2: It started in Puerto Rico, where its described as sort
Speaker 2: of an alien like figure, and then by the time
Speaker 2: it made it to the States in Texas, it's become
Speaker 2: like this hairless blue dog.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I just didn't come around until the nineties.
Speaker 8: I associated with the Taco bell dog. So because it
Speaker 8: sounds like a order at Taco bell.
Speaker 2: Does everyone have an answer for the American lake that
Speaker 2: has a monster named Champ whose sightings are likely just
Speaker 2: a long nose guard and lake sturge. Go ahead and
Speaker 2: reveal your answers. Cal says Champlain. Yanna says Placid, Seth Placid,
Speaker 2: Randall Lake Champlain, Corey and Hansei say Lake Champlain. Nate
Speaker 2: says Okachobe, Brody Lake Champlain. He got it the correct answer.
Speaker 4: Great fanetic spelling of.
Speaker 9: Where you have all your answers to try to get
Speaker 9: one of them right.
Speaker 4: No answer.
Speaker 2: Champ has been deemed America's lock nest. There have been
Speaker 2: hundreds of sightings of Champ going all the way back
Speaker 2: to the Iroquois tribe. The lake monster has been described
Speaker 2: as being fifteen to fifty feet long, with a snake
Speaker 2: like body and horse like head.
Speaker 4: You never seen this, Seth.
Speaker 3: The answer was in the question.
Speaker 4: Well, I almost.
Speaker 6: Moved with Champlain, but the the movie Lake Placid was
Speaker 6: throwing me off.
Speaker 1: But it wasn't on Lake Placid.
Speaker 9: A deep cut, frustrating, terrible, terrible question.
Speaker 2: Question eight. The topic is cooking and this next Great
Speaker 2: Questions via David Servini Merriam Webster defines this nine letter
Speaker 2: dish as quote thinly sliced raw meat or fish served
Speaker 2: with a sauce. This question eight. We'll get another scoreboard
Speaker 2: update from filled the engineer after this. Merriam Webster defines
Speaker 2: this nine letter dish as thinly sliced raw meat or
Speaker 2: fish served with a sauce. Brody, you got this one, right,
Speaker 2: I got nine letters? Okay, Yanni joining them? Yanni, you
Speaker 2: got this one.
Speaker 4: I believe so.
Speaker 2: You Pennsylvania boys. Ever been to Lake Champlain?
Speaker 7: No, that's a long ways.
Speaker 2: Vermont would be like driving to northeast Montana, right, No, No,
Speaker 2: it's a hall.
Speaker 9: That northern spot is sneaky big.
Speaker 5: To be fair, Northeast Montana is a hall from here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like seven hours.
Speaker 1: I mean, but we go there recreational.
Speaker 4: I don't know, like, I don't know what.
Speaker 7: What do you think it would take seth to get
Speaker 7: up to northern Vermont like or souther day southern New.
Speaker 2: York because it goes across both states.
Speaker 4: Probably, well, it takes about nine hours.
Speaker 3: We're going.
Speaker 2: Is like maybe six hours Lancaster an okay, representative from
Speaker 2: that way south Okay, longer from there to make Champlain
Speaker 2: six hours fifty minutes. And that's if you're like going
Speaker 2: from southern PA from state college, yeah, or eerie state college. Again,
Speaker 2: we are on.
Speaker 3: This is why the internet. Yeah you really really.
Speaker 1: Pittsburgh.
Speaker 2: Uh, state College will be seven hours thirteen minutes. And
Speaker 2: again that's just going to like the western side here,
Speaker 2: Pennsylvania's gotta be We're done, We're done doing uh distances
Speaker 2: from Pennsylvania places to Lake Champlain. Again, A nine.
Speaker 1: Letter days.
Speaker 7: In Northeastern miles or time, that's way longer than Montana time.
Speaker 7: It's like, no one thinks twice about driving six hours
Speaker 7: across Montana.
Speaker 2: Say it's a hall again, A nine letter dish that's
Speaker 2: a thinly sliced raw meat or fish served with a sauce.
Speaker 2: As everybody ready, and I bet if you're going from
Speaker 2: where we're sitting now to like northeast Montana, that's probably
Speaker 2: six and a half hours.
Speaker 4: Yeah, pass lower.
Speaker 8: You'd pass a lot fewer Burger Kings though along the way,
Speaker 8: which is how some of us measure our road trip.
Speaker 2: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have callen Yanni
Speaker 2: saying Carpaccio, Seth says Sashimi Randall says carpacchio. Corey, Shashimi, Hansi,
Speaker 2: and Nate and Brody say carpaccio. They got it. The
Speaker 2: correct answer is carpaccio. Here's how you spell it, c
Speaker 2: A r p a cc io. Anybody have that right?
Speaker 1: Yea, yes, a lot of people.
Speaker 2: The modern version of carpaccio was created in Venice in
Speaker 2: the nineteen fifties. It was specially made for a wealthy
Speaker 2: customer whose doctor recommended she stop eating cooked meat to
Speaker 2: learn how to make it with fish or venison. Check
Speaker 2: out Wade Trunk's article on the medeater dot com called
Speaker 2: how to make Carpaccio.
Speaker 4: I want I would love to go to that doctor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, wondering what else he's got in his toolbox.
Speaker 2: In the nineteen fifties, so you might need a medium
Speaker 2: to talk to him. Us a school board off day
Speaker 2: with two questions to go.
Speaker 4: Yeah, pull it up here there she is, damn yeah.
Speaker 4: I think only two players are out of the running. Here.
Speaker 6: We've got Nate with three and Seth with four. Then
Speaker 6: coming up next our Klianis and Corey with five points
Speaker 6: a piece. Hansei has six thanks to that anteater question.
Speaker 3: Get him laughing now, he's knocking on your door, Randa,
Speaker 3: and then tied up in first place are Randall and
Speaker 3: Brody with seven points.
Speaker 2: Question nine, the topic is conservation. The largest logger head
Speaker 2: sea turtle nesting site in the world is found in
Speaker 2: this state. Question nine, The topic is conservation. The largest
Speaker 2: logger head sea turtle nesting site in the world is
Speaker 2: found in this state. I've not seen anyone write down
Speaker 2: in answer yet.
Speaker 9: Mm hm.
Speaker 2: The largest loggerhead sea turtle nesting site in the world
Speaker 2: is found in this state, Johnny. How you feel about
Speaker 2: your answer.
Speaker 3: I've seen a few loggerheads over the years.
Speaker 2: Oh, you don't have to say where in the ocean
Speaker 2: be uh be encrypted if you saw it anywhere else,
Speaker 2: probably mm hm hm hm. The largest loggerhead sea turtle
Speaker 2: nesting site in the world is found in this state.
Speaker 3: It's popular to uh eat the eggs.
Speaker 4: In some places, got them in trouble.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, but no, to make like a cast of
Speaker 3: the shell and then recreate it and use it. In
Speaker 3: a lot of coastal places. You'll see as you know,
Speaker 3: in like a beach cottage, you'll see that like a
Speaker 3: fiberglass cast of the shell.
Speaker 1: It's pretty cool.
Speaker 3: And that's because they're big in your relative speech cottage.
Speaker 4: Oh just just the fact you said beach cottage. Yeah,
Speaker 4: takes me to a certain place. It's on the ocean.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say that in Oklahoma. I've got changed
Speaker 2: my mind. Is everybody ready? Randall? How do you feel
Speaker 2: about your answer?
Speaker 1: I don't feel super confident.
Speaker 2: Okay, Brody, who is tied for the lead with Randall?
Speaker 2: How do you feel about your answer?
Speaker 7: I got a bunch of now I'm not haven't circled
Speaker 7: one yet.
Speaker 2: Better be fixing to select one. I think we're gonna
Speaker 2: flip over the boards. Everybody ready, Brody, go ahead and
Speaker 2: reveal your answer. Cal says Florida, Yiannis Florida, Seth South Carolina,
Speaker 2: Random Georgia, Corey, South Carolina, Hansei, South Carolina, Nate Florida,
Speaker 2: crossed out Texas. Brody says, Florida, crossed out Georgia, and
Speaker 2: South Carolina. We have a correct answer in the room.
Speaker 2: It's Florida.
Speaker 6: Ah.
Speaker 2: I think four of our players maybe got that one right.
Speaker 2: There are nine population segments of loggerhead turtles, all of
Speaker 2: which are listed as threatened or endangered by the US
Speaker 2: Fish and Wildlife Service. Florida set a record in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty three with one hundred and thirty thousand lagger head nests,
Speaker 2: which is thirty thousand more than the average year. The
Speaker 2: world's next largest site is located near Saudi Arabia, where
Speaker 2: about twenty thousand laggerheads nest.
Speaker 7: We were in South Carolina last summer when they were
Speaker 7: coming up on the beach ms.
Speaker 2: It's cool, okay, question, here's a.
Speaker 5: Ever do some like real dirt bagging it in Mexico?
Speaker 5: You do have to look out for Cuelo state Tortuga.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, here's a correct answer review so far
Speaker 2: before we do Question ten. One was Idaho two Prescribed
Speaker 2: Fire three, Kelp four Amber five Wild Turkey six, Ekidnap
Speaker 2: seven Lake Champlain eight Carpaccio nine Florida. Question ten. The
Speaker 2: topic is hahunting. This is our listener question of the week,
Speaker 2: which was won by Jace Jenkins for sending this great question. Jase,
Speaker 2: it's going to get a board game signed by the crew.
Speaker 2: If you want a chance to win our listener Question
Speaker 2: of the week, then send your question to Trivia at
Speaker 2: the Mediator dot com. And before I read it, Phil
Speaker 2: give us one last scoreboard update.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's down to Randall and Brody. Brody just pulled
Speaker 6: ahead with that last answer. He's got eight points and
Speaker 6: Randall has seven.
Speaker 2: Here's question ten. This subspecies of our golly sheep that's
Speaker 2: native to Central Asia is named after an Italian explorer.
Speaker 2: Brody is writing his rand some confidence, Randall and most
Speaker 2: of the room is confident in their answer here. This
Speaker 2: subspecies of our golly sheep that's native to Central Asia
Speaker 2: is named after an Italian explorerst. Hansi and Courier not
Speaker 2: as confident answer before you finished. Oh okay, you're talking
Speaker 2: to just Hansy struggling with this one. It's everybody ready
Speaker 2: hands you is gonna come up with an answer. Type
Speaker 2: of sheep named after an Italian explorer. It's a go
Speaker 2: ahead and cal and be honest. The whole room says
Speaker 2: Marco Polo, and everybody got it right. Correct answer is
Speaker 2: Polo Well. Marco Polo. Sheep are known for their giant
Speaker 2: horns and rugged home range. They are considered a near
Speaker 2: threatened species, with population declinents due to habitat loss from
Speaker 2: climate change and warfare. The sheep are named after Marco
Speaker 2: Polo because he documented them when crossing Mount Emion in
Speaker 2: twelve seventy one. To haunt a Marco Polo sheep, you'll
Speaker 2: need at least fifty thousand dollars for a tag and guide.
Speaker 2: Brody is our winner today with nine correct answers, Brody,
Speaker 2: which one did you get wrong? To cost it? The
Speaker 2: perfect game? Ekidnap kidnap cadn't come up to the kid,
Speaker 2: So Brody gets to choose where the five hundred dollars
Speaker 2: donation from Meat Eater goes. What's it gonna be? Cal
Speaker 2: does h Utah a Bha chapter?
Speaker 5: Yeah, Utah Bha is kicking ass right now.
Speaker 7: So the Supreme Court just decided not to hear the
Speaker 7: case for Utah the Utah landgrad But that doesn't mean
Speaker 7: it's not That doesn't mean it's gonna go way. So
Speaker 7: we'll donate it to Utah Bha so they can keep
Speaker 7: fighting that that land grab effort.
Speaker 2: We're sending five hundred dollars their way. And we just
Speaker 2: covered that subject on the medeater dot com about what's
Speaker 2: happening in you Join us next week for more Meat
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