Speaker 1: This mediate podcast. Welcome to Meat Eater Trivia, the only
Speaker 1: game show where conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer
Speaker 1: Newhart and today we're joined by Steve Ronella, Brody Henderson,
Speaker 1: Seth Morris, Hayden, Sam and Krinn Schneider, Logan Dove, Corey
Speaker 1: Caulkins and Alyssa Smith. This is a ten round quiz
Speaker 1: show with questions from meat eaters four verticals which are hunting, fishing,
Speaker 1: conservation and cooking, and there is a prize. Meat Eater
Speaker 1: will donate five hundred dollars to the conservation organization of
Speaker 1: the winners choosing and each week here on Meat Eater
Speaker 1: Trivia we reveal a new stat This week we're looking
Speaker 1: at what I considered to be the worst game of
Speaker 1: trivia we've ever played, which is based on player performance.
Speaker 1: In episode two eight seven, which was our second ever
Speaker 1: game of trivia, Steve one with four correct answers. In
Speaker 1: second place was a tie between Karen Clay and Janice
Speaker 1: with two correct answers. The average score in episode two
Speaker 1: eighties seven was two and we actually had five questions
Speaker 1: were not a single person got the right answer. Now,
Speaker 1: not blaming the competitors for this poor performance. I'm blaming myself.
Speaker 1: I simply made that round too hard and have corrected
Speaker 1: for it. And the Shelby index on that one, well,
Speaker 1: that was before we had it, so I don't I
Speaker 1: don't recall what it was. But in the forty five
Speaker 1: episodes since we've had zero games where the winner got
Speaker 1: four correct answers and just two games where the winner
Speaker 1: got five, you should ask this question that everyone missed
Speaker 1: and see if we got smarter. You know, I've thought
Speaker 1: about it, but the problem is some folks weren't here
Speaker 1: for that episode. Other ones were, so I've I've considered
Speaker 1: the idea, but I thought it would be uh well one,
Speaker 1: I don't think it'd be real fun for the audience,
Speaker 1: and too I think would be on film saying like
Speaker 1: not part of the game, just to warm things up.
Speaker 1: What do you what do you feel? What are you
Speaker 1: shooting for? What do you feel is the perfect winnings
Speaker 1: seven or eight? I'm very satisfied if it's between six
Speaker 1: and nine. If somebody gets a ten, which has happened
Speaker 1: three times, I may be made that round too easy.
Speaker 1: If somebody gets a five, I made it too different.
Speaker 1: I got ten twice, so six to nine. I think
Speaker 1: is the sweet spot. I've done my job. Well, if
Speaker 1: that's the winning score, we have some housekeeping to get
Speaker 1: to before we play today's game. On episode that was
Speaker 1: that was a stat. That was a stat the worst
Speaker 1: trivia game ever? Four correct answers one a stat like normber,
Speaker 1: your stats wouldn't have involved some sort of math and stuff.
Speaker 1: That's like an observation. We were are Our stat compiling
Speaker 1: is going through a major overhaul right now. We're gonna
Speaker 1: have some great stats coming up the next few months.
Speaker 1: But I'll be honest with intern to like keep track
Speaker 1: of stats. No, No, but that wasn't a stack. They're like,
Speaker 1: that was a factoid. Yes, is like a trend. Factoid
Speaker 1: is being kind as the observation one time someone got four.
Speaker 1: You'll have to settle for an observation on this episode.
Speaker 1: We've got some good stuff coming in the future now.
Speaker 1: An episode three two, I asked what state has the
Speaker 1: most mountains with an elevation of fourteen thousand feet? Bro,
Speaker 1: you're gonna have some feedback on this housekeeping that doesn't
Speaker 1: directly pertend to you, but I'm gonna ask you to
Speaker 1: hold it until the end. Okay, Now, when I read
Speaker 1: the answers. Stephen Corin gave me hell about how I
Speaker 1: pronounced the state where Denver is the capital. Play the clip, Phil,
Speaker 1: go ahead and review your answers. We have steeves like.
Speaker 1: The more I think about it, He's saying Colorado, Meggie
Speaker 1: sang Alaska, Corey saying Colorado, Hayden saying Colorado. Chess, you're
Speaker 1: saying Colorado, Marge saying Colorado, and Corin saying Colorado. They
Speaker 1: got it. The correct answer is Colorado. Can you maybe
Speaker 1: when you go through the edit, Phil, can you maybe
Speaker 1: have him say Colorado. Here, Here's here's one you can
Speaker 1: use Colorado. Got it? Just feel it, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean? Of course, yeah, I'll do that well. In ten,
Speaker 1: Channel nine and b C News covered this very subject.
Speaker 1: They interviewed Rich Sandoval, a linguist from Metro State University
Speaker 1: in Denver, who said there are five common pronunciations, but
Speaker 1: two are the most popular. Play the clip, Phil, but
Speaker 1: the dominant pronunciations highlight Colorado's clash between natives and newcomers.
Speaker 1: Locals will say, well, of course it's Colorado. That's how
Speaker 1: I've always said that I grew up with Colorado. That's
Speaker 1: that's what we say. It sounds right. It's our state.
Speaker 1: We have the right to decide and and to tell
Speaker 1: you how to say. You're the new ones, right. Newcomers
Speaker 1: are more likely to hew closer to the Spanish pronunciation colorado.
Speaker 1: You don't say avocado, right, so it should be colorado
Speaker 1: like avocado, like tostado right. Sandoval says that's a larger
Speaker 1: trend in language practiced by people who think they're better educated.
Speaker 1: He sees this shoeazing out, but the most recent native one.
Speaker 1: I don't know if the Colorado thing will ever disappear,
Speaker 1: because it is a marker of insider status. But at
Speaker 1: the same time, for the those locals who fashion themselves
Speaker 1: as being highly educated and that kind of thing, there's
Speaker 1: going to be some pressure on them to say Colorado.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens in the future. Now, that's the
Speaker 1: stupidest thing I've ever heard. Now. Sandoval went on to
Speaker 1: say that it's not his job as a linguist to
Speaker 1: decide which version is right. He's more interested in why
Speaker 1: people think they're right. So you could use the version
Speaker 1: that me and the locals use colorado, or you could
Speaker 1: use the version that Steve and elitist tourists use Colorado
Speaker 1: now normally I feel like Spencer says a lot of
Speaker 1: words wrong, but I think he's got it right here. Okay, now, Brodie,
Speaker 1: what are your bona fides on this subject? Well? I
Speaker 1: lived there forever? How how long it's forever? Over twenty
Speaker 1: years over and during that twenty years you were often
Speaker 1: guiding folks from oddest state, right, Yeah, So what would
Speaker 1: you say the local said versus what you would hear.
Speaker 1: It's something I ever paid any attention to be like.
Speaker 1: It was not like, oh that's wrong. Like if Steve
Speaker 1: said Colorado, I don't even know that it would. What's
Speaker 1: John Denver say Rocky Moon Colorado? No, not, Yes, let's
Speaker 1: play the Rocky Mountain. This is a big area of
Speaker 1: contention with Oregon as well. I can tell you from
Speaker 1: the East coast. If you say Oregon, Illinois and Missouri
Speaker 1: Oregon is wrong. What about that Flying Burrito Brothers song
Speaker 1: that hey, Colorado, it's not so long there? That's that's
Speaker 1: a famous I think that whatever John Denver says goes,
Speaker 1: and if you play that, I'll I'll go with that.
Speaker 1: Next episode we will find out how John Denver suthink
Speaker 1: he might say it like the locals. Man he was.
Speaker 1: I ran in him one time in a bar and Jackson, wy, wow,
Speaker 1: was he hammered? Oh yeah, you know he passed away
Speaker 1: to plane plane wreck off Big Sir him in the
Speaker 1: Big Bopper he guid big Sir he died in a
Speaker 1: plane wreck him and uh buddy Buddy Holly. Yeah. Well,
Speaker 1: all kinds of people. So the Ted Stevens, I think
Speaker 1: I don't know that person, Jose, And with that water
Speaker 1: onto the game of trivia. Play the drop, Phil, Look,
Speaker 1: I need to know what I staying to win everything.
Speaker 1: I'm saying, just tend to win everything. Suckers. I was
Speaker 1: gonna change that to suck it, Brodie, that'd be improper.
Speaker 1: Question one. The topic is conservation, and as always, this
Speaker 1: is multiple choice, and this first great question comes to
Speaker 1: us via Riley Nelson. If you have a question you
Speaker 1: think is right for Meat Eat to trivia, you can
Speaker 1: send it to trivia at the meat eater dot com.
Speaker 1: What famous writer son once served as a fishing game
Speaker 1: commissioner in Idaho? Is it Ernest Hemingway, Dr Seuss, Charles Dickens,
Speaker 1: or William Faulkner. Brody knew before I even gave the choices.
Speaker 1: What famous writer's son once served as a fishing game
Speaker 1: commissioner in Idaho? Your choices are Ernest Hemingway, Dr Seuss,
Speaker 1: Charles Dickens, or William Faulkner. This person's son served as
Speaker 1: a fishing game commissioner in Idaho. Is anybody else as
Speaker 1: confident as Brody is? No? No? Could you read it
Speaker 1: one more time? Ernest Hemingway, Dr Seuss, Charles Dickens, or
Speaker 1: William Faulkner, Steve, how confident you feeling? I mean, I'm
Speaker 1: not not that confident? And now I'm rattled for the
Speaker 1: whole game because Brody looked all cocky. He may not
Speaker 1: even know it, he was just doing that the optics
Speaker 1: does everybody cocky? It's now I'm rattled for the whole game.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve saying Hemingway,
Speaker 1: Logan sang, Faulkner, Hayden saying Dr Seuss, Brodie sang Hemingway,
Speaker 1: Alyssa saying, Faulkner, Krinn sang Hemingway. She talked. She crossed
Speaker 1: out the other three choices, and she wrote out Corey
Speaker 1: sang Hemingway and said saying Hemingway. The correct answer is
Speaker 1: Ernest Hemingway. It seemed too obvious. He shot himself there. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he lived in Jack Hadley Hemingway was a fly fisherman
Speaker 1: and novelist, just like his dad. Ernest Jack served as
Speaker 1: an Idaho Fish and Game commissioner from nineteen seventy one
Speaker 1: to seventy seven. He was instrumental in introducing catch and
Speaker 1: release regulations on some of the state's best trout waters.
Speaker 1: I think his granddaughter might live here. His his grandson
Speaker 1: writes children's books. Now, how do you know that? Yeah,
Speaker 1: years ago here in town, I had a girlfriend who
Speaker 1: hung out with like a grand kid or something like that.
Speaker 1: I remember he had um zebra hide rug. I was
Speaker 1: pretty jealous of. Question to the topic is cooking. Maine
Speaker 1: is famous for this type of hot dog, which shares
Speaker 1: its name with a saltwater fish. Maine is famous for
Speaker 1: this type of hot dog, which shares its name with
Speaker 1: a saltwater fish. Brody with the quickest answer in the room, Brody,
Speaker 1: do you know this one? I'm se okay. Maine is
Speaker 1: famous for this type of hot dog, which shares its
Speaker 1: name with a saltwater fish. Logan also had a quick answer,
Speaker 1: you know that Logan's got it. The rest of the
Speaker 1: room is pretty stumped. We get the Shelby index. Oh
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. The Shelby index for this game of trivia
Speaker 1: is a three, so our winner should get six. It's
Speaker 1: a tougher batch of questions, Steve, how you doing? Not
Speaker 1: good man? I mean I got that last one. Do
Speaker 1: you have a saltwater fish written down? See? I got
Speaker 1: something totally stupid written down. Hayden scribbling? Is it? Is
Speaker 1: it like? Is the saltwater? Is it like a vernacular
Speaker 1: for the saltwater fish? Go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 1: We have Steve saying red, Logan saying red snapper, Hayden
Speaker 1: saying kipper, Brody saying red snapper. List is saying hell abit,
Speaker 1: Karen saying corn dog, Corey sang cod dog, Seth saying
Speaker 1: red fish. The correct answer is red snapper. Got it?
Speaker 1: We hadn't. He did not get it. We had Logan
Speaker 1: and Brody get it right for I don't get it,
Speaker 1: just for red no. No, no, well, well think about it.
Speaker 1: That's the thing. People call them red snapper, red them too.
Speaker 1: I was actually thinking the same and reds Well, I
Speaker 1: got called red hots, as well as that I don't know,
Speaker 1: I've heard that Brody had it. The red Snapper name
Speaker 1: is based on the hot dogs neon appearance, which comes
Speaker 1: from food coloring, and the audible snap that happens with
Speaker 1: every bite, which comes from the natural casings. If you
Speaker 1: want to learn how to make these delicious sausages, then
Speaker 1: go to the meat eater dot com and check out
Speaker 1: Wade Trunk's recipe called Venison red Snapper hot Dogs. Body
Speaker 1: mine used to be really into sharkoo tree and sausage making.
Speaker 1: We made hot dogs together a couple of times, and
Speaker 1: he was saying, the biggest challenge with making a home
Speaker 1: hot dog is the snap. Check out, Like, so, how
Speaker 1: you know it's the density in which is packed? He said, Like,
Speaker 1: you can't get the snap. Do you like red snappers?
Speaker 1: M hmmm, I don't know. I mean, I've had plenty
Speaker 1: of hot dogs that were died real red. I don't
Speaker 1: know if that's it. Well, I'll tell you one thing,
Speaker 1: I don't feel like sitting here watching Brody win again.
Speaker 1: Question three. There were only two questions in the topic haunting.
Speaker 1: This next great question comes to as via Matthew Stewart.
Speaker 1: If you have a question. You think it's right. For
Speaker 1: meat Eater Trivia, you can send it to trivia at
Speaker 1: the meat eater dot com. Represented by the symbol W
Speaker 1: on the periodic table. This element is commonly used in
Speaker 1: shotgun pellets for turkey hunters. Represented by the symbol W
Speaker 1: on the periodic table. This element is commonly used in
Speaker 1: shotgun pellets for turkey hunters. A lot of thinking going
Speaker 1: on in the room. Folks are picturing a periodic table
Speaker 1: in their head. You got this one, seth, No, I
Speaker 1: just wrote down. Okay, a medal that's used in turkey
Speaker 1: shot represented by the symbol W. Brody, you know this one. Okay, No,
Speaker 1: but but he knows turkey shells. Does everyone have an answer?
Speaker 1: You can narrow it down. Go ahead and reveal your answers.
Speaker 1: We have Steve saying tungsten, Logan saying tungsten, tungsten, tungsten,
Speaker 1: Melyssa saying lead, Coren saying tungsten, tungsten, tungsten. They got it.
Speaker 1: The correct answer is tungsten. Other shotgun pellet elements include lead,
Speaker 1: which is represented by PB on the periodic table, bismuth
Speaker 1: which is represented by b I, and copper, which is
Speaker 1: represented by SEU. The advantage of shooting tungsten is that
Speaker 1: it's extremely heavy and creates better penetration. Our favorite turkey
Speaker 1: loads are Federal Premiums third degree, which gives a portion
Speaker 1: of their sales from these shells to the National Wild
Speaker 1: Turkey Federation. Question for the topic is public lands? Named
Speaker 1: two of the four states that contain the Mojave Desert?
Speaker 1: Named two of the four states that contained the Mojabbi Desert.
Speaker 1: Brody with a very quick answer, The perfect game is
Speaker 1: canna continue? I imagine we'll see looking for two of
Speaker 1: the four states that contained the Mojabbi Desert. That was
Speaker 1: kind of It's kind of a softball, right there, bro
Speaker 1: Who was it? Jed Jed Smith? What about him? I'll
Speaker 1: talk about it afterwards. Does he ever relation to softballs
Speaker 1: or the Mojabi Desert? We'll talk. Does everybody have an answer?
Speaker 1: Looking for two of the four states? If we list three,
Speaker 1: don't you get it wrong? If you list three, that's
Speaker 1: what happens. Let's see you list fifty. Go ahead and
Speaker 1: reveal your answers. We have Steve saying California, Nevada, Logan
Speaker 1: saying Colorado, Arizona, Hayden saying Arizona, Nevada, Brody saying Nevada, California,
Speaker 1: Alyssa saying New Mexico, Arizona, Karin saying California, Nevada, Corey, California, Nevada,
Speaker 1: Seth saying California, Arizona. The four states are California, Nevada, Utah,
Speaker 1: and Arizona. So most of the room got it. A
Speaker 1: few folks, though, H had some other states that weren't listed.
Speaker 1: The name Mojave means beside the water in the Mojave
Speaker 1: Tribes native language. The desert is home to species of
Speaker 1: mammals and two thirty species of birds. The Mohave is
Speaker 1: twenty million acres, with most of it being located in California. Now, Brodie,
Speaker 1: what do you got? Steve will tell the story better
Speaker 1: than me. Let's hear it's Steve. You mean that he
Speaker 1: was the first year All American to arrive to California
Speaker 1: by an overland travels through. They had a hell of
Speaker 1: time through the Mohave Desert, sucking on rocks for to
Speaker 1: like get liquid, So try to get yourself. Didn't need
Speaker 1: like make it to a monastery or something in California.
Speaker 1: Then they confiscated as beavers and yeah, all kinds of trouble.
Speaker 1: Question five, the topic is fishing. What dictator had carp
Speaker 1: his favorite food stocked in the moats around his palace?
Speaker 1: What dictator had carp his favorite food stocked in the
Speaker 1: moats around his palace? Nobody with an answer quite yet.
Speaker 1: If I don't spell it right, is that I'm gonna
Speaker 1: start taking away points when folks ask if they need
Speaker 1: to spell it right. You never have to spell it
Speaker 1: right unless I say you do, which has happened one
Speaker 1: time in the history of mediator trivia. So no, Hayden,
Speaker 1: spell it right, Steve, how you feel about this but
Speaker 1: not bad? Okay? Does that make sense? Brody has the
Speaker 1: perfect game going? I feel okay. I don't think I
Speaker 1: got it, but I don't think Brody got it. Okay,
Speaker 1: A lot to be racing, Seth without an answer, Seth,
Speaker 1: can you just write down a dictator? Yeah, but I
Speaker 1: ain't gonna be the right one. Go ahead and reveal
Speaker 1: your answers. Don't say mine unless it's right. I don't
Speaker 1: want people to think that I put that down. We
Speaker 1: have Logan saying, what's that say? Logan? Kim jong Ill,
Speaker 1: Brodi saying Henry the Eighth elictit without an answer, Krin
Speaker 1: saying pulpop Corey saying Hugo Chavez seth without an answer,
Speaker 1: and we will say Steve, Steve said Saddam Hussein. Steve
Speaker 1: got it. Let's hear Rourke Denver told me about a
Speaker 1: lot about catching the carp. That's so when they were
Speaker 1: in Baghdad, he told me a lot about catching the
Speaker 1: carp around the palace, and he said a lot of
Speaker 1: guys where it was like game on, Like a lot
Speaker 1: of dudes were like sweet, I could finally fish the
Speaker 1: carp and it didn't matter what they would catch. They
Speaker 1: just called them Saddam's bass over there, like there was
Speaker 1: a number of different species, a lot of it was
Speaker 1: different types of car, but everyone just called him Saddam's bass.
Speaker 1: Eric Maddox, the army interrogator who tracked down Saddam, said
Speaker 1: that his love of fish is actually what got him caught.
Speaker 1: Here's what happened. Maddox talked to Saddam's chef, who told
Speaker 1: him that grilled carp was the dictator's favorite meal. Maddox
Speaker 1: then got intel that Saddam had a personal pond stocked
Speaker 1: with carp, which Maddox went to at the pond, Maddox
Speaker 1: interview a fisherman who told him where Saddam's bodyguard was hiding.
Speaker 1: That bodyguard led him to Saddam's bunker and the rest
Speaker 1: is history. Spider Hole. Remember that, ladies and gentlemen, we
Speaker 1: got him. If you have a picture of you catching
Speaker 1: uh Saddam's bass, send it to me. I'll post on Instagram.
Speaker 1: I'd like to see that. Oh you well, there's and
Speaker 1: I think in ros book there's a picture of Rourke
Speaker 1: with one of Saddam's bass. Could you tell what it was? Specifically, Phil,
Speaker 1: We're halfway through the game of trivia. This is a
Speaker 1: scoreboard update. You have to make it on the board.
Speaker 1: Solicita smith zero points. We got annual reviews coming up
Speaker 1: better because Logan and Hayden have two points apiece, and
Speaker 1: then we have Seth, Corey and Karin with three points. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and at your first place are Brody Henderson and Stephen Ronella.
Speaker 1: Don't worry sensors not giving me the answers this time, Stephen,
Speaker 1: let's be looking over my shoulder. Question six. The topic
Speaker 1: is conservation. This is our on X listener question of
Speaker 1: the Week, which was won by Sean Doherty for sending
Speaker 1: this great question. Sean is going to get a one
Speaker 1: year premium subscription to on X If you want a
Speaker 1: chance to win our listener question of the week and
Speaker 1: send it to trivia at the meat Eater dot com.
Speaker 1: That comes load with all of Spencer's waypoint not this winner.
Speaker 1: Now sometimes referred to as toy deer. This is the
Speaker 1: only subspecies of whitetail that's listed as federally endangered in America.
Speaker 1: Brody and Steve in a competition for who can write
Speaker 1: the answer the fastest and call it a tie. Sometimes
Speaker 1: referred to as toy deer. This is the only subspecies
Speaker 1: of whitetail that's listed as federally endangered in America. Hey,
Speaker 1: don't you know this? I'm having like the same problem
Speaker 1: that I had with Hemingway being the author. It seems
Speaker 1: too obvious. Can't well? I thought you're gonna say that
Speaker 1: problem where you get it wrong. I'm also Brody, did
Speaker 1: Saddam cross your mind? Not? No, No, Steve got it?
Speaker 1: Barren Square, he didn't, He didn't got it? Does everybody
Speaker 1: an answer? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have
Speaker 1: Steve saying keys dear, Logan saying keys, dear, Hayden saying
Speaker 1: coves dear, CU's deer, CU's deer, Brodi's saying keys, elictit
Speaker 1: without an answer, Karn without an answer, Corey saying CU's deer,
Speaker 1: and Seth saying keys white tail. They got it. The
Speaker 1: correct answer is key, dear. So you thought that we
Speaker 1: were wait CU's dear. Yeah, but people were as hunting
Speaker 1: cuse deer. I thought there might be like some little
Speaker 1: population in like some corner wherever where they were like
Speaker 1: these ones are regionally regal, Jacob, We didn't know what
Speaker 1: the hell we were talking about. The key deer used
Speaker 1: to range across the floor to keys, but is now
Speaker 1: only found on a few islands. They also have the
Speaker 1: smallest I don't know what the names are the islands.
Speaker 1: They also happened to be the smallest subspecies of white
Speaker 1: tail in America, with bucks weighing about sixty five pounds
Speaker 1: and standing just over two ft tall at the shoulder.
Speaker 1: Their population was lowest in the nineteen fifties, when just
Speaker 1: twenty five remained, but today there are about one thousand left.
Speaker 1: M Question seven. The topic is cooking Pike Place Fish Market,
Speaker 1: which is famous for flying fish is located in what
Speaker 1: American city? I think the whole room got Pike Place
Speaker 1: Fish Market, which is famous for flying fish, is located
Speaker 1: in what American cities? Everybody have the answer? Go ahead
Speaker 1: and reveal your answers. Everybody got it right. The correct
Speaker 1: answer is Seattle. I'm guessing that will be a more
Speaker 1: challenging question for our friends in the South and in
Speaker 1: New England and Midwest. Understandably, so it was easy for
Speaker 1: this group of players. The Pike Place Fish Market is
Speaker 1: world renowned for fishmongers who throw around fish prior to
Speaker 1: round picking it. The market was near bankruptcy in the
Speaker 1: late eighties but was saved by after appearing on Good
Speaker 1: Morning America. Tourists then came from all around to watch
Speaker 1: fish get hurled around the market, which now attracts ten
Speaker 1: thousand visitors per day in the summer. Do you ever
Speaker 1: go watch him abuse those fish, Steve when you live there? No,
Speaker 1: I didn't. But my friend, who is a commercial salmon fisherman,
Speaker 1: um really hates it because he says we handle fish
Speaker 1: very gently, and he feels that it's like, uh, it's
Speaker 1: like a black guye in the industry, disrespectful he said. Yeah.
Speaker 1: He says like, we don't you know when the fish
Speaker 1: is going to rigor you don't straighten it. We never
Speaker 1: throw fish. So then you go down there and it's
Speaker 1: the consumers one chance to look at the process, and
Speaker 1: they're throwing fish around. He wasn't like it. You sure
Speaker 1: certainly wouldn't see people tossing animals around for fun, right
Speaker 1: dead ones could chickens? Yeah, I could see chicken. I'm
Speaker 1: not saying that I hold my buddy's viewpoint. I'm saying
Speaker 1: that was my buddy's viewpoint. On Ron Lady question eight,
Speaker 1: the topic is deer camp. Now this is a visual question.
Speaker 1: If you want to see what the room is seeing,
Speaker 1: then go to Instagram and check out at Spencer Newhart.
Speaker 1: I'll make it my most recent post. What's the category
Speaker 1: deer camp? I didn't know that was a category. It
Speaker 1: has been. This is a photo of me from the
Speaker 1: late nineties with the host of a PBS slapstick comedy
Speaker 1: show that taught outdoor skills. What was the name of
Speaker 1: that show? Shut again. This is a photo of me
Speaker 1: from the late nineties with the host of a PBS
Speaker 1: slapstick comedy show that taught outdoor skills. What was the
Speaker 1: name of that show? Corey knew this without even seeing
Speaker 1: the photo. That's right, don't show Corey the photo. I
Speaker 1: kind of want to see now, Stevie. This is like
Speaker 1: somewhere deep in your brain? Is that right? Oh? Yeah?
Speaker 1: And I even know one of the words. I think
Speaker 1: it's um. It's like, I don't want to talk too
Speaker 1: much about it, but there's like a thing. There's like
Speaker 1: a It's not like an angel talking to me. It's
Speaker 1: like my homunculous a little bit. Well. I mean, last
Speaker 1: time I was here, I got visited buyout divine intervention,
Speaker 1: like I got I got information that came from outside
Speaker 1: of Oh no, I got it wrong though it wasn't
Speaker 1: I've got no idea. Yeah, don't know. Spencer is such
Speaker 1: a little cute pie. Again, it's a photo of me
Speaker 1: from the late nineties with the host of a PBS
Speaker 1: slapstick comedy show that taught outdoor skills. Corey, is it
Speaker 1: what you thought it was going to be? Sir? Okay?
Speaker 1: Is anybody else as confident? Is Corey? Are we too
Speaker 1: old to know it? No? Actually, it's in your wheelhouse,
Speaker 1: like you're your most primed to know this. Nineties that
Speaker 1: that picture was from the late nineties. Yeah, a little
Speaker 1: late for me. I mean, oh no, I should know it.
Speaker 1: I know something about it. Still a great show. Just
Speaker 1: start with someone. I'll show you mine. Don't say unless
Speaker 1: it's right. It's Corey the only one who's coming up
Speaker 1: with an answer. Brodie's List is writing, I have no clue.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Logan without
Speaker 1: an answer, Hayden saying ranger Ricky without an answer, Alyssa
Speaker 1: saying antique road show, Korean without an answer, Seth without
Speaker 1: an answer. I kind of got it right, Steve saying
Speaker 1: red Scare, red scare, and Corey, who got it right?
Speaker 1: Said the Red Green Show. I don't think you get
Speaker 1: it with some kind of like it was red, remember
Speaker 1: me saying I know part of the name was red.
Speaker 1: The Red Green Show had three hundred episodes that ran
Speaker 1: from to two thousand six. It was about Red Green,
Speaker 1: the president of the Possum Lodge Men's Club, and his
Speaker 1: group of friends who always gave sage outdoor advice. This
Speaker 1: is what one television critics said of the show quote,
Speaker 1: I think Bob newharten plaid on acid with a chainsaw,
Speaker 1: and you might come close to getting the essence of
Speaker 1: what made Red Green so enjoyable. How how did that
Speaker 1: encounter end up happening? Oh, he came to I think
Speaker 1: it was an Ace hardware store in Sioux Falls, which
Speaker 1: is about an hour where I was from, and I
Speaker 1: watched every episode of Red Green, so we went to
Speaker 1: see him. What does that have to do with your camp?
Speaker 1: It was like it was a show that taught like
Speaker 1: I'm gonna show you how to take a ceiling fan
Speaker 1: and make a boat motor. He would do things like that,
Speaker 1: or I'm gonna show you how to clean your gun,
Speaker 1: and then as he's handling the gun, it accidentally goes
Speaker 1: off that that was like the whole Red Green stick.
Speaker 1: He'd be very healthfully if you were trying to catch
Speaker 1: the kind of stuff that happens to deer cameras going
Speaker 1: off motor boat. We have two questions left. Give us
Speaker 1: a scoreboard update, uh Alyssa and Hayden. I'm so sorry
Speaker 1: but you already no longer in the running. But we
Speaker 1: have Logan and Karin with four points apiece seven, Corey
Speaker 1: with five, and Stephen Brody with six. Do you remember
Speaker 1: we're not identified Hayden as an this is my worst
Speaker 1: on Friday. It's all about endurance. Here did he get
Speaker 1: his name now? Corey? Before we move on, did you
Speaker 1: watch Red Green a lot? No? I never watched a
Speaker 1: single episode. Oh but you still knew it? Yeah? I
Speaker 1: just I think one day I was looking up the
Speaker 1: Tom Green Show and remember and watch five minutes skits
Speaker 1: and was like, oh yeah, this is cool, and you
Speaker 1: know it's stuck in my steel trap of a memory.
Speaker 1: It's great question. The topic is wildlife. This next great
Speaker 1: question comes to is via Kevin ramd In. If you
Speaker 1: have a question you think it's right from Meat Eater Trivia,
Speaker 1: you can send it to trivia at the meat eater
Speaker 1: dot com. What bird is featured on a standard Canadian
Speaker 1: one dollar coin? What bird is featured on a standard
Speaker 1: Canadian one dollar coins? It's the quickest answer. I just
Speaker 1: pulled out Brody Logan with the quick answer. Smather folks,
Speaker 1: quick Brody. Though it's not real close to Canada. Just
Speaker 1: you can see Russia from his house. It's harder play
Speaker 1: like that. It is. It's like it's like when I'm
Speaker 1: trying to get something done and my kids are screaming.
Speaker 1: It's a lot like that. I have a feeling he's
Speaker 1: still my Get it right, does everybody? Okay, I need
Speaker 1: a little extra time since Steve was distracting me. Steve,
Speaker 1: why do you know this one so well? Okay, I'm
Speaker 1: not telling I'll tell you later. He grew up in Michigan. No, no,
Speaker 1: Brody m Corey, you know this one? I do you
Speaker 1: grew up in a state that borders Canada. Yeah, it
Speaker 1: was like an hour and a half from Canada. Got
Speaker 1: a lot of these coins as a tip. They don't
Speaker 1: work too well. Go ahead and reveal your answers. We
Speaker 1: have Steve saying loon he nearly erased it on a
Speaker 1: sweatshirt from celebrating Logan sang falcon Hayden without an answer,
Speaker 1: Brody saying he's not letting me see it, bald the Eagle.
Speaker 1: I like that though, that's creative. A list of saying Crane,
Speaker 1: Karin saying golden eagle, Cordy sang loon, Seth saying osprey.
Speaker 1: The correct answer is loon. Uh they call it. They
Speaker 1: call it looney. Canadian coins and tunis the standard one
Speaker 1: dollar coin features a loon, which is why it's called
Speaker 1: a looney. The standard two dollar coin features a polar bear,
Speaker 1: but Canadians combine the words too and looney to come
Speaker 1: up with tuny. They're badass. Analysis Spencer, there Fell, we
Speaker 1: have one question left. Give us a scoreboard update. We
Speaker 1: have three players left in the game. Corey and Brody
Speaker 1: have six points and Steve has seven. All comes down
Speaker 1: question ten. The topic is hunting. Name one of the
Speaker 1: three states with the most black bear entries in the
Speaker 1: Boone and Crockett record Book. Name one of the three
Speaker 1: states with the most black bear entries in the Boone
Speaker 1: and Crockett record Book. One more time? Who were the
Speaker 1: three players left? Phil, Corey, Brody and Steve? And Steve
Speaker 1: has seven Brody and Corey of six. We need Steve
Speaker 1: to get this wrong, Brody and Corey to get it right,
Speaker 1: and we will go to overtime. Cory has never won
Speaker 1: a game of trivia. Have you been to overtime before? No? Okay,
Speaker 1: we could have a first Steve, how confident are you? Okay?
Speaker 1: Got this one? Maybe? What's the question? Name one of
Speaker 1: the three states with the most black bear entries in
Speaker 1: the Boon and Crockett record Book. Does everybody have an answer?
Speaker 1: Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Steve sang Alaska,
Speaker 1: Logan saying Montana, Hayden sang Maine, Brodie saying Pennsylvania, Alyssa
Speaker 1: saying Maine, Karin saying Arkansas, Cordy sang North Carolina, Seth
Speaker 1: saying Alaska. I do something for bonus. Let's hear it.
Speaker 1: I think it's Pennsylvania, Alaska, and Maine. North Carolina betches.
Speaker 1: The three states are Alaska, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. Wisconsin by
Speaker 1: getting that one right and finishes with eight correct answers.
Speaker 1: Wisconsin has a demanding lead on the rest of the
Speaker 1: country with eight hundred forty two boone and Crockett Black Bears.
Speaker 1: Hit me with that again. Wisconsin has a demanding lead
Speaker 1: with eight hundred forty two boone and Crockett Black Bears.
Speaker 1: That's followed by Pennsylvania with four thirty six, Alaska with
Speaker 1: two forty eight, Minnesota with two forty three, Colorado in
Speaker 1: North Carolina with two oh eight, in Arizona with one man.
Speaker 1: I won, but the skin of my teeth? Do you
Speaker 1: gotta get your bears checked? In Alaska? Well, it depends
Speaker 1: like teeth, and because I bet you a lot, go on,
Speaker 1: No not you do you definitely not even depends on
Speaker 1: what gm you you're in. There's gm us where there's
Speaker 1: nothing you need to do. This is why I make
Speaker 1: Doug During so mad when I say that the Boone
Speaker 1: and Crockett record book is more about like your culture
Speaker 1: than it is the big quitters being killed, because Wisconsin
Speaker 1: also leads the nation and Boone and Crockett entries for
Speaker 1: white tails, but I doubt that that state solely has
Speaker 1: the most giant white tails and the most giant black
Speaker 1: bears being killed. It's just like in their culture to
Speaker 1: be entering those things in a book where may not man,
Speaker 1: there's a lot of hunters entering a lot of animals,
Speaker 1: so it definitely shows a trend in the in the
Speaker 1: population of animals. I would agree, but you think, but
Speaker 1: I think Alaska, you could have so many Boone and
Speaker 1: Crockett bears that never ever get ready exactly because but
Speaker 1: in some states, you know, every bear gets killed exactly
Speaker 1: like Pennsylvania. Steve wins with eight correct answers. What happens
Speaker 1: next is he gets to choose where the five hundred
Speaker 1: dollar donation goes. So what's it gonna be? Uh? Last
Speaker 1: time I won did the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership this time, however,
Speaker 1: because we just uh we just we we have at mediator,
Speaker 1: we have a land Access Initiative fund. We have some
Speaker 1: news on that right yeah, and we just drained it out,
Speaker 1: um because we participated in a big public land purchase
Speaker 1: a couple of years ago. We did one in Maine.
Speaker 1: This year we did one in Montana, and uh we
Speaker 1: just kind of sucked her dry so in to help
Speaker 1: fill our land Access Initiative fund back up again, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna donate my winnings this time on this distinct occasion
Speaker 1: of wind, I'm gonna donate it to the meat Eater
Speaker 1: Land Access Initiative. And what did that most recent purchase
Speaker 1: get us? What happened with the Montana land access someone
Speaker 1: else get the super lives it was. It was a
Speaker 1: big chunk of land up in near Glacier. It's called
Speaker 1: what's called Montana Outdoors that mm hmm uh so former
Speaker 1: timberland that wins up a ton of access to national
Speaker 1: forest land, but also is a sizeable chunk of land.
Speaker 1: It will be forever made public um going forward, and
Speaker 1: it provided great access to stuff it would have been
Speaker 1: otherwise difficult to access. Now, after the main project, you
Speaker 1: made a proclamation that nobody from meat eater would step
Speaker 1: foot on that piece of ground. Does that same thing
Speaker 1: standard I said that, Um, I didn't say that I
Speaker 1: couldn't prevent anyone from doing it, but I bet you
Speaker 1: that want not being true on this one I could.
Speaker 1: I would happily say that I would for whatever reason.
Speaker 1: I would be like, Okay, I won't go there, but
Speaker 1: I wouldn't want to say that anyone that works you
Speaker 1: won't go, because I bet you they will. You won't
Speaker 1: be mad if Hayden is there next one. I don't know,
Speaker 1: but I would happily say I would in order for
Speaker 1: someone to say like, oh, you're just doing it because
Speaker 1: you blah blah blah, like that it's that it somehow
Speaker 1: isn't that it somehow motivated by personal desire to you know,
Speaker 1: like to like that's my favorite spot. So to take
Speaker 1: all the people's money and put it towards that to
Speaker 1: reduce the appearance of a conflict of interest, I would
Speaker 1: readily agree to not stop foot on it. Five dollars
Speaker 1: going to Meat Eaters Land Access Initiative. It's probably the
Speaker 1: first five dollars put in there of the new year. Now,
Speaker 1: we have some sad news to deliver before we get
Speaker 1: out of here. About two weeks ago, we lost friend
Speaker 1: of the show, Ed Newman, at age forty six. Ed
Speaker 1: is the man who built our Meat Eater Trivia Trophy,
Speaker 1: Meat Eater Trivia Championship plaque, and Meat Eat or Chili
Speaker 1: Cookoff Trophy. Ed passed away after an afternoon of hunting,
Speaker 1: which his family wanted to point out in the obituary
Speaker 1: because the outdoors were that important to him. Ed was
Speaker 1: fantastic to work with. You could tell you he he was
Speaker 1: incredibly passionate about teaching and all things hunting, fishing, and conservation. Genuinely,
Speaker 1: there wasn't a person better suited to take on these
Speaker 1: projects than Ed. So we're thankful we got to know Ed.
Speaker 1: Our thoughts are with his family, friends, and students, and
Speaker 1: we dedicate this episode of Meat Eat or Trivia to him,
Speaker 1: the only game show where conservation always wins. Thank you, Ed.