The Daily Trivia Podcast

Daily Trivia Pod
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The Daily Trivia Podcast is a fast, fun daily trivia podcast featuring quick-hit questions on history, pop culture, movies, sports, science, and general knowledge. Perfect for commutes, breaks, and trivia lovers who want to challenge their brain in just a few minutes a day. Subscribe for new episodes every weekday.

  1. 4h ago

    ABBA, Banksy, Marathons & Enron | 6 Daily Trivia Questions for YOU!

    I'm giving the people what they want: MORE ABBA!   🎧 If you've been enjoying The Daily Trivia Podcast, I'd love your support! Follow the Facebook page for daily trivia, behind-the-scenes updates, and new episode announcements: FOLLOW HERE!   Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   ________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS: Disco I've mentioned ABBA on the show before and since this is a disco category, it seems fitting that there should be a question about them: Waterloo was the winning song in the 1974 edition of what competition? Enclaves With about 670,000 residents, what is the most populated federal enclave in the US? Art auctions Love is in the bin is the piece by Banksy, that famously shredded once it was sold. Which auction house in England did this occur at? Documentary films I actually found a question about a documentary about trivia! “The rise and fall of HQ trivia” is the subtitle for what documentary whose name references a technical malfunction? Marathons A marathon is 26.2 miles in honor of the distance that what soldier ran from the battle of Marathon to Athens? Auditing After scandals like Enron and previously mentioned on this podcast WorldCom, the Sarbanes-Oxley act of 2002 was passed by Senator Sarbanes and Representative Oxley from which two states?

    8 min

  2. 1d ago

    Daily Trivia about Animals, Food, and Decades Past

    Yep! Lots of fun knowledge in this one!   🎧 If you've been enjoying The Daily Trivia Podcast, I'd love your support! Follow the Facebook page for daily trivia, behind-the-scenes updates, and new episode announcements: FOLLOW HERE!   Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   ________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS: Trade shows The consumer electronic show or CES, is a tradeshow that is famous for debuting all sorts of new technology. It now takes place in Las Vegas, but originated in 1967 in what other city? Culinary Schools Marthe Distel founded what legendary culinary school in 1895? Roaring 20s In 1929 a gang shooting orchestrated by Al Capone on George Bugs Moran, occurred on what holiday? Zoology What land animal has the strongest bite force at 1800 psi? Bats Bats use echolocation to hunt at night. What substance do they also target that does not reflect noise? Electric Vehicles Scottish inventor Robert Andersen invented a precursor to the electric vehicle called “the electric carriage” in which 19th century decade?

    8 min

  3. 2d ago

    How to get rich through accounting! And other Daily Trivia!

    Misleading title? Maybe, but hear the questions out before you judge my advice. 🎧 If you've been enjoying The Daily Trivia Podcast, I'd love your support! Follow the Facebook page for daily trivia, behind-the-scenes updates, and new episode announcements: FOLLOW HERE!   Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   ________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS: Weddings June, The most popular month to get married is due to couples wanting to tie the knot during the month named for what Roman deity of marriage and childbirth. Art Galleries The first public art gallery, the Ufizzi, is located in which Italian city? Animated Films Which of the five Toy Story films is the only one who have been nominated for an Academy Award for best picture? Dance Music Swedish DJ Tim Bergling was better known by what stage name? Triathalons The underpants run, is a charitable race that consists of a 1.2 mile jog preceding the Iron Man on what island? Accounting American accountant Walter Diemer was probably a great accountant but he is better known as the inventor of what candy that would adhere to the concept of double entry bookkeeping?

    8 min

  4. 3d ago

    Daily Trivia! Country Music, Progressive Era, Botany & More

    Trying something new! The questions get harder, the further you go!   🎧 If you've been enjoying The Daily Trivia Podcast, I'd love your support! Follow the Facebook page for daily trivia, behind-the-scenes updates, and new episode announcements: FOLLOW HERE!   Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   ________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS: Country Music What is the name of the annual country music festival held in Indio, California? Progressive Era The book titles, The History of Standard Oil was written by which journalist in 1904 and helped turn public opinion against Standard Oil? Snack Foods The Churro is a snack of fried dough, sugar, and all sorts of goodness originating from which country? Batteries The first battery was made of alternating layers of zinc, copper, and cloth soaked in saltwater in 1800 by what Italian scientist? American Artists Appearing in about 8 of his paintings, what famous American Artist was a model and collaborator of Edgar Degas? Botany Found on the underside of plant leaves, what is the name for the microscopic pores that take in the atmosphere, allowing a plant to breathe?

    9 min

  5. 6d ago

    Films, Sports, and More General Knowledge Trivia!

    We cover almost everything! Sorry, We cover.....a cover.   🎧 If you've been enjoying The Daily Trivia Podcast, I'd love your support! Follow the Facebook page for daily trivia, behind-the-scenes updates, and new episode announcements: FOLLOW HERE!   Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   ________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS: Film Festivals The Golden Bear is the top honor at what International film festival? Cover Songs What hit song by Tina Turner was originally recorded by the band Bucks Fizz, however never released? Handball In a standard game of Olympic Handball, how many players on on the court at a time? Insurance The Rock of Gibraltar is prominently featured in the logo for what insurance company? Etiquette If you look at your dinner plate imagine a clock, what number do you align your silverware to, in order to let the wait staff know you are done with your food? Book Fairs What larger than life literary character is the mascot of the Scholastic book fair?

    7 min

  6. Jun 25

    From Rich People To Even Richer People, and more General Knowledge!

    Yep, Lot of $ in this one!   🎧 If you've been enjoying The Daily Trivia Podcast, I'd love your support! Follow the Facebook page for daily trivia, behind-the-scenes updates, and new episode announcements: FOLLOW HERE!   Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!   ________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS: Cranes Cranes are heavy machinery, that can usually operate up until what variable hits 40 mph? Gilded Age In the HBO series, the character of George Russell is based off of robber baron Jay Gould. Both men, fictional and real, are/were tycoons in what industry? Industrial Designers Started in 1991, what industrial designer urged his customers to say “goodbye to the bag” and in doing so, said hello to a bag of money now worth $13.3 Billion? Touchscreens A capacitive touchscreen requires the use of what kind of stylus in order to be properly used? Bateriology When classified by shape, the 4 types of bacteria are Cocci - Spherical, Bacilli - Rod shaped, Spirill - Spiral shaped, and Vibrios, which is what shaped? You’ve probably seen it if you read the question…. Geographic Extremes The longest straight road you could walk over land starts in China and ends up in the city of Greenville, in what West African Nation?

    8 min

  7. Jun 24

    Emmys, Opera, and Breakfast Trivia!

    Clearly the best food to be quizzed about and eaten  🎧 If you've been enjoying The Daily Trivia Podcast, I'd love your support! Follow the Facebook page for daily trivia, behind-the-scenes updates, and new episode announcements: FOLLOW HERE!   Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!     ________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS: Emmy Winners Out of the 54 first ladies in American history, who is the only one to have won an Emmy? Private Equity In one of the first corporate buyouts, Andrew Carnegie sold his Steel Company to what financier? Opera Revivals What opera was revived and made immensely popular when composer Ernest Guiraud took it from an “opera comique” to a musical opera? Sampling M.I.A.’s Paper Planes heavily sampled the song “Straight to Hell” by what British punk band? Field Hockey What is the anatomical name for the upturned part of the head on a field hockey stick? Breakfast Foods Served with eggs, Gallo Pinto is a dish that is considered a national breakfast dish in which two Central American countries?

    7 min

  8. Jun 23

    Film Studios, Typography, and GPS Trivia!

    And more general knowledge trivia to navigate. Good thing you have a GPS.   🎧 If you've been enjoying The Daily Trivia Podcast, I'd love your support! Follow the Facebook page for daily trivia, behind-the-scenes updates, and new episode announcements: FOLLOW HERE!   Please subscribe and if you want to get in touch, you can send an email to dailytriviapod@gmail.com   Thanks and I look forward to bringing you fun trivia every day!     ________________________________________________________________________   QUESTIONS: GPS How many satellites are required to determine your location? Reconstruction The Civil Rights Act of 1866 was the first piece of legislation to have been made into law through what act of Congress? Virology Who identified the first human virus, yellow fever, in 1901? He also has a famous hospital named after him. Coral Islands Coral Islands are formed after the erosion of what other geologic feature? Typography The open negative space in a letter such as a d, o, b, p, and others is known as the what? Film Studios Initially, the 24 stars around the Paramount logo represented what group of people?

    7 min
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The Daily Trivia Podcast is a fast, fun daily trivia podcast featuring quick-hit questions on history, pop culture, movies, sports, science, and general knowledge. Perfect for commutes, breaks, and trivia lovers who want to challenge their brain in just a few minutes a day. Subscribe for new episodes every weekday.

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  • Creator
    Daily Trivia Pod
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    132
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