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Mostly Trivial #142 Famous Old Time Comedians Trivia
Famous Old-Time Comedians
Marx Brothers Trivia
From 1929 on they were very active in film. Their first films they appeared as The Four Marx Brothers (Chico, Harpo, Groucho, Zeppo), but Zeppo left the movie business after Duck Soup. He didnt like acting much. From 1929 to 1949 they made 13 films. After that Chico and Harpo more or less retired, but Groucho started a second career as a show master in the quiz show "You Bet Your Life" which I use to watch as a kid late at night.
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Mostly Trivial #141 Surf's Up History of Surfing Trivia Surf's Up!
Kowabunga
Surfing wasn't dead in the Hawaiian Islands in the late 1800s, but it was drowning, along with most Hawaiian customs and most Hawaiians. After 125 years of Hawaiian-European contact/ conquest, the haole had tried to exercise control over just about everything Hawaiian: their Gods, their culture, their magic, their land and their lives.
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Mostly Trivial #140 Ice Scream! Ice Cream Trivia ICE CREAM!
Chill Out Man
The top five states that produce the most ice cream.
(1) California
(2) Indiana
(3) Ohio
(4) Illinois
(5) Michigan.
In 1991, another flavor phenomenon was created -- Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough ice cream, which combines the best part of the Chocolate Chip cookie -- the raw dough -- with creamy vanilla ice cream and semi-sweet chocolate chips. Its my favorite!
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Mostly Trivial #139 Sea of Coral Sea life Trivia Coral Reefs
So facinating
The whimsical names of corals â bubble, staghorn, starburst, and brain â hint at their spectacular appearance, but not necessarily at their true value. As the largest living structures on the planet, coral reefs are also among the greatest storehouses of biodiversity on Earth.
Coral reefs are also one of the most threatened marine systems. Scientists estimate that unless we take immediate action, we could lose up to 70 percent of coral reefs by 2050.
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Mostly Trivial #138 I'm not a Doctor, but I play one on T.V! television Trivia I'm not a Doctor, but I play one on T.V!
T.V. Trivia
Syndication â this is the terminology rather broadly used to describe secondary programming usages (beyond the original run). It includes secondary runs in the country of first issue, but also international usage. In many cases other companies or TV stations that do the syndication work, in other words to sell the product into the markets they are allowed to sell into by contract from the copyright holders, in most cases the pro ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv #137 Famous Cities Famous Cities
Chicago!
The Century of Progress fairs of 1933 and 1934 were built on landfill just south of Grant Park. The Great Depression limited the original plans for extensive landfill activity. Yet the New Deal created an opportunity to make other improvements, such as the construction of Lake Shore Drive. These improvements helped make the lakefront the focal point for citywide celebrations and a core of cultural institutions that now include the Art Institute of Chicago, the ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv #136 StoneHenge Famous Landmarks
Stonehenge
As you drive through the swirling mists of the Salisbury plain, the trailers of mist part and you gape incredulously at the glorious tableau. An ancient henge encloses enormous orthostats and colossal trilithons of heathen sarsen and shadowy dolerite. "Stonehengeâ" you breathe in an awed whisper.
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MostTriv #135 Planets and Stars Through the Stars
Don't Space out on me
Antares is the 16th brightest star in the sky.
It is fairly close to us too... only about 600 light years away.
(Meaning that its light, traveling at 186,282 miles per second, takes only 600 years to reach us!)
To put this 600 light years into perspective...
The furthest celestial body visible to the naked eye is the Andromeda Galaxy and its roughly 2,610,000 light years away!
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MostTriv #134 Communication Talk to Me
Computer or pen and paper!
Communication is the process of transferring information from a sender [Me] to a receiver [You] with the use of a medium [like a phone] in which the communicated information is understood by both sender and receiver. Simple enough?
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MostTriv #133 Death in 3's Death in 3's
Seems to always happen?
I have as much authority as the Pope, I just don't have as many people who believe it. - George Carlin
George Carlin had many popular writings on the Internet being falsely attributed to him, such as the anonymous commentaries "I Am a Bad American" and "The Paradox of Our Time," along with several lists of one-liner jokes. Carlin states on his website that he did not write them, and "nothing you see on the Internet is mine unless it came from one ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv #132 Mini-Golf Putt Putt Golf
Do YOU Play?
The miniature golf courses they built only cost a few thousand dollars to construct and the rate-of-return on the investment reportedly were phenomenal. After boasting to the press that they planned to franchise courses throughout the world Delanoy and Ledbetter abruptly vanished from the annals of miniature golf history.
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MostTriv #131 Fairy Tales Fairie Tales
More 'Grimm' then you expect?
The older fairy tales were intended for old folks as well as kids, but they were associated with children as early as the writings of the prÃcieuses; ("preciousness")
The Brothers Grimm titled their collection "Children's and Household Tales", and the link with kids has only grown stronger with time.
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MostTriv #130 Indiana Jones Indiana Jones
and the Pimple of Doom! [LOL]
More trivia left over from LAST week, but still good, don't cha know.
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
Before âThe Kingdom of the Crystal Skullâ was chosen as the title, several other titles were considered and even registered with the MPAA in August 2007, including âThe City of Godsâ, âThe Destroyer of Worldsâ, âThe Fourth Corner of the Earthâ, âThe Lost City of Goldâ, and finally, âThe Quest fo ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv #129 Name that Movie Name that Movie
An Audio Quiz
Die Hard Movie Quotes (1988)
Bruce Willis (John McClane): You throw quite a party. I didn't realize they celebrated Christmas in Japan.
James Shigeta (Joseph Takagi): Hey, we're flexible. Pearl Harbor didn't work out so we got you with tape decks.
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MostTriv #128 Hot Air Balloons Hot Air Ballons
Up, Up and Away!
The largest hot air balloon festival is the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta which is held each October in Albuquerque, New Mexico. This event was started in 1972 with just 13 balloons attending. In the year 2000, it recorded 1019 balloons in attendance.
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MostTriv #127 GO Green GO Green!
Its good for all of us, don't cha think?
Fossil fuel use produces huge amounts and different types of particles, including dust, soot, smoke and other very fine floating stuff, a lot which is not visible. These lung irritants may not seriously bug a big adult type person, however, they do have serious and lasting effects on kids and their developing lungs and immune systems.
Our penalty: Higher healthcare costs, sick kiddos and higher taxes. Great, more money out the door!
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MostTriv #126 Money More Money!
You know you want some.At least some good trivia.
A coin is usually a piece of hard material, usually metal or a metallic material, usually in the shape of a disc, and most often issued by a government. Coins are used as a form of money in transactions of various kinds, from the everyday circulation coins to the storage of vast amounts of bullion coins. In the present day, coins and banknotes make up the cash forms of all modern money systems.
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MostTriv #125 Body Functions Body Functions
Sounds from Knuckles and Below!
The digestive tract is the system of organs within multicellular animals that takes in food, digests it to extract energy and nutrients, and expels the remaining waste. The major functions of the GI tract are ingestion, digestion, absorption, and defecation.
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What do you know, Joe?
What is the medical term for vomiting?
A. RefluxâB. MeconiumâC. Cholelithiasis
D. Emesis
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MostTriv #124 Animal Gestation Animal Babies
from Eggs and Bellies
Whats the gestation period for a pregnant mouse?
it's about 3 weeks. House mice breed throughout the year and can become pregnant within 48 hours of producing a litter. There are usually about 6 mice to a litter and females may produce as many as ten litters (about 50 young) per year. It takes 21 to 23 days for gestation and 35 days for a mouse to mature. They live about 2 years.
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MostTriv 123 Space Junk Space Junk
One BIG Garbage Can!
As of June 21 2000, the U.S. Space Command counted 8,927 man-made objects in the great above and beyond; some are there more or less permanently. Of the total, 2,671 are satellites (working or not), 90 are space probes that have been launched out of Earth orbit, and 6096 are mere chunks of debris zooming around the third planet from the Sun. The United States leads the former Soviet Union in the total quantity of orbital junk, but some companies a ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv 122 Crocs vs. Gators Little Dinasaurs
The who's who of reptiles
After surviving nearly unchanged for over 200 million years crocodiles and alligators were hunted to the brink of extinction between 1900 and 1967 in a period as brief as a single man's life, how sad. Also their habitats continue to shrink. Today due to conservation efforts the American alligator is no longer on the endangered species list but many species of crocodiles remain at risk. Continued diligence is necessary if we are to prese ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv# 121 Magnets Magnets.Very attractive!
If they ate spinach would they have more iron?
The discovery of the magnetic compass was an event of GREAT importance in the history of people. It was the first documented instrument created by mankind that could be read using a precise scale. Of course the sundial had been around for a long time, but it doesn't move [just it's shadow does as you know]. There was the wind vane, but no precise way at that time to measure wind direction. If you think about ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv# 120 Windmills Windmills of my Mind
So many uses!
There are examples of windmills whose sails rotate clockwise, and examples that rotate anticlockwise.
The direction is always taken from in front of the mill, and looking at the sails, the solid edge is the leading edge. An example of nearby similar mills whose sails rotate in opposite directions can be seen in Cambridgeshire at Bourn (anticlockwise) and Great Gransden (clockwise).
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MostTriv# 119 Happy Hour It's Happy Hour!
Celebrate the New Year responsibly of course.
Tossing salted peanuts in a glass of beer makes the peanuts dance.
In Japan, beer is sold in vending machines, by street vendors and in the train station
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The Wines of the Paris Tasting:
[California wines are denoted by an asterisk *]
Reds
*Stag's Leap Wine Cellars 1973, Napa Valley (127.5)
ChÃteau Mouton-Rothschild 1970 (126)
ChÃteau Haut-Brion 1970 (125.5)
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MostTriv# 118 More Animal Fun More Animal Fun
This show is dedicated to Sprocket
She was my 17 year old Wiemeraner. She passed away Tuesday Dec. 5th 2007, we'll miss her so much.
The Weimaraner's written history begins around 1880, when this breed was first exhibited at a Berlin, Germany dog show, where they were referred to as "l'mongrels". The Grand Duke Karl August of Weimar (Germany), wanted to develop a multipurpose dog. It's nickname is the "Gray Ghost"; this comes from not only the Weimaraner's color, ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv# 117 Famous Firsts More Famous Firsts
Three different subjects on the show today
How many will you get this time?
Who invented X rays? Well it was Wilhelm Roentgen, a German physicist, discovered X rays in 1895. For this discovery, Roentgen was awarded the first-ever Nobel Prize in Physics in 1901. Neat huh?
What do you know, Joe?
Which of the following innovations was NOT invented by Thomas Edison?
A. The phonographâB. The long-lasting light-bulbâC. The Kinetoscope
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MostTriv# 116 Skeletons The Skeleton
Inspiration from Halloween, Did you have a good one?
We saw a lot this week around the neighborhood. Skeletons that is.
skelÂeÂton
Pronunciation:
\Ëske-lÉ-tÉn\
Function: noun
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, neuter of skeletos dried up; akin to Greek skellein to dry up, sklÄros hard and perhaps to Old English sceald shallow
Date: 1578
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MostTriv# 115 Fruits&Veggies Fruits and Vegetables
The Answers might surprise You
You must be wondering about the benefits of eating fruits... well aren'tyou?
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MostTriv #114 Call the Police Call the Police!
and I don't mean the band :-)
When was Chicago without a police force?
In 1861, John Wentworth fired the entire Chicago Police Department when his term as mayor came to an end. Those terminated included sixty patrolmen, three sergeants, three lieutenants, and one captain. The city of Chicago was entirely without police protection for twelve hours until the Board of Commissioners swore in new officers.
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MostTriv #113b About Us It's All About Us! [better mix]
Mostly Trivial on Mostly Trivial
From 2 loyal listeners who helped with todays trivia
Man, I've had a Mostly Trivial orgy today. ÂI've been listening to your
show for a couple of weeks, and downloaded all the previous episodes
over the weekend. ÂToday, I listened to all but about 6 episodes. ÂI
LOVE your show! ÂNot only do you have great trivia, but it's the
best-sounding podcast I've heard since I started listening to podcasts
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MostTriv #112 Word Origins Word Origins
Some surprising answers for You?
Where do thes words come from
Some folks âsleep like a topâ when they go to bed. Do you know where this comes from?
Long before the days of high-tech toys and the Internet, a favorite child's toy was a spinning top. To set the top spinning, you wound the string round the shaft, balanced the top carefully upright, and pulled the string with all your might. At maximum spin, the top can appear to be perfectly still, or âsleepingâ. ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv #111 Bubble Gum Bubblicious!
For better or ill, I sat on a stump, And was stuck by a lump, Of gum on my rump...And am sitting there still.
Pop goes theBubble Gum!
For 12 years, the selling, importing, manufacturing and chewing of gum was illegal in Singapore. The ban was lifted in 2004 - - but the chewy stuff can only be bought at pharmacies. Customers must give their names and show an identity card before receiving their gum. Pharmacists who donât follow these rules can be jailed fo ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv #110 Pirates"Well Shiver me Timbers!
AARRRRRRR!!!
Did you know...
Why were pirate attacks so often successful?
Pirate ships usually carried far more crew than ordinary ships of a similar size. This meant they could easily outnumber their victims. Pirates altered their ships so that they could carry far more cannon than merchant ships of the same size.
In some parts of the world, especially the South China Seas, piracy still exists today.
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MostTriv #109 Wind Instruments"The answer my friend is Blowin' in the Wind
I'm winded just thinkin' about it!
Did you know...
wind instrument, in music, any instrument whose tone is produced by a vibrating column of air. In the pipe organ the column of air is set into vibration by mechanical means. Other wind instruments are blown by the player and are divided into two groups, the woodwinds and the brass winds, or brasses.
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MostTriv #108 Sled Dogs"Lets go a-Sledding!
I think Minnesota is cold...
Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race
It has been called the âLast Great Race on Earthâ. German, Spanish, British, Japanese and American film crews have covered the event. Itâs not just a dog sled race, itâs a race in which unique men and woman compete. Mushers enter from all walks of life. Fishermen, lawyers, doctors, miners, artists, natives, Canadians, Swiss, French and others.
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MostTriv #107 WhiskeyLast Post Answers: B: Discovery
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Dont forget to vote for my show. It helps my exposure to new listeners. (over in the left hand column)
"Whiskey a GO-GO
Are we having fun yet?" [Maybe after a couple of belts]
Did you know...
Whisky, one of the worldâs largest spirits, has a history of its own. The name âwhiskyâ itself is a variant on the phrase âwater of lifeâ indicting spirits. Thi ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Most Triv #106 80's Music"We love 80's music
Mostly Trivial is back!"
Did You Miss Us?
In 1987, Siobhan Fahey, former member of Bananarama, married Dave Stewart (Eurythmics). She later formed the band Shakespear's Sister with Marcella Detroit. They had two albums: Sacred Heart (1989) and Hormonally Yours (1992)
Â
What do you know, Joe?
In 1989, 50 leading music journalists were asked for their choice of
Most OVER-RATED Artist of the Decade. These are the top five, Who was Number 1?
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MostTriv #105 Science Fiction"Open the pod bay doors, HAL"
Arthur C. Clarke once said, "If you understand 2001 completely, we failed. We wanted to raise far more questions than we answered."Robot Boy is back today... [He has a new battery]
Stanley Kubrick worked for several months with effects technicians to come up with a convincing effect for the floating pen in the shuttle sequence. After trying many different techniques, without success, Kubrick decided to simply use a pen that was taped to a sheet of glass ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv #104 BicyclesIt's High-Wheeling timeReady for a ride in the country? Dont fallThanks to Matt from Stockton for the subject and questions. Robot Boy is off today...[He is OK just a bad battery]â Each February in Evandale, Tasmania, Penny Farthing enthusiasts from around the world converge on the small village for a series of Penny Farthing races, including the national championship. This is the largest Penny Farthing festival in the world.â Progressive rock band Arena's album The Visitor features a man ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv #103 BillardsWho wants to break first?Let Cue up a great show!Thanks to Josh Myers in WN for the subject and questions.The term âpoolroomâ now means a place where billiards is played, but in the 19th century a poolroom was a betting parlor for horse racing. Billiard tables were installed so patrons could pass the time between races. The game of billiards and the poolroom became connected in the publicâs mind. Today, the two terms are used interchangeably.ÂWhat do you know, Joe?What is the term used ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv #102 CheeseLet's cut some Cheese!Shhhh...This is Robot Boy typing [hehe]Thanks to Guy Bauer [guybauerhalfhour.com podcast] for the intro.The Chuck E. Cheese franchise was created by Atari, a restaurant combining robotic animals and arcade games with family meals. They named the franchise a Pizza Time Theater. Chuck E. Cheese was first opened in 1977.What do you know, Joe?According to John Travolta's character in Quentin Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction", what do they call a quarterpounder with cheese in Fran ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv #101 Wonders of the WorldShow 101wonderfully fun!Heres to a 100 moreThanks to Leo Laporte for the intro...and to My Trivia Podcast [Will]for the sound bites [Olivia and Amanda] "What do you know, Joe?The Tears of Meng Jiang Nu" is a great Chinese folktale related to the wall. The husband of the beautiful Meng was taken from her by the first emperor (Qin) to work on the wall. She trekked countless miles to find him. She finally succeeded, but he had just died. She began crying and her tears were so great that a stor ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv #100 PrimeTime CartoonsIt's the big 100!This a long but fun oneThanks to Darren in Australia for the trivia suggestion, and to all the folks who contributed to the show :-)Thanks for the great ride. If it wasn't for you I wouldnt be here!What do you know, Joe?Hanna-Barbera Cartoons: Place the following in order of introduction:A. Jonny QuestâB. The JetsonsâC. Scooby Doo, Where Are YouD. The Flintstones Last Post Answers: A. Some cilia in the ear have been destroyed and are "dying" Add youself to my Frappr Map i ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv #99 Sound WavesHey, Listen to THIS!I was just having fun yelling at you :-)Pete Townshend on iPodsâWho guitarist Pete Townshend is warning iPod users they may face hearing loss if they pump up the volume on the devices.âTownshend, 60, said his hearing was irreversibly damaged from using studio headphones, and he now takes 36-hour breaks between recording sessions. The band was known for loud performances.â "Hearing loss is a terrible thing because it cannot be repaired," Townshend said on his website. ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv #98 Mother Natureits Not Nice To Fool Mother NatureInside or outside, there is always something fun to learn about NatureSome Do's and Don'ts on Feeding the Birds ( I love to feed the Birds out on our deck!)A hanging feeder with sunflower seeds will attract numerous birds, but don't forget a suet feeder for the woodpeckers, nuthatches, titmice and chickadees, and a ground or tray-type feeder with cracked corn or mixed seed for cardinals, doves, juncos, sparrows and others that prefer feeding from the ground ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv #97 the SuperbowlDa Super Bowl XLI! (that's 41 in roman numerals kids) It's Super Bowl trivia in a statistical about way ;-)When: February 4, 2007Game Time: 6:00 p.m. Eastern Standard TimeWhere: Dolphin Stadium, Miami, FloridaCapacity: 76,000At Stake: National Football League ChampionshipParticipants: Indianapolis Colts vs. Chicago BearsSuper Bowl XLI will be broadcast live in more than 230 countries.Player Bonus Shares Winning Team: $73,000, Losing Team: $38,000 (thats a full year salary for some folk ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv #96 That 70's MusicThat 70's Music!Beatle John Lennon appeared on the first cover of "Rolling Stone" magazine, which debuted on November 9, 1967.As a result of Russian copyright law changes in 1975, the Rolling Stones were the first rock group to receive Russian royalties.During their 1976 tour, The Who was the first rock group to use lasers in a live performance.The first American pop group to tour the U.S.S.R. was the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band during their 1977 concert tour.What do you know, Joe? What act has ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv #95 Passing OnWhat a way to Go!The cause of death in certain area and certain group of ages are different according to area and each group. In 2001 in U.S. the top 10 cause of death in medicine are: Heart Disease: 696,947 Cancer: 557,271 Stroke: 162,672 Chronic lower respiratory diseases: 124,816 Accidents (unintentional injuries): 106,742 Diabetes: 73,249 Influenza/Pneumonia: 65,681 Alzheimer's disease: 58,866 (There were also 16,110 people murdered) Statistical data from: U.S. Department of Health & H ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
MostTriv #94 Happy New Year!Let's make this a great year for ourselves, shall we?Despite lofty goals, most Americans break their resolution within a few days. If you are serious about any changes in your life, you need to develop a plan of action and stick to it. Listen to show #57 for more New years TriviaÂWhat do you know, Joe? Western society's official calendar was generated from?A. The Julian CalendarâB. The Gregorian CalendarâC. The Chinese CalendarD. The Solar CalendarLast Post Answers: C. more than fifty mi ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | |
