Episodes
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Tuesday Nov 09, 2021
[Turns to Camera] Oh, Hi! Didn‘t See You There
Tuesday Nov 09, 2021
Tuesday Nov 09, 2021
Profanity warning: F-word at 6:51.
Welcome to a new season! May your coin always land right and may you always KI rather than D.

Tuesday Oct 19, 2021
We‘re Back... Eventually
Tuesday Oct 19, 2021
Tuesday Oct 19, 2021
Join us! Defense will never be easier!

Tuesday Sep 14, 2021
Finish Strong
Tuesday Sep 14, 2021
Tuesday Sep 14, 2021
"Kowloon" means "nine dragons": eight mountains and the last emperor of the Song dynasty.

Saturday Sep 11, 2021
Not Your Demographic
Saturday Sep 11, 2021
Saturday Sep 11, 2021
In fairness, katabatic winds are caused by gravity.

Friday Sep 10, 2021
A Bad Antepenultimate Day
Friday Sep 10, 2021
Friday Sep 10, 2021
Corvette Summer is a perfectly acceptable Teenager In Over His Head movie, and it also has Annie Potts.

Thursday Sep 09, 2021
It Was Raiders, Not Temple of Doom
Thursday Sep 09, 2021
Thursday Sep 09, 2021
Dixie Carter got zero nominations for Designing Women, y'all. Zee. Roe. Its only Emmy win was for Best Hairstyling.

Wednesday Sep 08, 2021
We‘re So Insufferable
Wednesday Sep 08, 2021
Wednesday Sep 08, 2021
Oh hey, here's another podcast to listen to: How LearnedLeague founder Thorsten A. Integrity writes trivia questions. (slate.com)

Saturday Sep 04, 2021
It‘s Never Toulouse-Lautrec
Saturday Sep 04, 2021
Saturday Sep 04, 2021
The Tour de France does use cumulative-time scoring, but the 2020 winner "only" took about 87 hours.

Friday Sep 03, 2021
Happy Saturday! um, Sunday? Friday! Probably Friday!
Friday Sep 03, 2021
Friday Sep 03, 2021
George is the grandson of a furrier, but had neither opportunity nor inkling to enter the family business.

Thursday Sep 02, 2021
200 LearnedLag Fans Are Often Wrong, Because That‘s Just How Trivia Is
Thursday Sep 02, 2021
Thursday Sep 02, 2021
Isamu Akasaki (who died earlier this year), Hiroshi Amano, and Shuji Nakamura received the 2014 Nobel Prize in Physics "for the invention of efficient blue light-emitting diodes which has enabled bright and energy-saving white light sources".