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Tim Wildmon Now back to more Trivia Friday. Hey, welcome back, everybody, to Trivia Friday on American Family Radio. I'm Tim Wildmon with ed Battagliano and J.J. jasper. And as always, we thank you for listening to AFR into Trivia Friday. We got 25 more minutes. More of education coming your way. And, we are, going to repeat our questions that have heretofore. Heretofore gone unanswered.

Ed Vitagliano Now, we're going to try to bring heretofore back into the right lexicon of the English language.

Tim Wildmon Right heretofore has been lost. I, don't think it's coincidental that social media has risen and the word heretofore has diminished. Am I right?

Ed Vitagliano You could. That could be.

Tim Wildmon Same time.

Ed Vitagliano It could track.

Tim Wildmon Yeah, it could track. Okay, go ahead and give your, questions, jj. I'll be back in a minute. all right, did you have his questions? And I'll.

Ed Vitagliano I have, two questions remaining. And then I'll, see if I can look at. Look at this handwriting. I'm just gonna say yes. Yeah, I'd be lucky to be able to read any of that.

Tim Wildmon But, yeah, anyway, go ahead.

Ed Vitagliano He's coming. He's here.

Tim Wildmon He is here.

First question is multiple choice. What is the most widely eaten fish in the United States

Ed Vitagliano All right, here are my two questions. What was the name of the failed organization that preceded the United Nations? There was a group that, after World War II, disbanded, it was replaced by the United Nations. And then second question remaining. What is the most widely eaten fish in the United states? And to JJ's point, we're not talking about eaten by cats, which would probably be goldfish. We're talking about human beings, people. Most widely eaten fish in the United States.

Ed Battagliano Here's what I've got. First question, it's multiple choice. What does a stimp meter measure? S, T, I, M, M, P, M, M, E, T, E, R. Does it measure the speed of a golf course putting green, Or B, the speed that solid rocket boosters are jettisoned from a spacecraft? Or C, the speed at which magma is pushed from the mantle to the surface of the Earth to become lava? What does a stimp meter measure? Something about a golf course, a rocket or volcano. And then I'll add one. What legendary record label was founded by Sam Phillips in 1952?

Tim Wildmon All right, I got two questions. One is a grave. what is the difference between a cemetery and a graveyard? And my Second question is this. by the way, if you can answer that one without looking it up, send you an afr ball cap.

Ed Battagliano Wow.

Tim Wildmon So if you can do.

Ed Vitagliano Okay, we already have two ball caps to give away.

Tim Wildmon Okay.

Ed Battagliano Basically everybody that answers that question.

Tim Wildmon And that's my problem because. All right, so point taken.

Ed Vitagliano We're just.

Ed Battagliano We're just everybody that answers the question.

Ed Vitagliano Correctly from now, you get a hat, and you get a hat, and you get a hat.

Orban: Pu P U L A cheese comes from what animal

Tim Wildmon So, the second question I have is pu. pu P U L A cheese comes from the milk of what animal? And, of course, this is. This is a very expensive. Jesus isn't. This is top. Top shelf.

Ed Vitagliano That's why I've never heard it.

Tim Wildmon Yeah, right. This ain't, you know, this is.

Ed Vitagliano This is not a good mozzarella.

Tim Wildmon This ain't your mama's mozzarella. No. All right, so pill cheese, which is famous. I mean, it comes from the milk of what animal?

Ed Battagliano All right, you're one of number one. And would you like pull cheese with that.

Ed Vitagliano On your cheese fries? All right, we go to.

Tim Wildmon Man, go ahead.

Ed Vitagliano We go to Texas, and Orban is on the line. Orban, welcome.

Orban, welcome back to Trivia Friday

Welcome back, I should say, to Trivia Friday.

Caroline Hello, professors.

Ed Vitagliano Hello, brother Orban. Well, welcome back.

Ed Battagliano You.

Ed Vitagliano What, what, what's your. What's your pleasure today? You want to ask, answer or do both?

Caroline I'd like to try both, please.

Ed Vitagliano All right, which one you want to answer?

Caroline Okay, I had this all worked out before. that guy answered it about the, I won't tell you what it is. Here's how I was going to answer the question. I was going to play this. I used to do this on my PA system going down the road, and I'd be playing this harmonica and I. All the bad kids, they'd come out to get ice cream, and I would give them a piece of coal, you.

Ed Vitagliano Know, and you are probably people loved you in the neighborhood, huh?

Caroline yeah. I'd be driving down the road and going, no, kids come running out to get ice cream.

Tim Wildmon I'd get a cold booja. Man, that's cruel.

Ed Battagliano You just made me hungry for, butter pecan ice cream. Hey, Orbit, ask. Answer or do both. Which one you want to answer?

Caroline Okay, you just reminded me of something, about ice cream. It's a question. When I was in Alaska, I went into Baskin Robbins in Fairbanks, Alaska, to order ice cream. And as soon as I said that ice cream pointed to it, there was an earthquake and we had to run out of the Building. Can you guess what the ice cream that I ordered was?

Ed Battagliano I don't think anybody could.

Tim Wildmon I'm gonna say rocky road. I'm gonna say rocky road.

Ed Battagliano Wow. Nicely done. Rocky road.

Tim Wildmon I just had a premonition, which is also a flavor of ice cream.

Ed Battagliano I'll have a couple of scoops of, ah, premonition. And they say. We knew you were gonna ask for that. Hey. Huh? That's good. Orban. Did you want to answer one of ours?

Caroline Yeah. The minute I pointed to Rocky Road, those windows started shaking and the long stem plants were doing the Hulu. And I said, let's get out of here. It's an earthquake. And we came back in. The girl grabbed me. She said, you know, we were going to have earthquake. And I said, no, however would I know that? She said, soon. You said rocky Road. It started rocking and rolling.

Ed Battagliano Yeah.

Tim Wildmon How long were you in Alaska, Orban?

Caroline pretty near 20 years. Don't. Near 20 years.

Tim Wildmon Yeah. Did you ever run any. Any bears?

Caroline I did. we used to eat bear up there where I. When I lived in Wiseman, Alaska, we ate bear brown and black because salmon.

Tim Wildmon You didn't discriminate. That's good. You didn't discriminate. Yeah, go ahead.

Ed Battagliano Which question you want to answer, Orvin?

Caroline Okay. the one I was gonna. Did I already answer one?

Ed Battagliano No, sir. You said something about you wanted to play.

Tim Wildmon Yeah, go ahead. You want to answer one of ours?

Caroline Yeah, let me try this one. what about, figure this out? I lost him.

Ed Battagliano That's all right. Well, hey, listen, have a great weekend, Orban. Thank you for listening to afr. God bless you, buddy. Have a big time in Texas this weekend.

Karen is running for governor of Minnesota, and she lives in Kansas

Tim Wildmon All right.

Ed Vitagliano We go to Kansas, and Karen is on the line. Karen, welcome to Trivia Friday.

Caroline Thank you.

Ed Vitagliano Well, where do you live in Kansas, Karen?

Caroline I live in Minneapolis, which is north of Salina.

Ed Vitagliano All right.

Caroline So, jj, I didn't get down to see the other day.

Ed Battagliano M. Well, maybe next time I'll be.

Tim Wildmon Oh, they'll be.

Ed Battagliano I'll be in Illyria. I'll be in, I'll be speaking for the Illyria Christian School. And November. October or November. I'm not sure.

Caroline Where's Olyria?

Ed Battagliano Illyria is not too far from Hutch Inman. Right around in there. Hutchinson. Yeah, yeah, Come on over.

Caroline I went to Beloit and saw you a few years ago and went to Concordia and saw you a few years ago.

Ed Vitagliano Wow.

Ed Battagliano Wonderful. Yeah. Those were for, accordion. Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano Well, you should save, those miles because JJ has a frequent flyer Kind of visitor miles. program going. You can cash those in.

Ed Battagliano Somebody came up to me. Somebody came up to me, and they asked if I was gonna, visit my campaign headquarters to.

Tim Wildmon In Wichita.

Ed Battagliano Yeah. Yeah. No, I was in Newton.

Tim Wildmon Oh, Newton.

Ed Battagliano Yeah. They said, hey, are you going to leave here and stop by your campaign headquarters running for governor? And they laughed and they said, I said, you've heard Tim say that? They said, oh, yeah.

What is the difference between a cemetery and a graveyard

Well, hey, you want to ask answer or do both, Karen?

Caroline I would like to do both.

Ed Battagliano Which one you feel confident about?

Caroline I want to. Well, I was going to answer the seven up one, and I've been on hold and somebody else answered that, so. So I'll try the graveyard one.

Ed Battagliano Hey, listen, if you get this correctly.

Ed Vitagliano Yes.

Ed Battagliano You win a. That's right. So, So, yeah, which. What'd you say?

Ed Vitagliano Did you say three?

Tim Wildmon If she. If she answers it right, we got to get rid of them before the show's over. Can't have ball cap stacked up in here.

Ed Battagliano Well, you get a chance to win one ball cap because we'll have a couple more, people call in Karen. We tell us.

Tim Wildmon Okay. Yeah, here's the. Here's the question Karen's going to answer. What is the difference between a cemetery and a graveyard? And if she answers it. Did you know this without looking it up, Karen, or did you look it up?

Caroline I didn't look it up. My husband. Well, we didn't look it up, but my husband said this is what he thought it was. So this is not my answer. It's my husband's.

Tim Wildmon Okay.

Caroline I think it's the, The graveyard is at a church and the cemetery is not.

Tim Wildmon That's right.

Ed Vitagliano Wow.

Ed Battagliano Listen, Erin, you let your husband wear that?

Tim Wildmon Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano Well, listen, I think we ought to give him. Give him two.

Ed Battagliano Let's do it. Let's give him a his and hers.

Ed Vitagliano Yep. Give a his and her. You get two ball caps is what you.

Ed Battagliano Now, say that again. I want to remember.

Tim Wildmon Yeah. The difference. What, the question is, what is the difference between a cemetery and a graveyard? And is Karen accurately. And her husband accurately answered the question? Graveyards are attached to churches.

Ed Vitagliano I do not know this.

Tim Wildmon Cemeteries are standalone.

Ed Battagliano Okay. And, you know, we just had Memorial, Day that used to be called Decoration Day. People would have the service, then they'd go right next door to the graveyard, and clean up the. Around the headstones and put fresh.

Tim Wildmon Churches that are 50 years or old. I don't know when they stopped doing that, but, if you got a church that's 50 years old, older. It's going to have a graveyard. A lot of them are going to have graveyards out by there.

Ed Vitagliano But now, let me just ask.

Tim Wildmon Country churches especially.

Ed Vitagliano Let me ask you this. I've seen churches with, I guess, I don't know, this graveyard or the cemetery, like, across the street. So that would be a cemetery because it's not, like, attached to the church?

Tim Wildmon Yeah. I don't know. That's a good question.

Ed Battagliano Here's the deal. You said, you don't know why they quit having them next to the church. I'll tell you exactly why. so many church splits happened over the year over the color of carpet and the, music being too loud. I said, I don't want to be buried next door to that church. Way at Deacon Dunmey. let's just go somewhere else. Let's go in town. Because I know the reason they put fences around cemeteries, is because people are just dying to get in.

You can win a ball cap when you come to see me this fall

Ed Vitagliano All right, so, Karen, when we're finished with you on the air, we know you got a question for us. stay on the line. We'll put you on hold. Cindy Roberts will come on and get your information. And both you and your husband can have won a ball cap. So you can have his and hers gonna be nice. Absolutely.

Caroline Oh, my God.

Ed Battagliano You can wear them when you come see me this fall.

Riddlemeister asks listeners to guess a riddle about mother in law

Ed Vitagliano All right, what's your question for us, Karen?

Caroline Okay, this is a riddle. Forward it's heavy. Backward, it's not. What is it?

Ed Vitagliano Forward, forward, it's heavy. Backwards, it's not.

Ed Battagliano sounds like a wheelbarrow, but I don't know why. Oh, I'm gonna say mother in law.

Tim Wildmon Mother in law.

Ed Battagliano Now, she ain't heavy. Hey, I'm gonna retract that because since I've been in radio, I've not said a mother in law joke. Because my mother in law, Candy, Anderson Ferris, is so awesome.

Ed Vitagliano So she's a woman.

Ed Battagliano I retract that. She's ruined it for me to not ever be able to say mother. Joke throughout. Mother in law.

Ed Vitagliano Guys, if you're the ones that have to come up with this one, I have no idea.

Ed Battagliano I can usually get a riddle. You had riddles for, forever?

Tim Wildmon yeah.

Ed Battagliano Riddlemeister. What is it?

Tim Wildmon Yeah, I'll never get those years back.

Caroline Forward it's heavy. Backward it's not.

Ed Battagliano Tim, channel your inner give up. Channel your inner pool. Cheese. Yeah, it's right there, Tim. I don't know.

Tim Wildmon What's the answer, Karen?

Caroline It's easy when you have the answer. But I wouldn't have a clue. It's ton. So backward. It's not,

Ed Vitagliano Yeah, that's heavy.

Tim Wildmon Backwards riddles. Riddles like that always have something literal in, usually inside the. So.

Ed Battagliano Yeah, yeah, Sometimes it's so obvious, it's, like the nose on your face during a graduation speech.

Ed Vitagliano Hey, Karen, I'm gonna put you on hold. Your two ball caps, I think, are, courtesy of David and Tom. And, so congratulations, to you. And we'll get your information and send you the ball cap.

Tim Ferriss has two remaining questions: peel milk and stimp meter

Tim Wildmon All right, let's repeat our questions for the last time today.

Ed Vitagliano All right, I just have two remaining. What was the name of the failed organization that preceded the United Nations? And second of all, what is the most widely eaten fish eaten by people in the United States?

Ed Battagliano What does a stimp meter measure? Does it have to do with a golf course, a rocket, or lava from a volcano? Second, what legendary record label was founded by Sam Phillips in 1952? And I'll throw out, Memphis. It was in Memphis, Tennessee.

Tim Wildmon I just got one question left, and that's a peel milk question. A pure, peel cheese comes from the milk of what animal? and we're running out of time.

Ed Battagliano Yeah.

Tim Wildmon To answer this question, in a lot.

Ed Vitagliano Of ways, we are, Tim.

Tim Wildmon Yeah, well, the earth is a lot.

Ed Vitagliano Of ways to run out of questions. Not a time.

Tim Wildmon so anyway, so the question is, what fuel cheese comes from the milk of what animal?

Ed Vitagliano All right, let's go to Mississippi, and Carol is on the line.

What legendary record label was founded by Sam Phillips in 1952

Carol, welcome to Trivia Friday.

Caroline Hey, how you doing?

Ed Vitagliano I'm doing good, Carol. How are you? Where do you live in Mississippi?

Caroline Bartiman.

Ed Vitagliano All right.

Ed Battagliano Hey, Carol, if you answer, correctly, we're going to send you an AFR cap from some folks that pay that forward. So be careful on the one you choose. Choose one you feel very confident about.

Caroline Okay.

Ed Vitagliano Which. Which one?

Caroline Record label.

Ed Battagliano Okay, here's the question. What legendary record label was founded by Sam Phillips? 1952.

Caroline Sun Record.

Ed Battagliano Hey, nice. Nicely done. And that Elvis Presley, you had the Millionaires. The four millionaires. What they call it the Millionaire Club or the Millionaire Quartet. quartet. That's the word I was looking for. And that was Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis. who is the guy that wrote Carl Perkins? Carl Perkins.

Ed Vitagliano And Alfalfa.

Ed Battagliano And Alfalfa's, Ah, rich, driver in the.

Tim Wildmon How'd you know? How'd you know that, Carol?

Ed Battagliano Nice job.

Caroline Just. I've seen the movies about Elvis.

Ed Battagliano Yeah.

Tim Wildmon And, now I Haven't been, You can go. I've driven by the, in Memphis.

Ed Battagliano Sun Records there on.

Ed Vitagliano Is around Hill street still around?

Ed Battagliano I think so. Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano All right.

Ed Battagliano Boy, they, they.

Ed Vitagliano He.

Ed Battagliano They turned out, Sam Phillips. They turned out a lot of iconic, singers from that, small label there.

Ed Vitagliano Well, Carol, make sure I know you got. Probably got a question for us, but before we let you go. Hang on. We'll put you on hold. Cindy Roberts will get your information and we will send you a, free ball cap. So, good on you. what's your question for us?

Caroline I didn't have one.

Ed Vitagliano Oh, you didn't?

Ed Battagliano Okay. Thank you so much.

Ed Vitagliano We'll put you. Going to put you on hold, get your information and congratulations, Carol.

Tim Wildmon Sun Records in Memphis. I don't even think so.

Ed Battagliano Elvis, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis, those were that what they call the Million Dollar Quartet.

Tim, welcome to Trivia Friday. Good morning, gentlemen

Ed Vitagliano All right, let's go to Oklahoma. And Tim is online. Tim, welcome the Trivia Friday.

Caroline Good morning, gentlemen. I trust you're doing well.

Tim Wildmon Good morning, Tim. Thanks for calling. where you live in Oklahoma?

Caroline Weatherford.

Tim Wildmon Weatherford.

Ed Battagliano Okay.

Ed Vitagliano All right.

Caroline Yeah, J.J. knows that.

Ed Battagliano I was just out there this spring. No, it was.

Caroline Yes, sir.

Ed Battagliano Good area. More windmills than I've ever seen in any area in my life.

Ed Vitagliano Windmills, really?

Ed Battagliano Yeah, there. Windmills everywhere, every direction. But, great people.

Tim Wildmon And, windmills just like, like, like.

Ed Battagliano I mean, people wear wooden shoes, tulips everywhere.

Ed Vitagliano Wind turbines.

Ed Battagliano Wind turbines. Well, aren't those windmills electric generating,

Tim Wildmon Step up from a windmill?

Ed Vitagliano Yeah, but I don't. I don't know.

Tim Wildmon Yeah, I know.

Ed Battagliano Solar wind farms.

Tim Wildmon Yeah, yeah.

Ed Battagliano What's the right word, Tim? What do you guys call them?

Tim Wildmon But I call them slice windmills.

Caroline my son is a mechanic up there.

Ed Battagliano Oh, good. But anyway, Tim, did you make it to that pregnancy center banquet when I was there?

Caroline Yes, sir, I did.

Ed Battagliano Oh, great. Great.

Tim: What was the name of failed organization that preceded the United Nations

Caroline Well, listen, I got a question for you, jj. Do you remember the deer just, before. Just before you started speaking, it was out there in the, area just outside the doors.

Ed Battagliano Yes, sir. this deer. Yeah, this place is like one of those venue places. It was knocked out. It was one of the prettiest places I've seen. And it was called like, deer is kind of thing, I think in the, What's the name of the place?

Caroline I don't remember.

Ed Battagliano Yeah, something like the so and so at Deer Meadows or whatever. And the deer just kind of just come out there and just graze on the lawn there. Hey, what's Your question, Tim?

Caroline well, I was going to answer the, previous failed,

Ed Vitagliano Oh, okay. Let me. Let me repeat. Let me repeat the question, Tim. What was the name of the failed organization that preceded the United Nations?

Caroline That would be the League of Nations.

Ed Vitagliano The League of Nations.

Ed Battagliano Way to go.

Ed Vitagliano It was established after World War I, but was replaced because obviously, the reason for which it was established was to prevent another world war. They failed. So that's how we got the United Nations. Been in existence, I guess, since 1946. How'd you know that, Tim? sounds like you probably knew it already. Didn't have to look it up.

Caroline Well, my wife told me verified, it. I'd like to make a clarification.

Ed Battagliano Yes, sir.

Caroline On your. On your beaches of, D Day.

Ed Vitagliano Okay.

Caroline Juno was a Canadian, beach. you had Utah and Omaha were the Americans, and Gold and Sword were British, and Juneau was a Canadian. And the Canadians also had the free Polish, contingent in that invasion.

Ed Vitagliano Okay.

Ed Battagliano All right, that's good.

Tim Wildmon Excellent.

Ed Vitagliano thank you for adding information to the knowledge and, making that correction. Appreciate. Appreciate it.

What is the color and mascot of the Learning University? The color

Ed Battagliano What's your question for us, Tim?

Tim Wildmon My question? Sorry, I was looking at a text. I got distracted. I thought you're talking to me. My. My apologies. Go ahead, Tim.

Caroline What is the color and mascot of the Learning University?

Ed Battagliano The color?

Ed Vitagliano Yeah, like the team colors.

Ed Battagliano Wow. How does he know and we don't?

Ed Vitagliano listen, we are open to suggestions.

Ed Battagliano What do you just like the ice cream? What do you like the favorite ice cream flavor?

Ed Vitagliano What do you think we should. What do you think the team calls?

Ed Battagliano What's the answer? He might know something that we don't. What's the answer, Tim?

Caroline Well, I was gonna say that, the Four Stooges, but that would not be a good,

Tim Wildmon no, that's. What that is, is hurtful.

Ed Battagliano And there's only three of us, so that's bad. That's Common Core blended with some. A little dig. All right, what's it, What do you think? What's the answer, Tim?

Caroline I have no idea. That's why I was asking.

Ed Battagliano Oh. Oh, okay.

Caroline You are the Learning University professors.

Ed Battagliano All right? We got to come up with the math.

Ed Vitagliano We're not part of the administration. The administration has led us all down, Tim.

Ed Battagliano That's right.

Tim Wildmon We used to have a, We used to have a T shirt that we saw.

Ed Vitagliano Yeah, we did.

Tim Wildmon Maybe you need a new T shirt.

Ed Battagliano Yeah.

Ed Vitagliano Hey, Tim, we're going to have to let you go. We got to give the answers, up against the end of our, show.

Ed Battagliano That's right. Tim, tell my friends in Weatherford I said hello. Hey, that was a really nice place. I flew into Oklahoma City, drove to Weatherford. Beautiful scenic. And it was, Indian reservation right there near that.

What is the most widely eaten fish in the United States

Ed Vitagliano All right, I have one question remaining that needs to be answered. What is the most widely eaten fish in the United States?

Tim Wildmon Guys, I'm gonna say salmon.

Ed Battagliano I'm gonna say brim.

Ed Vitagliano Tuna. Tuna fish.

Ed Battagliano Sure.

Ed Vitagliano All right. That's it. That's all I got.

Tim Wildman: A stamp meter measures the speed of a golf course putting green

Ed Battagliano What does a stamp meter measure? The speed of a golf course putting green, Rocket or volcano? Tim Wildmon knows it's a putting green. It measures the speed of a golf course putting green.

Ed Battagliano How does it do that? Is it like a little bit of a laser?

Tim Wildmon Well, it depends on not, to get too technical for non golf people, but it depends on how they mow down and, and press down the, grass on the, on the golf green.

Ed Battagliano Right.

Tim Wildmon It makes the, the, ball roll faster.

Ed Battagliano Yeah. And you got to know how it lays if it's gonna cut to the right or the left. What are your guys?

Tim Wildmon my thing, my question is pill. cheese comes from the milk of what animal?

Ed Battagliano Alligators.

Ed Vitagliano Is it a mule?

Tim Wildmon It's a mule.

Ed Vitagliano Well, the only reason I said that is because you said pule mule here just a while ago. Accidentally. Accidentally.

Tim Wildmon Was it a Freudian switch?

Ed Vitagliano It was.

Tim Wildmon anyway, pu milk is a very expensive cheese. peel cheese made from donkey milk. 60% of the.

Ed Vitagliano I gotta tell you, you know, goat milk, it doesn't sound great, but mule milk sounds even worse.

Tim Wildmon Duly noted. Have a great weekend, everybody.