Tim Wildmon, Ed, and JJ welcome listeners to Trivia Friday on American Family Radio. Kelly from Corinth, Mississippi, asks what the Six Million Dollar Man would cost to build today, prompting guesses before she reveals the inflation-adjusted figure falls between forty-one and forty-five million dollars. The hosts review unanswered questions covering the fastest human sense, the animal that eats eucalyptus leaves, the chambers of the human heart, and a Bible question from the Gospel of John. James from Lenore, North Carolina, correctly answers that Satan is the father of lies and asks about the composer of over forty 1980s sitcom theme songs. Glenda from Ragley, Louisiana, correctly names the koala bear and asks how Contraband Bayou in Lake Charles received its name. Eleven-year-old Andrew from Midland-Odessa, Texas, correctly identifies Martha Washington as the only woman to appear on a United States Treasury note and wins an AFR Learning University t-shirt. Kathy from Texas correctly answers that the human heart has four chambers before asking a final Bible question from Numbers. The hosts wrap up by confirming that hearing is the fastest sense and that electricity is caused by the movement of electrons between atoms.
Chapter Markers
(00:00:19) Welcome Back to Trivia Friday
(00:00:33) Kelly and the Six Million Dollar Man
(00:02:18) Unanswered Questions Roundup
(00:04:43) James from North Carolina
(00:11:23) Glenda from Louisiana
(00:19:05) Andrew from Texas
(00:21:56) Kathy from Texas and Wrap-Up
