Pod Insights The MeatEater Podcast Ep. 718: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CLXIX About this episode Spencer Neuharth https://www.instagram.com/spencerneuharth/?hl=enhttps://www.themeateater.com/people/randall-williams hosts MeatEater Trivia with Brody Henderson https://www.themeateater.com/people/brody-henderson, Randall Williams https://www.themeateater.com/people/randall-williams, Janis Putelis https://www.themeateater.com/people/janis-putelis, Max Barta, Alec Zimmer, and Sarah Delany.
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2:04 Speaker 03 Welcome to Meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins. I'm your host Spencer Neuharth, and today we're joined by Yanis, Brody, Randall, Alec, Max, and Sarah. This is a 10-round quiz show with questions from Meat Eater's four verticals, which are hunting, fishing, conservation, and cooking, and there is a prize. Meat Eater will donate $500 to the conservation organization of the winners choosing. For the stat of the week this week, we're celebrating a Meat Eater Trivia milestone. Brody Henderson has become the only player in Meat Eater Trivia history and the first player to achieve 50 career wins.
2:42 Speaker 04 But how did that happen? I lost the last time I played.
2:45 Speaker 03 Well, I hadn't updated the wins tracker.
2:49 Speaker 03 When I went back and looked, I learned that Brody's become the first player to 50 wins. That's almost as many as Steve and Randall have combined. So, well done, Brody.
2:59 Speaker 04 Thank you, thank you.
3:01 Speaker 05 I find that shocking.
3:03 Speaker 03 I think you're around 30 and Steve's around 20.
3:06 Speaker 05 Yeah, Steve's not.
3:07 Speaker 06 Steve don't play no more.
3:09 Speaker 03 That's right.
3:10 Speaker 06 I thought you'd have brought some like flowers and streamers for Brody.
3:14 Speaker 03 Well, we're trying to get Brody's love for trivia back.
3:17 Speaker 04 Long career, long.
3:18 Speaker 03 Yeah. Long in the tooth now.
3:20 Speaker 06 I've been playing just as long as you, buddy.
3:23 Speaker 00 Just not as successful.
3:24 Speaker 06 Not at my level, though.
3:25 Speaker 05 Not as successful.
3:25 Speaker 03 That's right. Yeah, I think last week we learned Brody has a 40% win rate, which across, you know, the decades he's been playing, good enough to give him 50 wins.
3:34 Speaker 04 You're a smart guy, Brody.
3:35 Speaker 06 Yeah.
3:36 Speaker 03 Now, here's our infrequently asked question segment. If you have a trivia-related question for our crew, send it to [email protected] with the subject line IFAQ. Tyler Park says, "I'm tired of my kid making me listen to the same episodes of Meat Eater Kids. Please tell me more are on the way soon." Phil, give them an update.
3:54 Speaker 04 Oh, sure. Tyler, we have five new episodes that are going to air starting June 30th. So, just a couple of weeks away. Five new episodes. There's going to be a couple of changes. Clay is taking over the "Why It's the Way It Is" segments. You'll get some Appalachian...
4:12 Speaker 03 Southern perspective.
4:13 Speaker 04 Exactly.
4:14 Speaker 03 Southern voice.
4:14 Speaker 04 Exactly. We got Maggie Hublow doing Guess That Critter this season. And then Spencer, you're still doing kid kids trivia. That'll be five weeks in a row, starting June 30th.
4:24 Speaker 03 And it's on the Meat Eater Kids podcast feed. That's very important. If you want to listen to this, you have to go find, just type in Meat Eater Kids on Spotify, iHeart, Apple, wherever you're listening, Meat Eater Kids. You will find that feed. It's every Monday, starting June 30th for five straight weeks. What are you doing, Randall?
4:42 Speaker 05 I'm doing my sandal crane call.
4:45 Speaker 03 Do it again.
4:48 Speaker 05 Oh, I lost it. I had a real nice spot on my board that was doing that.
4:53 Speaker 03 All right, we have some housekeeping on a previous episode of Kids Trivia. I asked a question about which of these animals is not found in Lake Erie. The choices were alligator, Canada goose, and largemouth bass. And of course, the right answer was alligator. But two weeks after that episode dropped, local news stations picked up an interesting story. Play the clip, Phil.
5:21 Speaker 04 All right, how about this one? Search is still on for a small alligator in Erie, Pennsylvania. It was caught on video last week swimming just off of the shore of Lake Erie.
5:28 Speaker 05 Yeah, lovely. It is lovely, right? And it's very unclear how this, what they're saying, three to four foot alligator ended up in Lake Erie. But I have a guess.
5:40 Speaker 04 Are you sure that's not a log?
5:41 Speaker 05 It looks like an alligator to me.
5:45 Speaker 05 They suspect it may have been, you see the eyeballs there? It's looking at you.
5:48 Speaker 04 I don't know. Are we sure that's an alligator? That's worse than a bed foot footage, man.
5:53 Speaker 05 Releasing a non-native species into the wild, it's against the law here in Pennsylvania.
5:57 Speaker 04 Looks like a bear.
5:59 Speaker 05 See, see, no longer, they don't want the animal.
6:02 Speaker 03 And a wildlife officials did search for that gator. And although they said they found tracks, they never actually caught the reptile. But more importantly, that means for that question of Meat Eater Kids Trivia, there was no wrong answer. So retroactively, everyone got it right. The gator in Erie, Pennsylvania.
6:21 Speaker 04 You're one of those people that every, all kids get a trophy, huh?
6:25 Speaker 03 Well, as soon as that local, local news station told me that there were gators in Lake Erie, they were all right. Brody, did you hear about that news being that was your hometown?
6:36 Speaker 04 No, I did not. But I feel like that happened like once a year. One of those things pops up somewhere. It's not supposed to be.
6:42 Speaker 03 Season three of Meat Eater Kids will be available on the Meat Eater Kids podcast feed starting June 30th. All right, the Shelby index for today is a four, so our winner should get eight correct answers. And with that, we're on to the game of trivia. Play the drop, Phil.
6:59 Speaker 07 Look, I need to know what I stand to win, everything.
7:05 Speaker 07 How's that? Just tend to win everything.
7:14 Speaker 03 Game on, suckers. I'm so ready. Question one, the topic is trapping, and as always, this will be multiple choice. According to the Beaver Institute, this is a beaver's least favorite tree. Is it pine, willow, aspen, or cherry?
7:35 Speaker 03 According to the Beaver Institute, this is a beaver's least favorite tree. Pine, willow, aspen, or cherry?
7:44 Speaker 04 What'd you write down, Max?
7:46 Speaker 03 Same answer you did.
7:47 Speaker 04 How do you know?
7:47 Speaker 03 You two like sitting next to each other, and I like that you guys like it.
7:51 Speaker 04 I like his answer, just because it's the same as mine. But I know he won't win, so it's okay.
8:02 Speaker 03 Randall likes his Baby Billy shirt that he wore it again this week.
8:05 Speaker 05 Yeah, two weeks in a row. Imagine that.
8:08 Speaker 03 Did you wash it?
8:09 Speaker 04 Same, same shorts.
8:10 Speaker 03 Pretty clean.
8:11 Speaker 05 Yeah, I'm still full from that ham sandwich I ate just prior to last week's episode.
8:18 Speaker 03 Randall rode it, rolled in with a, a container full of a ham sandwich. What was that specifically?
8:24 Speaker 05 Uh, ham, Swiss cheese, little yellow mustard, little mayonnaise.
8:30 Speaker 03 Okay.
8:31 Speaker 05 Cut diagonally.
8:32 Speaker 06 Can't go wrong.
8:33 Speaker 04 Alec, are you trying to lose some weight today by wearing a rain jacket in this hot ass room?
8:38 Speaker 06 Bad.
8:40 Speaker 04 It breathes.
8:40 Speaker 06 Yeah.
8:41 Speaker 04 Come on, it's not some cheap.
8:42 Speaker 00 Is that a flash storm?
8:43 Speaker 06 It's a flash storm.
8:44 Speaker 00 New colors these days, I'm told.
8:46 Speaker 04 Maybe he knows something that's about to happen that we don't know.
8:48 Speaker 03 According to the Beaver Institute, this is a beaver's least favorite tree, pine, willow, aspen, cherry. Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Yanis saying pine.
8:58 Speaker 04 Oh.
8:59 Speaker 03 Sarah says cherry. Randall, cherry. Alec, pine. Max, pine. Brody, pine. The correct answer is pine.
9:11 Speaker 06 Yes, yes.
9:12 Speaker 03 Four of our players got that one right.
9:15 Speaker 04 I know it.
9:16 Speaker 03 Beavers tend to avoid conifers, such as pines, spruces, firs, and hemlocks, because they have lower nutritional value and too much resin. Their preferred species include alder, aspen, apple, birch, cherry, cottonwood, poplar, and willow. Ranking lower on the list are the hardest hardwoods, such as hickory, maple, and oak.
9:38 Speaker 04 I don't know. The fact that there's a thing called the Beaver Institute is pretty interesting.
9:42 Speaker 03 Beaver Institute. I don't think they would approve, though, of what we like to do with beavers here. I think they're
9:48 Speaker 04 Oh, they're like.
9:49 Speaker 03 They're very pro Beaver, to the point where they don't like trappers trapping beavers. I don't know that for certain. I think that's what the beavers.
9:57 Speaker 06 We're pro Beaver, too.
9:59 Speaker 03 We are, in a different way. Question two. The topic is fishing. This is our listener question of the week, which was won by Alex Frost. For sending this great question, Alex is going to get a board game signed by the crew. If you want a chance to win the listener question of the week, then send your question to [email protected] . Located between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, the Bay of blank has the highest tides in the world.
10:28 Speaker 06 Hmm, this is where I go downhill.
10:30 Speaker 04 This is where I give up.
10:31 Speaker 03 Located between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, the Bay of blank has the highest tides in the world. Why do we think it was cherry on that last one, Randall? You saw they have too much flavor for them?
10:45 Speaker 05 I thought Cherry was a harder wood than the others.
10:47 Speaker 03 Okay.
10:48 Speaker 04 He's just reeling from the loss last week.
10:51 Speaker 05 Yeah, I'm still having problems.
10:52 Speaker 06 Sorry guys, can we get cell phones off the table? We're getting some fuzz.
10:55 Speaker 05 Oh, hell.
10:56 Speaker 02 Don't worry Phil, mine's off.
10:57 Speaker 05 Mine's in airplane mode.
11:00 Speaker 03 Located between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
11:04 Speaker 04 Max doesn't care about hiding his board at all.
11:09 Speaker 02 Well, it's just, I don't have the answer yet.
11:11 Speaker 05 I was actually just reading about buffalo hunters making pegs for staking out their hides. And Cherry was one of the woods that they like to split to make pegs.
11:21 Speaker 03 Okay.
11:22 Speaker 05 Somehow that informed my thinking.
11:24 Speaker 04 Where were they getting that? Where?
11:27 Speaker 05 I don't know. They also a lot of times didn't know what they're talking about when they're writing down.
11:32 Speaker 04 Something else.
11:33 Speaker 05 Yeah. But I believe them.
11:37 Speaker 03 Uh, the Beaver Institute, they said beavers are our partners in protecting and restoring the planet.
11:43 Speaker 04 Maybe it's Cheltenham.
11:44 Speaker 03 Our free Beaver library has been crowdsourced for your benefit from Beaver basics to Beaver history. Information on Beaver management and climate change. So I don't know what their stance is on anything.
11:55 Speaker 05 I think, I think based on that, you don't typically trap and skin your partners. In ecosystem restoration.
12:03 Speaker 03 Located between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, the Bay of Blank has the highest tides in the world. Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Yanis saying Fundy. Sarah says Montreal. Randall, Fundy. Alec, Queens. Max, Salmon, Brody, Fundy. The correct answer is Fundy. The highest tidal range worldwide, or the average tidal range worldwide is 3.3 feet. But at the Bay of Fundy, it's 52 feet.
12:36 Speaker 05 Geez.
12:37 Speaker 03 The bay has such extreme tides because the waves oscillate almost perfectly in sync with the lunar cycle. The inlet's funnel-like shape also plays a role, creating the biggest tide swings at the back of the bay.
12:50 Speaker 02 It's pretty amazing.
12:51 Speaker 03 52 feet.
12:52 Speaker 06 That's crazy.
12:53 Speaker 03 Big tide. Question three, the topic is wildlife. According to the US Fish and Wildlife Service, this is the most widespread turtle species in North America.
13:04 Speaker 05 Oh.
13:07 Speaker 03 This is question three.
13:11 Speaker 03 Very quick answer from Max. He's not going to share his answer with Brody this time around.
13:16 Speaker 04 No.
13:17 Speaker 03 According to the US Fish and Wildlife Service, this is the most widespread turtle species in North America.
13:23 Speaker 05 Did we not have this question already?
13:25 Speaker 03 We did not. I know what you're thinking. We've not had this question. Oh, so maybe I'm thinking of that answer.
13:33 Speaker 06 Spencer, has, whenever anyone challenges you on the repetition of a question, has anyone ever been right? I'm pretty sure they have not.
13:40 Speaker 03 No, because I haven't repeated any questions. I go back and I check my database.
13:43 Speaker 05 I just remember a question that made me think, I don't know that much about turtles.
13:50 Speaker 03 We can address that after this. According to the US Fish and Wildlife Service, this is the most widespread turtle species in North America. Brody's still working on his answer over here.
14:02 Speaker 04 Do they have these turtles where you're from, Sarah? You know, I don't know that many kinds of turtles. Give us a, give us a Labrador example.
14:11 Speaker 03 Not gonna do that. Yeah, you'd say Labrador. That was your answer.
14:16 Speaker 04 But dog ain't gonna cut it.
14:17 Speaker 03 Dog, no.
14:23 Speaker 03 According to the US Fish and Wildlife Service, this is the most widespread turtle species in North America. Does this turtle have a shell?
14:34 Speaker 03 Does it live on land or water?
14:35 Speaker 05 Does this turtle have a hard shell?
14:38 Speaker 03 Or a soft?
14:40 Speaker 03 Okay. Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answer.
14:46 Speaker 04 Soft shell?
14:47 Speaker 03 We have Yanis saying box turtle. Sarah says painted.
14:51 Speaker 05 Painted is the right answer, I think.
14:54 Speaker 03 Alex says painted. Max says painted. Brody says soft shell and he crossed out painted.
15:00 Speaker 04 I crossed out box.
15:01 Speaker 03 Correct answer. Is painted turtle? All three jabronis got that one right.
15:10 Speaker 05 I'm not a jabroni. Heavy.
15:13 Speaker 03 Did not.
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15:16 Speaker 03 Painted turtles are found in forty-five states and eight provinces. The US Fish and Wildlife Service separates them into four subspecies. The Western, the Eastern, the Southern, and the Midland. It's also the most common state reptile in America. That was a trivia question at our Michigan event. It was, uh, what's the most common state reptile in America? The correct answer was the painted turtle.
15:40 Speaker 05 Yeah.
15:41 Speaker 03 That one, I believe.
15:42 Speaker 05 Is the, is the red-eared a turtle?
15:43 Speaker 03 A red-eared slider. Um, I think that is a turtle. Yes, uh, that's like the one in Central Park in New York.
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15:51 Speaker 03 Question four. The topic is gear. This next great question is via Justin Robar. The Minnes- this Minnesota boot brand shares its name with a professional hockey team.
16:08 Speaker 03 Max and Randall already have their answer.
16:10 Speaker 05 Max the-
16:11 Speaker 03 Max with a little emphasis on his, uh, writing there. I was trying to be random. This Minnesota boot brand shares its name with a professional hockey team. I can't wait for scoreboard updates. It's more than one.
16:28 Speaker 03 Proud of you jabronis getting that painted turtle question right.
16:31 Speaker 00 That was a big confidence boost.
16:33 Speaker 03 We've, we've, uh, we've widened the definition to jabroni to just not be like, you know, yeah. Yeah. Not one of the heavy hitters. So it's like five or less wins. Sure. Or ten, maybe. Sure. There you go.
16:46 Speaker 00 Ten's a lot of wins.
16:47 Speaker 03 Ten is a lot of wins. One's a lot of wins. This Minnesota boot brand shares its name with a professional hockey team.
16:55 Steven Rinella? I better get this one.
16:56 Speaker 03 Yeah.
16:56 Steven Rinella? Hometown. Let's quit talking.
16:58 Speaker 03 Oh.
16:59 Steven Rinella? Let's quit talking. What? Giving out a lot of hints.
17:03 Speaker 04 What kind of boots?
17:05 Speaker 00 Just boots. That seems like a pretty big hint.
17:10 Speaker 03 Sarah, do you have this one right?
17:11 Speaker 00 I think so.
17:12 Speaker 03 Okay.
17:13 Speaker 00 It's a profession- I have a professional hockey team that also makes boots.
17:16 Speaker 03 Hmm.
17:17 Speaker 00 On my board, so.
17:18 Speaker 03 Okay. Randall, do you have this one right?
17:20 Speaker 05 Yes.
17:23 Speaker 05 No hesitation.
17:24 Speaker 03 You don't, you don't like the small talk that's happening?
17:27 Speaker 05 I don't like, I feel like we're giving out a lot of time for what should be a no brainer.
17:32 Speaker 03 Yanni has now joined them. Yanni, do you like your answer?
17:35 Speaker 06 Very much.
17:36 Speaker 03 Okay.
17:39 Speaker 05 Brody, why don't you ask me if I like your answer?
17:43 Speaker 03 I'll ask you. Uh, Max, do you like Brody's answer?
17:46 Speaker 05 No. No.
17:50 Speaker 03 This Minnesota boot brand shares its name with a professional hockey team.
17:55 Speaker 05 Yanni. When Spencer asks you that, I don't change my answer after the fact. I just roll with it. Yanni, do you know where Alec's from?
18:04 Speaker 06 Yeah, maybe.
18:07 Speaker 00 I have a general geographic area.
18:09 Speaker 03 I did not know that this was your hometown.
18:11 Speaker 05 He didn't totally give it away.
18:12 Speaker 06 No.
18:13 Speaker 05 I didn't know that either. Actually, now that I think about it.
18:16 Speaker 03 Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Yanni, and Sarah, and Randall, and Alec, and Max saying Red Wing, Brody says Bruins. The correct answer is Red Wing.
18:29 Speaker 00 Are you from Michigan, Alec?
18:30 Speaker 05 I love winning. No. Minnesota. Yeah.
18:32 Speaker 03 The Red Wing Boot Company.
18:34 Speaker 05 As soon as I started asking, I was like, wait a second, you're lying.
18:37 Speaker 03 The Red Wing Boot Company is named after Red Wing, Minnesota, which is where the brand is headquartered. The Detroit Red Wings are named after one of the team investors' childhood teams, the Winged Wheelers. The team was formerly known as the Cougars and the Falcons.
18:53 Speaker 04 Max just claimed victory already.
18:55 Speaker 05 No, no, no. Did he? I did not.
18:58 Speaker 03 Question five. The topic is cooking. According to the New England Aquarium, one in two million lobsters are this color.
19:11 Speaker 03 Wow, five players, very quick to answer. Yanni is just observing. According to the New England Aquarium, one in two million lobsters are this color.
19:26 Speaker 03 Five confident players, now Yanis is joining them.
19:30 Steven Rinella? I don't know that I'm confident.
19:31 Speaker 06 Yeah.
19:32 Steven Rinella? One out of every two million lobsters?
19:35 Speaker 03 Very.
19:35 Steven Rinella? How should I be aware of this? Sounds rather uncommon.
19:39 Speaker 03 According to the New England Aquarium, one in two million lobsters are this color. Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Yanisang White, Sarah says Blue, Randall says White, Alec, Max, and Brody say Blue. The correct answer is Blue. Ayo. Four of our players got that one right. Fishermen believe that catching a blue lobster is a sign of good luck. The unique coloring is due to an overabundance of a certain protein that turns the red pigments blue. Blue lobsters have sold for prices between $500 and $1,000.
20:21 Speaker 04 Do they turn red when you cook them?
20:24 Speaker 03 I don't know about that. I don't think so.
20:26 Steven Rinella? Does that apply to crayfish too?
20:28 Speaker 03 Probably not crayfish.
20:29 Speaker 04 Crayfish are really red until you cook them.
20:32 Steven Rinella? Phil, we're halfway through the game of trivia. Give us a scoreboard update. Max is very eager.
20:37 Speaker 06 Give it to me, Phil. Well, in last place with two points, we have Dr. Randall Williams.
20:42 Speaker 05 Clearly, there's something wrong with this game.
20:45 Speaker 06 Randall, you might consider cutting that t-shirt up.
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20:49 Speaker 05 I just spent $17 on it.
20:52 Speaker 06 Plus shipping and handling.
20:53 Speaker 00 This is not Baby Billy's Bible Bonkers.
20:55 Speaker 06 Yanis, Sarah, and Brody have three points and tied up in first place. Jabroni's Alec and Max with four points.
21:04 Speaker 04 I'd like to think they could keep it up, but I just don't.
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21:11 Speaker 04 I'm rooting for you, Max. And you too, Al.
21:13 Speaker 03 There you go.
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24:00 Speaker 03 Question six, the topic is conservation. This next great question is via Preston Dominey. This Republican president signed the Endangered Species Act into law in 1973. Brody, Randall, very confident in this one. Seems as though all of our players are quick to answer. This Republican president signed the Endangered Species Act into law in 1973.
24:30 Speaker 06 It's not my strength here.
24:31 Speaker 03 Okay.
24:32 Speaker 06 This, this falls under conservation.
24:34 Speaker 03 This is a conservation question.
24:36 Speaker 06 My weakest.
24:37 Speaker 03 Hmm.
24:39 Speaker 06 That's why you weren't invited to BHA, Yanni.
24:41 Speaker 03 That's right.
24:44 Speaker 06 And they know I'm not drinking beer. They like to drink a lot of beer there this weekend.
24:48 Speaker 04 Boy, do they.
24:51 Speaker 06 Are you going, Brody?
24:52 Speaker 04 No.
24:53 Speaker 03 Max wrote down the year.
24:55 Speaker 06 Too old?
24:55 Speaker 03 Yeah, I'm trying to, no.
24:57 Speaker 04 Yeah, I, yeah, I don't, I'm just, I got other shit going on.
25:00 Speaker 03 This Republican president signed the Endangered Species Act into law in 1973. Max wrote down an answer, he's now revisiting his answer.
25:11 Speaker 05 Second thoughts.
25:13 Speaker 03 Democrat. Wow.
25:14 Speaker 05 Clinton was a Democrat.
25:17 Speaker 03 Brody and Alec are both watching him, putting a lot of pressure on Max.
25:21 Speaker 06 He got the party right.
25:21 Speaker 00 He also wasn't president in 1973.
25:24 Speaker 05 Oh, I know, but it's fun to think about.
25:26 Speaker 03 Max?
25:27 Speaker 05 What if he was?
25:28 Speaker 03 Oh, I'm not switching my answer. Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Yanis and Sarah and Randall saying Nixon. Alex says Teddy Roosevelt, Max Ronald Reagan, Brody Nixon. The correct answer is Richard Nixon.
25:43 Speaker 06 Shoot.
25:44 Speaker 04 Now the tides have turned, boys.
25:47 Speaker 03 Yeah, now we go downhill. The lead didn't last for very long. The landmark act had near unanimous approval by Congress. When Nixon signed the bill, he said, quote, "Nothing is more priceless and more worthy of preservation than the rich array of animal life with which our country has been blessed."
26:05 Speaker 04 Nixon should get more credit for being a conservation president. Clean Air and Water Act.
26:10 Speaker 03 He signed that one as well. Question seven, the topic is woodsmanship. Merriam-Webster defines this six-letter word as, quote, "The uppermost spreading branchy layer of a forest."
26:25 Speaker 03 Find through this episode.
26:28 Speaker 03 It's going quick. Are you feeling the pressure now, Max?
26:30 Speaker 04 I am now.
26:31 Speaker 06 You threw Yanni's bone on this one.
26:33 Speaker 03 Oh. I don't know about that.
26:34 Speaker 06 This recent activity.
26:37 Speaker 06 Yes, I have been opening up the blank.
26:41 Speaker 04 Oh.
26:42 Speaker 06 At my last conso progress.
26:44 Speaker 03 Really?
26:45 Speaker 00 Is a big, big one.
26:47 Speaker 03 Max is the only one still working on his answer.
26:50 Speaker 06 You just gave Max the answer.
26:51 Speaker 05 I have an idea for trivia where we all just play in separate rooms.
26:56 Speaker 03 Uh, we can do Scantrons.
26:57 Speaker 06 Yeah. That sounds fun.
26:59 Speaker 05 That actually, Scantrons would be great.
27:01 Speaker 03 I've heard that Scantrons are making a comeback because of all the cheating kids can do. I don't know.
27:05 Speaker 05 Makes a ton of sense.
27:06 Speaker 06 I don't even know what that, what that is.
27:08 Speaker 03 It's just like the thing where you fill in a bubble with a pencil.
27:12 Speaker 04 Oh, like when you test the SAT?
27:13 Speaker 00 Yeah.
27:14 Speaker 04 Yeah.
27:14 Speaker 03 I don't know.
27:15 Speaker 05 Yeah, I haven't housed a Scantron in a long time.
27:18 Speaker 03 So we have spell check. Yeah, we're just spell checking our answers over here. Do you have an answer, Max? I do have it, yeah. Again, we are on question seven. Merriam-Webster defines this six-letter word as the uppermost spreading branchy layer of a forest. Go ahead and reveal your answer. Everybody said canopy, everybody got it right.
27:37 Speaker 00 Look at that.
27:38 Speaker 03 The correct answer is canopy.
27:40 Speaker 05 Come on, I need some tough questions so I can catch up with the.
27:44 Speaker 06 Well, there's been two hundred percenters in here.
27:47 Speaker 03 This zone is also known as the overstory. It serves critical functions such as rainfall interception, light absorption, nutrient cycling, and gas exchange. It also provides habitat for squirrels, bats, raccoons, owls, sloths, frogs, lemurs, parrots, and more. Yanni, you're opening up the canopy in Wisconsin, huh?
28:07 Speaker 04 Cutting back on that sloth population.
28:09 Speaker 03 Mm-hmm. Lemurs. What's that gonna benefit for you?
28:12 Speaker 06 Uh, well, instead of the sunlight hitting the canopy, it will now hit the forest floor, allowing everything that's in that seed bank to flourish.
28:20 Speaker 03 There you go.
28:21 Speaker 06 And actually, I just got a report, my boys from the, uh, Bo and Jacob, they're helping me there from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. They were there walking it last week, getting, uh, prepping. They needed to see what was going on so they could tell me what herbicide I need to show up with next week. And, uh, they said there are very few non-natives.
28:40 Speaker 03 Mm-hmm. That's good. Very nice. That would have been a different report a few years ago before you started this project, or no?
28:47 Speaker 05 No, I think it would have been the same. But it's just, you know, no one knows, you know, until you do the cut and, and things start popping. I can't wait till you get a good, good buck. Oh yeah, someone gets a good buck out of there.
29:00 Speaker 03 Question eight, the topic is cooking. Bread crumbs, milk powder and soy meal are examples of this type of ingredient, which is added to sausage to make the meat stick together.
29:14 Speaker 03 Sarah, Brody, Randall, all have their answers already. Bread crumbs, milk powder and soy meal are examples of this type of ingredient, which is added to sausage to make the meat stick together.
29:32 Speaker 03 Brody, did you like Max's answer?
29:35 Speaker 04 I did.
29:35 Speaker 03 Okay.
29:36 Speaker 04 Max is really on top of it today. And, and you know, and with that hint that Yanis gave him, it's, he's got a chance.
29:45 Speaker 03 Yanni has a blank whiteboard for this one. Maybe you need to give him a hint here, Max.
29:49 Speaker 05 How about we not do any of this? Let's just get engaged.
29:53 Speaker 04 I don't use any of those types of things.
29:56 Speaker 06 As the points stand right now, this is probably the tightest game of trivia we've ever played.
30:00 Speaker 04 Oh, I love it. Keep it going.
30:02 Speaker 05 Randall's not having fun.
30:03 Speaker 03 Bread crumbs, milk powder and soy meal are examples of this type of ingredient. Which is added to sausage to make the meat stick together. Yanni still has a blank whiteboard. Alec, do you have this one right? I, I don't know. Maybe, okay.
30:20 Speaker 04 I need to do big sausage.
30:22 Speaker 05 Brody, let me see what you got. Brody, let me see what you got.
30:27 Speaker 04 No.
30:27 Speaker 05 Max, let me see what you got.
30:28 Speaker 04 Don't let him see.
30:29 Speaker 05 No, Randall.
30:31 Speaker 03 Oh wow.
30:32 Speaker 05 Do you two agree?
30:33 Speaker 04 Max and I have a thing, okay?
30:35 Speaker 03 Yeah, yeah.
30:36 Speaker 05 I just thought we could all gang up on Yanis. I see your answer. So I don't feel, so I don't feel as bad about my performance. Question, so you can uh get level ground. Mm hmm.
30:48 Speaker 03 Yeah, I know if it's gonna happen. Stumbling on question eight. Bread crumbs, milk powder and soy meal are examples of this type of ingredient, which is added to sausage to make the meat stick together. Is everybody ready?
31:01 Speaker 05 So good.
31:02 Speaker 03 Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Yanis saying bonding agent. Sarah says binding, Randall binding agent, Alec binder, Max binder, Brody binder. The correct answer is binder. We'll give it to binding agent. I don't think we're gonna give it to bonding.
31:20 Speaker 06 Ah.
31:22 Speaker 03 People don't call it bonders.
31:25 Speaker 03 They do call it binders.
31:26 Speaker 04 I don't know, binding bonding, it's kinda close. Tomato, tomato.
31:29 Speaker 06 Felling usually doesn't matter.
31:34 Speaker 03 Besides getting the meat to bind to the fat, binders also prevent shrinkage and help with moisture retention. Without a binder, cased sausages are more likely to crumble when opened. Other than breadcrumbs, milk powder and soy meal, commonly used binders include cornstarch, cornmeal, oatmeal, carrot fiber, rice and eggs.
31:55 Speaker 04 I feel like you really only need to add that stuff if there's not enough fat in there.
32:00 Speaker 03 Would it, do you use a binder?
32:02 Speaker 04 I've used a binder sometimes, like when I'm making burgers sometimes.
32:05 Speaker 05 Like meatballs.
32:06 Speaker 04 Meatballs.
32:07 Speaker 05 Pretty essential for meatballs.
32:09 Speaker 04 Yeah.
32:09 Speaker 06 Sometimes I like to get that meat to bond together, so it doesn't crumble.
32:13 Speaker 05 Using a binder.
32:15 Speaker 04 What's your favorite bonding?
32:18 Speaker 06 James.
32:20 Speaker 03 Bill, we have two questions left. I'm excited.
32:23 Speaker 06 Oh, one letter off.
32:24 Speaker 05 Who even knows what the score is anymore?
32:26 Speaker 03 Wow.
32:27 Speaker 06 Oh my goodness. Tight game there. At question, after question eight, everyone is still in the game. Yanis and Randall have five points. Sarah, Alec, Max and Brody are tied for first with six points.
32:40 Speaker 04 We need to find out if there's ever been a game where everyone's been in it this late.
32:45 Speaker 06 I doubt it.
32:46 Speaker 03 I don't think it's happened.
32:47 Speaker 06 I don't think so.
32:48 Speaker 05 I'd say it was.
32:48 Speaker 03 Question.
32:51 Speaker 03 Question nine, the topic is hunting. This next question is via Bruce Larson. Ducks Unlimited. Refers to these as quote decoys that imitate species you don't intend to shoot, but are often found hanging around waterfowl.
33:11 Speaker 04 I got that one before Max and Max calls himself a duck hunter.
33:14 Speaker 03 He doesn't have an answer yet. Neither does Randall. Ducks Unlimited refers to these as decoys that imitate species you don't intend to shoot, but are often found hanging around waterfowl. Sarah, do you have this one right? Uh, highly doubt it. Okay. Never even pointed a shotgun at a duck. Randall, do you have this one right?
33:35 Speaker 05 No.
33:35 Speaker 03 Okay. How about you, Alec?
33:37 Speaker 04 Randall's not even in it.
33:38 Speaker 05 I think so.
33:39 Speaker 04 So we don't need to worry about it.
33:40 Speaker 03 He won't be if he gets this wrong.
33:41 Speaker 05 He's drawing pictures.
33:43 Speaker 06 Randall's making a joke over there, I can tell.
33:45 Speaker 03 Ducks Unlimited refers to these as decoys that imitate species you don't intend to shoot, but are often found hanging around waterfowl. I think you're wrong.
33:56 Speaker 04 I think...
33:57 Speaker 03 Just kidding.
33:58 Speaker 04 This is how you play trivia.
34:01 Speaker 03 I think we're ready. Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Yanni saying confidence. Sarah, turn your answer around, Sarah. It's a say. Buddy decoys. Randall says decoy decoys. Alec and Max and Brody say confidence decoys. The correct answer is confidence decoys.
34:23 Speaker 05 Wow.
34:24 Speaker 03 Confidence decoys are meant to add realism to spreads and make waterfowl feel safer about landing. Examples of confidence decoys include swans, coots, herons, seagulls, crows, cranes, and ducks when you're goose hunting, or geese when you're duck hunting.
34:40 Speaker 04 You use them, Max?
34:41 Speaker 03 Um, when I was growing up, I was a big proponent of like, blue heron decoys or swan decoy, but now I don't. I wish... There's some truth to it, for sure. Mm-hmm. I wish other hunters would start using confidence decoys. Like imagine a turkey hunter who put a deer decoy out. Wow, yeah. Or like a deer hunter who had a turkey decoy out there strutting around. I'd like that. Here's a correct answer review so far. One was Pine Tree. Two, Fundy. Three, Painted Turtle. Four, Red Wing. Five, Blue. Six, Richard Nixon. Seven, Canopy. Eight, Binder. Nine, Confidence Decoys. But let's get another scoreboard update before question 10.
35:25 Speaker 05 Unfortunately, that last question has eliminated Dr. Ram. I could have never come up with the word confidence today. Last thing on my mind.
35:35 Speaker 03 What's this say? Shelby, next was eight. It was a name on this one.
35:40 Speaker 06 Hmm, we're right there because Yanis and Sarah have six points and tied for first, or Alec, Max and Brody with seven.
35:48 Speaker 03 Question 10. The topic is biology. My birds, birds.
35:54 Speaker 03 The California Department of Public Health defines this 10-letter word as, quote, "A virus that spreads through the urine, droppings, or saliva of wild rodents."
36:08 Speaker 03 Oh my gosh. Nobody.
36:11 Speaker 06 These are my favorite question 10s, the stumpers.
36:15 Speaker 03 The spelling questions. We may have a zero percenter, though, based on how our room looks.
36:22 Speaker 05 You know, unrelated to this question.
36:25 Speaker 03 Okay.
36:26 Speaker 05 There are those, uh, there are those decoys for big game hunters that are like cattle.
36:31 Speaker 03 Oh, yeah.
36:32 Speaker 05 That's a confidence decoy. I thought I'd add a little bit of value to this podcast.
36:36 Speaker 03 The 2D antelope decoy.
36:38 Speaker 05 Yeah.
36:39 Speaker 03 Yeah, sneak behind. The California Department of Public Health defines this 10-letter word as, "A virus that spreads through the urine, droppings, or saliva of wild rodents." This could be a zero percenter.
36:59 Speaker 03 Nobody looks like they even have a prayer on this one.
37:02 Speaker 05 No, I, my guess was nine letters.
37:05 Speaker 03 Phil, what have you gotten this right?
37:06 Speaker 06 Absolutely not. No, no.
37:08 Speaker 03 Can I phone a friend?
37:11 Speaker 03 Who would know this, you think? Knows a lot about rats.
37:13 Speaker 04 Steve would.
37:14 Speaker 03 Oh, maybe. The California Department of Public Health defines this 10 letter word as a virus that spreads through the urine droppings or saliva of wild rodents. Remind me, Phil, if nobody gets this right, who is going to overtime this week?
37:30 Speaker 06 Alec, Max and Brody. Yeah.
37:32 Speaker 04 Come on, just don't put anything down, guys.
37:34 Speaker 05 Oh, Brody just, Brody, if Brody just cut them off of the knees right now, that would be.
37:38 Speaker 03 Brody's counting letters, so that's probably not good for the rest of us.
37:42 Speaker 05 Well, he's counting letters and then he grabbed his chin and he's puzzled, so.
37:46 Speaker 03 Nick, he might be a letter short or too many letters. A virus that spreads through the urine droppings or saliva of wild rodents. It is a 10 letter word.
38:03 Speaker 03 A real stumper.
38:06 Speaker 05 Hmm. Mm, mm, mm.
38:10 Speaker 03 Do our players give up?
38:13 Speaker 05 I've got a joke answer again.
38:16 Speaker 03 Okay, we'll see if we get to laugh this time.
38:18 Speaker 05 Yeah, I got one laugh last time.
38:21 Speaker 03 Was it from you?
38:21 Speaker 05 Yeah.
38:24 Speaker 04 It's one word?
38:25 Speaker 05 It's one word.
38:26 Speaker 04 That's where. Damn it!
38:27 Speaker 03 I know, I. 10 letter word. A virus that spreads through the urine droppings or saliva of wild rodents.
38:36 Speaker 04 Come on, time's up. All right, let's go to a tiebreaker.
38:40 Speaker 03 Brody, do you get, or excuse me, Yanni, do you give up? Yeah. Go ahead and reveal your answers.
38:47 Speaker 04 I gotta laugh!
38:49 Speaker 03 Sarah without an answer, Randall says Ratatouille, Alec without an answer, Max says patho. Pathogen. And what do you got, Brody?
39:00 Speaker 04 I had tularemia, hantavirus, tried making hydrophobia work, valley fever, that didn't work.
39:07 Speaker 03 Answer. The correct answer is hantavirus. Oh! It's one word.
39:15 Speaker 04 Well, then you gotta give it to me.
39:16 Speaker 03 No.
39:20 Speaker 04 The hantavirus is not one, come on.
39:22 Speaker 03 Uh, here's that, the, the, the CDC hantavirus, that's one word there. Uh, Mayo Clinic, one word.
39:29 Speaker 04 Let's go to a tiebreaker.
39:30 Speaker 05 This is the news recently.
39:32 Speaker 04 Really?
39:33 Speaker 05 Like.
39:34 Speaker 03 Uh, in.
39:34 Speaker 05 Uh, let's get to.
39:35 Speaker 03 People that become infected with hantavirus when they breathe in particles of dried rodent droppings. The virus is carried by mice, rats and voles with about 100,000 people globally getting hantavirus each year. The states with the most cases are Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. It's believed that hantavirus is what killed Gene Hackman's wife earlier this year.
39:59 Speaker 05 We were just making jokes about, I always called it hantavirus.
40:03 Speaker 03 Oh, I could be wrong. I don't know that I'm right.
40:04 Speaker 05 We were just making jokes about that the other week when we were standing in a cabin.
40:07 Speaker 03 Hmm.
40:08 Speaker 05 A lot of droppings.
40:08 Speaker 03 Brody, Brody elected to go with no answer instead of just keeping. I'm sorry, Brody. Hmm. I'll, I'll let you in.
40:15 Speaker 04 We're going to overtime. Play the drop, Phil.
40:19 Speaker 03 Tiebreaker.
40:20 Steven Rinella? Oh. You ain't first, you're last.
40:22 Speaker 03 Two out of three chance.
40:23 Steven Rinella? I think just cut it at, if you ain't first, you're last. And then like go into other stuff that's funny. I never liked it. Hey Phil, [BEEP] off, man.
40:31 Speaker 03 The tiebreaking topic is hunting. This will be a numerical question. Whoever is closest between Brody, Max and Alec will be declared the winner, but the other three players will play along as well because if somebody gets it right on the nose, Meat Deater will add an extra $100 donation to the end of the game.
40:51 Speaker 03 What was the cash prize for winning the 2024 World Elk Calling Championship in the Professional Division?
41:02 Speaker 03 Hmm. What was the cash prize for winning the 2024 World Elk Calling Championship in the Professional Division? That competition took place about 30 miles from us in Big Sky, Montana.
41:16 Speaker 05 Hmm. So maybe it's more money than I thought.
41:19 Speaker 03 What was the cash prize for winning the 2024 World Elk Calling Championship in the Professional Division? Was the cabin you were staying in, did it have some mouse droppings around?
41:31 Speaker 05 Uh, it did.
41:32 Speaker 03 Okay.
41:33 Speaker 05 It did.
41:33 Speaker 03 And you said, ha ha, maybe one of us will get hantavirus and die.
41:37 Speaker 05 That's exactly how it went down.
41:41 Speaker 05 We kind of make that joke every time we stay at a Forest Service cabinet.
41:45 Speaker 03 What was the cash prize for winning the 2024 World Out Calling Championship in the professional division?
41:52 Speaker 04 It's a good reason not to do any sweeping. You can leave there and not feel bad about it because you don't want to get the dust flying.
41:59 Speaker 03 Closest to... Alec, do you have an answer? I do. Okay. Brody has his answer. Whiteboard is down, headphones are off. He's still thinking about that question 10. Max? Uh, yeah, I'll just stick with it. Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Yanni saying $10,000. Sarah says $125,000. Randall says $75,000. Our three players left. We have Alec saying $25,000. Max saying $30,000. Brody saying $10,000.
42:36 Speaker 03 We got kind of in the middle here. The correct answer. Oh my goodness. It's $5,000 making Brody the winner.
42:47 Speaker 03 With a cash prize of $10,000. Comes back and gets the victory anyway. Wow. That's a heartbreaker.
42:55 Speaker 05 Yeah. Five grand.
42:56 Speaker 03 That doesn't seem like enough.
42:57 Speaker 05 Barely covers your stay in Big Sky.
42:59 Speaker 03 Yeah. The competition is held annually by RMEF. Tony Gilbertson of Oregon was the winner, defeating 10-time champion Corey Jacobson and two-time champion Bo Brooks. Gilbertson was using his Tony Gilbertson Signature Phelps Call in the competition. $5,000 prize. Brody was the closest by doubling it for $10,000. So close. Brody, what are you going to do with your $500 donation this week?
43:26 Speaker 04 Let's just toss it in the Meat Eater Land Access Initiative.
43:29 Speaker 03 $500 going to the Meat Eater LAI. Max, is that the closest? No, you've won before. Alec, that's the closest you've come, right? That is the closest. How did it feel? What? How did it feel, Alec? Was that really defeating? Or were you like, uh, damn, that was nice? No, Brody deserved it. Yeah, he did. That's my standpoint. Oh, wow. If I would have won, I would have gave...
43:51 Speaker 05 Losers.
43:51 Speaker 03 I would have gave my...
43:53 Speaker 05 Winning to Brody.
43:54 Speaker 04 Max is a real gentleman.
43:55 Speaker 03 Oh, okay. I'd like you two boys to be a little more worked up.
44:00 Speaker 05 I don't think that's gonna happen.
44:01 Speaker 03 You allow all this collaboration and then you're surprised when they're on good terms at the end of a game. The all time winningest player, Brody, adds victory 51 to his resume.
44:13 Speaker 05 One more.
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44:18 Speaker 05 Yeah, Brody.
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