Ep. 665: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CXLXII

Summary

The MeatEater Podcast: Episode 665 - "Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CXLXII"

Release Date: February 19, 2025
Host: Spencer Newharth
Guests: Randall Brody, Corey Logan, Tressa, Max
Description: In this lively episode of The MeatEater Podcast, host Spencer Newharth leads a spirited game of MeatEater Trivia with a diverse group of guests. Packed with humor, competition, and insightful discussions on hunting, fishing, conservation, and cooking, this episode promises both entertainment and enlightenment for outdoor enthusiasts.

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1. Introduction to MeatEater Trivia

[01:34]
Spencer Newharth kicks off the episode by introducing MeatEater Trivia, describing it as "the only game show where conservation always wins." He welcomes the contestants—Randall Brody, Corey Logan, Tressa, and Max—and outlines the structure: a ten-round quiz covering hunting, fishing, conservation, and cooking, with a $500 donation to a chosen conservation organization as the prize.

2. Current Trivia Standings and Over Time Drought

[02:14] - [03:30]
Spencer updates listeners on the ongoing "overtime drought," noting that the game hasn't gone to overtime since December 4th, marking an 11-week streak without extended play. He reminisces about the last overtime question, a math challenge, highlighting the high stakes involved.

3. Infrequently Asked Question (IFAQ)

[03:03] - [05:05]
The hosts engage in a humorous exchange over an IFAQ submitted by John Schlesinger: "What kind of PhD does Dr. Randall have?" Randall Brody reveals, "Randall Brody: I have a Ph.D. in history from the University of Montana." The group jokes about potential acronyms for PhD, with Randall expressing vague aspirations to make his dissertation more accessible.

4. Trivia Round Breakdown

The core of the episode revolves around ten trivia questions. Each round covers a specific topic, with contestants providing answers, followed by discussions and revelations of correct responses.

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Question 1: Ecology

Topic: USDA Corn Belt
Question: "Which state is not included in the Corn Belt according to the USDA? Nebraska, Ohio, Minnesota, or South Dakota?"
Notable Discussion:

• Randall Brody ([08:37]): "Is South Dakota part of the Corn Belt?"
• Spencer Newharth ([10:07]): Emphasizes the surprising definition by the USDA, noting, "Only Brody got that one right."
  Correct Answer: South Dakota

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Question 2: Fishing

Topic: Estuary Definition
Question: "Merriam-Webster defines this seven-letter word as a water passage where the tide meets a river current."
Notable Discussion:

• Tressa ([12:38]): "Whirlpooled,"
• Corey Logan ([12:42]): "Estuary"
  Correct Answer: Estuary

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Question 3: Natural History

Topic: Saint Bernard Breed
Question: "This dog breed, named after a monk, was bred to rescue avalanche victims in the Swiss Alps."
Notable Discussion:

• Corey Logan ([15:06]): "St. Bernard"
• Spencer Rinella ([16:11]): Details about the breed's history and heroic deeds.
  Correct Answer: Saint Bernard

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Question 4: Conservation

Topic: Isle Royale National Park
Question: "What lake is Isle Royale National Park located in?"
Notable Discussion:

• Randall Brody ([18:22]): Recalls a challenging trip to Isle Royale.
• Spencer Newharth ([19:31]): Shares insights on the park's accessibility and attractions.
  Correct Answer: Lake Superior

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Question 5: Cooking

Topic: Stone Crab Harvest
Question: "What state produces 99% of America's stone crab harvest?"
Notable Discussion:

• Randall Brody ([21:56]): Guesses Florida confidently.
• Spencer Newharth ([22:19]): Discusses Florida’s significant role in the stone crab industry.
  Correct Answer: Florida

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Question 6: Mountain Men

Topic: State Capital Named After Kit Carson
Question: "This state's capital is named after mountain man Kit Carson."
Notable Discussion:

• Corey Logan and Randall Brody ([28:42]): Correctly identify Carson City, Nevada.
• Spencer Newharth ([28:30]): Shares historical context on Kit Carson's influence.
  Correct Answer: Nevada (Carson City)

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Question 7: Conservation

Topic: Norway Rat
Question: "North America's most common rat is named after what Nordic country?"
Notable Discussion:

• All Contestants ([31:50]): Identify "Norway" as the correct answer.
• Spencer Newharth ([32:07]): Explains the prevalence and history of the Norway rat in North America.
  Correct Answer: Norway

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Question 8: Fishing

Topic: Gilligan's Island Boat
Question: "What was the name of the Wheeler Playmate 38 boat from Gilligan's Island?"
Notable Discussion:

• Various Guesses: Including SS Minnow and Little Skipper.
• Spencer Newharth ([36:41]): Delivers the correct answer with trivia about the boat's link to Ernest Hemingway.
  Correct Answer: SS Minnow

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Question 9: Cooking

Topic: Spice Description
Question: "McCormick describes this six-letter spice as sweet, peppery, and a bit floral with a hint of citrus."
Notable Discussion:

• Randall Brody ([41:07]): Correctly identifies "Ginger."
• Spencer Newharth ([41:19]): Provides botanical details about ginger.
  Correct Answer: Ginger

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Question 10: Cooking

Topic: Archery Target Brand
Question: "This brand debuted their seven-foot Sasquatch archery target at the 2017 ATA Show."
Notable Discussion:

• Randall Brody ([44:46]): Successfully answers "Reinhardt."
• Spencer Newharth ([44:49]): Discusses Reinhardt's unique target offerings.
  Correct Answer: Reinhardt

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5. Scoreboard and Winner Announcement

Throughout the game, Spencer provides periodic updates on the standings, highlighting Randall Brody's consistent performance. By the end of the trivia, Randall emerges victorious with eight correct answers, securing the $500 donation.

[45:22]
Corey Logan: "You're sending $500 to NWTF so your boys can kill all them turkeys."
Spencer Newharth: Confirms the donation, emphasizing the group's commitment to conservation efforts.

6. Closing Remarks and Future Episodes

In the concluding segments, the hosts reflect on the fun and competitive nature of the trivia session. They tease future events, including a three-episode tournament set to begin between late February and early March, aiming to crown the 2024 MeatEater Trivia champion.

[46:28] - [46:55]
Spencer Newharth wraps up the episode with playful banter about upcoming tournaments and the contestants' hunting plans for the year, solidifying the episode's blend of education and entertainment.

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Notable Quotes:

• Spencer Newharth ([01:34]): "Welcome to Meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins."

• Randall Brody ([03:32]): "I have vague aspirations at some point of reworking it into something that would be for popular consumption."

• Spencer Newharth ([10:09]): "South Dakota not part of the Corn Belt. Wow."

• Randall Brody ([22:40]): "How many states touch the ocean?"

• Corey Logan ([32:12]): "Because he's from a part of the country where there's a lot of Norwegian immigrants."

• Spencer Newharth ([41:18]): "Ginger is a common ingredient in Indian and Caribbean cuisine."

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Conclusion:

Episode 665 of The MeatEater Podcast offers a captivating blend of competitive trivia and insightful discussions on various outdoor and conservation topics. With Randall Brody emerging as the champion, listeners are treated to both educational content and the camaraderie that defines the MeatEater community. Whether you're a seasoned outdoorsman or new to the scene, this episode provides valuable knowledge wrapped in engaging entertainment.

Transcript

[Stephen Rinella]

Hey, American history buffs. Hunting history buffs, listen up. We're back at it with another volume of our Meat Eaters American History series. In this edition, titled the Mountain Men 1806-1840, we tackle the Rocky Mountain beaver trade and dive into the lives and legends of fellows like Jim Bridger, Jed Smith and John Colter. This small but legendary fraternity of backwoodsmen helped define an era when the west represented not just unmapped territory, but untapped opportunity for those willing to endure some heinous and at times violent conditions. We explain what started the Mountain man era and what ended it. We tell you everything you'd ever want to know about what the mountain men ate, how they hunted and trapped, what gear they carried, what clothes they wore, how they interacted with Native Americans, how 10% of them died violent deaths, and even detailed descriptions of of how they performed amputations on the fly. It's as dark and bloody and good as our previous volume about the white tailed deer skin trade, which is titled the Long Hunters 1761-1775. So again, you can buy this wherever audiobooks are sold. Meat Eaters American History the Mountain Men 1806-1840 by Stephen Rinella Foreign.

[Spencer Newharth]

Welcome to Meat Eater Trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins. I'm your host, Spencer Newharth and today we're joined by Randall Brody, Corey Logan, Tressa and Max. This is a ten round quiz show with questions from meat eaters for verticals which are hunting, fishing, conservation and cooking. And there is a prize mediator will donate 500 to the conservation organization of the winner's choosing for the stat of the week. This week we're looking at the overtime drought that we're currently in. We haven't had a game go to overtime since December 4th, meaning we're on an 11 week overtime drought. This breaks our previous record of 10 straight weeks without overtime.

[Randall Brody]

That's serious stuff.

[Spencer Newharth]

It is. It's been a while. The last time we actually went to overtime, the question was how many teaspoons are in 1.25 cups?

[Corey Logan]

Remember?

[Spencer Newharth]

What? What was the answer, Brody? Do you still know it?

[Corey Logan]

48.

[Spencer Newharth]

It was 60. But you got a dead nuts that day. We had an eleven hundred dollars donation because we went to overtime with Randall and Brody having perfect games. And then you got the overtime question. Exactly.

[Tressa]

Oh, how, how did you like calculate that?

[Corey Logan]

Mind like this, I think it comes out to. Is it three per.

[Spencer Newharth]

I don't remember.

[Max]

There's three teaspoons in a tablespoon and I don't remember how many.

[Corey Logan]

Yeah, I forget how I got there.

[Spencer Newharth]

But your kid sure likes measuring stuff at home in the kitchen. So you said that gave you a big advantage.

[Corey Logan]

Yep.

[Spencer Newharth]

And it did.

[Corey Logan]

Oh, yeah, he just made me a nice loaf of banana pecan bread last night.

[Brody Henderson]

Did you bring it in?

[Corey Logan]

That shit's great. Oh.

[Spencer Newharth]

So 11 straight weeks with no overtime. All right, here's our infrequently asked question segment. If you have a trivia related question for our crew, send it to trivia the meat eater.com with the subject line IFAQ. John Schlesinger says, what kind of PhD does Dr. Randall have? And more importantly, where can we read his dissertation?

[Brody Henderson]

He'll tell you.

[Randall Brody]

I find it hard to believe that that's an infrequently asked question.

[Spencer Newharth]

It is.

[Corey Logan]

Well, does PhD mean professional hunting degree?

[Randall Brody]

That would be nice. That would be nice. Steve has another acronym that he likes to do.

[Spencer Newharth]

What is it? Can't say it.

[Randall Brody]

Pretty huge.

[Brody Henderson]

Okay, fill in the blank.

[Randall Brody]

No, I have a PhD in history from the University of Montana. I earned that in 2015. And if you'd like to read the dissertation, you'll need to contact the University of Montana library because it's not publicly available. I have.

[Spencer Newharth]

We could publish it on our website. How about that, Rand?

[Randall Brody]

I have vague aspirations at some point of. Of reworking it into something that would be for popular consumption.

[Spencer Newharth]

What was it about?

[Corey Logan]

See, Randall. And right after Spy. Right after you got your PhD. Yeah, on stars in the Sky.

[Randall Brody]

Oh, no, that. Was that. Was that prior to your p. No, that was like a year or two afterwards. But I did do a meat eater podcast, like episode 12 or something right after. Probably a month after I finished.

[Spencer Newharth]

Okay, Fresh doctor.

[Randall Brody]

Yeah, One of the first, very first meteor episodes.

[Spencer Newharth]

But what was your dissertation about?

[Randall Brody]

Hunting in American politics and culture in the 20th century.

[Tressa]

Oh, yeah, he talked about it last night in the. The Live tour.

[Corey Logan]

You should do an addendum to that for the 21st century.

[Spencer Newharth]

There you go.

[Corey Logan]

Lots changed.

[Randall Brody]

Oh, a lot has changed.

[Spencer Newharth]

What's above a doctor? A double doctor? No, what can you do?

[Brody Henderson]

A good doctor.

[Randall Brody]

I mean, great doctor. I don't think there's anything better than a Ph.D. spencer. But yeah, I mean, advanced. Advanced degrees in the humanities. Just a ticket to a lucrative and fulfilling life.

[Max]

Brody, you're disrupting the camera shot right now. Do you want to move your hand?

[Randall Brody]

That's my camera too.

[Max]

Yes, you're covering Randall perfectly.

[Spencer Newharth]

That is an IFAQ from our trivia question. Go John Schlesinger. Him And Leland Hart send me more questions than probably every other listener combined.

[Max]

Leland Hart's. He tunes in every week for radio live as well.

[Spencer Newharth]

Thank you, John. Thank you, Leland.

[Randall Brody]

All right, love you guys.

[Spencer Newharth]

We have some housekeeping. The long awaited meat eater tournament is on the horizon. We expect to have the three episode tournament out between the end of February and the beginning of March where we'll crown a 2024 Meat Eater Trivia tournament champion. So coming soon.

[Randall Brody]

Oh, that's exciting.

[Spencer Newharth]

It's like, it's, it's weird that it's, you know, obviously happening in March. The year after it will act like it's like, you know, the NBA finals during COVID where they had to like push it back a few postpone it.

[Randall Brody]

It would be fun to go into.

[Spencer Newharth]

A bubble trivia bubble with the gang Disney. Yeah, yeah.

[Randall Brody]

Good bass fishing.

[Spencer Newharth]

Yeah. So that, that is coming soon. All right, the Shelby index for today is a four. So our winner should get eight correct answers. With that, we're on to the game. I can do eight trivia. Play the drop, Phil. I need to know what I stand to win.

[Brody Henderson]

Everything.

[Spencer Newharth]

How's that?

[Brody Henderson]

Just tend to win everything.

[Spencer Newharth]

Before we start.

[Corey Logan]

Spencer, I was thinking for that tournament, you know how for like football games they do like the little player profile.

[Spencer Newharth]

Sure.

[Corey Logan]

Dudes come out like do a little dance or like go like that. You and Phil should do some of those.

[Spencer Newharth]

Okay. Some B roll of you guys looking all smart. Yeah, we could pull that off. All right, question one. The topic is ecology and this will be multiple choice. Which state is not included in the corn belt according to the usda. Is it Nebraska, Ohio, Minnesota or South Dakota? Three of those states are part of the corn belt. One is not. Is it Nebraska, Ohio, Minnesota or South Dakota? Max wasn't supposed to play trivia today. And when he found out that he was, he says, well then you ought to throw me a bone. And I had this question written before Max was going to show up. But he's lived in Minnesota. He's lived in South Dakota. Question one is firmly a bone.

[Brody Henderson]

I haven't lived in Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana.

[Spencer Newharth]

I assumed you spent some time in.

[Randall Brody]

Minnesota, but your grandma's place is in.

[Brody Henderson]

Right on the Red River.

[Randall Brody]

Yeah, I knew that. Could this be a bets from the game? You went trivia.

[Spencer Newharth]

There you go.

[Logan]

I wonder if this is a bone for anybody from Ohio.

[Brody Henderson]

Yeah. Is there anyone from Ohio here?

[Spencer Newharth]

I don't know, Logan.

[Randall Brody]

I guess we'll never know.

[Max]

No.

[Spencer Newharth]

Which state is.

[Corey Logan]

There's a lot of corn in Ohio.

[Spencer Newharth]

Included in the Corn Belt. Just so you know, according to the usda, Nebraska, Ohio, Minnesota, or South Dakota. Is everybody ready?

[Corey Logan]

No. Are we?

[Spencer Newharth]

Yeah. Max was quick to answer. You feel good about your answer, Max? Yeah. How about you let me see your answer?

[Randall Brody]

I actually don't feel great about my answer.

[Logan]

That's a good question.

[Spencer Newharth]

Again, three of these states are part of what the USDA defines as the Corn Belt. One of them is not Nebraska, Ohio, Minnesota, South Dakota. Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Tressa saying Nebraska. Corey says Ohio. Randall says Ohio. Logan says Minnesota. Max says Ohio. Brody crossed out Minnesota and wrote down South Dakota. So we have every answer, I think, represented in here today.

[Brody Henderson]

We got one correct answer.

[Spencer Newharth]

The correct answer is South Dakota. Only Brody got that one.

[Max]

I don't know if you guys caught this, but. But Ma, Max made a funny little joke and asked to see Brody's answer, which is normally what Brody does to Max. And then after.

[Brody Henderson]

After Brody showed Max's answer.

[Max]

I don't know what face Max made, but Brody, you changed your answer.

[Brody Henderson]

But I didn't think he was gonna write down South Dakota.

[Spencer Newharth]

In 2006, the USDA declared the Corn Belt to be a six state region consisting of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and Ohio. Encyclopedia Britannica disagree slightly, saying Ohio isn't in the Corn Belt, but Kansas is. Neither place includes South Dakota in the Corn Belt, though.

[Randall Brody]

I was thinking of the Encyclopedia Britannica.

[Spencer Newharth]

You knew that? Definitely.

[Brody Henderson]

Well, isn't the states like South Dakota?

[Spencer Newharth]

What are we doing?

[Logan]

Yeah, it's not much of a.

[Spencer Newharth]

That's where South Dakota is. Yeah, South Dakota's right here. Ohio's way, way over there. It's like a contiguous region, the Corn Belt that they define. And then I was like. I was also surprised about their definition. So I looked at, like, what states produce the most corn. And Minnesota actually produces twice as much corn as South Dakota. So South Dakota not part of the Corn Belt. Wow.

[Brody Henderson]

If I was putting money on that, I would not put money on South Dakota.

[Spencer Newharth]

Question 2.

[Corey Logan]

That's why you got the question wrong.

[Spencer Newharth]

Yeah.

[Logan]

South Dakota has the Corn palace.

[Brody Henderson]

I know.

[Randall Brody]

That's what's so counterintuitive.

[Spencer Newharth]

That's like in the middle of the Corn Belt of South Dakota, though, you start getting west of there and you lose all that darn corn.

[Brody Henderson]

You do. It's east river and west river, but still.

[Spencer Newharth]

Question 2. The topic is fishing. And this next great question is via Jacob Arnold episode. Miriam Webster defines this seven letter word as, quote, a water passage where the tide meets a River current. Randall and Brody already have their answers. Miriam Webster defines this seven letter word as a water passage where the tide meets a river current. This is question two.

[Corey Logan]

If there's another seven letter word, I'm not going to think about it.

[Spencer Newharth]

Brody, how'd you end up choosing South Dakota for not being part of the corn?

[Corey Logan]

Honestly, man, it's all based on driving across the country.

[Spencer Newharth]

Okay, like, that's like.

[Corey Logan]

Yeah, I don't remember seeing a lot.

[Spencer Newharth]

Of corn in south corn. Miriam Webster defines this seven letter word as a water passage where the tide meets a river current.

[Randall Brody]

Yeah, I remember grow. I remember seeing a lot of corn growing up, you know, in Ohio, obviously. Like, I can visualize that, but I just never thought of being included in the corn belt. Perhaps I underappreciated our contribution to the. To the nation.

[Spencer Newharth]

I'd say Ohio has some of the best corn because they also have a lot of timber. And it's like, I think I've said this before about Ohio, but they've got this. The right amount of rolling hills.

[Randall Brody]

Oh, thank you.

[Spencer Newharth]

Nice topography for hunting whitetail deer.

[Randall Brody]

Yeah.

[Spencer Newharth]

Miriam Webster defines this seven letter word as a water passage where the tide meets a river current. Anyone besides Brody and Randall confident?

[Randall Brody]

No, I didn't say I was confident.

[Spencer Newharth]

Okay, but you have an answer that's seven letters.

[Corey Logan]

Got it. Come on. He's just playing coyote.

[Randall Brody]

You never know.

[Spencer Newharth]

Do our other players have a similar question to this? Well, I do a lot of things where I say, I know what you're talking about.

[Tressa]

It was where two rivers. It was where two rivers meet. And it was a Greek letter.

[Spencer Newharth]

Yeah. Oh, that was delta. Yeah.

[Tressa]

So it's not delta.

[Spencer Newharth]

Okay, that was from a Jabroni episode recently.

[Logan]

Yeah, sure.

[Brody Henderson]

No, that's salt water.

[Spencer Newharth]

Brody got a good chuckle from.

[Brody Henderson]

I wasn't even done with my word and you start chuckling.

[Spencer Newharth]

All right, does everyone else give up?

[Corey Logan]

There's different ways to go about this. There's like, thinking of the right word or starting with seven letters and being like, oh, yeah.

[Spencer Newharth]

Feeling like, okay, well, I'm just making.

[Brody Henderson]

Sure my answer has seven letters.

[Spencer Newharth]

Maxwell, do you give up?

[Brody Henderson]

Yeah.

[Spencer Newharth]

Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have tresses saying whirlpooled. Corey says estuary. Randall says estuary. Logan says causeway. Max, without an answer, Brody says estuary. The correct answer is estuary. Estuaries are some of the most productive environments on Earth based on how much organic matter they produce. They also are enormous economic drivers through recreation and. And shipping. Some notable estuaries are Chesapeake Bay, San Francisco Bay, and. And the Hudson Bay. Question 3. The topic is natural history. This dog breed, which is named after a monk, was bred to rescue avalanche victims in the Swiss Alps. This dog breed, which is named after a monk, was bred to rescue avalanche victims in the Swiss Alps. Brody and Randall already have their whiteboards down with an answer that they seem to like. Corey has now joined them. Corey, do you have this one right?

[Logan]

I believe so. Got to add to it.

[Spencer Newharth]

Cory came up with estuary on our last question. He didn't seem to like his answer very much.

[Logan]

That was the same answer I had in that Greek. Oh, where the delta was.

[Spencer Newharth]

Delta.

[Logan]

I said estuary.

[Spencer Newharth]

Oh.

[Randall Brody]

So we gave you a try. Try again.

[Stephen Rinella]

No.

[Randall Brody]

Okay.

[Logan]

I was very nervous, though. Like, shoot twice, aim once.

[Corey Logan]

Strong answer.

[Brody Henderson]

Max.

[Corey Logan]

Wrong answer. Strong.

[Spencer Newharth]

Strong answer. Brody likes Max's answer.

[Brody Henderson]

You know, Question three, wrote down.

[Spencer Newharth]

All right, again, the topic is natural history. This dog breed, which is named after a monk, was bred to rescue avalanche victims in the Swiss Alps. Logan, do you have an answer?

[Brody Henderson]

That's not the.

[Corey Logan]

I do, but I know it's wrong.

[Tressa]

So I'm trying to think of a better one.

[Spencer Newharth]

Tressa, do you have an answer?

[Randall Brody]

Same.

[Spencer Newharth]

Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Tressa saying Husky. Corey says Bernie's dog. Randall says Saint Bernard. Logan says Buddha. Hey. Max and Brody say Saint Bernard. They got it. The correct answer is the Saint Bernard. It's believed that Saint Bernards are the descendants of Roman war dogs. The breed was shaped by monks in the Swiss Alps to go on search and rescue missions and guard property. It was common for the dogs to work in teams of two. Once they found a victim, one dog would stay with the person to provide them with warmth, and. And the other dog would go get help. One Saint Bernard, Barry, saved 40 human lives between the years 1800 and 1812.

[Corey Logan]

You're not gonna get. I thought you'd have a little flavor text on the little.

[Max]

The barrel.

[Corey Logan]

Little jug of booze.

[Spencer Newharth]

That wasn't true. I saw something that said that. That wasn't the case. They weren't carrying around little barrels of whiskey.

[Randall Brody]

That's no fun.

[Spencer Newharth]

I'm sure some Saint Bernards have at some point, but that wasn't. That wasn't like, their thing.

[Max]

You guys remember the Big Dogs brand of shirts?

[Randall Brody]

Yeah. That's one of my favorite. It's a Big Dog's World Big Dog Fire Department.

[Spencer Newharth]

Did you own some of those, Randall?

[Randall Brody]

No. But there is a big dog outlet. Oh, yeah, there's a big dog outlet. There was one in Spokane.

[Max]

There was one in Gresham, Oregon. That I would.

[Randall Brody]

Yeah, I had a. I had a buddy who just had all these Big Dog shirts.

[Spencer Newharth]

Yeah, those were. Those were cool. And then incredibly uncool. And I bet, like, Gen Z and what's below it's a Gen Alpha. I bet they would love Big Dog.

[Randall Brody]

Oh, yeah.

[Spencer Newharth]

Stuff right now, that'd be kind of sweet.

[Randall Brody]

Didn't know I was gonna think about Big Dog.

[Max]

I didn't either.

[Randall Brody]

What a treat.

[Spencer Newharth]

Question 4. The topic is conservation. This next great question is via Kale Carlin. What lake is Isle Royale national park located in? What lake is Isle Royale national park located in? Randall very quick to answer.

[Randall Brody]

Been there. You have spent some time on this lake.

[Spencer Newharth]

Okay, there's a hint.

[Randall Brody]

Getting there.

[Spencer Newharth]

No. Randall's Travels. What lake is Isle Royale national park located in? We've got Corey searching the room, looking for a piece of art or map that might help him. Are you finding anything?

[Logan]

No, nothing. This Nebraska map always throws me off.

[Spencer Newharth]

Oh, you could have seen that they're part of the Corn Belt. If you looked at that closely, I imagine they got a big. There's a John Deere logo on there. You'd have to.

[Logan]

That's the big one.

[Spencer Newharth]

Then you'd know that, hey, that. That state's part of the Corn Belt. What lake is Isle Royale national park located in? Brody, how do you feel about your ancestry?

[Corey Logan]

Man, I. I think I'm in danger of a slip up here, but we'll see.

[Spencer Newharth]

Is everybody ready?

[Brody Henderson]

You know what I was thinking about? My family? No. My Family Feud episode. Does that count as a trivia win?

[Spencer Newharth]

Sure, Max.

[Brody Henderson]

Sweet. I got two then, actually.

[Spencer Newharth]

Yeah. Well, you each have to divide it by how many people are on your team.

[Brody Henderson]

Four.

[Spencer Newharth]

Four. So you got one. One and a quarter wins, then.

[Brody Henderson]

Better than most.

[Spencer Newharth]

Maybe someone from your team would donate their other, like, quarter to you, though.

[Brody Henderson]

Maybe Yanni will.

[Spencer Newharth]

Does everyone have an answer? Max, you were thinking about family. And reveal your answers. We have Corey saying Michigan. Randall says Superior. Logan says Michigan. Max says Eerie. Brody crossed out Huron and wrote down Superior. The correct answer is Lake Superior. Located about 20 miles off the shore of Minnesota, Isle Royale is one of the least visited national parks in America. The only way to get there is via plane, boat, or ferry. I already have a ferry reservation for this June when I'll plan to visit the park for the first time.

[Randall Brody]

Lovely.

[Spencer Newharth]

When did you go?

[Brody Henderson]

Should have got that one.

[Randall Brody]

When I was in high school.

[Spencer Newharth]

Did you take the ferry there?

[Randall Brody]

We came from the Minnesota side on a boat. It was a very rough. It was one of the roughest boat rides I've been on.

[Spencer Newharth]

Oh, just like a civilian boat or you guys took a ferry?

[Randall Brody]

No, it's. Well, I wouldn't call it a ferry.

[Corey Logan]

A tour boat.

[Randall Brody]

Yeah, it was kind of a tour boat. It was probably. It had like an interior cabin with seating for 40 people. Maybe.

[Spencer Newharth]

Yep.

[Randall Brody]

And then we backpacked from the east side of the island to the west side of the island.

[Spencer Newharth]

What. What's your review of it?

[Randall Brody]

Oh, super cool. Saw a lot of moose. I wish I'd fished. I didn't bring. I didn't bring fishing equipment. The. The problem with that trip was that I had a one man tent and my brother had a one man tent. My parents had a two man tent and my brother forgot his tent poles.

[Spencer Newharth]

So he's bunking with you.

[Randall Brody]

So we had three. Three men tent.

[Spencer Newharth]

Sure.

[Randall Brody]

Combined for four people. So, yeah, one of those. One of those fun trips.

[Spencer Newharth]

The bad reviews I've read about Isle Royale is just a hellacious amount of mosquitoes. Yes. So I'm preparing myself for that.

[Brody Henderson]

Do you go from Duluth or Grand Marais or. Neither.

[Randall Brody]

Well, I think we went from Grand Marais.

[Brody Henderson]

Okay.

[Randall Brody]

Yeah.

[Spencer Newharth]

Question five. The topic is cooking. This is our listener question of the week, which was won by Jennifer Silberberg for sending this great question. Jennifer is going to get a board game signed by the crew. If you want a chance to win our listener question of the week, then send your question to triviator.com. what state produces 99% of America's stone crab harvest? What state produces 99% of America'S stone crab harvest? Brody, very quick to answer. The rest of our players have not yet put marker to whiteboard. Brody, you know this with certainty.

[Corey Logan]

You know, I. I think it's. I'm 99.

[Spencer Newharth]

Okay, 99. Sure that he knows where 99 of America's stone crab harvest comes from.

[Brody Henderson]

I think there's two different names for this crab.

[Logan]

Okay, so something else.

[Randall Brody]

I think Brody's just staring lazy.

[Corey Logan]

I mean, maybe I'm learning something. I don't know yet.

[Brody Henderson]

Could be wrong.

[Spencer Newharth]

Question 5. It's cooking. After this, we'll get a scoreboard. Update from Phil. What state produces 99 of America's stone crab harvest? I don't know. We could call it fishing if you'd like, if that makes you feel better. Topic is crabbing.

[Brody Henderson]

I know that's a blue crab.

[Logan]

Yeah, I can answer that one.

[Randall Brody]

I just don't know my crabs.

[Spencer Newharth]

How do you feel about your answer, Randall?

[Randall Brody]

I don't feel great.

[Spencer Newharth]

If you got to name five states. Do you think you'd be guaranteed to get it then?

[Randall Brody]

Yeah.

[Spencer Newharth]

Okay.

[Randall Brody]

I mean, how many states touch the ocean?

[Spencer Newharth]

Is everybody ready?

[Randall Brody]

Truth.

[Spencer Newharth]

Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Tressa sang Washington. Corey says Alaska. He crossed out Maine. Randall says Alaska. Logan says New Jersey. Max says Alaska. Brody says Florida. The correct answer is Florida. Only Brody got that one right. According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, the stone crab market is one of the state's five biggest fisheries. Everglade City is the hub, claiming to be the stone crab capital of the world. Stone crab flavor has been described as being similar to lobster with a slightly sweeter taste.

[Corey Logan]

Those are the ones where they're only allowed to pop the claw.

[Spencer Newharth]

Yeah. And I think they like. It's like catch and release with those things. Have you caught stone crabs before?

[Corey Logan]

I've eaten them down there. I haven't caught them.

[Spencer Newharth]

What's your review of Stone?

[Corey Logan]

They're very good. It's real good. It's not as good. Like, I don't think it's as good as Dungeness, but it's good.

[Spencer Newharth]

Phil, we're halfway through the game of trivia.

[Brody Henderson]

Brody, give us a scoreboard.

[Max]

It's looking rough out there, guys. What just happened? I'm sorry.

[Randall Brody]

Sorry. I just knocked a whiteboard off the thing here.

[Max]

Oh, that's fine.

[Randall Brody]

Lost all control.

[Max]

Tressa and Logan are not on the board yet with zero points. Corey and Max have one point a piece.

[Spencer Newharth]

We're not scum.

[Max]

Randall has three, and Brody is up by two at halftime with a perfect game. It's hard. It's hard to see a reality where anyone catches up with straight major things that happen.

[Corey Logan]

Randall came back and beat me last week or a few days ago.

[Brody Henderson]

One of us.

[Spencer Newharth]

Yeah.

[Logan]

He's not.

[Tressa]

I don't know.

[Randall Brody]

I think Phil was insinuating that I can't catch up.

[Max]

That's what I. I definitely was.

[Randall Brody]

I was gonna. I had a feeling on that last one that it was coming from the Atlantic, and I was thinking Florida, but I just didn't have enough courage of conviction to go to Florida.

[Spencer Newharth]

Looking unlikely that we'll have overtime again this week. If he.

[Randall Brody]

If he put two points on me in the first five, why can't I put two on him in the second?

[Brody Henderson]

True.

[Spencer Newharth]

Well, yeah, you're going to go to fishing.

[Max]

Questions?

[Spencer Newharth]

Question 6. The topic is mountain men.

[Stephen Rinella]

Hey, American history buffs. Hunting history buffs. Listen up. We're back at it with another volume of our Meat Eaters American History series. In this edition titled the Mountain Men, 1806-1840. We tackle the Rocky Mountain beaver trade and dive into the lives and legends of fellows like Jim Bridger, Jed Smith, and John Colter. This small but legendary fraternity of backwoodsmen helped define an era when the west represented not just unmapped territory, but untapped opportunity for those willing to endure some heinous and at times, violent conditions. We explain what started the mountain man era and what ended it. We tell you everything you'd ever want to know about what the mountain men ate, how they hunted and trapped, what gear they carried, what clothes they wore, how they interacted with Native Americans, how 10% of them died violent deaths, and even detailed descriptions of how they performed amputations on the fly. It's as dark and bloody and good as our previous volume about the white tailed deer skin trade, which is titled the Long Hunters 1761-1775. So again, you can buy this wherever audiobooks are sold. Meat Eaters American History the Mountain Men, 1806-1840 by Stephen Rinella.

[Spencer Newharth]

This.

[Randall Brody]

Feed me, baby.

[Spencer Newharth]

This state's capital is named after mountain man Kit Carson.

[Logan]

Good God.

[Spencer Newharth]

So you tell me the state, not the capital. This state's capital is named after mountain man Kit Carson. Corey, you have this one, right?

[Logan]

Yeah.

[Spencer Newharth]

Randall also looks confident. Brody had a quick answer, but now I do. I'm just like, he's doing whiteboard osmosis where he's got it pressed against his temple. This state's capital is named after mountain man Kit Carson.

[Corey Logan]

I'll make it interesting. Okay, I'll get it wrong.

[Spencer Newharth]

All right. Did you talk about Kit Carson in the recent audiobook?

[Randall Brody]

A little bit.

[Spencer Newharth]

What do we have to say about Kit Carson? Without giving it away, he ran away.

[Randall Brody]

From an apprenticeship as a saddle maker.

[Spencer Newharth]

Oh. Did that get him in trouble?

[Randall Brody]

I don't know that anything came of it, but it's a no, no. It's a no, no.

[Spencer Newharth]

This state's capital is named after mountain man Kit Carson.

[Randall Brody]

We also have an anecdote of a field amputation conducted in a little party that Kit Carson was traveling with.

[Spencer Newharth]

Oh.

[Randall Brody]

Yep.

[Spencer Newharth]

Is everybody ready?

[Randall Brody]

It's one of multiple field amputations covered in media American is either the state.

[Brody Henderson]

He'S from or the state he spent.

[Spencer Newharth]

Most of the time. I don't remember if it was Kit Carson, but I previously had a TR about a mountain man's last quote, and it may have been Kit Carson. On his deathbed, he said something like, I wish I just had time for one last bowl of chili That's.

[Corey Logan]

I think that's supposed to be Kit Carson. I don't know if it's true. I remember Steve talking about that.

[Spencer Newharth]

Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Tressa and Corey and Randall saying Nevada. Logan says Nebraska. Max says Idaho. Brody says Nevada. The correct answer is Nevada.

[Brody Henderson]

Reno, Nevada.

[Corey Logan]

Nebraska. Same thing.

[Spencer Newharth]

Carson City.

[Brody Henderson]

Oh, there it is.

[Spencer Newharth]

Yeah.

[Brody Henderson]

See, that's why I wouldn't have got it.

[Tressa]

I was gonna write down Idaho. I was like, Boise. There's no. There's no way Reno.

[Spencer Newharth]

John Fremont named the Carson river after Kit Carson, who was a scout for Fremont's expedition through the area. The city's population boomed when gold was discovered nearby in the 1850s, but slowed down after the mines dried up. Carson City has 50,000 people, making it the third smallest state capital, after Pierce, S.D. in Juneau, Alaska.

[Tressa]

How much time does Shelby have to answer these questions?

[Spencer Newharth]

If she doesn't know it, she moves on pretty quickly. So we wrap up a trivia test run in probably five minutes. It goes quick. Question seven. The topic is conservation. North America's most common rat is named after what? Nordic country? What?

[Corey Logan]

Max, you should know this.

[Spencer Newharth]

Why? Why should Max know this?

[Corey Logan]

I'll tell you later.

[Spencer Newharth]

Okay?

[Max]

I'm on the edge of my seat.

[Spencer Newharth]

North America's most common rat is named after what? Nordic country? Is Maxwell. Nordic. Is that.

[Randall Brody]

Does he have pet rats?

[Corey Logan]

I'll tell you later.

[Spencer Newharth]

Okay?

[Brody Henderson]

I think he's just calling me a rat.

[Spencer Newharth]

Randall, you know this one?

[Randall Brody]

I do.

[Spencer Newharth]

Brody, you know this one.

[Corey Logan]

Yes.

[Spencer Newharth]

North America's most common rat is named after what? Nordic country. We've got Max writing down as many Nordic countries as he can come up with. Not a bad strategy. Now, our other players are doing the same.

[Corey Logan]

And, Max, cover your board up.

[Brody Henderson]

Jeez.

[Spencer Newharth]

Hey, don't you want to beat Logan?

[Tressa]

It should be pretty easy at this point.

[Spencer Newharth]

North America's most common rat is named after what? Nordic country? This is question seven, and the topic is conservation. Max declared he has three Nordic countries written down.

[Brody Henderson]

I'm trying to think why I should know this.

[Spencer Newharth]

I think. I think Brody's just trying to mess with you. Is he gonna say that every time?

[Randall Brody]

Where are your ancestors from?

[Brody Henderson]

Nowhere near there.

[Randall Brody]

Yeah.

[Spencer Newharth]

This is nowhere that has rats. Corey, are you writing down Nordic countries?

[Logan]

Yeah, I got four.

[Spencer Newharth]

Okay. Tressa, is that your strategy as well? I don't even know if this is a Nordic country. Okay, okay, we've got. Corey is outright. Just shown his whiteboard to Max.

[Randall Brody]

Does anybody have a globe?

[Logan]

That's.

[Spencer Newharth]

We'd need a globe. We should have a globe now.

[Corey Logan]

What are you doing?

[Brody Henderson]

Writing down an answer.

[Spencer Newharth]

Max has erased all three Nordic countries he can think of.

[Logan]

It ain't that one. It's not that one.

[Spencer Newharth]

Logan, are you ready?

[Tressa]

I mean, I've got a Nordic country.

[Spencer Newharth]

Cory, are you ready?

[Logan]

What do you need to know?

[Spencer Newharth]

Were you writing down which country? One country. North America's most common rat is named after. What Nordic country? Tressa. Are you ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Tressa saying Poland. Corey, he wrote down Finland, Ireland, Sweden. And then he picked Norway.

[Randall Brody]

Iceland. I think I wanted him to get credit.

[Spencer Newharth]

Yeah, yeah. The listeners says Norway. Logan says Norway. Max says Norway. Brody says Norway. They got it. The correct answer is Norway. Now why should Max know that?

[Corey Logan]

Because he's from a part of the country where there's a lot of Norwegian immigrants.

[Spencer Newharth]

That's true.

[Randall Brody]

That's what? That's where I thought you were going with it.

[Spencer Newharth]

Max is basically made of lutefisk, right? Yeah. Norway rats are also known as brown rats, sewer rats and street rats. They arrived to North America via ships in 1775 and are now found in all 50 states. A two year study of New York City's rats determined that the uptown population is genetically different than the downtown population, with midtown acting as a barrier that largely keeps them from mixing. Wow.

[Corey Logan]

How did they not get here until 7, 1775?

[Spencer Newharth]

I don't know. They just kept clean ships before that, I suppose.

[Corey Logan]

Come on. No way.

[Spencer Newharth]

Question 8. The topic is fishing. Oh, speaking of the devil. This next great question is via Leland Heart. Hey, what was the name of the Wheeler Playmate 38 boat from Gilligan's Island?

[Logan]

Wow, really taking us back here.

[Spencer Newharth]

What was the name of the Wheeler Playmate 38 boat from Gilligan's Island?

[Max]

That was Brody's proudest whiteboard slam so far.

[Spencer Newharth]

Randall also seems to know it though. How confident are you, Randall?

[Corey Logan]

Phil, can you play the song after we're done?

[Max]

For copyright reasons?

[Brody Henderson]

No.

[Max]

But I did. I did pull a clip from this theme song for last week's episode of Cal's Week in Review.

[Tressa]

Check it out right up.

[Corey Logan]

And you hear a tale.

[Spencer Newharth]

Keep going.

[Corey Logan]

I don't know if I had any copyright laws.

[Spencer Newharth]

How much of Gilligan's island have you seen, Brody?

[Corey Logan]

I mean, when I was a little kid, it was like, you know. You don't remember back when there was only three channels?

[Spencer Newharth]

You're right. I do not remember.

[Corey Logan]

That was the show that was on after school.

[Spencer Newharth]

But I remember Nick. At night I watched A lot of Dick Van Dyke.

[Corey Logan]

Yeah, this was pre Nick at night.

[Spencer Newharth]

I also love pretty monkeys.

[Corey Logan]

Pre Nick at night.

[Max]

Oh, the monkeys. Yeah.

[Spencer Newharth]

I've recently gotten served some content on Instagram showing just how stoned the monkeys were when they were filming that. It's like so obvious now when you watch a clip and you see one of the monkeys is clearly very high while they were filming that show. You know what surprises me about Gilligan's Island? When I was researching this question only had three seasons. That seems like a show to me that had 20 seasons.

[Randall Brody]

When you asked Brody, how much of Gilligan's island have you seen? I thought even if I could name every episode I've watched, I'd have no idea how much of Gilligan's Island I've seen because it just exists.

[Max]

Just washed over you.

[Spencer Newharth]

Yeah, yeah. What did you watch a lot of Gilligan's Island, Randall?

[Randall Brody]

Yeah, I used to watch a lot of Nick at night.

[Spencer Newharth]

Huh. What did you like from Nick at Night?

[Randall Brody]

I'm not even going to remember what was on.

[Spencer Newharth]

I like Mary Tyler more because it was Minneapolis. She was there.

[Randall Brody]

Sure.

[Max]

I watched a lot of I Dream of Genie Brady, Lucy.

[Logan]

We talk more about this boat. Did the island. What boat fail them and that. Is that why they're stuck on the island?

[Spencer Newharth]

What?

[Corey Logan]

Well, if you knew the song, you'd know what happened. Well, it's.

[Randall Brody]

The skipper had a boat and they.

[Spencer Newharth]

Were supposed to be on what, a three hour tour? Three tour. And then what happens? There's a storm, right?

[Randall Brody]

Yeah.

[Spencer Newharth]

Okay. And for some reason this tropical island they wash up on, it has a lot of monkeys, Right? Or am I thinking of a different show?

[Corey Logan]

I don't remember getting harassed by monkeys.

[Randall Brody]

Lord, how. Right. Who's the aristocratic character?

[Corey Logan]

Ginger and Mary Ann. Or was it the Professor?

[Randall Brody]

The Professor.

[Corey Logan]

Professor and Marianne.

[Randall Brody]

Yeah. There's. If you on Love on the Spectrum, I think one of the seasons of Love on the Spectrum, one of the guys loves Gilligan's island and he goes to a Comic Con convention to meet the actress who played Marianne from. And it's. I mean, I'm surprised she's alive, but it looks great.

[Max]

We need to bring back TV theme songs where they just explain the entire process.

[Spencer Newharth]

It's pretty convenient.

[Max]

It's very convenient.

[Spencer Newharth]

You can tune in at any time. Then I know what's going on. I'm almost certain that like gorillas were weirdly on that island.

[Corey Logan]

You probably right. I mean, I.

[Spencer Newharth]

Again, the question is question eight. The topic is fishing. What was the name of the Wheeler Playmate 38 boat from Gilligan's Island. Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Tressa saying Aloha. Corey says SS Susie. Randall says SS Minnow. Logan says Little Skipper.

[Corey Logan]

It was little buddy Logan.

[Spencer Newharth]

Oh. Max says little g. Brody says SS Minnow. The correct answer is the SS Minnow. The original owner of the 38 foot boat called it the Blue Jacket. But the show renamed it after TV producer New Newton Minnow. The Wheeler Playmate is the same model that Ernest Hemingway owned which he equipped without rigors for fishing. On that very boat, he caught one of his biggest tuna and wrote the Old man in the sea.

[Brody Henderson]

What does SS mean in like.

[Spencer Newharth]

Is it like service ship or ship Captain Randall? And it technically wasn't an ss. It should have been like an MT Motor. Motor. I don't remember.

[Max]

This is Google AI, so take it with a grain of salt. But it says it's an acronym for screw steamer.

[Spencer Newharth]

Maybe it technically it was not an ss. Like that's, that's designated.

[Corey Logan]

It would have been an B, maybe fishing vessel. Yeah, it was something like that.

[Max]

Yeah, it's just a single screw steamship.

[Spencer Newharth]

Okay, Phil, we have two questions left. Give us a scoreboard update.

[Logan]

Let's take a look.

[Corey Logan]

Oh, I thought that was the end.

[Max]

Everyone's on the board now. Tressa and Logan have one point, Max has two, Corey has three, Randall has six. And still two points ahead is Brody Henderson with eight points and a perfect game.

[Brody Henderson]

Wow.

[Logan]

Hot dog.

[Spencer Newharth]

Question nine. The topic is cooking. McCormick describes this six letter spice as quote, sweet, peppery and a bit floral with a hint of citrus. McCormick describes this six letter spice as sweet, peppery and a bit floral with a hint of citrus. Phil, I like the Brady Bunch movie a lot more than I like the Brady Bunch.

[Max]

Oh, yeah, Well, I mean, that was. That was a great idea because the Brady Bunch movie was just like a. Pretty much a spoof of the Brady Bunch because it was the Brady Bunch living in modern times, if I'm correct. So it was like all of their TV sitcom mannerisms in the real world.

[Spencer Newharth]

And I think they went to Hawaii and there was like a cursed.

[Max]

That was a real episode of the Brady Bunch. Oh, the Hawaii episode with the cursed. Cursed, like tiki statue or whatever the hell it was.

[Spencer Newharth]

Got all my Nick at night mixed up. Again, we're on question nine. Brody, who has the perfect game going, does not yet have it.

[Corey Logan]

I'm struggling on this one.

[Spencer Newharth]

McCormick describes this six letter spice as sweet, peppery and a bit floral with a hint of citrus.

[Corey Logan]

Is this one that everyone has in their cupboard? Spencer?

[Spencer Newharth]

I don't know. I do not know. Does anybody feel good about their answer? Corey?

[Logan]

No. No, not yet.

[Spencer Newharth]

McCormick describes this six letter spice as sweet, peppery and a bit floral with a hint of citrus.

[Logan]

Citrus.

[Spencer Newharth]

This may be a zero percenter and Rune Brody's perfect game.

[Brody Henderson]

I already tried that. More than six letters.

[Logan]

Oh, is it?

[Spencer Newharth]

This is question nine.

[Randall Brody]

Real stumper here. Jeez.

[Spencer Newharth]

But if Randall could get this right and Brody get it wrong, we'd have a game. Going into the final question, Brody now has an answer. Brody, do you like your answer?

[Corey Logan]

It's got six letters.

[Spencer Newharth]

Okay. McCormick describes this six letter spice as sweet, peppery and a bit floral with a hint of citrus. Randall, do you have an answer?

[Randall Brody]

Yeah, I do. I don't really know. You can get it in a spice. Yeah. I'm not sure if I believe this.

[Logan]

Keep going.

[Randall Brody]

Long story short, I'm not sure if this is a spice.

[Spencer Newharth]

Okay. Do our other players give up category?

[Brody Henderson]

No.

[Randall Brody]

But.

[Logan]

Yeah.

[Spencer Newharth]

Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Tressa saying Mesquite. Cordy. Without an answer, Randall says ginger. Logan says Cayenne. Max. Without an answer, Brody says garlic. The correct answer is Ginger. Got that one right. Ginger.

[Randall Brody]

Deliberately Gilligan's Island.

[Spencer Newharth]

But it was very ironic that that somebody said Ginger was one of the characters.

[Max]

Also, Randall's the only one who got it right.

[Randall Brody]

Yes.

[Max]

Anyway, sorry.

[Spencer Newharth]

Ginger. Ginger.

[Max]

Got it. Yeah.

[Spencer Newharth]

Ginger is a common ingredient in Indian and Caribbean cuisine. The ground product comes from the underground stem of a plant that grows 2 to 4ft tall. Wild ginger is found in 34 states. According to the USDA. It can be identified by its heart shaped leaves and brown flowers that grow at ground level. All right, here's a correct answer review so far. 1. With South Dakota. 2. Estuary. 3. St. Bernard. 4. Lake Superior. 5. Florida. 6. Nevada. 7. Norway. 8. SS Minnow. 9. Ginger. Phil, let's get one final scoreboard update before we do question 10.

[Max]

Yeah. Like you already said, it's still a game. Now Brody has eight points, Randall has seven.

[Spencer Newharth]

Question 10.

[Randall Brody]

Apologize.

[Spencer Newharth]

Apologize for your earlier skin is hunting. This Brand debuted their seven foot Sasquatch archery target at the 2017 ATA Show.

[Corey Logan]

This question is dumb.

[Spencer Newharth]

Spencer, this brand debuted.

[Max]

I'm excited.

[Spencer Newharth]

Seven foot Sasquatch archery target at the 2017 ATA Show. Brody, our leader, does not yet have an answer. But neither does Randall, who is one point behind. Corey, do you think you have this one right?

[Randall Brody]

50.

[Logan]

50.

[Spencer Newharth]

Okay.

[Logan]

Just throwing it out there.

[Spencer Newharth]

This Brand debuted their seven foot Sasquatch archery target at the 2017 ATA Show. If Randle could get this right and Brody get this wrong, we would snap our overtime drought. But it looks like right now that Randle is not going to get it right and neither will Brody. Max, you like your answer?

[Brody Henderson]

It's the only one I could think of.

[Spencer Newharth]

Okay. Did you put down Dave Smith decoys?

[Brody Henderson]

No.

[Tressa]

10.

[Brody Henderson]

I did not.

[Spencer Newharth]

This brand debuted their seven foot Sasquatch archery target at the 2017 ATA show.

[Randall Brody]

Corey, let me see what you have.

[Brody Henderson]

Well, no, I don't know.

[Logan]

I want to go there.

[Spencer Newharth]

Randall, do you have an answer down? Randall? No, I know.

[Brody Henderson]

Brody out.

[Randall Brody]

Just. It's just not my. My forte here.

[Spencer Newharth]

Okay. Brody now. Now has an answer. Brody, do you like yours? No. Max, do you like.

[Corey Logan]

It's an answer.

[Brody Henderson]

Same one as mine.

[Spencer Newharth]

Oh, wow. All right.

[Logan]

Oh, man. I kind of want to show you what I got.

[Randall Brody]

Now I'm real close.

[Max]

I want to see.

[Logan]

Well, there's maybe one letter.

[Brody Henderson]

You can't show it.

[Spencer Newharth]

Yeah, yeah.

[Tressa]

No. Let's see if this overtime happens naturally.

[Spencer Newharth]

How many points do we get if.

[Logan]

We get it right and they get it wrong?

[Spencer Newharth]

Still one five points. This brand debuted their seven foot Sasquatch archery target at the 2017 ATA Show. Is everybody ready?

[Brody Henderson]

Brody gave me a half a point last game I played.

[Spencer Newharth]

Go ahead and reveal your answers. We have Tressa saying Caldwell. Corey says Delta. Randall says Jack Links. Logan says Reinhardt. Max says Block. Brody says Block. We have a correct answer. It's Reinhardt. And that makes Brody our winner.

[Corey Logan]

Never got married.

[Brody Henderson]

Yeah, I've never even heard that before.

[Spencer Newharth]

The Sasquatch stands 7ft tall, weighs 250 pounds, and costs $4,300. It's by far the biggest and most expensive 3D target that Reinhardt sells. Other unique offerings from them include a mosquito target, Velociraptor target, African lion target, black Cobra target, and alligator target. That makes Brody our winner with eight correct answers. He got the Shelby index right on the nose. Brody, where is the $500 from Meat Eater going to go?

[Corey Logan]

Well, you boys are headed to the National Wild Turkey Federation shindig, so let's. Let's donate it to those guys.

[Spencer Newharth]

Okay, 500 going to NWTF via Brody and meat Eater. You got some turkey hunts planned this year, Brody?

[Corey Logan]

Well, I mean, I'm definitely gonna go. I haven't ironed out any details. I got two kids with that can hunt now. Man, it's like.

[Brody Henderson]

It's fun watching them go.

[Spencer Newharth]

They both got dibs on pulling the trigger. Over you.

[Corey Logan]

Yeah, yeah. First, you know, I'm so excited about it.

[Spencer Newharth]

That's why me and Randall are dads. We're too selfish.

[Corey Logan]

It's like a lot, man. You're like, like everybody in Montana. Everyone's like, I'm gonna fill all five of my tags this year or whatever. It's like, good luck, man.

[Spencer Newharth]

I got.

[Corey Logan]

I don't even know if I'm going to get to hunt.

[Brody Henderson]

Do they shoot 20s or 12 20s?

[Corey Logan]

I don't even shoot at 12 at turkeys anymore. There's no need, man.

[Brody Henderson]

No, there's no need.

[Spencer Newharth]

But Brody sending $500 to NWTF so his boys can kill all them turkeys.

[Corey Logan]

That's right.

[Spencer Newharth]

Join us next week for more Meat eater trivia, the only game show where conservation always wins.

[Randall Brody]

Thanks, Spencer.

[Spencer Newharth]

Good one. Yeah, Spencer from South Dakota, he's the host.

[Corey Logan]

Using those smooth, mellow tones, he lays them questions down.

[Spencer Newharth]

And he likes taking those two and three year old bucks.

[Corey Logan]

And he's an avid amateur rock hound.

[Stephen Rinella]

Hey, American history buffs. Hunting history buffs, listen up. We're back at it with another volume of our Meat Eaters American History series. In this edition, titled the Mountain Men 1806-1840, we tackle the Rocky Mountain beaver trade and dive into the lives and legends of fellows like Jim Bridger, Jed Smith and John Coulter. This small but legendary fraternity of backwoodsmen helped define an era when the west represented not just unmapped territory, but untapped opportunity for those willing to endure some heinous and at times violent conditions. We explain what started the mountain man era and what ended it. We tell you everything you'd ever want to know about what the mountain men ate, how they hunted and trapped, what gear they carried, what clothes they wore, how they interacted with Native Americans, how 10% of them died violent deaths, and even detailed descriptions of of how they performed amputations on the fly. It's as dark and bloody and good as our previous volume about the white tailed deer skin trade, which is titled the Long Hunters 1761-1775. So again, you can buy this wherever audiobooks are sold. Meat Eaters American History The Mountain Men 1806-1840 by Stephen Renella.