Ep. 885: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CCXIX

Summary

The MeatEater Podcast — Ep. 885: Game On, Suckers! MeatEater Trivia CCXIX

Release Date: June 3, 2026
Host: Spencer Newhart
Guests/Participants: Brian, Brody, Randall, Corey, Seth, Sarah, Logan, Phil (engineer)

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Episode Overview

This episode brings listeners another lively round of MeatEater Trivia, a quiz game where conservation always wins. Hosted by Spencer Newhart with the regular panel of MeatEater personalities, the group competes in a 10-round trivia showdown across the pillars of the MeatEater brand: hunting, fishing, conservation, and cooking. Humor, friendly banter, and plenty of teachable outdoor moments make for an engaging and educational listen, capped off with a $500 donation to a conservation group of the winner’s choice.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Mailbag Question: Bucket List Fish (01:27–04:12)

• Listener Dylan Cole (age 12) asks: What are your bucket list fish? His is a tarpon.
• Panel Responses:
  • Seth: No specific fish, but wants to fish for halibut in Norway, and famous US bass fisheries like Guntersville and Lake Fork.
    Quote: “I want to hit all the cool places down south… all the famous bass fisheries.” (02:06)
  • Randall: Giant king salmon (ideally over 60 lbs).
  • Logan: A red snapper he can actually keep and eat (caught but had to release them in Florida).
  • Sarah: Permit on the fly.
  • Corey: Taiman in Mongolia.
  • Brody: Kubera snapper in Panama.
  • Spencer: Muskie—never caught one on hook and line despite raising thousands at a hatchery.
• Memorable Moment: Logan recounts releasing caught red snapper just for sharks to eat them. (02:47–02:59)

2. Public Utility Numbers Explained (04:12–06:13)

• Revisits “811" call-before-you-dig number, detailing all “11” service numbers (211: Community Services, 311: Municipal services, etc.).
• Confirmed 811 is effective and efficient for marking underground utilities.

3. MeatEater Trivia—Game Summary and Notable Questions

Question 1: Hypothermia Core Temperature (06:37–08:36)

• Q: Hypothermia occurs when core temperature drops below what?
• A: 95°F/35°C.
• Memorable Quote: “At 95, you'll experience uncontrollable shivering, slurred speech, clumsy movements, and confusion.” – Spencer (08:10)

Question 2: Johnny Morris's Museum “WOW” (08:41–11:11)

• Q: Name of Johnny Morris’s museum often shortened to "WOW"?
• A: Wonders of Wildlife.
• Randall’s experience at the museum described (09:48–10:38): “They got a boat that belonged to Hemingway... and the big old, like, record book deer... it’s just, like, four dozen models.”

Question 3: Gender Reveal Boombox Brand (11:35–14:25)

• Q: Which company introduced their gender reveal boombox in 2018?
• A: Tannerite.
• Memorable Quote: “Started the 2017 Sawmill Fire that burned 47,000 acres... The fire started the second you see the blue cloud.” – Spencer (14:09)
• Humor: Logan’s “fire stick” holiday gift confusion (14:39–14:58).

Question 4: Monarch Caterpillars' Only Plant (15:37–18:32)

• Q: What is the only plant monarch caterpillars eat?
• A: Milkweed.
• Insight: Monarch populations dropped 85% in 40 years; best help is to plant milkweed.

Question 5: Location of Flaming Gorge Dam (18:41–21:47)

• Q: In what state is Flaming Gorge Dam?
• A: Utah (30 miles south of WY border).
• Sarah’s experience: “We used to go fish it... we called it the Flaming Gouge Lodge because they really got you.” (20:58–21:05)

Question 6: Kettle Grill Brand Origin (24:42–26:16)

• Q: Which brand made the first kettle grill in the 1950s?
• A: Weber.
• Origin Story: “George Stephen, the Weber grill inventor, got the idea after having his steaks go up in flames…” – Spencer (26:17)

Question 7: Endangered Hawaiian Seal (26:47–28:20)

• Q: What kind of seal did a tourist throw a rock at in Hawaii?
• A: Monk Seal.
• Quote: “There are fewer than 2,000 Hawaiian monk seals left in the world.” – Spencer (28:20)
• Humor/Outrage: Offender says, “I’m rich enough to pay any fine.” (28:45)

Question 8: Sherwood Forest Outlaw (29:41–32:24)

• Q: Fictional character made outlaw for poaching a deer in Sherwood Forest?
• A: Robin Hood.
• Panel banter on Robin Hood movies and characters, including “Men in Tights,” “Prince of Thieves,” and upcoming adaptations (32:31–32:58).

Question 9: Maximum Hurricane/Tornado Scale (33:37–36:22)

• Q: Highest number storm can reach on Saffir Simpson Hurricane Scale and Enhanced Fujita Tornado Scale?
• A: 5.
• Debate: Randall references possible “Category 6” events emerging due to increasing wind speeds.

Question 10: Bramble as Foraging Term (38:06–41:20)

• Q: Seven-letter word associated with blackberries/raspberries meaning a rough, thorny bush?
• A: Bramble.

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Scoreboard & Winner (Throughout, key update at 38:04, 41:58)

• Brody wins with 7 correct.
• Seth: 6
• Randall: 6
• Sarah & Corey: 3 each
• Logan: 1

Final Donation Choice

• Sarah on behalf of Brody: “We’ll donate to American Rivers… The Potomac was the most endangered river.” (42:10–42:36)

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• On Monarch Decline:
  “Monarch populations have declined by 85% in the last 40 years. One of the primary reasons is habitat loss.” – Spencer (18:19)
• On Conservation Trivia:
  “Game on, suckers!” – Sarah (06:37)
• On Robin Hood:
  “A fight then ensues, and it ends with Robin killing all 15 foresters. This leads to him fleeing into the forest and spending the rest of his life as an outlaw.” – Spencer (31:59–32:07)
• Humorous Flub:
  Logan calls Johnny Appleseed a fictional character (31:24)
• On Category 6 Hurricanes:
  “Category 6 level wind speeds are becoming more common… maybe someday we’ll ask this question again in a decade.” – Spencer (39:17–39:21)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Bucket List Fish: 01:27–04:12
• Utility “11” Numbers Explained: 04:12–06:13
• Hypothermia Trivia: 06:37–08:36
• Wonders of Wildlife Museum: 08:41–11:11
• Tannerite Gender Reveal: 11:35–14:25
• Monarch Caterpillar Diet: 15:37–18:32
• Flaming Gorge Dam: 18:41–21:47
• Kettle Grill Origin: 24:42–26:16
• Hawaiian Monk Seal Incident: 26:47–28:20
• Robin Hood Outlaw Backstory: 29:41–32:24
• Hurricane/Tornado Scales: 33:37–36:22
• Foraging—Bramble: 38:06–41:20
• Winner and Donation Choice: 42:02–42:38

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Tone and Character

The episode is fast-paced and irreverent and features competitive ribbing, pop culture asides, and practical conservation knowledge—all delivered in the panel's authentic, conversational style.

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Takeaways for Listeners

• Outdoor knowledge can make for lively competition—and trivia is a fun way to learn.
• Conservation themes are ever-present, both at the heart of the game and in the ultimate donation.
• Memorable storytelling and the mixture of in-depth answers and playful banter make for an engaging trivia session you don’t have to be an expert to enjoy.

Transcript

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[Podcast Host (Casual Intro)]

It's a me podcast.

[Spencer Newhart]

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 Brian Brody, Randall, Corey, Seth, Sarah and Logan. This is a 10 round quiz show with questions from meat eaters 4 verticals

[Co-host/Moderator]

which are hunting, fishing, conservation and cooking.

[Spencer Newhart]

There is a prize meaded will donate 500 to the Conservation organization of the winner's choosing. Starting off today's show with a mailbag question. Send your mailbag question to trivia.com with

[Co-host/Moderator]

the subject line mailbag if you have a question that you want the crew to answer.

[Spencer Newhart]

Today's question is from Dylan Cole.

[Co-host/Moderator]

I think he said in his email. He's 12 years old. He says, does the crew have any bucket list fish? Mine is the tarpon mine is in Dylan's, not Spencer's. Seth, what's, what's a bucket list fish?

[Seth]

I don't really have a bucket list fish. I have bucket list places where I want to catch fish.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Okay, give me an example.

[Seth]

I'd like to go to Norway to fish for like halibut and stuff there.

[Co-host/Moderator]

All right, what about something stateside?

[Seth]

Well, I mean like bucket list places.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Sure.

[Seth]

Oh, I want to hit all the cool places down south like Guntersville and lake for like all the famous bass

[Co-host/Moderator]

fisheries with the Bassmaster Classic visits. Those kinds of water Randall bucket list fish.

[Randall]

I just like a giant king salmon. Like a giant one. The ones that are few and far between. Fewer.

[Sarah]

Yeah, that is bucket list.

[Co-host/Moderator]

They don't make them like that giant 40 pounds.

[Randall]

No, I've caught, I've caught them over 40 like a 60 plus.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Okay, that is giant XXL Logan bucket list fish.

[Logan]

A red snapper that I could actually keep. I've caught them before but I want to actually catch it and eat it.

[Co-host/Moderator]

So I'm not Familiar with red snapper.

[Spencer Newhart]

Is there like a slot?

[Co-host/Moderator]

What if you catch one below the slot?

[Logan]

When we were in Florida, we had to toss back all the red snappers because they're out of. So we caught like a bunch of red snappers but we couldn't keep anyone and then we threw them back in the water and watched all the sharks eat them.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Okay.

[Spencer Newhart]

Probably the most attainable bucket list fish we've heard so far.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Sarah, Bucket list fish.

[Sarah]

I'd like to catch a permit on the fly.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Okay.

[Spencer Newhart]

Corey.

[Corey]

I'd love to go to Mongolia and catch a Taiman.

[Sarah]

It's cool fashion. Brody Kubera snapper in Panama.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Wow. Wow.

[Sarah]

They get big.

[Randall]

How big? Good fishes.

[Spencer Newhart]

Huh? How big?

[Sarah]

Like 80, like giant.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Okay, maybe this is a meat eater series. We go catch our bucket list fish. We see Logan catch like a 22

[Spencer Newhart]

inch snapper followed by Brody in some extreme jungle. Yeah, I'm into it.

[Randall]

We'll take Seth to Norway. Yeah, I caught a fish in Norway.

[Seth]

Did you?

[Corey]

Yeah.

[Phil]

What was it?

[Randall]

The guys with called it a mackerel. I don't know if that's what it was.

[Seth]

Holy mackerel.

[Spencer Newhart]

I've never caught a muskie, so I would say a muskie is my bucket list fish. We used to work at a fish hatchery and I raised thousands of them

[Co-host/Moderator]

and I've held them in my bare hands that I caught out of a rearing pond. So I've caught muskie with my bare hands, but I've never caught one on a hook in line.

[Sarah]

Just go visit Chester. He'll put you on one.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Well, I like having an attainable bucket list.

[Seth]

One you say you better block off about two weeks.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Then I can do it.

[Corey]

Yeah.

[Spencer Newhart]

We have some housekeeping to get to. On a previous episode we had a question about the phone number you should call before planting a tree.

[Co-host/Moderator]

The answer was 81 1. But in the follow up discussion there

[Spencer Newhart]

was some wondering aloud about the other 11 phone numbers.

[Co-host/Moderator]

So here's a full list.

[Spencer Newhart]

211 is Community Services and information.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Examples being food banks and support groups. They'll tell you where Those are located.

[Spencer Newhart]

31 1. Municipal government services.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Examples being to report abandoned vehicles or noise complaints. Those are non em that you call

[Spencer Newhart]

for 411 directory assistance. So you call 411 and it tells

[Co-host/Moderator]

you the phone number to something else. That was one we had heavily discussed.

[Spencer Newhart]

Six one. Excuse me. Five one one is traffic. Six one one Telephone company.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Customer service.

[Spencer Newhart]

Seven one one.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Telecommunications for deaf and hard of hearing.

[Spencer Newhart]

Eight one one Underground utility location nine

[Co-host/Moderator]

one one emergency services.

[Spencer Newhart]

Most, but not all, are nationally operated.

[Co-host/Moderator]

And some of them, like 41 1, which is the directory assistance, and 6161

[Spencer Newhart]

1, which is the telephone customer service,

[Co-host/Moderator]

are actually going extinct and are getting harder to find. So there are all of your one ones.

[Randall]

I've been getting a ton of 811 ads on Instagram and Facebook.

[Logan]

That's because I've been, like, thinking about digging in my backyard. Has anyone used 811 before?

[Spencer Newhart]

I did about two months ago, yeah.

[Logan]

How quick is that process?

[Spencer Newhart]

So you.

[Co-host/Moderator]

And then you tell them your location, you go online, you fill out a thing, and then they send out their utility companies to mark spots.

[Spencer Newhart]

Their list is, like, for where I

[Co-host/Moderator]

lived, eight companies long or something. And I think six of those emailed me back within 24 hours and said, your property is of no concern for us. And then the other two came out and they did mark things, and I think it was within, like, 10 days. So it happens pretty quick. And I think it helps if you get on their list early. But if you try to call in, you know, like, mid maybe. Yeah, you probably backed up at that point.

[Randall]

Safety first.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Safety first.

[Spencer Newhart]

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.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Look, I need to know what I stand to win. Everything. How's that?

[Seth]

You stand to win everything.

[Sarah]

Game on.

[Spencer Newhart]

Suckers. Question 1. The topic is woodsmanship. This first great question is via Zachary

[Co-host/Moderator]

McCall, and as always, it will be multiple choice.

[Spencer Newhart]

Hypothermia occurs when your core body temperature drops below blank.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Is it 97 degrees fahrenheit? 95, 93, or 91? For our Canadian listeners, that would be 36 degrees celsius, 35, 34, or 33. Hypothermia occurs when your core body temperature drops below blank. 97, 95. 93. 91. In celsius, that is 36, 35, 34, Or 33.

[Randall]

Oh, yeah.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Ooh, you wrote down a percentage.

[Randall]

Yeah, I was going for a degree.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Hypothermia occurs when core body temperature drops below 97.

[Spencer Newhart]

95.

[Co-host/Moderator]

93. 91.

[Randall]

What do you think, Corey?

[Phelps Game Calls Representative]

Sounds cold.

[Randall]

It all sounds cold.

[Logan]

Yeah, it's kind of a hard one.

[Spencer Newhart]

Is everybody ready?

[Corey]

Great question.

[Spencer Newhart]

Go ahead and reveal your answer. Seth, 95 degrees.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Randall. 95.

[Spencer Newhart]

Logan.

[Co-host/Moderator]

95.

[Spencer Newhart]

Sarah. 97. Corey.

[Co-host/Moderator]

95.

[Spencer Newhart]

Brody.

[Co-host/Moderator]

93.

[Spencer Newhart]

The correct answer is 95 degrees. The room did well.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Or 35 degrees Celsius.

[Spencer Newhart]

At 95 degrees, you'll experience uncontrollable shivering, slurred speech, clumsy movements, and mild confusion. At 90, you'll stop shivering while your vital organs begin to fail. At 82, you'll be unconscious with a faint pulse, and at 75, you'll most likely be dead. But hypothermic patients have been observed at

[Co-host/Moderator]

temps down to 55 degrees. Wow.

[Logan]

That's crazy. Whoa.

[Spencer Newhart]

So 95 is where it starts.

[Co-host/Moderator]

90 is just where your organs start to shut down.

[Spencer Newhart]

Question 2.

[Co-host/Moderator]

The topic is conservation.

[Spencer Newhart]

This is the name of Johnny Morris's museum, which often just gets shortened to wow.

[Randall]

Fantastic institution.

[Spencer Newhart]

This is the name of Johnny Morris's

[Co-host/Moderator]

museum, which often just gets shortened to wow.

[Seth]

Have you been there?

[Randall]

Yeah.

[Co-host/Moderator]

He's got a residency there.

[Randall]

I wish I. I wish I did. I'd like to go back there and spend some more time.

[Spencer Newhart]

Phil, are there any bucket list fish

[Co-host/Moderator]

for you on, like, Baldur's Gate or.

[Randall]

Oh, don't infantilize, Phil.

[Spencer Newhart]

I'm not, but I bet that's, like,

[Co-host/Moderator]

a common thing in RPG games.

[Phil]

There's a fish that you can catch in the. In the northern realms of Faerun called a knucklehead trout. So that's my answer.

[Spencer Newhart]

You haven't caught it yet, though.

[Phil]

I have. Well, that. You can't go there in Baldur's Gate, but you can in your imagination, Spencer.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Okay, thank you.

[Spencer Newhart]

This is the name of Johnny Morris's

[Co-host/Moderator]

museum, which often just gets shortened to wow. Randall, what was the best part of wow?

[Randall]

Oh, it's hard to say.

[Seth]

Okay, they have a big aquarium.

[Randall]

The aquarium is amazing because not only is it just stuff in the tanks, but there's all kinds. Like, there's a whole wall of just presidents. Fishing. There's like, Jimmy Carter and Roslyn Carter's tackle boxes. Love that stuff like that. I mean, it's just.

[Seth]

That's cool.

[Randall]

They got a boat that belonged to Hemingway.

[Spencer Newhart]

They got the big old, like, record

[Co-host/Moderator]

book deer in there as well, right?

[Randall]

Yeah, a ton of big record book animals. They have the Boone and Crockett collection. Like when you see that famous photo of the wall from the New York. I guess it was the Museum of Natural History. Then they just have, like, you. You realize, oh, there's a weird gun room. And then you just go in there and there's just, like, four dozen models.

[Sarah]

I'm losing confidence in my answer.

[Spencer Newhart]

Is everybody ready with a wow, what is it Acronym? Go ahead and reveal your answers. Seth says World of Wildlife. Oh, no, Randall.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Wonders of Wild Logan.

[Spencer Newhart]

Wildlife of the World. Sarah. World Of Wilderness. Corey, World of Wildlife. Brody, World of Wildlife. We have a correct answer in the room.

[Phil]

That's what I was thinking.

[Spencer Newhart]

It's Wonders of Wildlife. Randall Got it. Well, he's been there.

[Randall]

I was afraid I just embarrassed myself.

[Spencer Newhart]

The Wonders of Wildlife Natural Museum and Aquarium is located in Springfield, Missouri. USA Today named it America's best aquarium for a record breaking 8th time earlier this year.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Their conservation work ranges from hosting school field trips to rehabilitating endangered sea turtles. Question 3. The topic is gear.

[Spencer Newhart]

This company introduced their gender reveal boom box in 2018.

[Sarah]

Wait, what's the category here?

[Spencer Newhart]

This company introduced their gender reveal boom box in 2018.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Randall, very quick.

[Randall]

I mean I was choosing from between two. One answer.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Have you been a customer of this company? You think?

[Randall]

Nope.

[Co-host/Moderator]

No. Again, question three. The topic is gear. This company introduced their gender reveal boombox in 2018. Sarah, do you have this one right?

[Sarah]

Couldn't tell you.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Okay. Only Randall has any comments.

[Randall]

Huh?

[Co-host/Moderator]

Yeah.

[Seth]

Like the product is called Boombox.

[Spencer Newhart]

It's called the Gender reveal Boombox.

[Co-host/Moderator]

That is the name of their product that you can go buy.

[Spencer Newhart]

Corey saying Eh.

[Corey]

Smidgen of.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Okay.

[Corey]

Confidential.

[Sarah]

Company that makes a product called a boombox.

[Seth]

Yeah, I do too often.

[Phil]

There's a knucklehead trout for you. That one's called Old Bitey.

[Spencer Newhart]

I love that.

[Phil]

It's got a big head.

[Spencer Newhart]

It does.

[Logan]

I like weights.

[Phil]

Around 50 pounds.

[Co-host/Moderator]

A balloon.

[Spencer Newhart]

Good type head. Tell me about the stitches in its belly.

[Phil]

Oh, I. I have no. It's probably just lived a long, long fruitful life putting up a fight.

[Randall]

Yeah, like a sperm whale and a coelacanth. Had a baby.

[Co-host/Moderator]

This company introduced their gender reveal boom box in 2018.

[Seth]

What's your answer?

[Spencer Newhart]

Brody in danger of starting 0 for 3.

[Co-host/Moderator]

I don't know how many times that's happened in Meat eater.

[Phil]

Maybe never.

[Seth]

That's what I was gonna put.

[Randall]

That's what you were going to put, but you didn't put it.

[Spencer Newhart]

Is everybody ready?

[Seth]

Put something else.

[Spencer Newhart]

Oh, go ahead and reveal your answer. Seth says Q. Randall, Turtle box. Logan, Turtle box.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Sarah. JBL Corey. JBL Brody, Tannerite.

[Spencer Newhart]

Correct answer is Tannerite. Oh, got that one right.

[Randall]

Makes a lot of sense.

[Spencer Newhart]

Boombox Tannerite used. I didn't know that was a tannerite used for a gender reveal. Started the 2017 sawmill fire that burned 47000 acres in Arizona. The Tucson area blaze was started by off duty border patrol agent Dennis Dickey. Let's all watch the video together to find out if he had a boy or a girl.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Take it away, Phil.

[Spencer Newhart]

It's a boy.

[Seth]

Wow.

[Spencer Newhart]

And the fire started the second that you see the blue cloud. Like, this may as well have been a wildfire reveal.

[Co-host/Moderator]

That was so quick.

[Randall]

Yeah. Who would have thought in a field full of dry grass that you had set.

[Seth]

That is insane. That happened so quick.

[Logan]

Yeah. So when you said boombox, I was thinking music. Can I share a quick story about another misconception about words? So there was a couple years ago for Christmas, I was, like, asking my mom what my dad wanted for Christmas. She's like, oh, he wants, like, a.

[Corey]

A fire.

[Logan]

No, he wants a fire stick. I was like, okay, sweet. Like, he loves having fires. So I, like, go on Etsy and start looking up, like, custom fire pokers, and I find, like, a sick fire poker. And I like, message my mom, like, yo, check out this fire stick I got dad. And she's like, oh, no. He wanted, like, an Amazon fire stick for tv.

[Spencer Newhart]

Oh.

[Logan]

And so I ended up messaging the lady, and I was like, oh, I gotta return that. She thought that was funny.

[Spencer Newhart]

See, I thought it was a third thing. There's, like, a new muzzleloader that I

[Co-host/Moderator]

think shoots the fire stick is what it's called.

[Spencer Newhart]

Am I remembering that right? It's something I thought that's called the fire stick. So there's a lot of ways you

[Co-host/Moderator]

can go with a fire stick.

[Randall]

Yeah. I couldn't figure out how you'd use a. A turtle box in a gender reveal. Yeah, I mean, but I also. I didn't think Tannerite was a company.

[Sarah]

Neither did I.

[Spencer Newhart]

The founder is last name is Tanner.

[Randall]

Oh. So that makes a ton of sense.

[Co-host/Moderator]

I thought it was, like, it's not a proprietary chemical. Question for the topic is wildlife. This next great question is, via Cameron

[Corey]

Gado, learning a lot.

[Spencer Newhart]

What is the only plant that monarch caterpillars eat?

[Sarah]

Oh, come on.

[Corey]

Got a picky.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Brody and Seth, quick to answer. They are picky. What is the only plant that monarch caterpillars eat? Seth, you have this one, right?

[Seth]

Yes.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Ro, you have this one, right?

[Seth]

Oh, yeah, this is easy. Easy one.

[Corey]

Is it a tree?

[Phil]

It's a plant.

[Corey]

Is it a bush?

[Co-host/Moderator]

What is the only plant that monarch caterpillars eat?

[Sarah]

I'm trying so hard not to cheat off of you, Corey.

[Corey]

I would not.

[Spencer Newhart]

So that border patrol agent, he was using Tannerite, but he was not using the official Tannerite gender reveal boombox, because

[Co-host/Moderator]

that didn't come out until a whole year after.

[Spencer Newhart]

Yeah, they saw that. They're like, that's great. We need more of those.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Yeah, man.

[Seth]

So many of those gender reveal parties go real wrong.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Yes. Yeah. And then they go very viral after that. Like someone hitting a baseball that their wife threw or something. And then it just drills the wife.

[Seth]

I saw one recently where his plane flies over and drops something to, you know, reveal the gender and then the plane crashes.

[Spencer Newhart]

Oh, no.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Yeah, that's about as worst.

[Spencer Newhart]

That's the worst case scenario, I think, when you have a gender reveals a plane crashes.

[Corey]

Yeah. We waited as long as possible to find out what gender our son was.

[Spencer Newhart]

Does that mean the baby was born?

[Seth]

Yep.

[Spencer Newhart]

Okay.

[Corey]

As long as you can go.

[Co-host/Moderator]

And what is the only plant that monarch caterpillars eat? Brody and Seth have this one. Our other four players are stumped.

[Randall]

I have this somewhere in my head, but I'm not going to get it.

[Sarah]

I feel like I learned this in, like, third grade.

[Spencer Newhart]

You did, and it's just gone.

[Logan]

You learned it in third grade? I'm trying to think of all the children's books I've read over my lifetime, and if there's any clues in there, there's the caterpillar. Yeah.

[Sarah]

Not.

[Spencer Newhart]

Well, I feel like this thing that,

[Co-host/Moderator]

like, it's talked about is like.

[Spencer Newhart]

When Brody was a kid, did they

[Co-host/Moderator]

talk about acid rain all the time?

[Sarah]

Yeah.

[Spencer Newhart]

And then.

[Co-host/Moderator]

And then, like, I don't know, they

[Randall]

talked about the Communists a lot, too.

[Spencer Newhart]

By the time, like, your son's probably

[Co-host/Moderator]

never heard those two words, acid rain.

[Spencer Newhart]

Right. Probably. But I bet he's learned this. This is like that version that you

[Co-host/Moderator]

didn't learn when you were a kid,

[Spencer Newhart]

but now it's being talked.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Plight of the monarch must be an east coast thing.

[Spencer Newhart]

Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. Seth, Milkweed. Randall, without an answer. Logan says leaf. Sarah, she remembered it. Milkweed. Corey, Maple tree. Brody, milkweed.

[Co-host/Moderator]

The correct answer is milkweed.

[Spencer Newhart]

Monarch populations have declined by 85% in the last 40 years. One of the primary reasons is due to habitat loss. The upper Midwest has lost the most

[Co-host/Moderator]

acres of milkweed, specifically, Iowa, Minnesota and Illinois.

[Spencer Newhart]

The National Wildlife Federation says the best thing you can do to help monarchs

[Co-host/Moderator]

is to plant milkweed in your yard. Question 5. The topic is fishing.

[Randall]

This is a wild episode.

[Spencer Newhart]

In what state is Flaming Gorge Dam?

[Co-host/Moderator]

In what state is Flaming Gorge Dam? Brody and Randall quick to answer. Sarah and Corey think they maybe know it. They are deciding between a few states. And Seth just gasped when he saw the question. In what state is Flaming Gorge damage? We'll get a scoreboard. Update. Bill the engineer.

[Randall]

Oh, Corey.

[Corey]

Yep. Just took me A second Driven over it.

[Seth]

You've been there?

[Corey]

Yeah. I don't know what state I was in.

[Co-host/Moderator]

There's a hint.

[Seth]

When were you there?

[Corey]

A couple years ago.

[Randall]

Man, I'm torn.

[Sarah]

I don't know, maybe.

[Co-host/Moderator]

In what state is Flaming Gorge damage? Randall is now waffling after putting down his whiteboard immediately. It's doing some crossing out and writing. We sticking with answer one or answer two? Randall?

[Randall]

I don't know.

[Seth]

He might be on the three.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Oh, wow.

[Randall]

No, no. Oh, God.

[Corey]

How's that microphone smell?

[Spencer Newhart]

That was his microphone this morning in news.

[Co-host/Moderator]

So it smells like Randall.

[Randall]

I'll go with it.

[Spencer Newhart]

Whereas my mic smells like Steve.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Is everybody ready?

[Corey]

Yeah.

[Spencer Newhart]

Go ahead and reveal your answers. Seth says California. Randall, Wyoming.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Logan, California.

[Spencer Newhart]

Sarah, West Virginia. Cory, Wyoming. Brody, Utah. The correct answer is Utah. Brody got that one right. You guys were close, though. Flaming Gorge dam is located 30 miles south of the Wyoming Wyoming border on the Green River. The stretch of water below the dam is a blue ribbon stream that's considered one of the best trout fisheries in the western United States. And Flaming Gorge Reservoir above the dam

[Co-host/Moderator]

has produced multiple state and world records. And I think Flaming Gorge Reservoir goes all the way into Wyoming. So we used to say.

[Sarah]

We used to go fish it and we'd stay at a place called the Flaming Gorge Lodge. And we called it the Flaming Gouge Lodge because they really got you.

[Spencer Newhart]

Oh. Were you fishing below or above? Below.

[Co-host/Moderator]

And how was it? As good as what they say?

[Sarah]

It's good. It's a western tailwater, so it's always, almost always crowded. We would hit it in like April or October in the off season, but there's still a lot of boats. There's three sections. There's the A, B and C. A is very crowded. The first, like seven miles below the dam.

[Spencer Newhart]

I think that's where they call it.

[Co-host/Moderator]

The aquarium is located.

[Sarah]

Yeah. You throw Doritos in the water and the trout will eat them.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Yeah.

[Sarah]

And then like, the B section is more remote. C section is a barrier moat. And down at the end of the C section is where Butch Cassidy. Where the cabin is.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Okay, Flaming Gorge Dam in Utah.

[Spencer Newhart]

Phil, we're halfway through today's game.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Give us a scoreboard update

[Phil]

here at halftime. Logan, Sarah and Corey all have one point a piece. Seth has two. Coming up next, Randall got the first two questions correct, which Brody missed. He has two points, but then Brody pulled ahead because he got the net. Next three questions correct, and Randall did not. So in first place, Brody Henderson with three points.

[Randall]

Thanks for that, Phil.

[Phil]

You know, I try to spice it up a little bit with some, some color commentary.

[Corey]

Great breakdown, man.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Tough round going into question six.

[Randall]

I thought that last one was a trick question.

[Spencer Newhart]

And so what did you have?

[Sarah]

Fontanelle is in Wyoming.

[Randall]

I had Utah. Yeah, and that's. You pass that when you drive past. Yeah, because I knew it was right on the border and so it was. What state is the dam in? Sure, and I associate Flaming Gorge with ut, but I was thinking it was a trick question and I remembered seeing a dam when we drove past. Anyway, it's all. It's water under the bridge now.

[Spencer Newhart]

Water through the water under the dam.

[Randall]

All we can do is just try to win the next five questions.

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[Spencer Newhart]

6 the topic is cooking. This brand made the world's first kettle

[Co-host/Moderator]

grill in the 1950s by placing legs on a Metal buoy.

[Spencer Newhart]

This brand made the world's first kettle

[Co-host/Moderator]

grill in the 1950s by placing legs on a metal buoy.

[Corey]

Kettle grill.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Randall, is this a good start for the second five?

[Randall]

I don't know.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Okay. Only Seth is whiteboard down.

[Randall]

I guessed.

[Seth]

I guess, too.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Sarah, do you have this one right?

[Sarah]

You think I have a good shot at it?

[Co-host/Moderator]

Okay. This brand made the world's first kettle grill in the 1950s by placing legs on a metal buoy. Corey, do you have this one right?

[Seth]

Doubtful.

[Randall]

Come on, man.

[Corey]

I'm feeling confident that I got it wrong.

[Randall]

Cool.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Jordy's locking in his answer. Question 6. A low scoring game so far today.

[Sarah]

What was the index today?

[Spencer Newhart]

4.

[Co-host/Moderator]

So Brody needs to get these next five right?

[Corey]

To get that eight, I would have to Google what the hell a kettle girl is. Honestly, no.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Okay, Sarah's giving some help there with some hand gestures.

[Sarah]

Well, he's done.

[Co-host/Moderator]

I'm done.

[Spencer Newhart]

D U N Is everybody ready? Go ahead and reveal your answers. Seth says Weber. Randall Weber, Logan Pitmaster. Sarah Weber, Corey Coleman, Brody Weber. The correct answer is webbage.

[Logan]

Makes sense.

[Spencer Newhart]

George Stephen, the Weber grill inventor, got the idea after having his stakes go up in flames on a brick barbecue. He worked at Weber Brothers Metal, where his job was to weld half spheres together to form buoys. One day, he took one of those half spheres, put legs on it, drilled holes in the bottom and gave it a lid.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Thus, the Weber kettle grill was born.

[Spencer Newhart]

So when you're cooking on a Weber

[Co-host/Moderator]

charcoal grill, you're cooking on what used to be a buoy.

[Spencer Newhart]

Question 7. The topic is conservation.

[Co-host/Moderator]

This next great question is via Corey Betancourt.

[Spencer Newhart]

A tourist was charged with two misdemeanors in May after throwing a rock at

[Co-host/Moderator]

an endangered Hawaiian blank seal. Brody and Randall and Seth and Corey

[Spencer Newhart]

and Sarah, all quick to answer.

[Co-host/Moderator]

We're waiting on you, Logan, you got your answer yet?

[Logan]

No.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Give him a minute.

[Spencer Newhart]

A tourist was charged with two misdemeanors.

[Phil]

May.

[Randall]

I'm just going with what I think.

[Co-host/Moderator]

After throwing a rock at an endangered Hawaiian blank seal.

[Randall]

Spencer, can you gut check me on this?

[Co-host/Moderator]

Can I gut check you? How could I gut check you?

[Randall]

Wby?

[Co-host/Moderator]

I don't know if they're injured.

[Spencer Newhart]

Yeah, good. Your gut. Your gut is correct.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Good, good, good. But it doesn't seem like those microphone whispers are going to help Logan at all. Maybe a listener at home.

[Sarah]

No.

[Logan]

Yeah, I mean, I don't think I got this right.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Topic is conservation.

[Spencer Newhart]

Have you seen the video?

[Co-host/Moderator]

Logan, are you familiar with this story at all? Okay, well, we'll show it to you after this. A tourist was charged. We'd have to watch this in May after throwing a rock at an endangered Hawaiian blank. See it?

[Corey]

Close your eyes.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Is everybody ready?

[Randall]

I actually haven't watched the video.

[Spencer Newhart]

Go ahead and reveal your answers. Seth says Monk, Randall, Monk, Logan, Fur Sarah, Elephant Corey, Monk, Brody, Monk. The correct answer is Monk.

[Co-host/Moderator]

A Hawaiian monk seal.

[Spencer Newhart]

There are fewer than 2, 000 Hawaiian monk seals left in the world. They have been on the endangered species list since 1976.

[Co-host/Moderator]

The Washington man who threw the rock

[Spencer Newhart]

pleaded not guilty to multiple federal charges. Despite the whole thing being caught on film, his lawyer argued that he threw the rock to spook the seal to protect nearby sea turtles. When confronted about it at the be, man told onlookers, quote, I'm rich enough

[Co-host/Moderator]

to pay any fine.

[Spencer Newhart]

Here is that video.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Wow. Love him even more.

[Sarah]

Oh, big rock.

[Spencer Newhart]

Yeah, that. I mean, that's borderline boulder that he

[Co-host/Moderator]

threw at that thing.

[Spencer Newhart]

Let's see it one more time, Phil.

[Phil]

Oh, goodness. Hold on.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Oh, no. This is tricky. We've asked too much.

[Phil]

Sorry.

[Sarah]

I'm not defending what that guy did in any way, but they. I think they have some problems with these things. Like. Like being very aggressive with people in Hawaii.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Well, he is now in court about the whole thing, and I think he's facing.

[Sarah]

He's got enough money.

[Spencer Newhart]

A two year sentence and $170,000 are

[Co-host/Moderator]

the max fines and sentence that he could get.

[Randall]

Yeah, it seems like a real, real

[Logan]

d. Does it seem like he hit the seal?

[Phil]

No, he missed.

[Co-host/Moderator]

It looked like it was.

[Randall]

Right.

[Sarah]

Well, there's murder and there's attempted murder.

Those are bad.

Yeah.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Question eight. The topic is hunting.

[Spencer Newhart]

Some versions of this fictional character's backstory

[Co-host/Moderator]

say he became an outlaw after poaching a deer in Sherwood Forest. Sarah, Randall Brody already have their answers. Some versions of this fictional character's backstory say he became an outlaw after poaching a deer in Sherwood Forest.

[Sarah]

I can't believe it's taken like five years to get to this question. Now that I think about it.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Yep.

[Sarah]

How many years has it been, Spencer?

[Co-host/Moderator]

I think since 21. Or 22, I think 21, probably. So we'd be five years into this thing.

[Randall]

There's a new flick coming out.

[Corey]

Really?

[Sarah]

Oh, that's easy. That's a little empty hint there.

[Randall]

Honestly, if you can't get this. But you're up on your YouTube trailers.

[Sarah]

You're right.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Yeah.

[Logan]

That didn't help at all.

[Sarah]

You know, kids these days, Randall, I'm

[Spencer Newhart]

not familiar with the flick.

[Co-host/Moderator]

You have to tell me more about it later. Some versions of this fictional character's backstory say he became an outlaw after poaching a deer in Sherwood Forest. Fictional character.

[Sarah]

Yep.

[Spencer Newhart]

Corey, do you have this one right?

[Sarah]

I hope so.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Okay. Is this a fictional character you've covered with your son, Marshall?

[Corey]

Sure, yeah, if it's. If it's the correct answer.

[Spencer Newhart]

Okay.

[Corey]

I don't know what I have written down.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Yes. Seth can't come up with any fictional character. Oh, now he is. Oh, just thought of one.

[Randall]

I bet he could come up with a fictional character.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Logan, are you coming up with a fictional character down there?

[Logan]

Yeah, but it's probably not, right?

[Spencer Newhart]

Okay, we'll all be entertained. Go ahead and reveal your answers. Seth says Robin Hood. Randall says Robin Hood.

[Sarah]

Logan.

[Spencer Newhart]

Johnny Appleseed.

[Logan]

Actually, not even fictional. Johnny Appleseed's a real person.

[Spencer Newhart]

Sarah. Robin Hood. Corey. Robin Hood. Brody. Robin Hood. The correct answer is Robin Hood. In Robin Hood's Progress to Nottingham, a teenage Robin is walking through the woods

[Co-host/Moderator]

when he encounters 15 royal foresters.

[Spencer Newhart]

They insult Robin, telling him he's too weak to draw his bow. Robin bets them that he's able to

[Co-host/Moderator]

kill a stag standing 100 yards away.

[Spencer Newhart]

And then he actually does it. The royal foresters threaten to cut off Robin's ears, saying that all deer in

[Co-host/Moderator]

Sherwood Forest belong to the king.

[Spencer Newhart]

A fight then ensues, and it ends with robin killing all 15 foresters. This leads to him fleeing into the forest and spending the rest of his

[Co-host/Moderator]

life as an outlaw.

[Sarah]

They didn't cover that story in the animated movie.

[Phil]

No, just a sexy fox.

[Spencer Newhart]

Very impressive, though, that he killed all 15 Foresters. That was just a guy like Seth

[Co-host/Moderator]

out there working for the Royal Forestry Department.

[Spencer Newhart]

And then he gets gunned down by Robin.

[Seth]

Don't mess around with guys like Seth.

[Spencer Newhart]

By 15 year old Robin.

[Phil]

He's got blood trails Episode.

[Spencer Newhart]

All right, we have two questions left.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Phil, scoreboard update.

[Sarah]

Oh, Hugh Jackman's doing a Robin Hood.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Oh, yeah.

[Spencer Newhart]

Tell me, is that what.

[Randall]

It's old Robin Hood?

[Sarah]

Yeah, like gritty, like, it's kind of

[Randall]

fun, I think, in training a young protege.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Yeah.

[Spencer Newhart]

Phil, did you love the Robin Hood movie?

[Phil]

That. That wasn't in my heavy rotation.

[Spencer Newhart]

Men in tights. The men in tights. Randall, I bet you.

[Co-host/Moderator]

No, I love that.

[Logan]

Yeah, that's a good Dave Chappelle.

[Randall]

Prince of Thieves.

[Sarah]

Okay.

[Randall]

Costner, Morgan. Oh, my God.

[Spencer Newhart]

Men in tights version.

[Randall]

Yeah, I did like men and tights, but blinking Prince of Thieves is just a movie that no one talks about enough.

[Spencer Newhart]

You're right, Phil. Scoreboard.

[Phil]

Logan's hanging on with a point. We've got Sarah and Corey with three. Seth and Randall have five. And still in first place. Brody's hanging on with six points.

[Corey]

Unreachable.

[Spencer Newhart]

Robin Hood was doing the thing that

[Co-host/Moderator]

Steve talked about on the news show this week, which is just being like a hunting and fishing outlaw when it,

[Randall]

you know, and then killing 15 people.

[Co-host/Moderator]

That's right.

[Spencer Newhart]

Well, that. That all came.

[Randall]

Deer really derailed things because they threatened

[Spencer Newhart]

to cut off his ears. All right, we're on to question nine.

[Co-host/Moderator]

The topic is woodsmanship. This next great question is via Christopher Blair.

[Spencer Newhart]

This is the highest number a storm

[Co-host/Moderator]

can achieve on the Saffir Simpson Hurricane Scale and Enhanced Fujita Tornado Scale. Question nine, Woodsmanship.

[Spencer Newhart]

This is the highest number a storm

[Co-host/Moderator]

can achieve on the Safir Simpson Hurricane Scale and Enhanced Fujita Tornado Scale. Brody, do you like your answer?

[Sarah]

I do. Yeah.

[Co-host/Moderator]

He's got a one point lead. These last two questions. Randall, he doesn't really love his answer.

[Randall]

If you'd asked me this question, I wouldn't have said I would have had two different answers for those scales.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Okay, so you're choosing between two?

[Randall]

Yeah.

[Spencer Newhart]

Did you go with what you thought

[Co-host/Moderator]

the hurricane would be or the tornado would be?

[Randall]

I think the hurricane.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Okay. This is the highest number a storm can achieve on the hurricane scale and tornado scale. That is the Saffir Simpson Hurricane Scale and the Enhanced Fujita Tornado scale. Is everybody ready?

[Randall]

Oh, it's the enhanced version, yes. Oh, that hasn't changed my answer.

[Spencer Newhart]

Go ahead and reveal your answers. Seth says 5, Randall, 6. Logan 10. Sarah 5. Corey, 5. Brody, 5. The correct answer is 5. The room did well. A Category 5 hurricane has wind speeds greater than 157 miles per hour. An EF5 tornado has wind speeds greater

[Co-host/Moderator]

than 200 miles per hour.

[Spencer Newhart]

The Enhanced Fujita scale replaced the Fujita scale, which labeled F5s, is having wind speeds between 261 and 318 miles per hour. This left for the possibility of having an F6 tornado, and twice the scale's creator gave out that rating. But in both cases, the twisters were downgraded to F5s.

[Co-host/Moderator]

After further studies, those tornadoes happened in Texas in 1970 and Ohio in 1974.

[Spencer Newhart]

Here is a picture of the 1974 tornado that touched down east of Dayton. Again, it was originally called an F6 by the scale's creator, but they later

[Co-host/Moderator]

changed it to an F5.

[Sarah]

I feel like you're giving Randall some room to argue.

[Spencer Newhart]

I'm not because I said the enhanced.

[Randall]

The enhanced scale is. Is in fact a diminished scale.

[Co-host/Moderator]

It's capped now.

[Spencer Newhart]

Nothing above a 5.

[Randall]

So it's enhanced by having fewer options.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Yes.

[Spencer Newhart]

Yes.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Doesn't mean more.

[Spencer Newhart]

You would.

[Sarah]

It seems to me you would be a bit more accurate of the original twister movie, Randall.

[Randall]

Yeah, I mean, it never really did a ton for me.

[Seth]

No, it's a great flick.

[Sarah]

No, yeah.

[Randall]

I mean, it's interesting, but it's.

[Phil]

I don't know.

[Seth]

Oh, it's.

[Randall]

I haven't seen the new one. You see the new one.

[Corey]

It's worth skipping.

[Seth]

It's cheesy, but still, if you like tornadoes, it's worth watching.

[Spencer Newhart]

Randall, were you familiar with whatever this

[Co-host/Moderator]

Tornado is from 1974?

[Randall]

No. No. We had a big tornado when I was like, in elementary school, junior high, that touched down pretty near our house. Did a lot of damage in blue ash.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Okay.

[Randall]

I think Sycamore High School might have been damaged. I can't say for sure, but we drove over to look at the damage

[Spencer Newhart]

when I was like 6 years old in F5.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Went through Spencer, South Dakota, which, you know, it was very fun. When you're a Spencer in South Dakota who lives 30 miles from the town that the tornado destroyed.

[Randall]

If there had been social media back.

[Sarah]

That's like a hurricane that gets named after.

[Spencer Newhart]

Oh, yes, sir.

[Sarah]

Same thing.

[Randall]

Yeah, I could have sworn that. I've heard of, like a Category 6

[Co-host/Moderator]

hurricane, maybe on a different scale, but

[Spencer Newhart]

probably not the one that everyone uses.

[Randall]

Probably not. I just invented that whole clock.

[Spencer Newhart]

All right, here's a correct answer review so far. One was 95 degrees Fahrenheit or 35 degrees Celsius. Two. Wonders of Wildlife.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Three.

[Spencer Newhart]

Tannerite.

[Randall]

Four.

[Spencer Newhart]

Milkweed. Five, Utah. Six, Weber. Seven. Monk Seal. Eight. Robin Hood. Nine. Five.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Phil, scoreboard update just got slightly more

[Phil]

interesting because Seth has pulled ahead of Randall. And now the game is between Brody and Seth. Brody has seven, Seth has six.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Here's question 10. The topic is foraging.

[Spencer Newhart]

This is our listener question of the week, which was won by Dan Patterson for sending this great question. Dan is going to get a 151st light gift card. If you want a chance to win

[Co-host/Moderator]

the listener question of the week, then send your question to Trivia atthemeat eater.com.

[Spencer Newhart]

this seven letter word that's often associated

[Co-host/Moderator]

with blackberries and raspberries is defined as, quote, a rough bush or vine that

[Spencer Newhart]

usually has sharp thorns. Sarah and Randall have their answers.

[Co-host/Moderator]

This seven letter word that's often associated with blackberries and raspberries is defined as A rough bush or vine that usually has sharp thorns.

[Randall]

So there is. I'm not debating this, but.

[Corey]

But

[Randall]

the National Hurricane center hasn't officially adopted it. But a Category 6 hurricane is possible. Several storms have already reached these wind speeds that exceed whatever it is.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Okay.

[Randall]

And so there's some debate in the hurricane community about this because category 6 level wind speeds are becoming more common.

[Spencer Newhart]

Okay.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Maybe someday we'll ask this question again in a decade. Random.

[Randall]

Yeah, I'm not debating it. I just.

[Phil]

Again, you're just trying to enlighten us.

[Randall]

Yeah, I'm fascinated by it.

[Seth]

That's great.

[Randall]

It's a theoretical rating.

[Spencer Newhart]

We would need Brody to get this

[Co-host/Moderator]

one wrong and Seth to get it right to go to overtime. Both appear to have blank whiteboards.

[Randall]

Yeah. And to really go to overtime, we would need you to counteract, like, retroactively. Give me a point for that. And then we get it right and Brody get it wrong.

[Spencer Newhart]

Do you have this one right?

[Randall]

I think so.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Okay. Seth put down his whiteboard. Do you have this one right, Seth, that.

[Phil]

You know the word.

[Seth]

I was trying to come up the. The answer I want to put down. I don't know how to spell it, so just.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Okay.

[Seth]

Put it several ways to come up with seven, you know.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Okay.

[Spencer Newhart]

Seven letter word.

[Phil]

Left out a letter here and there.

[Spencer Newhart]

Often I think I added a couple.

[Seth]

One maybe.

[Randall]

Is this a word that could be misspelled?

[Spencer Newhart]

I don't know.

[Seth]

Let me see.

[Spencer Newhart]

Yours defined as.

[Seth]

I'm not changing mine.

[Spencer Newhart]

A rough bush or vine that usually has sharp.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Sharp thorns.

[Seth]

That ain't what I put down.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Nice.

[Seth]

But I was gonna say I wouldn't use what. I would use what I'm putting down to describe that.

[Spencer Newhart]

Seth, would you rather have yours than

[Randall]

mine or mine than yours?

[Sarah]

I'm blank, man.

[Co-host/Moderator]

I can't think of it.

[Randall]

I could have.

[Seth]

I think I spelled mine wrong, so I probably rather have yours.

[Randall]

Should have just done it.

[Corey]

I don't know how.

[Spencer Newhart]

It can be something Big game. What if.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Randall.

[Seth]

Well, I can't.

[Randall]

Oh, my God.

[Spencer Newhart]

Tannerite. I feel like that's.

[Seth]

I can't spell name.

[Randall]

I know, I know.

[Spencer Newhart]

You had Utah and went with Wyoming.

[Randall]

Yeah. Cory.

[Corey]

Nope.

[Randall]

And I knew. I knew F5 was the fastest tornado, but for whatever reason.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Is everybody ready?

[Spencer Newhart]

Seven letter word associated with blackberries and raspberries.

[Co-host/Moderator]

A rough bush or vine.

[Sarah]

Oh, that's right.

[Spencer Newhart]

Go ahead and reveal your answers, Seth. Briars says Briars. Randall, Bramble, Logan, Corey.

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[Spencer Newhart]

Bramble. Corey says jacket ripper Brody without an answer. The correct answer is bramble.

[Co-host/Moderator]

Sarah and Randall.

[Logan]

First Light has the bramble gators. I should have.

[Spencer Newhart]

Oh, I didn't know that.

[Randall]

Brambler.

[Spencer Newhart]

Oh, well, they're on sale. Appropriately named first light dot com. Besides blackberries and raspberries, brambles are often made up of something from the rose family. And if you hear the term bramble berry, that can refer to anything that grows in a bramble, including salmonberries, thimbleberries, boysenberries, and dewberries.

[Randall]

And there's a little, there's a little universe of little porcelain figurines of like bunny people. Brambly patch.

[Spencer Newhart]

Okay, wasn't familiar. All right, that makes Brody today's winner.

[Co-host/Moderator]

With seven correct answers, he beats Randall in six. That by one point.

[Spencer Newhart]

Brody, what are you going to do with that $500 donation?

[Sarah]

We've been talking a lot about PFAS, chemicals in water and data centers sucking up water. So we're going to donate to American Rivers. They just came out with their most endangered river list for the United States. The Potomac was the most endangered river.

[Co-host/Moderator]

There's always some staples on there. I feel like the Colorado river is usually on Rio Grande.

[Seth]

Oh, yeah.

[Sarah]

Dewatered so bad. But yeah. We'll donate to American work.

[Co-host/Moderator]

$500 going their way.

[Spencer Newhart]

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

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Yeah, Spencer from South Dakota, he's the host. Using those smooth, mellow tones, he lays them questions down. And he likes taking those two and three year old bucks. And he's an avid amateur rock hound.

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