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Brother Rod
Here's some fun facts for you today. Hey Hal, Brother Rod over here. You got a lot of, got a lot of clients over there. Raymond James. You got a lot of people they got to deal with and from all walks of life. Do a lot of people, do they want to own gold? Do they, do they ask you, I mean how often do people come to you and ask you about gold? Occasionally. Yeah, I'd be worried about hanging on to it. I mean I know you can buy gold and you just have it like in your portfolio. But then people want to like own gold. They think like they're going to use it one day. I mean like a matrix recently or no, what was it? No, what's the other Keanu Reeves movie? Didn't he have like all used all John Wick Wick. I think he used gold coins to get everything.
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Brother Rod
It's flavorless. You shouldn't eat it. And don't eat your jewelry because it's definitely not pure. That's got a bunch of other metals mixed in. But pure gold is edible, so the Olympians bite it. Right? That's not pure gold. I've seen it, like in champagne or like on cupcakes. Golden flake. Flake. Is that gold? Schlager. Remember that? Oh, wait. That had a run when I was in college. It runs the Matrix. That's why I was thinking the Matrix. The Matrix came out in 1999. And when the character Neo shows his passport, the expiration date on his passport. September 11, 2001.
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Brother Rod
I didn't like that. Scary.
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Brother Rod
The pure stuff. Dude, it's.
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Date: April 10, 2026
Host: Brother Rod
Station: 94.5 The Buzz (KTBZ-FM), Houston
This lively episode of The Rod Ryan Show’s “Fun Facts of the Day” centers around quirky, entertaining trivia while keeping the conversation light, humorous, and interactive. Brother Rod leads the segment with playful banter among colleagues, touching on unexpected facts about gold, movie trivia, and soft drink history, making it an engaging listen for anyone wanting to impress friends with newfound knowledge.
Curiosity about Gold Ownership:
Brother Rod opens the segment by playfully interrogating co-host Hal about clients’ interest in owning gold, referencing action movie clichés and financial security.
Edibility of Gold:
A surprising trivia nugget—pure gold is flavorless and technically safe to eat, but eating jewelry is a bad idea due to impurities.
Gold in Food & Drinks:
The crew reminisces about seeing gold flakes in fancy food and drinks—“I've seen it, like in champagne or like on cupcakes. Golden flake. Flake. Is that gold? Schlager. Remember that? Oh, wait. That had a run when I was in college. It runs the Matrix.”
(Brother Rod, 02:40–03:26)
Movie Trivia:
Rod reveals a chilling detail about The Matrix (1999)—the main character’s passport expires on September 11, 2001.
On Gold as an Odd Snack:
“Pure gold is safe to eat.”
(Shopify Promoter, 02:34)
“It's flavorless. You shouldn't eat it. And don't eat your jewelry because it's definitely not pure.”
(Brother Rod, 02:40)
On Movie Easter Eggs:
“The Matrix came out in 1999. And when the character Neo shows his passport, the expiration date on his passport. September 11, 2001.”
(Brother Rod, 03:18)
Gold Economics, with a Comic Twist:
“Like $5,000 an ounce. Just think about that before you eat it. You need be waiting to crap it out.”
(Brother Rod, 03:53)
Inventive Thinking in Soda:
“We have Pepsi to thank for that. Not Coca Cola. That's neat. Some wild dude in a boardroom said in the Pepsi boardroom in 1970 said we should put out a 2 liter of Pepsi and they rolled with it.”
(Brother Rod, 04:13–04:23)
Playful, conversational, and filled with good-spirited ribbing, the segment mixes trivia with friendly teasing and pop culture references, keeping listeners both entertained and informed.
This edition of “Fun Facts of the Day” delivers bite-sized trivia nuggets, from edible gold and film nerd lore to the backstory of the 2-liter soda bottle. It’s an easy, fun listen with plenty of quotable lines and playful rapport between hosts—perfect for fans of random knowledge and rock-morning-radio shenanigans.