April 2, 2026
Origin States and Brothers Irate | 26.1.2
This week, James and Sam go head to head in trivia games called "Don't be mad bro" and "Statymology". Play along and see how you score. Could you have made the final? ***Check out James's newsletter at https://artisanalsudoku.substack.com/ and his book "Artisanal Sudoku" wherever you buy books.*** Think you know the answer to the listener question? Email People@quizzical.fm or send us a voicemail via the button on quizzical.fm Want to be a contestant? Go to quizzical.fm to sign up. Support th...
This week, James and Sam go head to head in trivia games called "Don't be mad bro" and "Statymology". Play along and see how you score. Could you have made the final?
***Check out James's newsletter at https://artisanalsudoku.substack.com/ and his book "Artisanal Sudoku" wherever you buy books.***
Think you know the answer to the listener question? Email People@quizzical.fm or send us a voicemail via the button on quizzical.fm
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00:00 - Intro
01:23 - Contestant Introductions
04:28 - Game 1 - "Don't be mad, Bro"
09:05 - Listener Question
11:47 - Game 2 - "Statymology"
17:23 - Outro
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What famous book was written after the author's editor bet them they couldn't write a book using less than 50 unique words?
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The answer to that at the end of the show.
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Welcome to Quizzical, the trivia show where the margin between genius and embarrassment is very thin.
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I'm Scott Strosahl, and today two players will attempt to retrieve facts that their brains insist are in there somewhere.
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If you're new here, so are we, and we need contestants.
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You can find links to all the things at quizzical.fm.
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This is our second of four head-to-head matchups, the winners of which will face off in a final showdown in a few weeks.
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In today's games, we'll discuss the origins of states and keep brothers from getting irate.
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And along the way, we'll crown our first people's champion with the answer to last week's listener question.
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So play along, pause if you need to, insist you knew it, we'll believe you.
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We've got questions, we've got answers, and we've got at least one fact today that will feel useful once, briefly, someday.
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Now let's meet our two contestants and get to the trivia.
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First up we have James from Florida.
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Welcome, James.
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Hi, very happy to be here.
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Uh James knows a lot about pro wrestling, I assume, since he's from Florida, or maybe because he told me he knows a lot about pro wrestling.
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It's it's it's the official state sport, I think.
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Uh do you have a favorite wrestler?
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Uh well, I I he's not active anymore, but I've always been a fan of Shawn Michaels.
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And and the big question is: if you were a wrestler, what would your wrestler name be?
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Uh was not prepared for this one.
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I don't know.
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I have a suggestion for you.
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If you don't have an answer prepared, I would suggest the puzzler.
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That's that's that's that's pretty good.
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I'll yeah, I'll go with that.
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Which seems like a good time to transition to the reason I suggest that as your wrestler name is because you create and solve lots of puzzles.
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In fact, you have a newsletter called Artisanal Sudoku.
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Lots of great puzzles on there.
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I've solved a lot of them before.
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I've even done some on my YouTube channel, and I believe you have a book that just came out.
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Yeah.
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Yeah, I do.
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It it came out March 17th.
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It's called Artisanal Sudoku, the same as as my newsletter, and I'm I'm pretty excited about it.
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It's uh put a lot of work into it.
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They're handmade puzzles, and there's there's written hints in the book, so it's all meant to be accessible to to newcomers and and for experienced solvers alike.
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And how do people find that book if they're interested?
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Uh it should be available wherever you buy books.
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There you go.
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Perfect.
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That makes it easy.
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And I'll uh leave a link uh wherever people are you know listening or watching this episode, there'll be a link to your site as well.
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So they can find it that way.
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Oh, great.
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Cool.
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All right, and next up we have Sam from Ohio.
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Welcome, Sam.
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Hello.
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Nice to be here.
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Yeah, I understand you know a lot of country capitals.
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Um that was the claim, yes.
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That was the claim.
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Okay, nice.
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Well, we won't we won't make you list all of them right now or anything.
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Is there any particular reason you learned the country capitals, or you just it was something you're interested in, or not really.
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Just was interesting.
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Did you set out to specifically learn them, or you just kind of pick them up?
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Cool.
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So I I'm gonna ask you one of them.
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What is the capital of Indonesia?
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We'll put you on the spot here.
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Do you know?
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Uh that would be Jakarta.
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Yes.
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Do you know that it's moving though?
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That's why I'm asking.
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I did not.
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I I I didn't know this.
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The only reason I knew this is because I wanted to ask you about a country capital, and so I just googled like what country's capital has changed most recently to see if you would know.
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Uh which I wouldn't expect you to, but it's apparently moving from Jakarta to Nusantara.
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They're like building a new city just to be the capital, which is kind of crazy.
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Interesting.
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Yeah, there you go.
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All right.
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Well, now that we know each other, are you guys ready for our first game?
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Then let's get quizzical.
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All right, for round one, we're starting with a game called Don't Be Mad, bro.
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In this game, I will describe something that I'm supposedly mad about, and every answer will contain the word mad.
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Okay, so the letters M A D will be in there.
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It won't necessarily be pronounced as mad, but the letters M A D will be together in the word in that order.
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It could be at the beginning, in the middle, and you have to answer as don't be blank bro.
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For example, if I said I'm getting frustrated trying to address my mother in Spanish, you would respond with don't be madre bro, or maybe don't be madre hermano in this case, but because madre is the Spanish for mother, and it starts with M-A-D.
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Make sense?
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Alright.
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You're gonna buzz into answer, but if you get it wrong, your opponent will have a chance to steal.
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Sam, your buzzer sounds like.
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And James, your buzzer sounds like.
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Alright.
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Question one.
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It really annoys me when people wander from place to place and don't have a permanent home.
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James.
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Uh don't be nomad, bro.
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Very good, don't be nomad, bro.
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Alright.
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Question two.
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I can't believe the best-selling female artist of all time is dating someone less than half her age.
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James.
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Uh don't be ben sorry, don't be Madonna, bro.
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Very good, don't be Madonna, bro.
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Alright, next question.
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Mammals with leathery armored shells and long claws really tick me off.
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Sam.
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Don't be armadillo, bro.
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Don't be armadillo, bro.
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Very good.
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Next question.
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I am livid about this large fleet of warships sailing away from Spain.
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Ooh, Sam got in just just in front of James.
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Don't be Armada, bro.
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Don't be Armada, bro.
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Very good.
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That was a close one.
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You guys basically buzz in at the same time.
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Alright, question five.
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I can't stand having unkempt hair, so I always use this waxy hair treatment that gives me a shiny, slick appearance.
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James.
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Uh don't be pomade, bro.
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Yep, pomade or pomade.
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I've heard it pronounced both ways.
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Yep.
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Yep, very good.
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Alright.
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Next question.
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I'm irate that Saquon Barkley is on the cover of this game instead of me.
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Sam.
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Don't be Madden, bro.
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Yes, don't be Madden.
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Do you want to be more specific?
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You don't have to be, but do you know specifically which Madden?
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Madden 26?
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It is Madden 26, very good.
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I was gonna give you the point either way, but listeners will be more impressed now, maybe.
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Possibly.
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Perhaps.
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Alright.
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Next question.
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I'm seeing red about the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, which is observed with fasting, prayer, and reflection.
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James.
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Uh don't be Ramadan, bro.
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Don't be Ramadan, bro.
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Very good.
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Alright.
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Final question.
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Sam, you have to get this one to force a tiebreaker.
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Otherwise, James will take the first game.
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Last question.
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I am so upset that I have to travel to this African island where 90% of the wildlife exists nowhere else.
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Ooh, Sam.
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Don't be Madagascar, bro.
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Don't be Madagascar, bro.
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Very good.
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He didn't crumble under the pressure, he tied it up, so our tiebreaker question.
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Here we go.
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I'm furious that I have to fly all the way to New York to visit the arena where the Knicks and Rangers play.
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James.
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Don't be Madison Square Garden, bro.
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Very good.
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Alright.
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Great job to both of you, but especially good job to James, who is one step closer to making the final.
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And Sam, you'll have to win the next game to force a tiebreaker and keep your hopes alive.
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Alright, now it's time for the answer to last week's listener question.
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Just as a refresher, the question was what do bananas, brazil nuts, basements, and smoke detectors have in common?
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And the answer is they are all slightly radioactive.
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So bananas and Brazil nuts are radioactive partly because they contain potassium.
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Bananas have quite a bit of potassium.
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Brazil nuts have a little bit of potassium.
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And some of that potassium is going to be the natural isotope potassium 40.
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Brazil nuts can also contain a small amount of radium that's taken from the soil in which they are grown.
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But the EPA says that a single banana provides about 0.01 millirem of radiation.
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So it's far too low to cause any damage.
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So it's fine to eat them.
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Smoke detectors, it does depend a little bit on which type of smoke detector, but they often use americium to ionize air molecules.
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And so they are slightly radioactive.
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And basements can often accumulate harmful levels of radon, in fact.
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And so at least where I live, if you buy a new house or build a house, you have to test the basement and put in a radon mitigation system if the levels are too high.
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And that radon comes from the decay of uranium in the soil and rock around the basement.
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And since it's underground and it's an enclosed space, it kind of captures the radon in there.
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So there you go.
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Bananas, Brazil nuts, smoke detectors, and basements are all slightly radioactive.
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And we had several people sending correct answers, but the randomly selected winner from those that submitted correct answers this week is Jason from Las Vegas.
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Congratulations, Jason.
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You are our first people's champion.
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We'll be posting on all our socials, and feel free to share that with all your friends to show them that you are the champion this week.
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And now for this week's listener question, it's gonna be short and sweet.
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It's very simple.
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What makes this number unique?
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8,549,176,320.
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I'll give you that number again.
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8,549,176,320.
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What is unique about that number?
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And I'll give you a little hint.
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You don't need any math to figure this one out.
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If you think you know the answer, send us a message to people at quizzical.fm.
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Or if you want to, you can go to our site quizzical.fm and click on the send a voicemail button, and you can submit your answer in audio form.
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And you could be next week's People's Champion.
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Alright, and with that, it's time for our second game.
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Sam, James, are you guys ready?
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Yep.
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Yep.
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Our second game today is called Statymology, which is a made-up word that I invented.
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Uh, this is a fairly straightforward, trivia type round.
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I will give you the origin of a US state name, and you simply need to name the state.
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Simple enough, right?
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We'll take turns on this one so you can put the buzzers down and feel free to talk it out before you answer.
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But if you miss, your opponent will get a chance to steal.
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So the first question will be for James.
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This state was named in 1683 for the then king of France.
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Okay.
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Uh that was probably in the time where all the French kings were called Louis, so I don't know exactly which king, but I'm gonna go with Louisiana.
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Louisiana is correct.
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It was Louis the Fourteenth, in fact.
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Yes.
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Alright.
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Sam, next question is for you.
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This state was named in 1732 for the then King of England.
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Um seventeen thirty-two King of England.
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It's not Virginia.
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That was after Queen.
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Definitely on the east coast or near it, because this is so early.
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It's not a Carolina, so it's not Maine, Massachusetts.
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Maine wasn't a state yet then.
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Florida wasn't a state either.
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Georgia, no.
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I think it's names King John, King Edward.
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All right.
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Well, what do you got?
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