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Wednesday, November 18, 201511/18/2015

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Monday morning: Hang out with Kat and get your dose of music, news, comedy, and more! Play ‘Breakfast for Your…

Tuesday, November 17, 201511/17/2015

When Jimi Hendrix moved to England, which guitarist took him in and watched as he became famous within a week?

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Slow Hand…

Friday, November 13, 201511/13/2015

The melody for the “Star Spangled Banner” was . . . um . . . ‘borrowed’ from a British drinking song called “To Anacreon in Heaven”.

In Breakfast for your Brain

Listen to this glee club perform the original song, and you should know instantly!

Thursday, November 12, 201511/12/2015

This popular toy was originally called the Magic Cube when it came out in 1975. It was renamed in 1980 because they realized a more unique name would make it easier to patent around the world. What toy is it?

In Breakfast for your Brain

Meet the inventor!

Thursday, November 12, 201511/12/2015

Check out the extended podcast interview with comedian Dan Viola!

Cayuga Radio Group presents An Evening of Intelligent Comedy featuring Dan Viola with special guest Nick Marra The Hangar Theatre…

Wednesday, November 11, 201511/11/2015

When MTV debuted in 1981, what was the first music video ever played?

In Breakfast for your Brain

They killed it….

Tuesday, November 10, 201511/10/2015

According to Jim Henson THIS Muppet was originally made from his mother’s old coat and 2 ping pong balls. Which Muppet?

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Piggy’s main squeeze…

Monday, November 9, 201511/09/2015

Who was the first man to appear on the cover of Playboy?

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He was the star of this film in 1976…

Friday, November 6, 201511/06/2015

You can’t use an American Express card to buy THIS under any circumstance. What is it?

In Breakfast for your Brain

The guys in the video are infamous for it…

Thursday, November 5, 201511/05/2015

If you do THIS every day, chances are you will spend over $2,500 a year. What is it?

In Breakfast for your Brain

The key word here is DAY….

Coffee Break Trivia

Wednesday’s Question: Engineers once discovered that a single one of THESE plastic pieces can withstand nearly 950 pounds of pressure before cracking. What is it?

Wednesday’s Question: It’s National Radio Day! What does the ‘F’ in FM stand for?

Tuesday’s Question: Happy birthday to Queen bassist John Deacon! The band only had two #1 hits – “Crazy Little Thing Called Love” was one and Deacon wrote the other. Which one was it?

Thursday’s Question: Long before lasers, Ancient Egyptians attempted tattoo removal by scraping the skin and using THIS gritty material. What was it?

Wednesday’s Question: In China, movies and TV shows built around THIS sci-fi idea are banned. What is it?

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