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Tuesday, December 9, 201412/09/2014

What former U.S. President is in the wrestling hall of fame?

In Breakfast for your Brain

A penny for your thoughts?…

Thursday, December 4, 201412/04/2014

In Russia, this alcoholic beverage was classified as a soft drink until the year 2011. What beverage?

In Breakfast for your Brain

Picture is the clue!

Thursday, December 4, 201412/04/2014

Check out Kat’s interview with comedian Raphie May!

Ralphie May tells Kat a cool story about working with his Idol, Sam Kinison!

Wednesday, December 3, 201412/03/2014

Thursday’s question: Who is the only U.S. president to ever go through a divorce?

In Breakfast for your Brain

He began his career as an actor.

Wednesday, December 3, 201412/03/2014

Kat’s Hidden Camera 12/3/14

The Rolling Stones featuring Bobby Keys on June 24th, 1972 performing “Bitch” live in Fort Worth

Tuesday, December 2, 201412/02/2014

This part of our country is technically neither a city nor a state. Which part?

In Breakfast for your Brain

Our nation’s capitol.

Monday, November 24, 201411/24/2014

Only 4% of homes in the U.S. do NOT have this in their refrigerator. What?

In Breakfast for your Brain

Some people put it on their turkey, but not Kat!

Friday, November 21, 201411/21/2014

A wattle is the name of what part of a turkey?

In Breakfast for your Brain

You are looking right at it.

Wednesday, November 19, 201411/19/2014

More of these are held on Thanksgiving than any other day of the year. What are they?

In Breakfast for your Brain

Turkey Trot.

Tuesday, November 18, 201411/18/2014

Three out of 4 women only get on one of these if they have to because they’re afraid of it – men don’t care! What is it?

In Breakfast for your Brain

Picture is the clue…

Coffee Break Trivia

Thursday’s Question: On Saturday, the Cortaca Jug game hits Ithaca’s Butterfield Stadium! The rivalry’s very first trophy didn’t come from a trophy shop. What kind of place did it come from?

Wednesday’s Question: THIS common material can be recycled over and over again without losing quality. What is it?

Thursday’s Question: This instrument is usually made of brass, but it’s technically a woodwind instrument. What instrument is it?

Tuesday’s Question: THIS city is the only city in the U.S that is not part of any U.S. state. What city?

Thursday’s Question: This creepy fictional TV family lived in a haunted mansion at 1313 Mockingbird Lane. Who are they?

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