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Wednesday, January 14, 202601/14/2026

Wednesday’s Question: This Finger Lakes city in Ontario County gets its name from a Native American word meaning ‘the chosen spot.’ What city is it?

In Coffee Break Trivia

The name comes from a Native American (Seneca) word often translated as “the chosen spot” or “a selected place.”

Tuesday, January 13, 202601/13/2026

Tuesday’s Question: It’s National Rubber Ducky Day! Which Sesame Street character famously sang ‘You’re the One’ to his rubber ducky?

In Coffee Break Trivia

Start’s with ‘”E”.

Wednesday, January 7, 202601/07/2026

Kat’s Hidden Camera: David Bowie at Live Aid, 1985 performing “Modern Love” in London

Once a week Kat will share with you a rockin’ and rare video of iconic rock legends doing what they do best! Send your suggestions to kat@i100rocks.com!

Tuesday, December 30, 202512/30/2025

Kat’s Hidden Camera: Grateful Dead Live at The Winterland New Year’s Eve 1978

Once a week Kat shares a rockin’ and rare video of rock & roll icons doing what they do best! Email suggestions to Kat@i100rocks.com.

Tuesday, December 23, 202512/23/2025

Kat’s Hidden Camera: U2 – “Happy XMas (War Is Over)” on the ‘Late Late Show’, Dublin, December 1988

Once a week Kat shares a rockin’ and rare video of rock & roll icons doing what they do best! Send suggestions to kat@i100rocks.com.

Thursday, December 18, 202512/18/2025

Trivia will return after the holidays!

In Coffee Break Trivia

Wishing you a happy and safe holiday season! 

Thursday, December 18, 202512/18/2025

Thursday’s Question: In THIS 1946 Christmas movie, an angel gets its wings every time a bell rings. What movie is it?”

In Coffee Break Trivia

It’s wonderful!

Wednesday, December 17, 202512/17/2025

Kat’s Hidden Camera: Chuck Berry & Keith Richards leading the 1986 all-star Rock Hall jam with “Roll Over Beethoven”

Once a week Kat shares a rockin’ and rare video of rock & roll icons doing what they do best! Send suggestions to kat@i100rocks.com.

Wednesday, December 17, 202512/17/2025

Wednesday’s Question: Germany get’s the credit for starting THIS common household Christmas tradition. What tradition?

In Coffee Break Trivia

It goes inside the house.

Tuesday, December 16, 202512/16/2025

Tuesday’s Question: Noel means Christmas in THIS language. What language?

In Coffee Break Trivia

Oui!

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Wednesday’s Question: The word “equinox” comes from Latin and literally translates into two words in English: “equal _____.” What is the second word?

Tuesday’s Question: On this day in 1876, the first successful telephone call was made to Thomas Watson by the man credited with inventing the telephone. Who was he?

Thursday’s question: It’s a federal crime to reuse THIS and it can even get you up to one year in prison. What is it?

Wedensday’s Question: A television news moment inspired the lyrics to which 1984 hit song by Van Halen?

Tuesday’s Question: THIS president was the only U.S. president who was also a licensed bartender. Which president?

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