Pat, Andrew, and Pete discuss 7.0 feedback and answer the really difficult trivia question: What is the oldest coinage of something named "new"? We discuss classical music (shawms in particular), beards (as an aging creme), words (of the year), and magical goats (magical in the nerds-playing-cards kind of way). Thanks for the feedback and thanks for listening!

Me like to wish you a Happy New Year and Auld Lang Syne in our latest trivia game! Our round three guest is Meg, a history teacher in Alaska, who gives us a lesson on the Inupait and leads the first successful trivia mutiny. For future civilizations, this is the episode where Pat does his impersonation of George W. Bush playing Pokemon.

We look back on the game that was game 6. We discuss Robert E. Lee Day, Sweetness Day, Love Actually Day, Sakura, Mother Russia, Poland, and Poland some more.  Andrew answers his really hard trivia question: What Marvel character introduced adamantium?  Thanks for listening!

Pete quizzes Andrew and Pat in another close game to 50. Later, Andrew and Pat are joined by their better halves, Cara and SB, for music trivia. This may be our first PG podcast. Not nearly offensive or explicit, but listening around your kids may have them ask questions like: "What are Trojans" and "Who is Macaulay Culkin?"  Round themes are: general holiday trivia, presents, Name That Out-of-tune, and Mary-Christ-mas-Eve trivia. Thanks for listening. Feedback and corrections will be addressed in episode 6.5.

Pat, Pete, and Andrew discuss errors from game 5 and answer the Really Really Difficult Trivia Question: how long is the longest movie? Audio quality is not as high as usual, as the discussion took place over the Internet,. Pete inaugurates "Me Like Attribution" and states how dreadfully wrong he was about Me and Julio Down By the Schoolyard. Andrew designates his favorite Holiday film and gives the history of rocket engines in WWII planes. Pat names his least favorite "Christmas Song" and issues some Morgan Spurlock clarifications.

An audio error cut out the name of the longest movie ever. That movie is "Modern Times Forever."

Welcome to game 5 of Me Like Trivia, with our special guest, the mighty David Pietrandrea of the “To Be Determined” podcast. Pete asks a Taylor Swift question that is already out-of-date, Pat names a surprising book as his favorite, and Andrew issues takedowns of Super Size Me, literary movements, and known unknowns. The round themes are: You, Me, She, and We. All this with snorts of derision and helpful nods, this week in game 5.

Pat, Andrew, and Pete discuss what they got wrong (but oh so right) in game four. Time is spent on the origin of Bugs thanks to some audio flogging by listener (and famed first guest) Devin! We also get the answer to Andrew's really hard trivia question: Together, the two brothers who hit the most home runs in baseball were Hank Aaron and his brother Tommie. Together they hit 768 home runs. How many of them did Tommy hit? That and much much more, today on the podcast.

Pete and Pat trade Thanksgiving trivia questions over the phone in this unofficial episode. If you have good turkey trivia, share it on at facebook.com/MeLikeTrivia or at the NerdPrideRadio.com forums. Episode 4.5 should be ready next week and a new game soon after. We give thanks for your patience and patronage!

For game four we have four hosts in this very special and very long episode! Pat, Andrew, Pete, and special guest Neil each take over a round of trivia. This is Neil's first podcast and we hope not the last. The themes for game four include: video games (Andrew), longest rivers (Pat), candy (Neil), and Andrew Pat & Neil (Pete).

Music by poorpete. Email comments and corrections at meliketrivia at gmail dot com. We will address any issues in episodes 4.5 in one week's time. Find us on Facebook at fb.com/MeLikeTrivia. Thanks for listening!

We go over what we got wrong in Episode 3, and answered Andrew's really hard trivia question: "What Presidents were never Time Man of the Year?" with help from next-week's guest, our friend Neil.