We talk game-isode 16 feedback, Kenny G, Hooloovoo, Secretaries of Defense, Ice Cube's good day, and answer the really really difficult trivia question: what college football teams have unusually-colored turfs. Thanks for listening!

Andrew and Pat, after a string of good luck, face off against an unknown goal, as Pete forgot to write down who won what at trivia night. An exciting 78 minutes follows! Our special guest for round three is Dave Short of the Sphere Ensemble. Check out their stuff! We talk more about colors, boys, girls, sugar, spice, everything nice, and a few barbs along the way.  Thanks for listening!

Pat, Andrew, and Pete discuss feedback and errors from game-isode 15 and answer the really really difficult trivia question: what was Sega's first mascot. We also talk crown points, the culture of pink, the culture of blue, sandwich recommendations and stories, and another behind the music video with Michael Jackson. Thank you for listening!

A very skittly gameisode this week, with Andrew and Pat either tasting the rainbow of victory, or choking on the rainbow of defeat.  In round three, returning champion Cara guests to tell us her love about blue cheese (lie), blue football fields (lie), and Joni Mitchell's "Blue" (true).  Also, we finally get Pat to recite the oral history of the "Black or White" pitch meeting.

We discuss feedback from game-isode 14 and answer the really really difficult trivia question: what is the most played opera in the modern era? We also chat Pooh, Poopeye, Percy, Parker, Sgt. Peppers, and Lil John. Thanks for listening!

Who: Pat and Andrew. What: answer 46 of Pete's trivia questions. When: as soon as you hit play. Where: at Pat's and third-round-special-guest SarahBeth aka Mrs Darks aka SB aka the Worminator's house. Why: because it's there. How: by discussing opera, The Hollow Man, yams, Clara Barton, geckering and (as usual) the Croquet Hall of Fame. Thanks for listening!

We discuss feedback and fixes for game-isode 13. We discuss moops, and zabu, and much more. We also answer the really really difficult trivia question: who or what is Bluetooth named for? Thanks for listening!

Pat and Andrew try again for 50 points, traveling Bill and Ted-style over the last millennium in search of answers. Our round three special guest this time is Heather, a librarian from Syracuse, who gleefully answers sports and history questions while maintaining anonymity. We visit the Bayou (not the tapestry), sprinkle in Homestar Runner references, and Pete misses a solid chance to reference The Moops in a trivia game.

For real this time. We answer Andrew's really really difficult trivia question: who is the oldest living member of the MLB Hall of Fame? We also go over a bunch of corrections, note some judicial serendipity, Decatur trivia, and some of our favorite April Fools pranks from this year, that were not done by us. Thanks for listening, we mean it.

In this point five(5)-isode   Andrew and Pete and Pat and Andrew discuss comments and corrections and clarifications and comments from episode twelve (12).  We go over the really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really difficult trivia question (12) and answer it and talk a little bit too much about Janis Joplin and thanks for listening?