This week, Justin has fired up six trivia questions all about fire, flames, and flareups! We also ignite discussions of classical music, an Oscar-winning movie, and hockey!

2:55: Q1 (Everything Else): What ancient Persian religion, now reduced to just over 100,000 practitioners worldwide, is known for places of worship called “fire temples”?

9:49: Q2 (Sports & Games): Though the NHL’s Flames now play in Calgary, they originally played in what Southern U.S. city, which currently has teams in the other three major North American sports leagues, but not the NHL?

19:23: Q3 (Music): The Origin of Fire is a cantata written by what Finnish composer, better known for the Karelia Suite and Finlandia?

31:08: Q4 (Movies & TV): Although Crossfire was nominated in 1948, only one film with the word “fire” in its title has won the Oscar for Best Picture. What is this sports drama, which won in 1982?

36:36: Q5 (Arts & Literature): A 1937 fire at Yosemite National Park tragically destroyed hundreds of unprinted negatives taken by what famous nature photographer, who is strongly associated with the park?

45:27: Q6 (Times & Places): In possibly the most famous conflagration in history, what city was burnt to cinders in 1666?

Theme music: "Thinking it Over" by Lee Rosevere, licensed under CC BY 2.0

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