This week, host Brandon Saunders goes behind the numbers of a trivia favorite, the twelve amazing people who have completed the Grand Slam of Show Business, the EGOT. (Congrats to Helen Mirren to getting one letter closer this past weekend herself with her Tony award.)

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This week, Tony Hightower quizzes you on Marilyn Monroe, James Bond theme songs, CNN turning 35, and tons more.

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This week, host Brandon Saunders goes behind the race to the skies, where the industrial age spawned a tense and devious competition among the wealthiest people of the early 20th century to build the tallest building in the world. One of the winners was the Chrysler Building, an art deco masterpiece.

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Much like the feel-good hit of the millennium, this week's podcast only sounds naughty. This week, Tony Hightower quizzes you on things distantly related to "50 Shades of Grey", censored lyrics, and famous twins.

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This week, host Brandon Saunders goes behind one of the oddest circumnavigations ever attempted, and how & why it cost about $129,000, which puts the fare to JFK in perspective (actually, no it doesn't).

More on this cab's amazing journey at http://www.itsonthemeter.com/.

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This week, Tony Hightower burns the midnight oil to make sure you get your trivia fix for the long weekend, with questions about liars, thinkers, and what we're stuck with now that the great, great, great, great B.B. King is gone.

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This week, host Brandon Saunders uncovers the odd story of how the 1904 Olympics wound up in St. Louis, Missouri, of all places, and what a crazy, hilarious, disorganized mess they wound up being.

The Olympic Marathon that year was especially insane. Runners poisoning each other, disqualifications, people running in street clothes, medalists who stopped mid-race to take a nap. You know, just like today.

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This week, Tony Hightower provides valuable help by finding some euphemisms for cuss words. Also, there's a bodacious Gene Hackman quote, and lots of other stuff.

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This week, host Brandon Saunders delves into where vitamins came from, why there are so many B vitamins (not even counting the rejects who were Plutoed right out of the canon), and another of his many beefs with the Nobel Committee.

Apologies to Mrs. Stern, Brandon's high school science teacher.

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This week, Tony Hightower rounds up the Usual Suspects for questions about Casablanca, songs about booze, Lords who aren't in the House Of Lords, and more.

We're brought to you this week by Rufus Khan, New York's best comedy group, and "Show Us Your Wits," a benefit night of trivia and burlesque to benefit Hollaback, a group dedicated to ending street harassment, Sunday, May 24 at the Sliper Room in Soho. Details & ticket info at www.facebook.com/events/1577763542482236/.

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