Trivia Friday

Ed Vatagliano, Tony Vatagliano, and JJ Jasper welcome first-time callers for a lively round of trivia, humor, and unusual questions on American Family Radio.

Ed, Tony, and JJ host a lighthearted Trivia Friday with callers answering questions about inventions, music, presidents, television, sports, and history.

Tim Wildmon, Ed, and Tony bring listeners another entertaining edition of Trivia Friday on American Family Radio. The questions cover the first animal sent into space, cinnamon and tree bark, the Boston Marathon, mosquitoes, melons, Mount Rushmore, Greenland, ancient Roman clothing, and a state capital without a McDonald's restaurant.

Callers Brett, Vera, and Jim from Texas join the fun with answers, questions, playful banter, and stories about cinnamon, fruit flies, marriage, television, and spelling cantaloupe. The hosts also award Trivia Friday T-shirts during the lively competition.

Tim Wildmon and Tony Vitagliano welcome callers to Trivia Friday on American Family Radio, featuring questions about U.S. statehood, animals sent into space, Mount Rushmore, Old Testament prophets, Greenland, Mammoth Cave, ancient Rome, melons, and spices.

Callers Jim from Virginia, Brad from Kansas, George from Texas, Richard from North Carolina, and Wayne discuss the Trinity in creation, answer trivia questions, and share their own challenges. The program also includes questions about Bruce Lee's Batman crossover, the toy from Jingle All the Way, vintage advertising jingles, and the Righteous Brothers' appearance on The Andy Williams Show.

Trivia Friday features Tim Wildmon, Ed Vatagliano, and Tony Vatagliano serving as the professors of Learning University. The hosts present questions about John F. Kennedy, the horse Bucephalus, the Salem witch trials, oranges, apples, universities, Cleopatra, Pacific states, and more.

Callers Todd, Brett, Brad, Cindy, Tony, and Roscoe join the game with answers and questions of their own. The hour includes friendly competition, surprising facts, humorous exchanges, caller stories, and discussions about history, geography, Bible passages, folk music, and classic television and music.

Tim, Ed and Tony welcome callers for a lively round of Trivia Friday questions, beginning with a discussion about how many colors are found in the spectrum. The hosts also explore the difference between race and ethnicity before returning to the unanswered trivia questions.

Caller Kathy answers what the F stands for in John F. Kennedy and challenges the hosts with a question about the tribes that inhabited Arkansas before European settlement. Caller Chuck joins from a car wash and explains why apples float in water.

The episode concludes with answers about Cleopatra's ethnic background, plant-eating snakes, a condiment sold as medicine in the 1830s and Oxford University being older than the Aztec Empire.

Tim Wildmon welcomes Bert Harper and Jonathan Coker for Trivia Friday on American Family Radio. The hosts ask questions about the Bible, state capitals, John Wayne and Jimmy Stewart films, The Andy Griffith Show, non-dairy milk, expressions, geography, and American history.

Callers from Iowa, Virginia, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Mississippi join the game with answers and questions of their own. The program includes Bible questions from Matthew and Romans, classic television trivia, baseball history, Civil War history, and plenty of humor about accents, cowbells, movies, and the Learning University T-shirt prize.

Tim Bert and Jonathan welcome callers from across the country for a fun round of Trivia Friday on American Family Radio. Questions cover state capitals without interstate highways, John Wayne and Jimmy Stewart films, alligators, the Andy Griffith Show, and the Plymouth Roadrunner.

Callers also share a turkey call and an old-time radio rendition of Sergeant Preston of the Yukon. The hosts discuss radio dramas, towns named Bethlehem, and the Great Smoky Mountains before revealing the answers and sending Learning University T-shirts to two callers.

Jonathan Coker sits in for Tim Wildmon alongside JJ Jasper for a fun edition of Trivia Friday featuring callers from Mississippi, Maryland, Virginia, Texas, and Alabama.

The questions cover biblical names, fork prongs, Montpelier’s restaurants and coffee shops, Greyhound racing, Catwoman actresses, baseball stadiums, the shortest war in history, Wilt Chamberlain’s scoring record, and more. The hosts add plenty of humor while hearing from callers and discussing their answers.

The hour also includes a Bible question about the New York City Blitz, a Gideons effort to distribute Bibles across New York City.

Ed Vitagliano fills in for Tim Wildmon alongside JJ Jasper and Jonathan Coker for Trivia Friday, a fun game featuring first-time callers and a mystery question that can win a Learning University T-shirt.

The questions cover Daniel's three friends, the gas used to preserve the Constitution, the meaning of MP in MP3, the USS Constitution's nickname, John Deere tractors, brass, classic television, and other general knowledge topics.

Callers from Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Mississippi join the show with their own questions, answers, jokes, and stories. The hour includes friendly banter about hunting, football, old television shows, and a listener's long-awaited chance to get on the air.