June 24, 2025 • 29 mins
Welcome back to another fun-filled episode of the Stuff I Never Knew trivia game show podcast! This week, your host Jeff Revilla is joined by three fascinating guests—Rachel Isabela, Terrie Christine, and Sam—for a rollicking, laugh-out-loud battle of wits and weird facts.
In this episode, titled "From Mouse Paste to Farts in a Jar: Weird Medical History Trivia and Fun Sports Connections," things heat up right away with the outrageous “Medical Miracles or Nightmares” round, where our players must guess whether bizarre historical medical practices are true or totally made up. From mouses used as medicine to farts in a jar, nothing is too strange for this crew!
But the challenge doesn’t end there. The contestants move on to a mind-bending connections round, with answers cleverly tied together by sports themes, before finally facing off in a high-stakes, clue-driven finale where every buzzer and guess can make or break the game.
Stay tuned as Jeff keeps everyone on their toes with creative questions, and meet our charismatic guests—each professionals in the world of intuitive and energy healing—who share not just their trivia chops but a quick peek into their unique backgrounds. Who will walk away with the title this week? Hit play and find out!
Connect with Our Guests!
- Rachel Isabela (she/her) – Calling in from Argentina, Rachel is a medical intuitive, former nurse, and holistic healer. She helps people break through emotional blocks using modalities like crystals, Reiki, and her intuitive gifts.
Connect with Rachel:
Instagram: @quantumcrystalhealing
YouTube: Rachel Isabela Quantum Healer - Terrie Christine – Based in Chevy Chase, Maryland, Terrie is an intuitive energy healer and psychic medium with over 20 years of experience. She specializes in uncovering subconscious blocks and helping clients feel more supported by “all that is.”
Connect with Terrie:
Website: terriechristine.com
Instagram: @terriechristine
Facebook: @terriechristine333
TikTok: @terriechristine
Book: "The Secret Power of You" - Sam (she/her) – From Northeast Pennsylvania, Sam is a spiritual life coach, aura reader, and educator. She guides people through awakenings and teaches about energy, often infusing creativity through her platforms.
Connect with Sam:
Website: imaginativehaus.com
Instagram: @imaginativehaus
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Round 1: Medical Miracles or Nightmares
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Episode Transcript
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Foreign.
Hey, everybody. Welcome to the Stuff I Never Knew trivia game show podcast. I'm
Jeff. I'm your host. Tonight we have three great guests joining me.
Rachel, Terry, and Sam. Let's hear that theme music.
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That is correct. You are correct. You are wrong. You are wrong. You
are wrong. You are right. That is correct. That is correct. And as you know,
on this show, we get right into it. And in this game,
round one, we're playing medical miracles or
nightmares. And I'm going to read you a fact or a
statement about something that's happened in the past in the field of
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medicine. You just have to tell me, is that true or
false? So that's. It's a 50, 50 guess. We're going to go in the order
which you got here tonight, which was Rachel, Terry, and Sam.
Rachel, you're up first. Mouse paste.
In ancient Egypt, they would mix a mashed mouse paste
with other ingredients and apply it to toothaches.
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Is mouth paste true or false? Did they really do that?
I'm gonna say true. True is
correct. Correct. True is correct. And to
Terry, Sliced mouse. In England, one
remedy for warts was to cut a mouse in half and
apply it to the infected spot.
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I hope that's false.
False is. Are you
kidding me? That would be a
nightmare walking around. You thought it was bad with just the work.
All right, over to Sam, the mouse stash.
In the Andes mountains, mouse hair was used to craft
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mustaches to hide cleft lips. Oh, that's
gotta be false. False is
correct. Correct. Back to Rachel.
Snip away. Stuttering. In the 18th and 19th
century, doctors simply cured stuttering by cutting
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off half of the tongue. Your reaction? Oh, my goodness.
Protecting my tongue. I'm gonna say false. You're gonna say
false. False is
incorrect. They really did that.
All right, I made up the name for this one. Arsenic O Hall
or Arsenic o hall. In the 18th century. Terry, this
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one's for you. And up to the 1950s, arsenic
was a key ingredient in the treatment of malaria and
syphilis. True. True is
correct. Correct. And back to
Sam. This one under. Make mine a double. In the
1800s, an Italian chemist created a healing tonic with
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coca leaves that was ideal for overworked
men, delicate women, and sickly children.
I'd say that's Cheryl. True is
correct. Correct. What are delicate women?
You know, the women that, like, they faint? You know.
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Like smelling salts. Yeah. And
our last one for you, Rachel. Moldy bread. Back
to ancient Egypt, moldy bread was fed to cats so that their saliva
could be used to treat wounds.
Moldy. I'm gonna say
true. True is
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incorrect. I made that one up. That was a false. They did not do
that one. And my favorite name of the night,
farts in a jar. In the middle Ages, some doctors
believe that black death was caused by deadly vapors.
In order to fight deadly vapors, you need deadly
vapors. Did in the
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middle Ages.
Does that mean literally what you started with? Like, the
dodger had to, like, fluff in the jar and then, like, open it up and
say, sniff. Sniff. They're capturing, saving it. And then battling
black death with farts in a jar.
Well, something like this would probably be false.
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False is.
No, no. And that's
why we don't have black Death today. That's a science fact.
Thanks to farts in a jar. And the last one in this
round is Sam. I see what you did there. In the
17th century Ireland, frog eyes were ground to a paste and
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dehydrated to the consistency of a fruit gummy. These
gummies were prescribed as a hangover cure.
Oh. Want it to be true. But I think
it is true. True is
incorrect. I made that one up too. That was a lot of fun.
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Thank you for playing round one. Let's go to that scoreboard and see
how we're doing. So far, only 3 points available so far. Sam got two
of the first three. Sam, you get a little bit of an advantage in
round two. Sam, you get to pick the order for round
two. Do you want to mix it up or keep it the same? Let's
keep it the same. All right, that means, Rachel, you're
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heading to the hot seat. Okay. Rachel, welcome to the show. So
glad to have you here. Where are you playing from tonight? I live
in Argentina. I've been here 19 years. Yeah,
yeah. Very nice. It might be the furthest south that we've had a guest join
us here on the Stuff I never knew trivia game show. Tell us a little
bit about what you do in Argentina. So I'm a medical
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intuitive, and I help people heal emotional blocks
that are keeping them stuck and keeping them sick. I used to be
a nurse, and then I went into more holistic healing and realized that I was
medically intuitive, and I studied crystals and Reiki and all kinds of healing
modalities, and so that's what I do now.
Very nice. And if people want to connect with you or reach you online from
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the states here, how can people find you and get in contact?
So I'm on Instagram. Let me make sure it's quantum crystal Healing.
And you can send me a message there. I have one more question
for you, Rachel. Are you ready
for the hot seat? Okay,
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so in round one, you make. It sound scarier than it is.
The hot seat.
In round two, we're playing the game called Connections. I'm going to read you a
series of questions and the answers all tie together
to be something sports related. So all three, or all four of your
questions, for all three of you, the answers will be a sports related
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answer. They'll all tie together and I'll explain it as we go through it.
Rachel, your first connection. Now, the questions won't be sports related,
but the answers are going to tie together. J. Lo's other
nickname is Jenny from the blank
block. Jenny from the block is correct. So
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you want to remember block. And I'll review them all as we go through here.
Your second question, what is the more common term
for an archaeological
excavation? Archaeological excavation. A1.
A dig. Dig is correct.
Correct. Two for two. And the
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movie director famous for her and where the
Wild Things Are is Blank Jones.
Oh, don't know that one. Blank. Sometimes you can get to it if
you know, if you're following the other two answers. Block, dig.
And then we have. We do have a little timer and. And spike.
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Spike is the answer. Spike Jones is the director.
And our fourth one. If someone deserves their punishment,
you might say it blanks them. Right.
Serves. Serves is correct. So,
Rachel, what ties together? Block, dig,
spike and serves. And remember, the category
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is sports. Is it volleyball?
Volleyball, for the extra point is correct.
Very well played. You got four of the five points.
Now your five point bonus question.
Okay. Name five summer sports
that are not played in the Winter Olympics. And go.
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Gymnastics, swimming, diving,
volleyball and soccer.
You got five of five. I always let the timer run to see
how many you'll get, but you can only get five points max. You got nine
out of 10 points. Very well played. Let's move
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Terry to the hot seat.
All righty, Terry. Welcome to the show. Thank you. Where are you calling
in from? Chevy Chase, Maryland, in the metro D.C. area.
Oh, very nice. Chevy Chase, Maryland. What do you do down in Chevy Chase, Maryland?
I'm an intuitive energy healer and psychic medium for the
last 20 years. Oh, wow. We have a little
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theme going so far tonight here. Yeah. So I
never know when we book the show, like, who everybody's going to be and tell
us a little about, you know, how can you tell us a little bit about
what you do down there? Yeah, yeah. So I work in the subconscious space. I
help people put their pieces of the puzzle together. Meaning that I'm
clairvoyant. Clairaudient and Claire sentient. That can help me determine
what's going on in your subconscious that keeps you stuck. And I can shift it
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to allow you to feel more supported by all that is.
And if people want to connect with you and reach out to you, even we're
not too far away in Pittsburgh, how can they reach out and find you? Yeah,
you can find me on various platforms of my website,
terrycristine.com, instagram, Facebook, TikTok.
I post a lot on Facebook and Instagram. And on TikTok, I do
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some celebrity. Readings from pictures and
Terry, are you
ready for the hot seat? Yes, I'm ready.
Here we go, our first one. Remember, all your answers will be some sort of
sports. If you're taller than 6 foot, 8 inches, you are
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legally classified as what? Tall.
Well, taller than tall. All right, so you're legal.
So you're legally classified as
ginormous. Let's see if the producer.
The producer gives a thumbs up. Giant is the correct answer. We'll give you
giant. Oh, thank you. See, the
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producer isn't as mean as I said he was.
And complete this Steve Miller Band lyrics. Some
people call me the space cowboy. Space
cowboy. Whoop, whoop. Some people call me Maurice
and buff, russet and burnt
umber are all different shades of which color?
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Orange. Orange. We're looking for brown.
Brown. And your fourth question, your
connection, one found in bars. What is the name
of the mechanical bull that tosses drunk people around?
The bucking blank. Bronco. Bronco
is correct. So, Terry, your connection,
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what ties together Giant, cowboy,
brown, and Bronco.
Football. Football is
correct.
Very good. Very well played. I think you tied Rachel so far. Four
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out of five points. You have a chance to keep it going here.
Your name, 5 bonus question, 10 seconds on the clock.
Name 5 cookies that you would not want to eat on
pizza and go. Chocolate chip, peanut butter,
snickerdoodle,
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oatmeal. You got
four. Four. Four out of the five. Very well played.
We're gonna move Sam to the hot seat. Sam, welcome to the
show. Thank you so much. Thank you for being here.
Where are you calling in from? Northeastern Pennsylvania, right outside of
Scranton. Oh, very nice, Very nice. We're in Pittsburgh and serving
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mostly the western Pennsylvania area. So nice to meet more Pennsylvanians
and tell us a little bit about what you do in the northeast Pennsylvania.
I'm a spiritual life coach, energy reader, and aura
reader. Yes, I think there's going to
Be Go on. Energy workers. I have a feeling there's going to be a spin
off just based on this episode and my guest tonight.
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This is great. And I have no. Like really?
This is amazing. So Sam, tell us a little bit about what you do
and your work up in the Pennsylvania area of the north. Yes,
absolutely. So I'm an Aura educator and reader. I also help
people through a spiritual life coaching and help them through spiritual
awakenings. You could find me on my website, imaginative
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house.com. i'm on TikTok Aura
Alamode where I do videos with Aura's ice cream and
fashion. And I'm on Instagram as Imaginative House.
Very nice. All my guest links will be in the show notes, so make sure
you check them out. And I'm sure right after the show we're all going to
exchange information too. This is going to be amazing. Sam,
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are you ready for
the hot seat? Ready. All right, Sam,
here we go. What is the Roman numeral?
Ccclx.
I know I promised there wouldn't be any math, but this is kind of math
related. That's having to do with sports,
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huh? Yes. So there'll be a sports related
answer to this number.
I'm gonna have to pass on that one. That's okay. The
C's are 100, the L is 50 and the
X is 10. So 360. We're looking for 360.
Your second one. You'll like this one a lot better. If you are on a
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trampoline, you might be inclined to try a back or
front blank flip. Flip is
correct. That was much better. Right?
Third question. If you are. If you are strong,
if you have a strong opinion about something, you might say that you have
an axe to blank. If you have a strong
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opinion. Looks like somebody typed this incorrectly.
You might have a axe to blank.
No ax to grind. An axe
to grind. Okay. And
our third one. This brand of soda claims to be good for you due to
its prebiotic fiber and botanical content.
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So you can kind of get the backwards there. It's 360 flip and
grind. If you think you know the sport, you might be able to
get this one even if you don't know it.
I don't think it's a sport, but I want to say kombucha.
We're close. It is ollie pop. So we're looking for Ollie
plus Pop. So Sam, what sport would
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have 360s flips, grinds and ollies?
Snowboarding. Snowboarding. So close. What
Dave says he's gonna. You got a board? We're looking for board sports. He'll
give you skateboarding from the producer. Very well played.
And your connection. We did that. Your
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name five bonus question name five
common human names that are also dog names.
And go. Doug,
Chuck, Miles,
Henry.
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That is five. Producer tried tell me four, but
that was five. I did hear five names. Let's go to that score because
we're about to head to the final round and it is a very
close game. One point separates
everybody. Rachel's in the lead with 10. Terry and Sam
tied with nine. Let's go to that final
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round. In this round, I'm going to read
you some very vague questions. Who am I? What am
I? Where am I? And I'm going to try to reveal the answer to you
through a series of clues. I'm going to read you three clues and you can
buzz in at any time. If you buzz in on the first clue,
that's worth three points. If you buzz in on the second clue,
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that's worth two points. And if you buzz in on the last clue, that's worth
one point. Now, if you buzz in and you're right, you're going to earn those
points. But if you buzz in and you're wrong,
you will lose that point value. So it
gets a lot of fun. It gets very competitive. And in order to play the
game, I've asked each of my guests to bring in their own buzzers.
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I'm going to test them out. Let's see how they go. Rachel, let's hear your
buzzer. She's got snapping
chopsticks. And
Terry, like buttons in
a box or something like that. Something in a box. And Sam,
a lightsaber. You got her lightsaber?
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That's funny. I like it. It's almost like a tactical wand. Her wand.
Her magical wand. I won't be able to hear, but you flash it and
say your name at the same time just to make sure we catch it. All
right, let's go to that first one tonight. These are videos
I'm going to play for you and those of you listening at home. What
am I? What am I? Is your first category.
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And here comes your first clue.
I have to be at least 51% corn.
So the thing that I'm describing is 51 corn. And as a warning,
my pictures may or may not help you get to the right answer. I may
try to deceive you. I have to be American made, too. So I have to
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be 51% corn and American made.
And those of you watching, there's a little timer on the Right side tells you
how much time is left. And my first name might be
Jim, Jack or James.
You can buzz in whenever you know the answer. Terry.
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Well, Jack Daniels. Well, the first thing, what we're
looking for, what this is, it's alcohol. It's.
What is it? Chimpeam is whiskey.
Whiskey, whiskey. The producers give it to you.
We're looking for bourbon is the correct answer, but we'll give you a whiskey.
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One point. I don't drink any of those. One point for Terry.
Remember, you can buzz in at any time. And you can buzz in multiple
times, too. You're allowed to buzz in. Even if you get it wrong, you can
buzz in again. So who am I? We're looking for another
who? I was a Bible salesman
and a Sunday school teacher.
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Who was I? Our second clue
for two points. My album
Stardust remained on the country music charts for 10 years.
And our final clue for one point.
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When your host, Jeff, goes to the Texas Roadhouse. He always asked to
sit in my corner. This is a Texas Roadhouse
trivia question. And every corner of Texas Roadhouse, there's
a Willie's corner. This is Willie Nelson. He sold bibles and had a
album on the chart for 10 years. And I like to sit in his corner
at Texas Roadhouse. All right, what am
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I? I'm looking for a what? We'll get some points in this round here.
What am I? It takes an average 10 weeks
for me to break.
I don't know why. It lock keys. It takes on average 10
weeks for me to break. I use two thirds of the elements in the
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periodic table. You can break me in 10 weeks.
I use two thirds of the elements.
I am the most successful consumer product of all time,
having sold over 2.3 billion units and
counting. You're probably
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holding one of you have this in front of you. The iPhone. That
was the iPhone. Really?
Here we go. We're looking for a movie. We got any movie fans here tonight?
See, My budget was
1.4 million, but I earned 140
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million in the box office,
so it could be a little vague.
Our second clue for two points. I hold the record for
the longest running theatrical release in history.
Rachel. Is it Gone with the Wind?
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Gone with the Wind is
incorrect. Incorrect.
And I'm going to tell you, two stars were in this movie.
Meatloaf and Susan Sarandon appeared
in this movie. You can buzz back.
Do you know it now? Yeah. Wait. Yeah. Rachel.
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Rocky Horror Picture Show. Rocky Horror Picture show is
correct. Correct. That one is correct. That way, if you buzz
in again and get it right. Now you've cut your loss in half. You only
lost one point for that one. Great. All right.
Always a positive attitude. What am I? I'm looking for
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what? I was banned in Japan for indecency.
I was banned in Japan for indecency. A little vague.
I think our second one will help us.
25 million of me were sold in four months in
1958.
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25 million in
1958 is the key year there. And I am
named after a Hawaiian dance.
I'm a toy. Oh, Rachel.
A hula hoop. Hula hoop for one point.
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Correct. Correct. All right. We are
halfway through. There's still. There's still 15 points remaining.
I'm looking for another. What? What am I? It's a scary eyeball.
All right. What am I? I was launched in
2001 by Larry Sanger and Jimmy Wales.
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Almost all of my content can be edited by
anyone.
And our third clue. Look at this. Turning on his head. It is the most
popular general reference site on the Internet.
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Rachel. Is it Google? Google is
incorrect. You're gonna know the name when you hear it. Let's see.
Wikipedia. Any other. Oh, my God. I knew it.
Wikipedia. I said Wikipedia like inside it. I just said it.
You gotta buzz in to get those points. Four questions remaining.
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I'm looking for a fish. What fish am I?
It gave the popular Name to the
1963-1967 Chevy
Corvette. This fish.
Sam. Oh. Oh, Sam.
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Stingray. Stingray for three points is.
Yeah. Correct. Correct. Well played.
Yes. We're looking for a
disaster. What disaster am I?
It happened in Florida on January
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18, 1986.
Was that a buzz? Rachel? No. I heard it.
I heard it. Our second clue for two points. It led to the
deaths of all seven crew members. Rachel. The
challenger. The challenger is
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correct. Correct. Two questions
remaining. Six points to go. It's still
a close game. Which American director and
screenwriter am I? Another movie question. He
is credited as the special guest director in Sin
City. Special
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guest director in Sin City.
He wrote the screenplay for Natural Born Killers.
Rachel. Is it Quentin Tarantino.
Quentin Tarantino for two points is
correct. Correct. We have
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a one point game with our final question to go.
Which mammal? We're looking for a mammal.
Some medieval Europeans believe their tusks to be
unicorn horns.
Medieval Europeans. We did some
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of their medical advice earlier today. It is a
uniquely huge and specialized arctic
predator. Terry. I think Terry came in first.
Sea lion. Sea lion is
incorrect. Incorrect. Sam, you could still. You did buzz in. You get a
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chance to. Sam. Woolly. Mammoth. Woolly mammoth.
Woolly mammoth is
incorrect. Incorrect.
See our final clue.
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It is most closely related to the beluga whale.
Terry. Seal. Seal is.
Damn it. Correct. Rachel, is it a walrus?
A walrus is incorrect.
You can keep buzzing in if anybody
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wants to. It's one point
and win it. Wait a minute. Wait,
Terry. Dolphin. Dolphin
is
incorrect. But you were so close with dolphin. It is the
narwhal. Narwhale. Narwhale. Narwhale. Narwhal.
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That was a Throw me off.
Well, it's a unicorn. It's a unicorn Dolphin. That
was a super fun game tonight, everybody.
Thank you for joining. Let's go to that scoreboard and see how did it all
pan out after that wild final question, Rachel
walks away victorious with 12 points.
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Congratulations, Rachel. Rachel's our winner tonight. Let's go
around one more time. Give your plugs, say here you are and how we can
connect with you. We'll go to Sam first.
Sam, find me@imaginativehouse.com or
on TikTok or Ella mode, Instagram, Imaginative House.
And to Terry. Terry, Christine. My website,
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terrycristine.com Instagram, Facebook.
What's the other one? Instagram, Tick Tock. And my book, the secret power of you
found on Amazon. And
to Rachel. Yeah, I have a YouTube
channel also called Rachel Isabella, Quantum healer. And on Instagram, I am
quantum crystal healing. Those are the best places you can reach
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me. Awesome. Thank you so much for joining us. Let's dance our
way out of here.
That is correct. You are correct. You are wrong. You are wrong. You
are wrong. You are right. That is correct. You are correct.
That is correct.
Foreign.
Hey, everybody. Welcome to the Stuff I Never Knew trivia game show podcast. I'm
Jeff. I'm your host. Tonight we have three great guests joining me.
Rachel, Terry, and Sam. Let's hear that theme music.
(00:20):
That is correct. You are correct. You are wrong. You are wrong. You
are wrong. You are right. That is correct. That is correct. And as you know,
on this show, we get right into it. And in this game,
round one, we're playing medical miracles or
nightmares. And I'm going to read you a fact or a
statement about something that's happened in the past in the field of
(00:42):
medicine. You just have to tell me, is that true or
false? So that's. It's a 50, 50 guess. We're going to go in the order
which you got here tonight, which was Rachel, Terry, and Sam.
Rachel, you're up first. Mouse paste.
In ancient Egypt, they would mix a mashed mouse paste
with other ingredients and apply it to toothaches.
(01:06):
Is mouth paste true or false? Did they really do that?
I'm gonna say true. True is
correct. Correct. True is correct. And to
Terry, Sliced mouse. In England, one
remedy for warts was to cut a mouse in half and
apply it to the infected spot.
(01:29):
I hope that's false.
False is. Are you
kidding me? That would be a
nightmare walking around. You thought it was bad with just the work.
All right, over to Sam, the mouse stash.
In the Andes mountains, mouse hair was used to craft
(01:52):
mustaches to hide cleft lips. Oh, that's
gotta be false. False is
correct. Correct. Back to Rachel.
Snip away. Stuttering. In the 18th and 19th
century, doctors simply cured stuttering by cutting
(02:13):
off half of the tongue. Your reaction? Oh, my goodness.
Protecting my tongue. I'm gonna say false. You're gonna say
false. False is
incorrect. They really did that.
All right, I made up the name for this one. Arsenic O Hall
or Arsenic o hall. In the 18th century. Terry, this
(02:36):
one's for you. And up to the 1950s, arsenic
was a key ingredient in the treatment of malaria and
syphilis. True. True is
correct. Correct. And back to
Sam. This one under. Make mine a double. In the
1800s, an Italian chemist created a healing tonic with
(02:58):
coca leaves that was ideal for overworked
men, delicate women, and sickly children.
I'd say that's Cheryl. True is
correct. Correct. What are delicate women?
You know, the women that, like, they faint? You know.
(03:22):
Like smelling salts. Yeah. And
our last one for you, Rachel. Moldy bread. Back
to ancient Egypt, moldy bread was fed to cats so that their saliva
could be used to treat wounds.
Moldy. I'm gonna say
true. True is
(03:45):
incorrect. I made that one up. That was a false. They did not do
that one. And my favorite name of the night,
farts in a jar. In the middle Ages, some doctors
believe that black death was caused by deadly vapors.
In order to fight deadly vapors, you need deadly
vapors. Did in the
(04:07):
middle Ages.
Does that mean literally what you started with? Like, the
dodger had to, like, fluff in the jar and then, like, open it up and
say, sniff. Sniff. They're capturing, saving it. And then battling
black death with farts in a jar.
Well, something like this would probably be false.
(04:30):
False is.
No, no. And that's
why we don't have black Death today. That's a science fact.
Thanks to farts in a jar. And the last one in this
round is Sam. I see what you did there. In the
17th century Ireland, frog eyes were ground to a paste and
(04:53):
dehydrated to the consistency of a fruit gummy. These
gummies were prescribed as a hangover cure.
Oh. Want it to be true. But I think
it is true. True is
incorrect. I made that one up too. That was a lot of fun.
(05:15):
Thank you for playing round one. Let's go to that scoreboard and see
how we're doing. So far, only 3 points available so far. Sam got two
of the first three. Sam, you get a little bit of an advantage in
round two. Sam, you get to pick the order for round
two. Do you want to mix it up or keep it the same? Let's
keep it the same. All right, that means, Rachel, you're
(05:38):
heading to the hot seat. Okay. Rachel, welcome to the show. So
glad to have you here. Where are you playing from tonight? I live
in Argentina. I've been here 19 years. Yeah,
yeah. Very nice. It might be the furthest south that we've had a guest join
us here on the Stuff I never knew trivia game show. Tell us a little
bit about what you do in Argentina. So I'm a medical
(05:59):
intuitive, and I help people heal emotional blocks
that are keeping them stuck and keeping them sick. I used to be
a nurse, and then I went into more holistic healing and realized that I was
medically intuitive, and I studied crystals and Reiki and all kinds of healing
modalities, and so that's what I do now.
Very nice. And if people want to connect with you or reach you online from
(06:21):
the states here, how can people find you and get in contact?
So I'm on Instagram. Let me make sure it's quantum crystal Healing.
And you can send me a message there. I have one more question
for you, Rachel. Are you ready
for the hot seat? Okay,
(06:43):
so in round one, you make. It sound scarier than it is.
The hot seat.
In round two, we're playing the game called Connections. I'm going to read you a
series of questions and the answers all tie together
to be something sports related. So all three, or all four of your
questions, for all three of you, the answers will be a sports related
(07:06):
answer. They'll all tie together and I'll explain it as we go through it.
Rachel, your first connection. Now, the questions won't be sports related,
but the answers are going to tie together. J. Lo's other
nickname is Jenny from the blank
block. Jenny from the block is correct. So
(07:26):
you want to remember block. And I'll review them all as we go through here.
Your second question, what is the more common term
for an archaeological
excavation? Archaeological excavation. A1.
A dig. Dig is correct.
Correct. Two for two. And the
(07:48):
movie director famous for her and where the
Wild Things Are is Blank Jones.
Oh, don't know that one. Blank. Sometimes you can get to it if
you know, if you're following the other two answers. Block, dig.
And then we have. We do have a little timer and. And spike.
(08:12):
Spike is the answer. Spike Jones is the director.
And our fourth one. If someone deserves their punishment,
you might say it blanks them. Right.
Serves. Serves is correct. So,
Rachel, what ties together? Block, dig,
spike and serves. And remember, the category
(08:34):
is sports. Is it volleyball?
Volleyball, for the extra point is correct.
Very well played. You got four of the five points.
Now your five point bonus question.
Okay. Name five summer sports
that are not played in the Winter Olympics. And go.
(08:59):
Gymnastics, swimming, diving,
volleyball and soccer.
You got five of five. I always let the timer run to see
how many you'll get, but you can only get five points max. You got nine
out of 10 points. Very well played. Let's move
(09:20):
Terry to the hot seat.
All righty, Terry. Welcome to the show. Thank you. Where are you calling
in from? Chevy Chase, Maryland, in the metro D.C. area.
Oh, very nice. Chevy Chase, Maryland. What do you do down in Chevy Chase, Maryland?
I'm an intuitive energy healer and psychic medium for the
last 20 years. Oh, wow. We have a little
(09:43):
theme going so far tonight here. Yeah. So I
never know when we book the show, like, who everybody's going to be and tell
us a little about, you know, how can you tell us a little bit about
what you do down there? Yeah, yeah. So I work in the subconscious space. I
help people put their pieces of the puzzle together. Meaning that I'm
clairvoyant. Clairaudient and Claire sentient. That can help me determine
what's going on in your subconscious that keeps you stuck. And I can shift it
(10:07):
to allow you to feel more supported by all that is.
And if people want to connect with you and reach out to you, even we're
not too far away in Pittsburgh, how can they reach out and find you? Yeah,
you can find me on various platforms of my website,
terrycristine.com, instagram, Facebook, TikTok.
I post a lot on Facebook and Instagram. And on TikTok, I do
(10:29):
some celebrity. Readings from pictures and
Terry, are you
ready for the hot seat? Yes, I'm ready.
Here we go, our first one. Remember, all your answers will be some sort of
sports. If you're taller than 6 foot, 8 inches, you are
(10:51):
legally classified as what? Tall.
Well, taller than tall. All right, so you're legal.
So you're legally classified as
ginormous. Let's see if the producer.
The producer gives a thumbs up. Giant is the correct answer. We'll give you
giant. Oh, thank you. See, the
(11:13):
producer isn't as mean as I said he was.
And complete this Steve Miller Band lyrics. Some
people call me the space cowboy. Space
cowboy. Whoop, whoop. Some people call me Maurice
and buff, russet and burnt
umber are all different shades of which color?
(11:37):
Orange. Orange. We're looking for brown.
Brown. And your fourth question, your
connection, one found in bars. What is the name
of the mechanical bull that tosses drunk people around?
The bucking blank. Bronco. Bronco
is correct. So, Terry, your connection,
(12:00):
what ties together Giant, cowboy,
brown, and Bronco.
Football. Football is
correct.
Very good. Very well played. I think you tied Rachel so far. Four
(12:20):
out of five points. You have a chance to keep it going here.
Your name, 5 bonus question, 10 seconds on the clock.
Name 5 cookies that you would not want to eat on
pizza and go. Chocolate chip, peanut butter,
snickerdoodle,
(12:42):
oatmeal. You got
four. Four. Four out of the five. Very well played.
We're gonna move Sam to the hot seat. Sam, welcome to the
show. Thank you so much. Thank you for being here.
Where are you calling in from? Northeastern Pennsylvania, right outside of
Scranton. Oh, very nice, Very nice. We're in Pittsburgh and serving
(13:04):
mostly the western Pennsylvania area. So nice to meet more Pennsylvanians
and tell us a little bit about what you do in the northeast Pennsylvania.
I'm a spiritual life coach, energy reader, and aura
reader. Yes, I think there's going to
Be Go on. Energy workers. I have a feeling there's going to be a spin
off just based on this episode and my guest tonight.
(13:27):
This is great. And I have no. Like really?
This is amazing. So Sam, tell us a little bit about what you do
and your work up in the Pennsylvania area of the north. Yes,
absolutely. So I'm an Aura educator and reader. I also help
people through a spiritual life coaching and help them through spiritual
awakenings. You could find me on my website, imaginative
(13:50):
house.com. i'm on TikTok Aura
Alamode where I do videos with Aura's ice cream and
fashion. And I'm on Instagram as Imaginative House.
Very nice. All my guest links will be in the show notes, so make sure
you check them out. And I'm sure right after the show we're all going to
exchange information too. This is going to be amazing. Sam,
(14:11):
are you ready for
the hot seat? Ready. All right, Sam,
here we go. What is the Roman numeral?
Ccclx.
I know I promised there wouldn't be any math, but this is kind of math
related. That's having to do with sports,
(14:34):
huh? Yes. So there'll be a sports related
answer to this number.
I'm gonna have to pass on that one. That's okay. The
C's are 100, the L is 50 and the
X is 10. So 360. We're looking for 360.
Your second one. You'll like this one a lot better. If you are on a
(14:55):
trampoline, you might be inclined to try a back or
front blank flip. Flip is
correct. That was much better. Right?
Third question. If you are. If you are strong,
if you have a strong opinion about something, you might say that you have
an axe to blank. If you have a strong
(15:18):
opinion. Looks like somebody typed this incorrectly.
You might have a axe to blank.
No ax to grind. An axe
to grind. Okay. And
our third one. This brand of soda claims to be good for you due to
its prebiotic fiber and botanical content.
(15:43):
So you can kind of get the backwards there. It's 360 flip and
grind. If you think you know the sport, you might be able to
get this one even if you don't know it.
I don't think it's a sport, but I want to say kombucha.
We're close. It is ollie pop. So we're looking for Ollie
plus Pop. So Sam, what sport would
(16:06):
have 360s flips, grinds and ollies?
Snowboarding. Snowboarding. So close. What
Dave says he's gonna. You got a board? We're looking for board sports. He'll
give you skateboarding from the producer. Very well played.
And your connection. We did that. Your
(16:27):
name five bonus question name five
common human names that are also dog names.
And go. Doug,
Chuck, Miles,
Henry.
(16:47):
That is five. Producer tried tell me four, but
that was five. I did hear five names. Let's go to that score because
we're about to head to the final round and it is a very
close game. One point separates
everybody. Rachel's in the lead with 10. Terry and Sam
tied with nine. Let's go to that final
(17:09):
round. In this round, I'm going to read
you some very vague questions. Who am I? What am
I? Where am I? And I'm going to try to reveal the answer to you
through a series of clues. I'm going to read you three clues and you can
buzz in at any time. If you buzz in on the first clue,
that's worth three points. If you buzz in on the second clue,
(17:30):
that's worth two points. And if you buzz in on the last clue, that's worth
one point. Now, if you buzz in and you're right, you're going to earn those
points. But if you buzz in and you're wrong,
you will lose that point value. So it
gets a lot of fun. It gets very competitive. And in order to play the
game, I've asked each of my guests to bring in their own buzzers.
(17:52):
I'm going to test them out. Let's see how they go. Rachel, let's hear your
buzzer. She's got snapping
chopsticks. And
Terry, like buttons in
a box or something like that. Something in a box. And Sam,
a lightsaber. You got her lightsaber?
(18:15):
That's funny. I like it. It's almost like a tactical wand. Her wand.
Her magical wand. I won't be able to hear, but you flash it and
say your name at the same time just to make sure we catch it. All
right, let's go to that first one tonight. These are videos
I'm going to play for you and those of you listening at home. What
am I? What am I? Is your first category.
(18:37):
And here comes your first clue.
I have to be at least 51% corn.
So the thing that I'm describing is 51 corn. And as a warning,
my pictures may or may not help you get to the right answer. I may
try to deceive you. I have to be American made, too. So I have to
(18:57):
be 51% corn and American made.
And those of you watching, there's a little timer on the Right side tells you
how much time is left. And my first name might be
Jim, Jack or James.
You can buzz in whenever you know the answer. Terry.
(19:19):
Well, Jack Daniels. Well, the first thing, what we're
looking for, what this is, it's alcohol. It's.
What is it? Chimpeam is whiskey.
Whiskey, whiskey. The producers give it to you.
We're looking for bourbon is the correct answer, but we'll give you a whiskey.
(19:40):
One point. I don't drink any of those. One point for Terry.
Remember, you can buzz in at any time. And you can buzz in multiple
times, too. You're allowed to buzz in. Even if you get it wrong, you can
buzz in again. So who am I? We're looking for another
who? I was a Bible salesman
and a Sunday school teacher.
(20:01):
Who was I? Our second clue
for two points. My album
Stardust remained on the country music charts for 10 years.
And our final clue for one point.
(20:22):
When your host, Jeff, goes to the Texas Roadhouse. He always asked to
sit in my corner. This is a Texas Roadhouse
trivia question. And every corner of Texas Roadhouse, there's
a Willie's corner. This is Willie Nelson. He sold bibles and had a
album on the chart for 10 years. And I like to sit in his corner
at Texas Roadhouse. All right, what am
(20:44):
I? I'm looking for a what? We'll get some points in this round here.
What am I? It takes an average 10 weeks
for me to break.
I don't know why. It lock keys. It takes on average 10
weeks for me to break. I use two thirds of the elements in the
(21:06):
periodic table. You can break me in 10 weeks.
I use two thirds of the elements.
I am the most successful consumer product of all time,
having sold over 2.3 billion units and
counting. You're probably
(21:26):
holding one of you have this in front of you. The iPhone. That
was the iPhone. Really?
Here we go. We're looking for a movie. We got any movie fans here tonight?
See, My budget was
1.4 million, but I earned 140
(21:47):
million in the box office,
so it could be a little vague.
Our second clue for two points. I hold the record for
the longest running theatrical release in history.
Rachel. Is it Gone with the Wind?
(22:09):
Gone with the Wind is
incorrect. Incorrect.
And I'm going to tell you, two stars were in this movie.
Meatloaf and Susan Sarandon appeared
in this movie. You can buzz back.
Do you know it now? Yeah. Wait. Yeah. Rachel.
(22:33):
Rocky Horror Picture Show. Rocky Horror Picture show is
correct. Correct. That one is correct. That way, if you buzz
in again and get it right. Now you've cut your loss in half. You only
lost one point for that one. Great. All right.
Always a positive attitude. What am I? I'm looking for
(22:54):
what? I was banned in Japan for indecency.
I was banned in Japan for indecency. A little vague.
I think our second one will help us.
25 million of me were sold in four months in
1958.
(23:14):
25 million in
1958 is the key year there. And I am
named after a Hawaiian dance.
I'm a toy. Oh, Rachel.
A hula hoop. Hula hoop for one point.
(23:34):
Correct. Correct. All right. We are
halfway through. There's still. There's still 15 points remaining.
I'm looking for another. What? What am I? It's a scary eyeball.
All right. What am I? I was launched in
2001 by Larry Sanger and Jimmy Wales.
(24:02):
Almost all of my content can be edited by
anyone.
And our third clue. Look at this. Turning on his head. It is the most
popular general reference site on the Internet.
(24:22):
Rachel. Is it Google? Google is
incorrect. You're gonna know the name when you hear it. Let's see.
Wikipedia. Any other. Oh, my God. I knew it.
Wikipedia. I said Wikipedia like inside it. I just said it.
You gotta buzz in to get those points. Four questions remaining.
(24:45):
I'm looking for a fish. What fish am I?
It gave the popular Name to the
1963-1967 Chevy
Corvette. This fish.
Sam. Oh. Oh, Sam.
(25:07):
Stingray. Stingray for three points is.
Yeah. Correct. Correct. Well played.
Yes. We're looking for a
disaster. What disaster am I?
It happened in Florida on January
(25:29):
18, 1986.
Was that a buzz? Rachel? No. I heard it.
I heard it. Our second clue for two points. It led to the
deaths of all seven crew members. Rachel. The
challenger. The challenger is
(25:52):
correct. Correct. Two questions
remaining. Six points to go. It's still
a close game. Which American director and
screenwriter am I? Another movie question. He
is credited as the special guest director in Sin
City. Special
(26:14):
guest director in Sin City.
He wrote the screenplay for Natural Born Killers.
Rachel. Is it Quentin Tarantino.
Quentin Tarantino for two points is
correct. Correct. We have
(26:36):
a one point game with our final question to go.
Which mammal? We're looking for a mammal.
Some medieval Europeans believe their tusks to be
unicorn horns.
Medieval Europeans. We did some
(26:56):
of their medical advice earlier today. It is a
uniquely huge and specialized arctic
predator. Terry. I think Terry came in first.
Sea lion. Sea lion is
incorrect. Incorrect. Sam, you could still. You did buzz in. You get a
(27:17):
chance to. Sam. Woolly. Mammoth. Woolly mammoth.
Woolly mammoth is
incorrect. Incorrect.
See our final clue.
(27:40):
It is most closely related to the beluga whale.
Terry. Seal. Seal is.
Damn it. Correct. Rachel, is it a walrus?
A walrus is incorrect.
You can keep buzzing in if anybody
(28:02):
wants to. It's one point
and win it. Wait a minute. Wait,
Terry. Dolphin. Dolphin
is
incorrect. But you were so close with dolphin. It is the
narwhal. Narwhale. Narwhale. Narwhale. Narwhal.
(28:25):
That was a Throw me off.
Well, it's a unicorn. It's a unicorn Dolphin. That
was a super fun game tonight, everybody.
Thank you for joining. Let's go to that scoreboard and see how did it all
pan out after that wild final question, Rachel
walks away victorious with 12 points.
(28:47):
Congratulations, Rachel. Rachel's our winner tonight. Let's go
around one more time. Give your plugs, say here you are and how we can
connect with you. We'll go to Sam first.
Sam, find me@imaginativehouse.com or
on TikTok or Ella mode, Instagram, Imaginative House.
And to Terry. Terry, Christine. My website,
(29:10):
terrycristine.com Instagram, Facebook.
What's the other one? Instagram, Tick Tock. And my book, the secret power of you
found on Amazon. And
to Rachel. Yeah, I have a YouTube
channel also called Rachel Isabella, Quantum healer. And on Instagram, I am
quantum crystal healing. Those are the best places you can reach
(29:33):
me. Awesome. Thank you so much for joining us. Let's dance our
way out of here.
That is correct. You are correct. You are wrong. You are wrong. You
are wrong. You are right. That is correct. You are correct.
That is correct.
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