Brody Henderson, a star participant in outdoor trivia, joins the crew for a lively showdown. They kick off with tales of the Mountain Men and the beaver trade, blending history with competitive trivia. Culinary topics spark laughter, especially over homemade banana pecan bread. The discussion takes a twist into the adventurous life of Kit Carson, complete with wild anecdotes. With humor flying and nostalgia buzzing, the group wraps up with hunting traditions and Brody's triumph, keeping spirits high throughout the trivia contest.
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Overtime Drought & Teaspoons
The last trivia overtime question was about teaspoons in 1.25 cups.
Brody Henderson correctly answered a similar question due to his child's kitchen measuring habits.
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Baking & Teaspoons
Brody Henderson attributes his teaspoon conversion skills to his child's baking.
His child baked him banana pecan bread.
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Randall's Dissertation
John Schlesinger asked about Randall Williams' PhD.
Randall's dissertation is available through the University of Montana library.
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The Long Hunters, 1761-1775
The Long Hunters, 1761-1775
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