EPISODE · Dec 14, 2021 · 6 MIN
New York’s Resident “Know It All”
from Onomatopoeia · host Columbia Journalism School
Elizabeth Erb introduces us to Melissa Brice. The weekly trivia host at Ryan’s Daughter, a bar on the Upper East Side. In Melissa’s six years of hosting, she has written over 10,000 questions. Some of them are so tricky, they’ve even stumped former Jeopardy champions.
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