[S2E3] The Leftovers: January 9th, 2025

Episode 3 of the Knowledge Quest: A Trivia Podcast podcast, hosted by Lucas McGraw, titled "[S2E3] The Leftovers: January 9th, 2025" was published on January 24, 2025 and runs 5 minutes.

January 24, 2025 ·5m · Knowledge Quest: A Trivia Podcast

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*DISCLAIMER* This final round was played on January 23rd, 2025 but was originally scheduled for January 9th. Due to weather this game had to be cancelled! Categories for Tonight's Game: EVENTS FROM 2025 or EVENTS FROM 1925 During my live games, I give teams the chance to vote on their category for the final 4 questions. One category gets chosen, the others remain unread. In The Leftovers, I crack open those questions and read them for anyone who wants to know how well they would...

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*DISCLAIMER* This final round was played on January 23rd, 2025 but was originally scheduled for January 9th. Due to weather this game had to be cancelled!

Categories for Tonight's Game: EVENTS FROM 2025 or EVENTS FROM 1925

During my live games, I give teams the chance to vote on their category for the final 4 questions. One category gets chosen, the others remain unread.
In The Leftovers, I crack open those questions and read them for anyone who wants to know how well they would've done and if their vote was the right option. How well will you do?

For more info on our lives games, visit our Instagram page @KnowledgeQuestTrivia or email Lucas at [email protected]

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