Trivia Friday Hour 1 - Rockford Files

Tim Wildmon, Ed Vitagliano, and J.J. Jasper welcome listeners to Trivia Friday, also known as Learning University, on American Family Radio. The hosts open the hour with nine trivia questions covering history, geometry, geography, music legends, hunting, and scripture. Callers from Texas, Indiana, Georgia, Mississippi, and elsewhere join to answer and ask their own questions. Gary from Texas correctly identifies SPF as sun protection factor and stumps the panel with a geography question about a Middle East city that straddles two countries. Damon from Indiana successfully names three state capitals that share their state's initial. Bryson from Georgia, mowing for his great grandfather, correctly answers that a free-roaming horse of the American West is called a Mustang. Aaron from Mississippi identifies the wild turkey as the most widely pursued game animal after whitetail deer and asks when Ford switched truck bodies from steel to aluminum. Matt from Texas correctly names Mark and Luke as the two gospel authors who were not original disciples and shares a devotional observation about the gardener in John chapter 20. J.J. Jasper asks listeners to pray for his eleven-year-old daughter Tegan, who was hospitalized with a high fever.