Trivia Friday Hour 2 - Rockford Files

Tim Wildmon, Ed Vitigliano, and J.J. Jasper welcome listeners back to Trivia Friday on American Family Radio for another session of Learning University. The hosts present their remaining unanswered questions, covering the English name Rebecca given to Pocahontas, the 1990 Archie search engine, the seven spikes on the Statue of Liberty crown, the number of sides on a trapezoid, the oven that bakes pottery, a true or false story about Dolly Parton cutting off three toes, and whether Yukon gold and purple majesty are two types of food. Bill from northwest Tennessee correctly answers the Pocahontas question and then stumps the panel with a finance acronym, RMD. Amy, a mail carrier calling from near Martin, Tennessee, correctly identifies a pottery oven as a kiln and asks about the man who requested Deborah’s help in the book of Judges. Candy from Oklahoma answers that Yukon gold and purple majesty are potatoes and asks for the center scripture of the Bible. The hosts reveal the final answers, confirming that Archie was indeed the first search engine, that the Statue of Liberty crown stands for the seven oceans and seven continents, that a trapezoid has four sides, and that the Dolly Parton story is true. J.J. asks that listeners pray for his daughter.