During a school holiday, cadets return home and must choose between family expectations and dreams.

During a school holiday, cadets return home and must choose between family expectations and dreams.

Ready for more music trivia? Good. Because we’ve got one of the biggest bands in history for our final music trivia episode of Season Seven. Beatles Trivia.
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Some word trivia for our mini episode of the Dorky Geeky Nerdy Trivia Podcast. This week, I’ve got 10 contranyms. What’s a contranym? Glad you asked.
A contranym is a word with opposite meanings. For example: Sanction can mean ‘a penalty for disobeying a law’ and ‘official permission or approval for an action’.
Academy Cadets and War College Cadets have a joint exercise to practice a rescue mission. Things, not surprisingly, go awry.

Geography trivia time! It’s time to see how well you were paying attention in social studies class. It’s time for national capitals trivia.
The setup here is quite simple. I will give you the country, you give me the capital. Nothing more complicated than that. Other than remembering the various national capitals before the timer runs out.
Disney+ just dropped a one-off episode of the classic The Muppet Show. Sabrina Carpenter was the guest with Seth Rogan (also Executive Producer) and Maya Rudolf as cameos.
It was the classic format (not a The Office knock-off or the Muppets Now format). The old school vaudeville style with the old theater.

Here we go with some history trivia. February is Black History Month and it’s long since time I had an episode honoring the accomplishments of Black Americans and their history here in the US.
It’s back and it’s Crossword Clues starting with T. I will give you the number of letters and you tell me the word starting with T.
In which the cadets of the newly reformed Starfleet Academy do battle with their words. Jay-Den Kraag must deal with his past while confronting the future of the Klingon people.
Pronunciation tip for podcasters and youtubers: “Ex-chel-so” not “Ex-sel-so”. “CE” is a “CHE” sound in Latin. Source: Ex-Catholic that had to sing a lot of Latin.
