u/Tiny_Giant_Tortoise

Great American Music Road Trip

I ran a particularly successful audio round during my last session, called the Great American Music Road Trip, and I wanted to share it with my fellow hosts.

10 questions. For each question I played a song by two different musical artists, both of whom are from and/or are strongly associated with a US city.

These are the ones I used:

Dropkick Murphys, Pixies - Boston

Smashing Pumpkins, Muddy Waters - Chicago

Prince, The Replacements - Minneapolis

Jimi Hendrix, Pearl Jam - Seattle

Imagine Dragons, The Killers- Las Vegas

Ice Cube, Red Hot Chili Peppers - Los Angeles

Louis Armstrong, Dr. John - New Orleans

Taylor Swift, King of Leon - Nashville

Pitbull, Gloria Estefan - Miami

Devo, The Pretenders (Chrissie Hynde) - Akron, OH

But! Here is the fun part. I also gave out a blank US map and asked the teams to map each city and then "connect-the-dots" in order, and finish by drawing a a circle around the Great Salt Lake. If they got all the cities in the right place, it makes the shape of a shark/fish. So -- the bonus question answer was the shape of the connect-the-dots ("fish" or "shark").

This round was a big hit (pun intended). I'm always looking for audio rounds that are not just "name that tune", so if you have any fun audio rounds please post them here!

(edited for formatting)

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u/Tiny_Giant_Tortoise — 6 days ago

Question Organization

My friend just opened a pub, and has invited me to host a trivia night. It's something I've always wanted to do, and I'm very excited to get going.

I'm writing my own questions. I've already gotten about 10 rounds written, but they just in a single Google doc. I can already see that I will need some type of system to keep things organized. How do all of you keep your questions organized, and why?

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u/Tiny_Giant_Tortoise — 1 month ago