Trivial BS

Warning, the following podcast contains adult language and adult themes. But everything else is pretty flippin' childish.Trivia with Mike Sleeper has been around for over 20 years, and it’s the go-to trivia show in the Augusta area — come hang out as Mike, Matt, and Joey trade pumpkin facts, creepy movie lines, spooky song lyrics, and a ridiculous amount of candy takes.It’s a goofy, cozy Halloween episode full of laughs, random trivia, and the kind of childish B.S. you’d expect from long-time buddies — perfect for listening with your candy bowl (or while stealing pumpkins, apparently).

Warning, the following podcast contains adult language and adult themes, but everything else is pretty flippin childish. Trivia with Mike Sleeper has been around for over 20 years and consistently voted the number one trivia show in the Augusta and surrounding areas. Come join us for a bit as your hosts take you inside our childish minds with a little trivia and a lot of BS. and welcome back to another episode of trivial bs the show where we ask questions and discuss all kinds of things topic. Du jour is Joey's never seen ella. Langley just saw a picture of her matt just pulled her up can confirm cute she makes the song be her sound slightly better even though it's the worst song i've ever heard man that song is repetitive and bad I mean there have been worse ones. Don't worry, be happy, Bobby McFerrin. That song's good. I'll get down to that song. He's not near as pretty as L. Langley. That's a fair point. That bass sings it. Oh, yeah. Billy the Big Mouth Bass. Billy the Big Mouth Bass on the wall. I'll take Things You Should Hit With a Sledgehammer for 50, Alex. Wow, those things are... No, they're fucking annoying. How many times did you hit the button? you can get them and attach them to your alexis so that she talks out of the bath is bass's mouth can you really you can but they're very expensive the lexus yeah not alexis not the car what are you talking about I thought you said you're talking about to your Lexus. No. I was like, who the fuck drives a Lexus? What are you talking about? Why would you put a fucking fast on it? Good Lord. Oh my God. All right, Bob, let's go get us a Lexus. We're going to mount this fish over there. We're going to have a good time. We'll teach that fucker to talk. Oh, Lord. So in the house tonight, doing a little bit of trivia, apparently, and a lot of BS. We've got Lexus boy over there, Joey. How? We got Mr. Matt. What's up? My name is Mike Sleeper. And starting us off tonight, Joey, what you got? All right. So as of this recording, Ella Langley's Choosing Texas now has the record for the longest running number one song via the Billboard Top 100 charts at 24 consecutive weeks. That is the longest streak of all time. Yes. That song, Choosing Texas. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to run down the list here. I'm going to give you the name of the artist, the year that this song ran its run, and you tell me what song also was on this longest running number one songs list. I like the way you've set that up. That's a good series. All right. Number two on the list, Mariah Carey at 22 Weeks. This song was on the charts from 2019 to 2026. All I want for Christmas is you? Absolutely 22 non-consecutive weeks in the number three spot by shabuzi with 19 weeks also non-consecutive this 2024 hit matt is it Yeah go ahead yeah. Keep going on you got it right there you got it Right there it's a bar song. Tipsy a bar song tipsy by shabuzi well done all right tied in that number three spot though this one is oh hello though this one is consecutive uh lil nas x featuring Billy Ray Cyrus at 19 weeks in 2019. I hate this fucking song. Also a terrible song. Terrible person. Not Billy Ray. Is this Old Town Road? This is Old Town Road. God, I hated that. Number five on the list in a three-way tie for number five here. Morgan Wallen at 16 weeks back in 2023. Is this last night? This is last night. Okay. Also, an annoying song again. Well, a lot of these on here are just, maybe it's just because they're overplayed. Which is why they're at number one. Yeah. Also tied in that fifth spot, Louis Fonzie, Daddy Yankee, featuring Justin Bieber, 16 straight weeks back in 2017. Is this Despacito? This is Despacito. Where's Drew when you need him? He could probably do the whole song. I knew all these so far. Oh, okay. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to just take them. Matt? No, it's okay. We'll do a competition for the next one. No, no, no, because this is where Joey's going to start doing art. These are the only ones Michael know. No, listen, I've got some competitions queued up. Okay. Let's do it. The third one that is tied in the fifth spot. Mariah Carey and Boyz II Men, 16 weeks in a row, 95 to 1996. He told you this is where he goes south. Right. This is the I'll See You Again type song. Am I on the right track? You know what? I don't remember what this one sounds like. I didn't listen to music in 95. That's a great point. Let me pull up Apple Music real quick. What does this song sound like? Yeah. Yeah, this is the song. I'll be damned if I know the name. It's like Someday I'll See You Again. One sweet day. One sweet day. I don't want to get demonetized. Let me close out of that. No, it'll never pick up. All right. And then let's just finish off the top 10 here. So that was One Sweet Day by Mariah Carey and Boyz II Men. Harry Styles back in 2022 had one that lasted for 15 weeks on the charts. I can vaguely recall it i was just never into that that that group. Totally get it see a group I know this is after where he after he broke out of the group and went with a solo career oh god i can. This one's on my work playlist i don't think it's that good either it's just kind of bland i think it's i think if something's super bland but catchy this isn't This isn't the. Watermelon anyone can play it on their iphone like it doesn't offend anyone so they put it on their playlist is this is this watermelon something oh not watermelon sugar don't i could see that being high up there i need to scroll down i've got the top 16 on here but it's not in there so uh this one was as it was yeah and i'm actually going to stop it there because i'm just now realizing there's a seven-way tie for ninth and i don't feel like any of them good number then the tie for ninth is uptown funk i got a feeling by the black eyed peas we belong together by mariah Carrie, Candle in the Wind by Elton John, The Macarena, I'll Make Love to You by Boyz II Men, and I Will Always Love You by Whitney Houston. Those are all the ones that are tied for ninth at 14 weeks. Come on, Matt, sing it with me. No. Oh, Lord. All right, Matt, what you got? So we're going to go back to Halloween movies, talking about Beetlejuice. Nice. What is the name of the book given after you have died? It's not it's not the book of the dead joey is i've never seen beetlejuice i have it's like the guide to the no not the guide to the afterlife not the book of the dead oh son of a biscuit good question matt. Those are really good wrong answers to it's the almond raw Is it is it playboy. Yes heck yeah dude is it a goosebumps yeah it's all and they just give you the whole box set I give the handbook for the recently deceased. Oh, cool. Son of a biscuit. That's why I said you were just all over it without being on it. Yeah. That's a good movie question for someone that knows. Since I like Disney and I'm kind of a Disney guy, in which Disney park would you find the iconic Sleeping Beauty Castle? Disney park would you find Sleeping Beauty? Is it not just Magic Kingdom? Magic Kingdom, Cinderella. Are they not all in Magic Kingdom? No. Wow. i've just been learned something i assume that that they were all in the magic kingdom because the other stuff was just different things entirely but there Are several different. Disney oh no all right yeah so wait okay so which one am i looking for snow white's castles in california sleeping beauty sleeping oh she's french it's probably paris disneyland yeah it's in oh yeah that's what i meant disneyland california oh that's all you wanted yeah that's all i knew that i even said it i said it's the one in california i didn't know that yeah i was so confused i thought you were asking way more specific oh wait no i'm thinking of beauty in the d's because bell is french First animated disney film to receive an oscar. Hmm that's a great question great question so let's think of the early ones so snow white and dumbo and cinderella were like the three really big ones 30s 40s 50s i'm gonna say the one that probably got an oscar first was probably snow white it was cinderella that's a great guess too All right you guys named a lot of good ones uh you have yet to name the right. One okay i dropped my pin a lot of Is that like dropping your soap. You're gonna give me a decade uh 1940 okay dumbo Wait, no, not Dumbo. What else came out in the 40s? Pinocchio also came out in the 40s. I'll go with Pinocchio. Pinocchio it is. Herb. Well done. Well done. What is the title of the Disney film about a young girl who enters a magical world through a secret door? Alice in Wonderland. Or The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. Ooh, yip, yip, yip, yip, yip, yip. I think that's what he's going with. Alice in Wonderland. Coraline. What? Coraline. And the way that you were lit, Alice in Wonderland fits. She fell down a hole, not through a door. Wasn't there a little door at the end of the hole that she had to knock on to get through? She was already in the magical world. I thought she had to knock on the door. And the door was not a secret. But it was because it wasn't seeable from far away. Whose hole did Alice fall into? Shere Khan is the villain in what Disney film? Jungle Book. Yep there you go too easy what's the name of the family in mary poppins. I'm going to go with the banks. It is. And finally, Disney announced its first theme park in the Middle East is coming, and it's going to be built in what city? Not Afghanistan. Oh, okay. Afghanistan, great guess. That's not a city. I will go with Abu Dhabi. Yappledapple! Well done. Yay! Yay! And there's your Disney for a while. You know the people in Saudi Arabia don't watch the Flintstones? Why not? As the people in Abu Dhabi do. Oh, well played. All right, Joey, what you got? All right. I have a connection here about movies. So I'm going to go ahead and tell you all the answers are movies, but the movies will have something in common. So your goal is to find the movie connection. In which animated film does a royal visor use a staff shaped like a cobra to hypnotize a sultan? Got it. You there, Matt? It's a whole new world. You can do this. Aladdin. It is Aladdin. And I didn't want to make it too obvious, so I tried to ask it a certain way. How do you spell it, lad? The spelling will not help you here. Because the connection is the movie, so once you've got the movie, you're fine. In which 2001 film does a three-headed dog named Fluffy guard a trapdoor leading to a series of magical obstacles? Harry Potter. Harry Potter. And the Chamber of Secrets? That's actually the Sorcerer's Stone. It's the first one. It's not the Chamber of Secrets? I've seen that one. I've seen the first one. I know I always say I've never seen Harry Potter. You've got to get through the door. I thought the chamber was where the Fluffy was guarding. No, the chamber is when he goes through that bathroom. Oh, okay. I actually saw that movie when it came out in 2001, and that was the only time I ever watched it. Dang. Yeah, great start to a franchise. It was all downhill from there. Aaron Harry dies. Which 1973 Disney animated film features country singer Roger Miller as the narrator, a rooster named Alan Adele? Al and Adele. Is that not, oh, they just replaced the ride, Matt. Who framed Roger Rabbit? No. No, no, no, no. Is that Song of the South? Not Song of the South. That's what I was trying to think of. I want to say you asked a question about this at the recent Disney trivia. I can repeat it. Which 1973 Disney animated film features country singer Roger Miller as the narrator, a rooster named Al and Adele? Rooster. a rooster a rooster i say i say. I don't think foghorn leghorn is an area though that would make any film way more fun and interesting i love that that that it might be my favorite like character voice yeah yeah oh it's so good I'll say i'll say there matt matt give me give me that give me that. Answer it was a hit uh i think the main character is a fox Fox and the. Hound incorrect Uh is this like the you know it's not the the topia oh robin robin there was a narrator in that i never do i don't know that i recall. That the disney version of robin hood okay what 2010 psychological thriller did natalie portman win best actress at the oscars for playing the ballerina Nina Sayers. Ballerina. Incorrect. Say it one more time. Yes. What 2010 psychological thriller did Natalie Portman win Best Actress at the Oscars for playing ballerina Nina Sayers? Is that the Black Swan? It is Black Swan. Next, another Disney one here. In which Disney animated film does a dog named Nana serve as a nursemaid to the Darling family's three children? Got it. Just watched it the other day. P.O. Pan. P.O. Pan. Two more here. In which 1994 film does the title character describe his investment in Apple as putting money into some kind of fruit company? Never saw it. No idea. I bet Mike has seen this. No. No. Ninety-four? Yeah. In which 1994 film does the title character describe his investment in Apple as put a money in some kind of fruit company? Oh, it is Forrest Gump. Oh, Forrest Gump. Forrest Gump. Oh, I never would have... Yep. Forrest Gump. I forgot that whole... Yeah. Near the end when he just... Yep. And then the last one here. In which animated film does Timothy Q. Maus befriend a young circus performer whose mother has been locked away? Dumbo. All right. Your answers were Aladdin, Harry Potter, and the Sorcerer's Stone, Robin Hood, Black Swan, Peter Pan, Forrest Gump, and Dumbo. Can you figure out the movie theme connection? Is it the connection related to movies? Is that what you were saying? Or that the words? Okay. No, it has nothing to do with the words. Matt, let's go with Robin, Black, and Peter. It has nothing to do with the words. These are things that are in the movie that are connected. Okay. Oh, that's what you meant. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Well, they fly there. They fly there. No, that's not it. Crap. So it's not flying, Matt. It's... Their dad's dead. Wow. Not correct. But maybe. I need to look that up and double check. Double check that because that could be right. You might be right. I got no idea. This one just escapes me. That's crazy if true. I've never seen Black Swan. That one... I haven't seen it either. But I saw a clip that gave me the answer that I needed to. So it's got that you've got a thief in there and all of them. Somebody stealing something. Oh, Rob, Robin. No. So Aladdin swipes an apple. You know, he's a Harry steal some stuff. Robin stealing from Richard, the poor Peter Pan swiping. Children, kids, killing kids. I like I like where you're going. And this is probably tough, but hopefully the people at home, you know, get a little kick out of this one here are movie watchers i'm going to go ahead and give you this one because i for sure wouldn't get it as a non-movie watcher all of these movies center around a feather as a main point so forrest gump the intro and outro has a feather coming in dumbo a character holds a feather prince ali's turban the feather drops in front of his face every time he lies harry potter and the sorcerer's stone he writes with a feather the whole movie and he levitates the feather with the wind guardian bleviosa robin hood and peter pan have the feather in their cap throughout the entire film black swan she keeps imagining that her body is growing feathers throughout the film in her flashbacks you suck so feather is a primary theme was your movie connection I'm going to find out if other dads are dead. Please do. It could very well be correct. That might be right. I would give it to you. And you know what? You could use like 50 shades of gray. They use a feather in there. Good. Keep going, Joey. Okay. I don't know if I've got anything I would use. How old do you know your wine? No father. No father fits? Crazy. Crazy. I'm going to give you the points, Matt. That's a wild poll. I didn't even think about that. I said orphan. And I also said they don't have parents. He said no dad specifically very early on. Yeah, but they could still have a mom. So I said orphan. And Aladdin, the only gray area is Aladdin. Would they be an orphan if they didn't have a... Aladdin didn't know his father and then found out that he was alive. So it's like 90... It's a gray area. ...percent correct. I'm going to stick with Feather. So back to wines here. According to the International Organization of Vine and Wine September 2025 assessment, assessment what five countries produced the most wine by volume in 2024 italy is number one matt one point sorry what were you saying mike united states the united states number four california that is part of the united states So he loses a. Point okay matt minus one or do we go back and forth because i was going to say United States, but I was waiting on him. Well, he already said United States before you. No, I know, but I don't have the point. Eh. We've got Italy and U.S. Three more countries in the top five here. France is number two. Fucker. It's not a country. Spain is number three. We're looking for one more. Probably the toughest of the group. No kidding. Because this is number five. And it is further away from all the others. I got it. Oh, wow. Australia. Motherfucker. That's incorrect. Oh, thank God. because that is exactly what I was going to say. So now you saved me from striking. Let's go with... Oh, I got another guess. Portugal. Incorrect. I'm going to give y'all a hint. It is not in Europe. Russia. I would consider that Europe. Incorrect. East Russia. East Russia is Europe. Just the Asian side. But it's further? I mean, it's definitely not in that general area of the world. Okay, that's what you meant. Yeah. I can give you another hint. I can tell you the continent. Is it South America? It is in South America. Incorrect. Damn it. Great guess. All the others. All the others. One of them is correct. I thought you meant further away from us, by the way. Like where we're sitting. I got the continent. I shouldn't at least get out of them. Oh, no shit. It was the only one left. That's not true. Is it going to be Antarctica? Could have been Africa. He said it wasn't in that area It's a different Area He said it wasn't in that area as in it wasn't in Europe Fine wines So then let's go with, God, how many of those? This team recently won a World Cup. Ecuador. Incorrect. What? Ooh, Argentina. Argentina is correct. So your top five countries that produce the most wine by volume in 2024 was Italy number one, France number two, Spain number three, United States at four, and Argentina at number five. I got three. Matt didn't get three. Matt, you took that one. You bastard. I have a history one that'll really just rip y'all apart in terms of competition. Let's see what you got. So here's the one that I've been working on. So I've got every year from 1906 to 2026. I've got three major events that happened in that year. I'm going to give you the three major events and whoever can guess the year closest. I was just going to say 120 years, but go ahead. Oh, that is it. That is how long the list is. So I might just pick a random year here. All right, so in what year did I Love Lucy premiere, the first NBA All-Star game take place in Boston, and the Census Bureau's UNIVAC one computer game get formally dedicated? Does he have it written down? There's an answer written down. Yeah. Stop cheating. Okay. 67. 62. The year that I Love Lucy premiered, the NBA All-Star game took place, the first one ever, and the Census Bureau's UNIVAC computer, those all came out in 1957. Matt is closer. Matt takes the first point. And the thing I was debating on was either do 62 or 52. I was thinking 54, but I just didn't want to jump there. I didn't want to do it either. That's got to be way too early. Not a chance. You know what's crazy? Because they all happen on the same year. I'm like, oh, it can't be 50s because basketball. That's what killed me. None of that makes sense, though. Yeah. That shouldn't be a reason. All right. I shuffled it, closed my eyes, and slid around on the screen here. We're looking for a year. And what year did Google get founded? France won the FIFA World Cup. And the first Harry Potter novel gets published in the U.S. Write it down. Matt, you do have to go first this time. No, he's not writing. He can just say whatever he wants. I'll say it as long as he writes it down. Oh, okay. Okay, that's fine. You ready? Published in the U.S. When did the Google come out? When did Google get founded? When did Google get founded? When did Google get founded? When did Google get founded? When did Google get founded?

Think you’re smart? Think again. Welcome to Trivial B.S., the podcast where trivia meets trash talk, historical confusion, questionable math, and the kind of confidence that can only come from being spectacularly wrong.
Join Mike Sleeper, Matt, and Joey as they battle it out over homophones, U.S. history, generational trivia, and whatever other nonsense Joey decides to throw at them. Along the way, you’ll hear wild guesses, stolen points, disputed scores, and enough “Sleeper math” to make your accountant question their career choices.
Can you tell the difference between a poll and a pole? Do you know which state was the last to join the contiguous United States? And have you ever watched grown men argue over a point so intensely that the actual question gets lost somewhere in the chaos? Congratulations — you’re already qualified to play.
Expect questionable historical impressions, questionable answers, questionable scoring, and the occasional moment of genuine brilliance buried beneath a mountain of B.S. There are winners, there are losers, and then there’s the guy who thinks he won because his birthday is closer to a generation.
Give it a listen. You might learn something. You might laugh until you cry. Or you might just find out that you, too, have been doing the math wrong your entire life.
Trivial B.S. — Come for the trivia. Stay for the arguments. Leave questioning everything you thought you knew.

Hey friend — pull up a chair and join us for a wild episode of Trivial BS where the hosts fumble answers, roast each other, and somehow still land the right trivia. We bounce from Creed Bratton and sports to KFC and Skittles trivia while arguing about 90s TV and video games. It’s casual, messy, and totally ridiculous — exactly how we like it.
Heads up: there’s adult language and themes, but mostly it’s childish laughter. If you’re into stupid debates, loud jokes, and surprisingly solid trivia, hop in — we’re glad you’re here.

Warning, the following podcast contains adult language and adult themes. But everything else is pretty flippin' childish.
Trivia with Mike Sleeper has been around for over 20 years — voted the number one trivia show in the Augusta area — and tonight we’re back with our usual mix of trivia and nonsense. Join Mike, Joey, and Matt as they recover from a festival and a cruise, argue about friends vs. acquaintances (and nose-picking etiquette), and laugh their way through rounds about simple machines, sports highlights, and first lines of famous books.
It’s casual, messy, and oddly comforting — perfect for hanging out with friends who love trivia and don’t take themselves too seriously. Tune in for the games, stay for the B.S.

Warning, the following podcast contains adult language and adult themes, but everything else is pretty flippin childish.
Come join us for a bit as your hosts take you inside our childish minds with a little trivia and a lot of BS — NFL stats, movie mashups, voice-actor trivia, geography, history, and way too many bad jokes. Pull up a seat and hang out like you’re chatting with your funniest friends.

This week, we bounce from Powerpuff Girls and baseball oddities to animal facts (yes, cashmere comes from goats) and U.S. amendment trivia — with a whole lot of BS in between. Expect jokes, off-the-cuff banter, Greek myths, Harry Potter nods, Roman numeral band puzzles, and the occasional microphone theatrics. Pull up a chair, bring your best shout-outs, and enjoy the chaos.

Come hang with Mike, Joey and Matt as they drop weird facts, tell rude jokes, and take you inside their childish minds — a little trivia and a lot of BS.  Grab a drink, tell a friend (or an enemy), and settle in for no points, just chaos, banter, and the kind of silly fun that feels like listening to your funniest buddies on the couch.