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The Brian Lehrer Show

100 Years of 100 Things Quiz: Potpourri

The Brian Lehrer Show

WNYC

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4.61.5K Ratings

🗓️ 23 October 2024

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

Brian quizzes listeners on topics covered in the centennial series "100 Years of 100 Things." Today's quiz focuses on stats from our segments on making a living without a college degree, and Nobel Peace Prize winners.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Listen to Support it, WNYc, good morning again everyone. This week during our membership drive

0:25.8

we're having our latest quiz series. It's a hundred years of a hundred things

0:29.1

quiz series. Questions drawn from our hundred years of 100 things history series.

0:34.3

Today we will split it between 100 years of making a living without a college degree

0:39.9

and 100 years of the Nobel Peace Prize,

0:42.8

it's not going to be as hard as you think.

0:44.6

And today get two in a row right,

0:47.0

and you can have your choice between a Brian Learshow

0:50.3

pro-democracy sweatshirt and the new limited edition WNYC 100

0:55.8

Year Centennial Tote. Same ones obviously were offering as membership drive. Thank

1:00.8

you gifts. Who wants to play?

1:02.2

212 433. Drive. Thank you, gifts. Who wants to play?

1:02.5

212 433.

1:05.0

WNYC.

1:06.0

212 433 9692.

1:10.0

Two weeks ago, we did that segment in the 100 year series called

1:13.8

100 years of making a living without a college degree

1:16.8

and it had some very interesting and kind of eye-popping

1:19.8

historical data, which we think we're framing the questions around in a way that you don't really have to know, you know, all the being totally in the weeds of that history to get them right and we did our recent segment on a hundred years of

1:34.6

Nobel Peace Prize when that was handed out. So we have questions from each of those

1:39.2

two things. Let's see if you can get some of these who wants to play

1:43.2

two one two four three three nine six nine nine nine nine two and Thomas and

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