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Hello, Nido, nifty, knowledge nerds! Welcome to Good Job Brain, your weekly quiz show

and offbeat trivia podcast. Today's show is episode 237, and of course I'm your humble

host, Karen, and we are your orating orchestra of original organisms orbiting ordalons.

I'm Colin. And I'm Chris. Let me take this out of my head real quick. Delicious.

Going way back with the ordalons. I think it was made popular recently because of some pop culture

show. And I think it's it's succession. I came across something fun that made me laugh and smile.

I want to share with you two. You know, a part of being parents of young children is you

was over a lot of children's programming. The kids show Bluey. Many families. I know love it around the world.

The Australian show Bluey about the little cartoon dog and her family and her little sister.

And so Bluey, the dog on the show, is based on a real dog breed, an Australian cattle dog.

And they kind of come with like a really distinctive blue, you know, sheen to their coat.

And I looked at the pictures and I'm like, oh, yeah, that dog does look kind of blue.

But then I learned that Bluey is also the name of the Guinness World Record verified authenticated,

longest living dog. Okay. There was a dog who died in 1939,

his long time ago, named Bluey and Bluey was an Australian cattle dog. You know,

there are people who say they had dogs who lived longer. But this again is Bluey is verified

with birth records and death records as the top spot as longest living dog verified by age.

Well, do you guys want to guess? What do you think? What do you guys think? I didn't mean to turn it into a quiz here,

but that's a spirit of our show. 31. Wow. No way. Okay.

It's got to be older than like 18 or 20.

It is older than 18 or 20. Karen, 18, 18 years wouldn't even get you to number 20 on the list of longest.

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