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Grownups, if there's a child in your life who is interested in, curious about, or fascinated by people and places from history, then my podcast, the past and the curious, might just be a hit in your home.

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Recorded in Chicago, Illinois, with your host, Ken, Matt, Neil, and Jeff. This is Triviality.

The Cream of the quat.

Hello and welcome to Triviality, the show where lack of seriousness meets a little bit of knowledge.

My name's Matt, and I will be hosting this final round of our Simpsons tournament.

If you miss the first two rounds, they're right there in the feed.

Just kind of go back and listen to those, and'll see how Danny, Joe, John, and Paul made it to the finals today. Joining me today will be Neil as our co-host who knows nothing about the Simpsons and he's just going to hang out and scorekeep. And I guess that's what you're doing. How are you doing, Neil? I'm doing well. Thank you for having me.

Thank you for all of the Simpsons fans out there for excusing my lack of knowledge in the subject, but I'm hoping to learn more. I learned last episode that Steven Spielberg's non-union equivalent

is in an episode. Now, I absolutely have to watch that episode to see Signor Spilbergo.

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