You're listening to Trivia Time, the podcast quiz show.

Each week we present a pub quiz style program with four rounds of varying themes consisting

of eight questions each in addition to a

bonus anagram. If you'd like, we have a PDF scoring sheet available on our website, TriviaTime

Podcast.com, which you can use to answer along. Each correct answer will be worth one point

in less specified otherwise.

Similar to a pub quiz experience, we serve up a fun mix of trivia as well as friendly banter.

Get together with your trivia team or play solo at home or on the go because it's trivia time.

Welcome to episode 3.30 of trivia time, the podcast quiz show. I'm your host, Kelly Sharon,

and I'm joined by our quiz master, Ricky Lyme. Hi, Kelly. How's it going, bud? Oh, good. How are you?

I am doing pretty well. Yeah. I've got a fun lineup for everyone today. Just three things to hit

before we get into it. We have a visual roundup on our website. It is a fun one. Make sure and check it out. I've got a handful of new patrons to give a thank you to. Welcome aboard to Dylan, Jenny, Gracie, Lexid, as well as Anna. Thanks, guys. Thanks so much for supporting the show. And then just one more thing.

As many of you know, I host trivia every third Thursday at a place called Good Time in Long Beach,

and it really is a good time. So I will be there on Thursday, February 19th at 6.30 p.m. Come see me.

All right. It's time to get to our bonus anagram of the week.

This will be due at the end of our program after we reveal the answers to round five, so you

have plenty of time to work on it. Our bonus anagram this week is men failing. M-E-N-F-A-I-L-I-N-G. And the question that goes with this anagram is,

What British author, best known for his spy novels, worked for Britain's Naval Intelligence Division

during the Second World War.

Moving on to round one. Round number one is titled,

Oh, Po, you didn't.

Did someone let the bats out of the belfry,

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