Author: Nick and Roy

June 16, 2021Podcasts

Season 4- Episode 16

In this week’s episode- Why do certain songs give you goosebumps when you hear them? How many instruments did Prince play on his debut album?…
June 9, 2021Podcasts

Season 4- Episode 15

In this week’s episode- Which countries do the best lovers come from? Is Rhode Island really an island? And, Roy shares useless information about his…
June 2, 2021Podcasts

Season 4- Episode 14

In this episode- When did Olympic athletes compete naked? And why? How many defects were allowed in new vehicles in the 1960’s? What was the…
May 19, 2021Podcasts

Season 4- Episode 13

In this episode- In what state is illegal to teach a monkey to smoke? Is it legal to hike naked in Switzerland? Do trees have…
May 12, 2021Podcasts

Season 4- Episode 12

In this episode, find out why baby elephants suck their trunks, who invented cruise control and what percentage of dogs sleep with their owners?Listen, laugh,…
May 5, 2021Podcasts

Season 4- Episode 11

Nick and Roy take you down the garden path with a new topic. What type of tree gets hit with lightening the most? Why did…
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April 28, 2021Podcasts

Season 4- Episode 10

Nick and Roy are back with fresh useless information. How do car manufacturers like Volkswagen come up with names for their cars? Where are the…
April 14, 2021Podcasts

Season 4- Episode 9

In this episode: A new topic is introduced this week- cars. What color car is the most stolen? Who invented the car radio? Also, when…
April 8, 2021Podcasts

Season 4- Episode 8

In this episode- Nick and Roy are back with fresh totally useless information. What was the first song to ever be performed in space? What…
April 5, 2021Stuff You Missed in History Clas‪s‬

The Rum Rebellio‪n‬

The Rum Rebellion overthrew William Bligh, governor of New South Wales, in 1808. It was Australia’s only military coup and was only given that nickname much later.