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Family Road Trip Trivia Podcast

By Lakshmi Hutchinson, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 8+

Cheerful trivia podcast for family-friendly competition.

Podcast Games & Trivia Girl’s Girls Media Average run time: 15 minutes
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What’s It About?

Each episode of FAMILY ROAD TRIP TRIVIA PODCAST is devoted to a movie, TV show, or more general topic like pop culture in the 1980s or Halloween trivia. The host, Brittany Gibbons, is joined by one or more guests who compete to answer trivia questions along with the listeners. There's a 10-second pause after each question to allow time to come up with the answer, and listeners give themselves a point every time they're correct. Questions range from easy to difficult. For example, a Harry Potter episode asks who the oldest Weasley child is, followed by a tougher question on the origins of the Sorting Hat.

Is It Any Good?

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While the show does deliver in terms of family friendly trivia questions, listeners aren't offered much more. Don't expect a lot in the way of backstory, just the reading of the questions followed by the answers. The episodes average 15 minutes in length, so this podcast may be a good fit for shorter drives or school runs.

Kids and families eager for friendly competition will probably enjoy this podcast, but it's not for those looking for unique content. Expect episodes about movies and TV shows with broad appeal, like Star Wars, Friends, and Disney villains. The main draw of this podcast is being able to compete in trivia suitable for all ages while on a drive.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about what makes competing along with the Family Road Trip Trivia Podcast fun. What factors make a game seem fair or unfair?

  • Do you wish you could find more trivia challenges targeted to your interests? Are there any types of entertainment or general knowledge that you feel are left out of mainstream pop culture questions?

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