Historic Instrument Revived By Winston-Salem Eighth Grade Students
Back in the 1930s, the Reynolds family kept a calliope in their hog pens near what is today the Scales Fine Arts Center on the Wake Forest University campus.
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Late Starts
We lopped off the first letter from a TV show's title, and imagined what the new plot would be. Based on that hypothetical summary, can you guess the title?
Other Pet Sounds
Can you tell the difference between an alligator and a chipmunk? In this audio quiz, contestants must guess what animal is responsible for the sound in each clip.
Lola Kirke: Mozart In The Puzzle
Lola Kirke talks about "fake playing" the oboe on 'Mozart in the Jungle,' and portraying one of the only woman conductors on television. Then we challenge her to a game about real and fake operas.
It's Party Time
Identify the occasion that Jonathan Coulton is singing about and, for a bonus point, name the original song or artist he's parodying.
Wisdom Of The Crowd
We polled audiences at The Bell House on a variety of questions and averaged their responses. That collective wisdom goes up against one-man house band Jonathan Coulton. Whose estimate is closer?
The Mandela Effect
We ask questions about popular instances of the Mandela Effect, and contestants dive into their memories in order to sort fact from fiction.
It's Element-ary
Time to brush up on your chemistry: the answer to each final round question contains an element from the periodic table. Isn't it iron-ic, don't you think?
Chopin's Prelude In E Minor
Peter explains the powerful simplicity behind Frederick Chopin's Prelude in E minor, one of the twenty-four preludes Chopin composed in homage to his musical hero J.S. Bach.
An American Marriage: Redefining The American Love Story
Tayari Jones' new novel tells a story of love, race, justice and what happens when "normal" people come face-to-face with the unthinkable.