
Trivia Mafia co-founders Chuck and Sean have lived and breathed trivia for 18+ years as the leaders of one of the biggest trivia companies in the country. Join them as they hang out with amazing writers/players and personalities from the Trivia Mafia universe and play trivia, ask random questions and generally bring a little bit of the trivia night into your earbuds.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureGamesLeisure | |||

Boo! We're coming to you early this week with a special Halloween edition of No Brains, No Lightbulbs! Trivia Mafia editor and writer Ira Brooker joins the No Brains, No Lightbulbs crew to talk up his idyllic/haunting upbringing and flex his tremendo... more
Esteemed awesome person Amy Woo joins the No Brains, No Lightbulbs crew to dish on Tinder dates and flex her knowledge of the stage and screen. Chuck starts us off with a cool wordplay round called "X Marks the Stop" (02:04). Then we head to Broadway... more
St. Paul singer-songwriter, former trivia host, and Sean's best friend Martin Devaney stops by the pod to talk sandwiches, great album covers, books, and baseball. Chuck branches out with a wordplay round called "The Trees Are Changing" (4:35). Then ... more
One of the elite hosts of the Trivia Mafia family joins Chuck and Sean on the pod today. First, Chuck gets the trivia started with a round that puts Sean in a “State of Confusion” (03:04). Then Ida-Ellen Dabruzzi swings by to flex her knowledge of fa... more
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Just like hanging out with Chuck and Sean when they hosted trivia. Good Times.
As a condition of my recent parole, I am forced to follow anything that Mia and Miguel does, and this is no exception. Yet another amazing performance by the young Wawa enthusiast. No notes.
I loved the trailer, Sean made us listen at Happy hour, it was great….I subscribed
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Engaging and playful, this trivia-focused podcast showcases the hosts' extensive expertise as trivia professionals over the past 18 years. The episodes blend light-hearted conversations with special guests, who include various writers and personalities connected to the trivia community. Listeners can expect a variety of trivia games and discussions that range from personal anecdotes to whimsical topics, offering both entertainment and insight into the world of trivia nights. The hosts' dynamic chemistry and humorous banter create an inviting atmosphere, making it enjoyable for trivia enthusiasts and casual listeners alike.
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Recent guests on No Brains, No Lightbulbs include:
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