Trivia Games

Here's a trivia game that helps stations relate to the local market. Know Your City is a local trivia game, but it's more than just asking local questions. Before you begin, follow the guidelines for...

There are a lot of names for this common feature (such as Mind Grind, Nearly Impossible Trivia, The Daily Tease, Brain Drain, Mission Impossible, etc.). The name is not as important as how the...

Finish The Line is a fun trivia game with several ways to play it. You can play general knowledge questions or theme the game to a specific artist or performer. It's a terrific game...

Where Did It Happen? is easy to play and leverages the play-along attraction of interactive games on the air. It works for almost all stations in any format. Some talk stations also play music...

Lucky 7 is a fun trivia game that builds suspense to see if a listener can answer 7 consecutive trivia questions. It's a great twist on other trivia games like Thousand Dollar Minute and...

What's That Slogan is exactly as it sounds—a trivia game about slogans. Before you begin, follow the guidelines for playing games in the Game Strategy section here. Then, choose the best method to play this game...

The Physical Challenge Trivia is an amazing game for team shows with three or more characters. It pits two cast members against one another in a game of trivia, but with a physical challenge. Before...

The Wheel Of Trivia game is super-easy to play and fun for team shows or solo shows. It can be a stand-alone game or can be a terrific add-on to an existing game like...

This game can work for any show on any format or station. What's Your Name is a guessing game that challenges contestants to guess the celebrity voice played in audio. Before you begin, follow the...

A guessing game feature like Impossible Trivia is sticky, even if it's mostly disposable. Dead Guy In The Envelope is a twist on the concept that sustains listeners across multiple segments by solving clues...