Question Disruption: The Hidden Architecture of a Great Trivia Game
Most people think a great trivia game lives or dies on the questions, relying on whether they’re clever, fair, interesting,…
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Game: Name That Cartoon Character Sparks Nostalgia and Laughter
Name That Cartoon Character is an easy-to-play trivia game where contestants (listeners, co-hosts, or guests) try to identify an animated…
Game: Name That Sitcom Kid
Name That Sitcom Kid is a fun trivia game with several ways to play. You can play general knowledge questions…
Using Quizzes to Build Loyalty and Grow Email Lists
You’ve probably seen online quizzes and personality tests. They’re everywhere. Why? They’re wildly popular and drive attention, not to mention…
How to Create Local Trivia Questions in Every Category
Local content is more valuable than ever, but it can be hard to make it entertaining and relevant. Games like…
How to Write Great Trivia Questions for Thousand Dollar Minute: Trivia That’s Fast, Fair, and Perfectly Challenging
Trivia games like Thousand Dollar Minute are only as good as the questions. Seriously. Games must have a strong premise,…
The Home Edition Advantage: Turn Any Trivia Game into an Online Quiz
Great trivia games like $1,000 Minute are sticky. They grab attention. They spark emotion. And when done right, they drive…
Fact Or Fiction: St Patrick’s Day Edition
Fact Or Fiction: St Patrick’s Day Edition is a fun game to play on a difficult holiday. Before you begin,…
Creating Trivia-Based Content Using Game Mechanics
Radio has always thrived on its ability to connect with listeners through immediacy, personality, and imagination. However, in an era…
Game Theory: Design Games To Appeal To Emotions
Everything on the radio should be designed to appeal to emotions. That isn’t a big surprise, because we all make…