Warning, the following podcast contains adult language and adult themes. But everything else is pretty flippin' childish.

In this episode of Trivia BS, Mike, Matt, and Joey kick things off by asking a simple vacation question and somehow end up debating penguins on beaches, Antarctica logistics, and whether cruising is the peak of human civilization. From there, it’s nonstop trivia whiplash as the guys tackle religion, geography, sports scandals, seasons, grocery stores, movies, cartoons, marathons, and Nobel-worthy questions like “How many shapes are in Tetris, really?”

Along the way, facts are guessed with reckless confidence, lists are mocked relentlessly, answers are technically correct for all the wrong reasons, and trivia questions regularly collapse into movie quotes, sports rants, and insults that feel lovingly earned. If you enjoy trivia that occasionally teaches you something but mostly proves that adults with microphones should not be trusted, this episode delivers exactly what the title promises: a little trivia and a whole lot of BS.

Warning, the following podcast contains adult language and adult themes.

Hey — pull up a seat and hang with us for a silly, unfiltered episode of Trivial BS. We trade people-watching stories, goofy movie trivia, weird fandom names, and way too much BS — like friends at the bar, but louder. Come for the trivia, stay for the nonsense.

Hey friend — we’re back with Season 2 and a drunk, delightful look at 2025: big movie drops, wild politics, space flights with pop stars, and the kind of trivia answers that make you snort-laugh.

Join Mike and the gang as they bicker, guess badly, and somehow nail a few things — all while being gloriously childish. Warning: salty language, adult themes, and maximum nonsense.

*Warning* The following podcast contains adult language.

Hey friend — cozy up and binge this goofy, totally unfiltered year-end episode of Trivial BS. We’re trading polite small talk for crude jokes, prison stories, and wild New Year’s resolution confessions (yes, someone once vowed to smoke more weed). We riff on pop culture, play ridiculous "-don" trivia, and trash-talk our way through music, movies, and historic oddities.

If you like your trivia salty, random, and delivered like a chat with your drunk buddy at the bar, this episode’s your jam. Warning: adult language and themes abound — but it’s all in good, childish fun.

🎄Warning, the following podcast contains adult language and adult themes. But everything else is pretty flippant and childish.

It’s Christmas week on Trivial BS, which means the guys immediately abandon all structure and lean fully into holiday nonsense. What starts as a simple debate about favorite Christmas movies quickly devolves into Die Hard discourse, Cindy Lou Who cosplay receipts, and a series of dark film descriptions that somehow turn wholesome classics into psychological thrillers. Along the way, Elf gets defended, claymation gets debated, and Nakatomi Plaza gets visited more than once.

From chaotic holiday trivia and wildly subjective IMDb rankings to food stats that confuse everyone, music lists that humble grown adults, and a surprise medical lightning round that no one asked for, this episode has everything. There’s trash talk, bad guesses, accidental learning, and the kind of festive BS that only happens when friends put microphones in front of themselves. If you like trivia that barely stays on track, Christmas arguments that never get resolved, and a podcast that proudly knows it’s more BS than trivia, welcome home. 🎄🍻

This week on Trivial BS, the guys try to keep things festive and immediately lose control. What starts as a simple question about the worst Christmas movie of all time spirals into full-blown holiday chaos, with A Christmas Story getting roasted, claymation classics catching strays, and friendships barely surviving debates over Elf, eggnog, and whether Batman Begins is somehow a Christmas movie. Mike attempts to host, Drew confidently misremembers everything, Matt fires off trivia like it’s a sport, and Joey turns every innocent question into an HR violation.

Along the way, the crew tackles Christmas quotes, songs, destinations, ghosts, candy, and food traditions, with detours into chocolate oranges, movie theater crimes, Finland facts, and why Super Bowl Sunday apparently counts as a feast day now. It’s trivia, it’s nonsense, it’s four grown men arguing loudly about Christmas while learning almost nothing. Pour yourself a drink, lower your expectations, and enjoy a holiday episode that’s more BS than trivia—just the way Santa would’ve wanted. 🎄🍻

Warning, the following podcast contains adult language and adult themes. But everything else is pretty flippant and childish.

This week on Trivia BS, the guys attempt a wholesome Christmas trivia episode and accidentally create the most unhinged holiday special since Die Hard. Four dudes sit down to answer simple questions… and instead spiral into debates about white elephant disasters, childhood trauma disguised as traditions, Matt flexing his sports knowledge like it’s a CrossFit event, and Joey saying things no HR department would approve. Drew randomly knows every Christmas movie ever made, Mike tries to keep the episode on the rails, and somehow a rooster becomes a recurring character.

If you’ve ever wanted to hear grown men argue about eggnog origins, mispronounce Spanish words, roast each other’s sanity, and derail every question with frat-house energy, congratulations—you just found your new holiday tradition. This episode has everything: trivia, trash talk, accidental innuendos, and exactly one ounce of actual Christmas spirit.

Warning, the following podcast contains adult language and adult themes. But everything else is pretty flippant and childish.

This week on Trivial BS, the guys attempt a normal trivia episode and instead deliver a masterclass in uneducated confidence. Mike brings legit questions, Joey brings medical advice no doctor would approve, and Drew brings the kind of energy that suggests he studied for zero seconds. Along the way, they debate frozen tequila, flying iguanas, murderous komodo dragons, misheard song lyrics, and whether math is actually a hate crime.

If you like trivia that slowly collapses into nonsense, insults, and accidental science lessons, this is the episode you never knew you needed. Come for the questions—stay because no one knows any answers.