Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 715, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet.

Round 1. Category: Talking Heads 1: (Hi, I'm Jodi Applegate) I was an anchor of the launch of this cable news network backed in part by a software company. * MSNBC. * 2: In an April 19, 1951 speech, he gave new life to the well-worn phrase "Old soldiers never die; they just fade away". * MacArthur. * 3: Dan Rather and Bob Simon are correspondents for the new Wednesday night version of this newsmagazine. * 60 Minutes*. * 4: This former lead singer for the Talking Heads is now the host of "Sessions at West 54th" on PBS. * David Byrne. * 5: This American Red Cross founder said she'd sometimes teach for free but if paid, "Never do a man's work for less than a man's pay". * Clara Barton.

Round 2. Category: Publish* 1: Hurd and Houghton became Houghton, Osgood and finally Houghton him. * Mifflin. * 2: These "books" named for 2 magazines include "Chickamauga" and "Chicken Breasts" as well as the Fix It Yourself series. * Time-Life Books. * 3: Charles Little's publishing partner, he's not the same man who sang "Licking Stick" and "Soul Power". * James Brown. * 4: In 1953 Henri Filipacchi launched the paperback series "Livre de Poche", literally this type of "book". * Pocket book. * 5: Name shared by the publisher of the Harry Potter books and a type of medieval philosopher. * Scholastic.

Round 3. Category: The Earth* 1: =. * =. * 2: =. * =. * 3: At this location, a freely suspended compass needle will point straight down. * the magnetic north pole. * 4: Triggered by earthquakes, these destructive sea waves have been known to travel at nearly 500 mph. * tsunami. * 5: Spanish for "beach", it's a dry desert lake bed. * playa.

Round 4. Category: On St. Paddy's Day* 1: Israel's fourth premier, she was sworn in March 17, 1969. * Golda Meir. * 2: A March 17, 1906 speech by this president popularized the term, "Muckrake". * Theodore Roosevelt. * 3: Good Grief! This comic strip star graced the cover of "Life" magazine on March 17, 1967. * Charlie Brown. * 4: No beans about it, the British made news when they evacuated this city March 17, 1776. * Boston. * 5: The first of these office machines by A.B. Dick went on sale March 17, 1887 March 17, 1887. * a mimeograph.

Round 5. Category: 2000* 1: Members of this family won women's singles and doubles titles at Wimbledon. * Williams. * 2: In June 2000 the top 3 finishers in this Scripps Howard-sponsored competition were home-schooled kids. * the (National) Spelling Bee. * 3: Following Ecuador's lead, El Salvador also decided to make this currency legal tender. * the (U.S.) dollar. * 4: This city opened Enron Field for its baseball team, broke ground on a new football stadium and OK'd a basketball arena. * Houston. * 5: Found under an old palace, the body of this last emperor of Ethiopia was moved to a tomb with a view. * Haile Selassie.

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