Shock Collar Question of the Day (8/21/26)
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What is the opening premise of the Shock Collar Question of the Day episode?
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Yesterday was National Radio Day. Oh yeah. Brooke and Jeffrey in the morning. Is
that why we're playing this cool music? Oh yeah.
Classic radio. So a recent survey was done in honor of the business that we work in. Oh delivering subpar content to you every day. Oh yeah.
Live and local. Pew pew. We are proud of it. Proud of it.
And here are the results of the survey. Shockingly, 71% of people say they still listen to the radio in their car.
I know it's so cool.
Which fast‑moving animal is featured in the first quiz question and what does it hunt?
I mean, it's the easiest thing to do. You know, you just flip it on. It's there. It's comforting. It has good playlists. Let's go. Okay, you're very
oversell numbers drop.
Everyone I talk
to
just says they're oxcords, bro.
No, Radio Insight just posted that like a bunch of Gen Zers as like they all like radio.
And trust the radio magazine who did the
I mean you do you would think it's less because of all the podcasts and the music on demand, but nope, people are still tuning in. Meanwhile, fifty six percent of women and thirty five percent of men say they sing along to the radio.
Come on, you sixty percent of men that are lying.
Maybe the weirdest stat though, almost ten percent of people said radio stations don't play enough commercials. What? And they should have more. Oh
I think that's all of management. That's
what ten percent say. Maybe it's a strategy that we're not executing.
Yeah, we're not. That's why our budget is where it's at.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening premise of the Shock Collar Question of the Day episode?
0:00–3:12
2
Which fast‑moving animal is featured in the first quiz question and what does it hunt?
3:12–6:25
3
Where can you ride the world’s fastest roller coaster, Formula Rossa?
6:25–7:54
4
Which animal produces the fastest recorded sneezes and how fast are they?
7:54–10:10
5
What was the original name of the first crossword puzzle published in 1913?
10:10–12:23
6
Which cheetah body part helps it make lightning‑fast turns while chasing prey?
12:23–13:03
7
What is the tiebreaker challenge that decides today’s Twenty of Twenty winner?
13:03–13:51
8
Who gets shocked while singing “Fast Car” in the final Shock Collar question?
13:51–14:02
Speakers
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