Downloads of our podcast are really starting to take off. I think we’ve got something really fun going on here. This latest episode has some of our funniest material ever, especially when we discuss Napoleon being two hours late for his wedding, and how our wives would have reacted. You can listen to it on iTunes here, or you can listen to it online here. You’ll also find the answer to the question of the week, as we talk about the early history of roller coasters. And be sure to follow us on Facebook. 

We kick it off with a quiz at the Comcast Center Markets at 5:30 p.m. $5 off anything you want to eat in the Market, and it’s BYOB. At 8 p.m., Carl hosts at Alla Spina, which has really started gaining some momentum these past few weeks. This is turning out to be a really good quiz. For the traditionalists out there, I’m still hosting at O’Neals, as I have been since the 1960s. Action starts at 8 p.m. And we wrap it all up at City Tap House at 10:15 p.m. Lots of quizzo action to get in on, and yes, all of it will count in the JGTSpI. See ya tonight!

A nice day out today. Seems like the perfect day to start the 6th Annual Springvitational. And so we will.  Same deal as usual: we’ll be giving out points for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. There will also be ways to score points by posting pics on Facebook. Points start accumulating tonight at Sidecar, and can be earned at every quiz on the JGT circuit, including Carl’s quiz at Alla Spina. The top 16 teams will earn an invite to the Big Event in May. Hope to see ya this week!

I’m still asking questions. You’re still answering them. The grand dance continues tonight at Industry at 6:30. $3 beer specials and great food. On to Bards at 9:15 pm. Let’s get it.

A very rare Friday night quiz at the American Pub Center Square at 1500 Market at 7 pm. We’re doing it for a great cause, and the winning team gets an AWESOME prize. Teams of up to 6 can play, and the winning team gets 6 tickets to see an upcoming Flyers game. The price tag to get in is $20, but that includes a 2-hour open bar (beer and wine), and I know the way you guys drink so that’s going to be a huge bargain.

The organization is the Kicking Cancer Foundation, and they run kickball tournaments to raise money for cancer research. All proceeds go to Fox Chase Cancer Research Center. In addition to their Kickball Tournament, they also have 4 fundraising events leading up to the tournament. Would love to get a good turnout for this and raise some money for a great charity. Action starts at 7.

Action starts at Alla Spina at 8 p.m. with Carl B Sure in charge. Great turnout last week. We really seem to be building some momentum down there. $2 off all craft beers. Deep dish pizza special. Be sure to check it out.

I’m at O’Neals at 8 p.m. Any team that can score 120 points or more and wins gets a $100 gift certificate.

On to City Tap House at 10:15 p.m. $100 for first place, and it’s anybody’s ballgame. Hope to see ya tonight!

Perhaps I got a bit ahead of myself. We won’t have a February 30th until next year. That is, IF you join the revolution. While doing some research the other day about February 30th (because hey, why not?) I stumbled across the World Calendar Association. I am now going to bestow upon you the link to this most incredible website.

They had me sold hook, line and sinker. And so this week’s podcast is about the World Calendar movement, and how we can start a revolution that will render the Gregorian calendar obsolete (Finally!) It’ sonly about 16 minutes long, it’s very funny AND it has the answer to this week’s Question of the Week.