South Dakota Trivia

This week for the Dorky Geeky Nerdy Podcast, we've got thirty South Dakota trivia questions for your entertainment and education. If you're new, welcome. Every week we've got three rounds of ten questions all on a different topic. This season, we're working our way through the 50 US States. We're more than half-way done, so if you don't see your home state, watch for it in a future episode. When you're done with South Dakota Trivia, take a moment to leave a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen. I've provided a list of links below to find the show's pages on various directories. Thanks!  Get Dorkier, Geekier, & Nerdier Leave us a reviewExtra Credit podcasts and videosMore episodes like this onePrevious episodesEpisode transcriptDorky RoundGeeky RoundNerdy RoundEpisode feedback  We Need Your Reviews Apple PodcastsSpotifyPodchaserAudible  Extra Credit Podcasts & Videos Slanted Hallway Podcast Adam Ruins Mount Rushmore South Dakota State Historical Society More Like This Episode North Dakota Trivia Nebraska Trivia Wyoming Trivia  Previous Episodes Arizona Trivia Washington Trivia Episode Transcript/Quiz Episode Intro Pack up the station wagon, kids. We’re going on a road trip. Hey gang, I’m your host Brian Rollins and this is episode 199 of the Dorky Geeky Nerdy Trivia Podcast. This week, we’re traveling to South Dakota. Now, I know the state is famous for basically one thing, but we’re going to try and make sure we cover its history, geography, and some pop culture while we’re visiting. If you’re new to Dorky Geeky Nerdy, welcome to the show. Every week we give you thirty questions about a new topic. If you need rules, scorecards, or want to find out how to become a sponsor, visit the podcast’s website, DorkyGeekyNerdy.com. I think we’ve got everything we need, so let’s start the show. The Dorky Round What 1959 Alfred Hitchcock movie features its climax atop Mount Rushmore? North by Northwest What US Army colonel owes much of his historical fame from the lobbying of his widow after his death at Little Bighorn? George Armstrong Custer