Recognize that intro line instantly? Put your ears to the test with iconic podcast catchphrases and sign-offs from across genres. You’ll match memorable phrases to the shows (and sometimes the hosts) ...
Pick a difficulty and question count to begin.
From “welcome back” energy to end-of-episode sendoffs, this quiz focuses on the short phrases listeners remember most—catchphrases, taglines, and signature sign-offs tied to well-known podcasts.
You’ll practice connecting tone and wording to the right show, spotting recurring intro/outro patterns, and distinguishing similar-sounding lines across news, comedy, true crime, and interview formats.
Each question is multiple-choice with 4 options and there’s no timer, so you can think it through without pressure. Before you start, pick your preferred question count and difficulty—Mixed blends easy recognitions with tougher deep cuts to keep the pacing fair.
Many podcasts share generic closers like “thanks for listening,” so watch for unique wording, repeated rhythm, or a specific catchphrase that only one show uses. Another trap is confusing network-wide taglines with a single show’s sign-off, especially when hosts appear on multiple series.
Mixed difficulty is designed to alternate familiar, widely quoted lines with more niche references, so you’re not hit with a wall of hard questions in a row. If you want a smoother run, lower the difficulty; if you’re chasing bragging rights, raise it and increase the question count for a longer session.
What catchphrase is famously used at the end of 'The Joe Rogan Experience'?
What is the sign-off phrase used by 'My Favorite Murder' hosts?
Which catchphrase does 'Radiolab' often use to close episodes?
This quiz has 108 questions on iconic podcast catchphrases and sign-offs.
Every question has 4 options, and you pick the podcast that matches the catchphrase or sign-off.
No—there’s no timer, so you can take your time on each question.
Mixed combines easy, medium, and hard items so well-known lines appear alongside deeper cuts.
Yes. Choose your question count and difficulty on the start panel before you begin.

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