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Go Fact Yourself quiz for April 12

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April 12, 2025: Cirroc Lofton & Betsy Brandt

This week on Go Fact Yourself, we're joined by Cirroc Lofton and Betsy Brandt to quiz each of them on a topic they know and love.

If you haven't listened to this week's show yet, and don't want to know what their topics are... Catch up now!

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April 12, 2025: Cirroc Lofton & Betsy Brandt

Our guests this week are...

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Cirroc Lofton played Jake Sisko on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Even though he was a massive part of Star Trek, he never actually watched anything from the franchise for himself. He’ll tell us how his podcast, The 7th Rule, is finally fixing that.

Betsy Brandt is best known as Marie on Breaking Bad, a role she reprised in the final episode of the series' successor Better Call Saul. She'll tell us why she was so dedicated to keeping her return a secret. Plus, why she wasn't optimistic about Breaking Bad being a success.

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Cirroc - Kobe Bryant-era Lakers championships

Betsy - the plays of Anton Chekhov

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