It's My Life
"Though everyone calls her Reba, this is the name on her birth certificate."
What is Rebecca?
"Greenfield is the county seat of this Indiana county, named after the first signer of the Declaration of Independence."
What is Hancock County?
"The Pacers were founded in 1967 as part of this upstart basketball league that rivaled the NBA."
What is the ABA (American Basketball Association)?
"This John Mayer album from 2001, his major label debut, featured the hit song 'No Such Thing' and was named after his childhood bedroom."
What is Room for Squares?
"This European city is known for it's culinary scene, as well as its hot dogs"
What is Copenhagen
"Reba graduated from this presitious West Lafayette university in the mid 2000s with a degree in Communications."
What is Purdue University?
"This famous poet, Greenfield's most celebrated native son, once called it 'the best home outside of heaven.'"
Who is James Whitcomb Riley?
"The Pacers take their name from a combination of Indiana's harness racing tradition and the pace car used at this famous Indianapolis race."
What is the Indianapolis 500?
"Maggie Rogers studied at this school where a viral video of Pharrell Williams hearing her song 'Alaska' in class launched her career."
What is NYU (Tisch School of the Arts)
"A dairy industry tradition at the Indy 500, winners have drunk this beverage in victory lane since Louis Meyer celebrated with this specific version in 1936."
What is buttermilk
"Reba writes about food for this Indianapolis-based publication that focuses on local, seasonal eating."
What is Edible Indy?
"Natural gas discovered in this year turned Greenfield into a boomtown for two decades."
What is 1887?
"This Hall of Fame shooting guard spent his entire 18-year NBA career with the Pacers and is the franchise's all-time leading scorer."
Who is Reggie Miller?
The first concert Reba ever attended featured the Boy Band N*SYNC and this acrobatic opener.
Who is Pink?
"This culinary technique, popularized by chefs like Heston Blumenthal and Ferran Adrià in the early 2000s, involves submerging food in a temperature-controlled water bath for hours at a low, precise temperature to cook it evenly from edge to edge."
What is sous vide?
"In 2020, Reba documented every single one of these meals — one per day for an entire year."
What is dinner?
"This Greenfield-born gymnast won an Olympic gold medal as part of the 1996 U.S. Women's team, known as the Magnificent Seven."
Who is Jaycie Phelps?
"In the infamous Malice at the Palace brawl in November 2004, Pacers players Ron Artest and Stephen Jackson charged into the stands against fans of the opposing team after what was thrown?"
A beer
"The social network Facebook debuted Reba's freshman year at Purdue, and required a .edu email address to join. Before there was a Timeline Feed, what was the name of the interface where friends would leave messages and post on profiles?
What is The Wall
"In college basketball's March Madness tournament, a team must win this many games in a row to cut down the nets and be crowned national champion."
What is six?
In 2002, Reba was sent to outpatient rehab for "abusing" what substance?
What is caffeine
"James Whitcomb Riley's most famous poems 'Little Orphant Annie' and 'The Raggedy Man' inspired this beloved Broadway musical and this iconic ragdoll toy, respectively."
What are Annie and Raggedy Ann?
"The Dunking Dutchman" reached the NBA through a somewhat unorthodox recruiting process that included what?
What is writing letters
This "cuddly" music pirating software was Reba's top choice to download music in 2004
What is BearShare
"This remote National Park in Alaska, accessible only by small plane or boat, is the largest national park in the United States at over 13 million acres — larger than the entire country of Switzerland — yet receives fewer annual visitors than almost any other park in the system."
What is Wrangell-St. Elias National Park?