Ashley and Brad Show
Ashley and Brad bring upbeat fun and laughs, and the best in pop culture to you every week day. The show features funny bits, trivia, and popular guest interviews, along with humorous conversation, and the latest in entertainment and music news. Ashley and Brad both have children. Ashley has two girls, and Brad is married and has two boys. Both are pet lovers, and own dogs. Together Ashley & Brad deliver laughs and entertainment, while sharing their life with you!
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-15
09/16/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-15
News; birthdays/events; how would you answer these 'national survey questions'?; word of the day. News; have you taken on 'hard' diy projects?; game: quiz; game: feud. News; Gen Z and Gen Alpha slang speak 2025 edition; how many times do you give a "professional" a chance to make something right?; what makes your willpower go out the window? News; game: calendar trivia; dj walks out of a wedding gig...whose side are you on?; goodbye/fun facts....International Dot Day encourages people of all ages to harness their creativity. The inspiration behind the event is the 2003 children’s book The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds. The story behind this book relates the tale of a teacher who challenges one of his students named Vashti (who thinks she cannot draw), to take courage in her abilities. As the story progresses, from a simple dot on a page, the youngster goes on to make her mark. The Dot has now been translated into at least twenty languages around the world and since the book was so well received in its time, a year after its publication, The Dot was adapted into a film that won the Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Children’s Video. There is also a website by the name ‘The Dot Club,’ which serves as a free resource for downloadable material and printouts like an official certificate of participation.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-12
09/13/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-12
News; birthdays/events; what would your carpool rules be?; word of the day. News; do you have an errand friend or do you prefer to do mundane things on your own?; when you're making your holiday gift budget...how much are you setting aside for yourself?; game: 1 second song game. News; funny behaviors that can come across as 'high maintenance'?; what would you sell to pay off some/all of your debt?; game: band names that have "THE" in their name. News; if you were king/queen for a day...what's something you'd ban (Reddit list); game: band names that have "& THE" in their name; goodbye/fun facts....National Chocolate Milkshake Day--one of the best treats of all time. The history of milkshakes can be accredited to the development of two key concepts, the electric blender, and malted milk drinks. So to understand the origin of milkshakes, you actually have to look further back to medieval Britain when eggnog came about. Back then it was a hot, milky ale-like drink--It wasn’t until 1885 that somebody had the idea of mixing whiskey, milk, and eggs as an “eggnog type” drink, that milkshakes appeared in history. It originally was a term used for “wholesome drinks” containing chocolate, strawberry, or vanilla syrups. In 1910, Hamilton Beach introduced the Cyclone Drink Mixer and with the invention of the blender, milkshakes began to take their modern, whipped, aerated, and frothy form. Chocolate milkshakes were popular with the extras dressed in ape costumes during the filming of the original “Planet of the Apes” movie. Their masks didn’t allow them to eat a regular meal.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-11
09/12/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-11
News; birthdays/events; 9/11 where were you?; word of the day. News; what if your kids doesn't like his/her teacher?; something weird that you (or someone you know) hoards; kids can be brutally honest...has a comment from a kid every caused you to change something in your life? News; battle of the sexes 1; battle of the sexes 2; do you like 'savory' candy? News; school pics...did you have one you loved?? or hated??; game: is Ashley as smart as a 5th grader?; goodbye/fun facts....Libraries Remember Day...A public library is a place of learning where anyone can become a member by paying a small fee. Libraries allow us to access information online, read and discover books, take notes, and form communities that are centered around learning and knowing. In commemoration of the victims of the 9-11 tragedy, Libraries Remember Day celebrates the role public libraries play in the preservation of a free society. Many public libraries across America remain open for the entire 24 hours today. So..renew your library membership and rediscover the joys of visiting a library and spending time among books.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-10
09/11/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-10
News; birthdays/events; do cash options really matter to you?; word of the day. News; game: 5 letter title songs; the average guy spends over $100 a year on dry cleaning...how much do you spend?; 60% of us plan to do 'this' during the holiday season. News; game: title of book in 3 words; athletes and fans...we are out of control?; tech items or tech games you can't live without. News; game: songs that feature the word "no" in the title; rituals that recharge your soul; goodbye/fun facts....Swap Ideas Day...All wonderful inventions and creations happen from an idea...Every human being is unique, and we all have different talents and thoughts. This is why it is important to exchange ideas with others. Ever since the dawn of time, humans have shared ideas. That’s how great things get done. Brainstorming and debates are a great way of swapping ideas and opinions. It's a very productive way to solve problems...and if you're wanting ALL kinds of feedback...you can even request suggestions on social media!
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-09
09/10/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-09
News; birthdays/events; pros and cons of getting married/having kids younger vs older; word of the day. News; things to throw out in September (House Beautiful article); game: Dukes of Hazard trivia; things your boss does because they like you (your Tango list) News; it's going to start getting darker sooner...are you paying attention to your surroundings?; game: guitar riffs trivia quiz; chilvary...according to men vs women. News; As Seen on TV products that actually work; game: general trivia; goodbye/fun facts....International Sudoku Day takes place, of course, on September 9 (9/9). Sudoku enthusiasts will no doubt notice the date’s symbolism. The goal of the Sudoku game is to fill a 9×9 grid so that each column, row, and 3×3 sub-grid contains all the digits from 1 to 9. So nine-nine is the natural choice for the day of celebration. While many people believe that Sudoku is a game that has ancient roots in Asia, the game is actually a fairly modern invention. In the late 1700s, a Swiss mathematician named Leonhard Euler invented a similar game that he called Latin Squares. Flash forward to 1979... Indiana architect Howard Garns publishing a puzzle of his own invention (at that time named “Number Place”) in “Dell Magazine” that would become the game we now know as Sudoku. Grab a pencil and get ready to have a ton of fun! Although the numbers might seem intimidating at first, it really has nothing to do with math.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-08
09/09/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-08
News; birthdays/events; what would you do if your phone number became public (funny story); word of the day. News; game: quiz; game: feud; Mental Floss list of great Fall traditions. News; unsportsmanlike conduct; were you named after anyone in your family?; do you say koopon or quepoon? gif or jif? News; college football causes scheduling conflicts with family events; game: calendar trivia; goodbye/fun facts....World Physical Therapy Day...the human body is remarkable...and remarkably easy to damage and break...so the need for physical therapy can also be triggered through accidents, illness, neurological disease and much more. Physical therapists work to undo damage, educate on healthy behavior and to restore lost or damaged functionality. The World Confederation for Physical Therapy was created on this date 70 years ago. Going back in time, the first documented account of physical therapy comes from Hippocrates, the old master of medicine. Hippocrates originated the concept of manual manipulation for pain treatment in 460 B.C. Until World War II, the majority of physical therapy was performed in hospitals on patients suffering from surgery, injuries, or other ailments. During the war, specialty physical therapy clinics were established to treat the thousands of wounded soldiers. Today the use of electric stimulation and ultrasound has been found to help speed up recovery.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-05
09/06/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-05
News; birthdays/events; what kind of deals would it take for you to start eating out again?; word of the day. News; game: Michael Keaton birthday trivia; when things are "non-refundable" does it make you less likely to do it?; if you live near a college campus (with a football team)...do you plan to tailgate even if you don't go to the game? News; game: "love" in the title of songs; last minute seats used to be cheap...but not for the NFL!!! have you ever used cheap ticketing sites?; most people don't pay attention to the warning boxes on TV shows/movies...do you? News; game: the ampersand game; how far would you go to find lost jewelry?; goodbye/fun facts....World Samosa Day. Samosas are a fried pyramid-shaped dish filled with onions, potatoes, cheese, peas, beef, lamb, or any of a myriad of other fillings options. They are generally eaten as appetizers...and extremely popular in India, Egypt, South Africa, and the Middle East. Dessert samosas could also be on the menu too with sweet fillings such as cinnamon cheesecake, mango, or Nutella and coconut. After eating samosas, the Spanish tweaked the recipe a little and created empanadas....in Eastern Europe they created the Pierogi, Gyoza in Japan and cornish pastry in England. You can certainly try to make your own at home...but you'll mainly find them at Indian restaurants or in the freezer section at the grocery store.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-04
09/05/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-04
News; birthdays/events; kids' school lunch menus are quite different now! what was your favorite (or least favorite school lunch?); word of the day. News; who would you like to play the Superbowl halftime?; game: who hoo songs; is there a TV show that reflects your job? would you like there to be? News; would you ask A.I. to judge you/tell you how others see you?; game: songs with 'you' in the title; do you make decisions based on logic or prayer? News; people really want to fit in...what lenghts will you go to fit in?; game: just over $1,200 pyramid; goodbye/fun facts....National Eat an Extra Dessert Day! For many, dessert is a much-anticipated highlight and a meal without some kind of mouthwatering finale seems incomplete. Of course, exercising, eating right and practicing meditation are all ways to engage in a healthier lifestyle that can make people happier. But life can get a little bit hectic and stressful....so go ahead and get that second scoop of ice cream, add another cookie to the stack, or grab a fork and try out the other flavor of pie. Desserts in the 17th and 18th centuries were often for wealthy people....but now we can all partake...you can even share your extra dessert if you choose!
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-03
09/04/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-03
News; birthdays/events; should American companies offer "unhappy leave"?; word of the day. News; game: song titles with the word "I"; if you get an hour for lunch...how long do you actually get to "eat" lunch?; most commony confused words. News; game: outburst; CEO shares 3 phrases to avoid saying in a job interview; Real Simple magazine list of the best times of day to do things. News; game: I should have known that; would you still go to a concert or a trip with someone you broke up with? (Ed Sheeran concert story); goodbye/fun facts....U.S. bowling league day...which celebrates the spirit of competition and teamwork found in bowling leagues across the nation. Bowling was primarily an outdoor sport until around 1840. The game was called ninepins and was popular with gamblers. To snuff out the gambling, the state of Connecticut banned the game in 1841. As a result, indoor lane owners added one pin to their alleys to circumvent the law. The next evolution of the game happened when the automatic pinsetter revolutionized bowling in the 1950s. In 1998 “The Big Lebowski” becomes one of the biggest movies ever to feature bowling...and then, of course, there's Kingpin movie.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-02
09/03/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-02
News; birthdays/events; how long we're ok waiting for things (like coffee or a table at restaurant); word of the day. News; Real magazine list of habits to pick up this fall; game: 3 word challenge; what's your occupational hazard? News; are there certain food/drinks you only eat in the fall?; game: drum intro songs; Upworthy list of things Americans don't realize are an "American thing". News; items that are extra expensive at the grocery store; game: baby baby song name game; goodbye/fun facts....world coconut day. Coconuts are a food that humans have found sustenance in for at least 2,000 years. The name coconut translates to “walnut from India". Coconuts are one of nature’s most versatile products, the coconut plant (and its various parts) can be used for food and drink, cosmetic preparations, and decorating. Over a quarter of people surveyed use coconut oil in their hair, which is actually more than the 22% who use it to cook! and Only 11% of people surveyed indicated that they don't like coconuts!
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-01
09/02/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-09-01
News; birthdays/events; would you rather spend 1 week in the wilderness alone or 1 night in a real haunted house/castle alone?; word of the day. News; game: quiz; game: feud; top 5 unfrienliest cities in the world (but millions of tourists go anyway) News; would you ever participate in a food fight?; fashion guru Tim Gunn says n-e-v-e-r wear these items once you turn 40; do you ever get magazines you never subscribed to? News; what would you put in a time capsule? game: calendar trivia; goodbye/fun facts....burnt ends day...Once considered trimmings or left-overs, burnt ends come from the point of a brisket. However, these days burnt ends take center stage in a BBQ basket of smoky flavor and goodness. Delicious on their own, burnt ends also taste amazing on sandwiches and in stews. They can be sweet, spicy, and of course smoky. And it's not just brisket...it can be pork belly or chuck roast or even hot dogs....
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-29
08/30/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-29
News; birthdays/events; if you brought something that "smells like home" to the office with you...what would it be?; word of the day. News; are we adding too much technology to sports?; if you took fashion advice from your kids...what would you be wearing today?; game: celebrity audio-biographies. News; the 'anti pumpkin spice' bandwagon; Ashley is a bit jumpy....something happened in the middle of the night; game: classic rock songs played on the banjo. News; what are your least and most favorite sounds?; game: prison commissary price is right; goodbye/fun facts....national lemon juice day...Lemons have become more and more popular since 1493 when Christopher Columbus first bought lemons to the New World. But they originated in the Himalayan Mountains millions of years ago. Today, India produces 3 million pounds of lemons per year...and here in the United States, California and Arizona produce more lemons than any other state. Lemons have been used for a variety of purposes over the years from people’s favorite drinks, wellness products, and even some of the tastiest dishes out there. But don’t just drink the juice: use the oil from the lemon rind to make a nontoxic insect repellant. So when life gives you lemons...you have a lot of options on what to do with them.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-28
08/29/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-28
News; birthdays/events; if Acela from AmTrak was available all across the U.S. would that spark you to take it for your next family trip?; word of the day. News; game: Jack Black b'day trivia; Buzzfeed list of things that are expensive but we buy anyway (and often); do you know the N.A.T.O. alphabet? News; game: 2025 biggest cities; if you could trade places with your favorite fictional character...who would it be?; Labor Day is Monday...whatcha gonna do? News; game: top movie quotes from last 25 years; funny things people do to annoy their co-workers (list); goodbye/fun facts....national burger day...held on the Thursday before the Labor Day holiday weekend. The closest thing resembling a burger was first made in the 1st century A.D. in Rome — this was a ground minced meat dish prepared with pine nuts, peppers, and flavorings of wine and garum (a fermented fish sauce) It took 12 more centuries for the meat to be tenderized and eaten on the go in the 13th century A.D. by the Mongols. By 1802, “The Oxford English Dictionary” includes an entry for a ‘Hamburg steak’ — a salted, minced ground beef, slightly smoked and mixed with onions and breadcrumbs. Hamburg steaks were introduced to the U.S. by immigrants from Hamburg, Germany and they opened restaurants in the U.S...By 1948 The McDonald brothers open a restaurant in California and start making hamburgers. So this weekend you might be grilling hamburger....or one of the many alternatives.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-27
08/28/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-27
News; birthdays/events; would you like to see more 'action' or 'funny things on the field' collectible baseball cards?; word of the day. News; football kicker learned how on Youtube...is that how most of us learn now?; game: classic songs played on the banjo; board/card games that always spark a good time. News; funny "rookie" parenting mistakes (list of 3); game: acroynmn quiz; a woman listed a bunch of places that are "dealbreakers" for 1st dates (it's an extensive list!) News; 2 kinds of people...those who tell friends they don't want to hang out and those that lie!; game: movie password; goodbye/fun facts....National Rock Paper Scissors Day...the day encourages people to play the popular hand game to settle disputes, make decisions, or simply enjoy its universal appeal and rich history. Considered the oldest hand game in the world. In fact, the game dates all the way back to the Chinese Han Dynasty...it wasn’t until the 1920’s that the popular Asian hand game made its way to Great Britain. In 1932, an article in the New York Times described the rules of Rock Paper Scissors...the basic rules: Rock smashes Scissors, Scissors cuts Paper, and Paper covers Rock. and there are tournaments and leagues and even coverage on ESPN.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-26
08/27/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-26
News; birthdays/events; a guy in Australia rigged the office sprinklers...good idea or just rude?; word of the day. News; game: 5 second rule; travel souvenirs...do you buy them? are there any that are super special to you?; vinyl isn't the only medium making a comeback... News; game: is Ashley smarter than a 5th grader?; interesting fall festivals around the country; urban legends and ghost stories around the country. News; game: everybody knows; Michelin starred chef is serving actual cat food in London; goodbye/fun facts....National Cherry Popsicle Day...there’s hardly anything better than a sweet, juicy popsicle to help you cool down during a sweltering summer day. The cherry popsicle seems like a joyous representation of summer fun, however, any frozen fruit juice served on a stick can be a ‘popsicle.’ The credit for the invention of this delicious treat goes to an 11-year-old boy! Francis William Epperson accidentally invented it in 1905. After mixing up a powdered soda, he left the beverage overnight with the stirring stick in it. Temperatures dropped unusually low that night and the next morning, Epperson found the liquid frozen on the stick. He dubbed the creation the Epsicle, which he later changed the name to popsicle in 1924....and people have been enjoying them ever since!
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-25
08/26/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-25
News; birthdays/events; bucket list adventures...what's on your list?; word of the day. News; game: quiz; game: feud; Reader's Digest list...most and least fun states in the U.S. News; what are some of the laziest things you do?; favorite candy when you were a kid (Ashley had been on the search for a candy...but it turns out they changed the recipe and it sucks now); habits that shorten your life (besides smoking/drinking) News; do you believe in lucky clothes?; game: calendar trivia; goodbye/fun facts....national banana split day...Surprisingly, the original banana split wasn’t created in an ice cream parlor but in a pharmacy in 1904. Banana splits were the brainchild of David Evans Strickler, a pharmacist’s apprentice in Latrobe, Pennsylvania who enjoyed experimenting with new soda fountain sundaes in his free time. They were so popular with the college crowd that students willingly paid 10 cents, double the price of a normal sundae. Then Charles Rudolph Walgreens of the Walgreens drug store started promoting the banana split as their premium soda fountain dessert...then soda fountains and ice cream shops all over the country started selling them! In 2016, the United States Post Office honored the banana split and the town of Latrobewith a "forever stamp" depicting the banana split. It was one of five stamps in the "Soda Fountain Favorites" series. Traditionally served in a long dish called a boat...you cut the banana lengthwise and place it in the dish. Then add scoops of vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry ice cream between the slices of banana but you can put any flavor of ice cream and toppings that you like.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-22
08/25/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-22
News; birthdays/events; cheapism website says don't throw these things away; word of the day. News; should companies leave their logos alone? why all the rebranding?; game: General Trivia; ways to save money on big parties (birthday/anniversary/wedding/retirement etc) News; things that smell good to most people but you can't stand (Ashley can't stand the smell of roses); game: Name that bass song; when was the last time you asked for a refund on something? News; jobs that actually exist...(pet psychologist...really?); game: My next guest is....; goodbye/fun facts....National Pecan Torte Day...Generally made with little to no flour, tortes use ground nuts or breadcrumbs, along with sugar, eggs, and flavorings instead. Pecans are indigenous to the United States and grow on trees throughout the southern United States, particularly in Georgia, Texas, and New Mexico. It is also the official state tree of Texas. The earliest evidence of pecan use dates back to 6750 bc...when Native Americans gathered and used nuts. The term ‘pecan’ is said to have originated from the Native American word ‘pacane,’ which refers to nuts that are difficult to break. Unlike pies, tortes are known for their width, short stature, and denseness. These desserts avoid chemicals, relying instead on whipped eggs to rise. You can fill them with anything...but today you should fill 'em with pecans.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-21
08/25/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-21
News; birthdays/events; reddit list of moral codes people live by; word of the day. News; game: Mind the Gap; game: Mind the Gap; do you have to dip into your own pocket for your job? News; would you live on a cruise ship for the rest of your life?; should companies be able to trade employees like they do in sports?; most young adults are embarrassed to have their parents around...not Gen Z!! News; game: outburst; if you like living in a rural area would you keep moving if population got too big?; goodbye/fun facts....national spumoni day...Spumoni is a delightfully flavorful layered Italian ice cream dessert with the unique flavors of chocolate, cherry and pistachio all combined together, along with fruit and nuts. Unlike ice cream...in general, scooping spumoni is considered bad taste, it should be sliced. Although it originated in Naples, Italy it is today more commonly consumed and enjoyed in the United States and Argentina. It was probably around the 1870s that Italian immigrants introduced Spumoni to the United States. And some of the best Spumoni available in the US today can still be found in predominantly Italian neighborhoods of large cities.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-20
08/25/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-20
News; birthdays/events-LAUREN; what did you almost eat? (non edible things); word of the day. News; do you 'snack prep' for the kids?; clunker car stories; game: radio quiz. News; do you have an expectation that you should be included in big family events?; we talked about your favorite fair food..but what's your favorite fair midway game?; game: Ashley should know that: Brad edition. News; new words in the dictionary; game: minute mysteries; goodbye/fun facts....national radio day. The first person to identify radio waves was a German physicist Heinrich Hertz in 1886. But it took about three decades for a practical receiver to be invented, which was due to the work of Italian inventor, Gulielmo Marconi. Radio waves travel approximately 186,000 miles per second, the speed of light, because technically they are light. FM radio came about by 1939. Individuals and communities in places all over the world can take National Radio Day as an opportunity to appreciate and celebrate what radio means to the world today. While some people might think that radio has passed its prime, it still acts as a strong force, especially for local communities.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-19
08/20/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-19
News; birthdays/events; have you ever been ghosted by a job application? Ontario Canada is doing something interesting...; word of the day. News; Ashley sfa...big box store story; game: Star Trek trivia; would you complain to a company if your favorite item was being discontinued? News; game: word ladder; what's your take on female umpires and male cheerleaders?; can you tell the difference between A.I. and real pics? News; game: just over $1,000 pyramid; would you rather have free coffee or free ice cream for the rest of your life?; goodbye/fun facts....World Photography Day...the unofficial holiday that allows people to honor the art of photography. A photograph is a way to feel the emotion and context of that exact moment. While not photography in the modern sense, ancient Egyptians and Greeks experimented with camera obscura. This early technique projected inverted images through a pinhole onto surfaces. Modern photography was created by two Frenchmen in 1837. Then the French government acquired the patent for the innovation and handed it to the world as a free gift with no copyright. Over 40 years later, in 1884, George Eastman of Rochester, New York perfected the french photography method. Eastmann was an innovator and entrepreneur who founded the Eastman Kodak Company. Despite the pivot to digital technology, film remains a major component of Kodak's business. The company continues to supply film to the motion picture industry after signing new agreements with major studios. On Check out the American Museum of Photography, a year-round virtual museum dedicated to appreciating photography!
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-18
08/19/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-18
News; birthdays/events; "convenience" fee---Ashley sfa; word of the day. News; "what a small world" stories; game: quiz; game: feud. News; phrases at work that undermine your credibility; what are your top favorite apps on your phone right now?; do you reward or punish kids for grades? News; would buy a ticket to a stranger's wedding?; game: calendar trivia; goodbye/fun facts....International Delivery Driver Appreciation Day. The concept of delivery drivers isn’t necessarily a new one. Food delivery services can be traced back to 1768 in Korea...and in America we can trace its roots back to couriers who would tootle around on their bicycles in the mid-1800's delivering messages, papers or other small items. Although the concept may have evolved over the years, the usefulness of these delivery drivers remains. Delivery drivers have become a part of our everyday lives...From busy parents who don’t have time to shop for groceries, hungry college students, late-night snackers and businesses that require larger catering orders and time-sensitive deliveries. They often deal with limited parking, unpredictable road conditions, and the pressure of tight time constraints. Additionally, many pay for fuel and vehicle upkeep out of their own pockets, and tips can vary from one delivery to the next.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-15
08/16/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-15
News; birthdays/events; pumpkin spiced everything may be on the way out...what flavor would you like to see replace it?; word of the day. News; game: The Munsters TV show trivia Pat Priest b'day); will you give your kids allowance this year maybe for things besides chores like getting homework finished without arguing, etc?; when was the last time you had a hearing test? News; game: Ben Affleck and Matt Damon trivia; when you've heard a story a million times (friend, co-worker, spouse, etc)...do you still feign interest?; if you could turn any activity into an Olympic sport...what would it be? (something you're good at?) News; game: potpourri; watching anything good? where do you get suggestions of things to watch?; goodbye/fun facts....Kool Aid is the official soft drink of Nebraska. The story of Kool Aid began in Hastings Nebraska. That’s where Edwin Perkins, a man with a passion for chemistry and a knack for invention, created a delightful drink. However, the bulky and fragile glass bottles created several distribution headaches. So, in 1927, Perkins had a genius idea – he removed the liquid from Fruit Smack: which came in 6 flavors: cherry, grape, lemon-lime, orange, raspberry, and strawberry. The result of his innovation was a convenient powdered form that he could package in envelopes....and he changed the name to Kool-Aid. The drink was first sold in wholesale grocery and candy stores at a cost of 10 cents per packet. During the Great Depression, they had a setback and had to slash the price to five cents a packet.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-14
08/15/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-14
News; birthdays/events; move over James Corden...carpool karaoke is here for the common man; word of the day. News; if you were an "inconvenient burglar" what would you take?; do funny commercials make you buy the product?; game: Steve Martin trivia. News; things college freshman say they "wish they knew"; how do you feel about golf carts that seem to be everywhere now?; game: movies trivia. News; what profession could you fake for a day/week/year etc?; game: 5 letter title song; goodbye/fun facts....national tattoo removal day..Ever immediately regretted a tattoo that you thought would be an excellent idea at the time? Or perhaps you got caught up in the hype and made a reckless decision? Over 20% of American adults who have a tattoo regret getting it..National Tattoo Removal Day is celebrated thirty whole days after Tattoo Day since that’s the first day that you’re allowed to remove a tattoo after it has been applied. For some, tattoo removal alleviates physical symptoms like allergic reactions to certain inks. Experts say keep in mind...removal usually takes a minimum of 3 sessions and is often times a bit more painful than getting the actual tattoo.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-13
08/14/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-13
News; birthdays/events; Brad's WOTD SFA; word of the day. News; school drop off...did your mom ever wear curlers and a robe?; game: The Partridge Family TV show trivia; messing up recipe by using wrong ingredient by accident. News; creature of habit...what 'same thing' do you do everyday?; game: one second song game; what did you see that you weren't supposed to? (reddit question) News; our society can be pretty rude...but is being too polite just as bad?; game: mindtrap goodbye/fun facts....Afternoon Tea Week was established to help secure a tradition that has graced British afternoons since the 1840’s. In those days, dinner wasn't usually served until 8pm! Even though it is called “tea”, there is far more than just a beverage being served in the afternoon! Traditionally this light meal contains tiny finger sandwiches, as well as scones with jam and clotted cream. once Queen Victoria took part in this tradition...the concept of the ‘tea reception’ was born. Not everyone can stop down every afternoon for a full on tea receiption...but for people who only have time for a simple cup of tea each day, remember, it’s the perfect occasion to take a few breaths in the very British tradition that lets people “Keep Calm, and Carry On.”
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-12
08/13/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-12
News; birthdays/events; do you modify your favorite childhood snack so it's "healthier"? one famous band does!; word of the day. News; game: vinyl record trivia; ever seen someone get hurt because they weren't paying attention to their surroundings? what if it was on national tv?; has your animal ever accidentally turned on an appliance? (Ashley's dog did once). News; game: name the celebrity audiobook reader; ever made a purchase and regretted it the next day?; sticks and stones saying...but words can really hurt...which word would you never want to hear again? News; game: Ashley sings the chorus; if you had a mascot marry you...which one would you chose? (Hellman's mayo story); goodbye/fun facts....National Julienne Fries Day...do you have a favorite type of french fry? There are lots of types: fresh cut vs frozen, curly, waffle, cottage, home fries, steak fries, just name a few...but today we celebrate the skinny sliced potato...using the french the julienne cut which slices vegetables into thin, matchstick-like pieces. This technique has long been a staple in French cooking. (since the early 1700's). You can practice this cut at home...or you can buy these frozen at the grocery store!
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-11
08/12/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-11
News; birthdays/events; what has been the highlight of summer of 2025?; word of the day. News; game: quiz; game: feud; would you drink 2 cups of hot chocolate a day? News; Buzzfeed list of things that used to be free; would you consider switching to a fast food chain for your morning cup of joe? (delish list of options); most and least stolen cars last year. News; married men buy a new toothbrush every 3 years...what are you not replacing as often as you should?; game: calendar trivia; goodbye/fun facts....Play In The Sand Day is all about grabbing a moment of fun, barefoot adventures, and creative play! Whether it’s on the coastline or a cozy backyard sandbox, this day is a reminder to let loose and mold your imagination into sandcastles of possibility. In 1914 Swiss psychoanalyst Carl Jungs developed sand play therapy after discovering its therapeutic benefits...The first International Sand Sculpting Festival, held in 1974, showcased the artistry and creativity of sand sculptors.... and today kinetic sand, the squeezable sand that never dries out, is a huge hit with not only kids....but parents and teachers...because you get all the benefits of sand therapy without the mess.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-08
08/09/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-08
News; birthdays/events; state fair food; word of the day. News; would you be ok if the speed limit was 18 mph?; game: what movie is this song from?; we just can't resist a good deal!! News; what band would you like to see make a lullaby album?; game: backwards song game; can you diagnose a problem with your car by the noise it's making? News; babies aren't the only ones who need "tummy time"; game: boomer trivia; goodbye/fun facts....national Mochi Day...its a traditional Japanese rice cake and according to Japanese culture, mochi symbolizes prosperity and longevity. It comes in a range of shapes and sizes, with a range of different fillers. It can be sweet or savory...it can be grilled or baked. In the U.S we mostly consume the ice cream version of mochi which calls for ingredients such as sweet glutinous rice flour, sugar, water and either corn starch or potato starch for dusting to make it less gummy.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-07
08/08/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-07
News; birthdays/events; planning a trip vs reality of the trip...does it match up?; word of the day. News; blooper reels in movies/TV shows...yes or no?; do your snacks ever become your meals?; besides winning the lottery...a list of things that would make us happier. News; game: classic commercial jingles; should we have dress codes for kids at school and adults at work?; stories of embarassing things people have done in public. News; actual warning labels on products; besides ketchup...a list of what people prefer to dip their fries in; goodbye/fun facts....National Lighthouse Day honors the beacon of light that for hundreds of years symbolized safety and security for ships and boats at sea. At one time, the beacon of light could be found across almost all of America’s shorelines. Once lit by open fire and candles, they're now brightly lit by electric or oil-fueled lamps. However, the number of lighthouses are declining. Maintenance is expensive and modern electrical navigation systems are replacing them. The first lighthouse in the United States was Boston Light, located on Little Brewster Island in Boston Harbor. It was first lit on September 14, 1716...but the oldest existing lighthouse in the United States is the Sandy Hook Lighthouse in New Jersey. Built in 1764, this lighthouse is still in operation. lighthouses are maintained and operated by The United States Coast Guard....go on a lighthouse tour.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-06
08/07/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-06
News; birthdays/events; there is new "better" way to cut your sandwich; word of the day. News; game: songs that feature flutes; 20% of us are having to use layaway to buy groceries!!; interesting way to get resume in front of decision makers. News; game: $1,000 pyramid; where do you draw the line between your comfort and someone elses inconvenience?; Ashley SFA surgery. News; game: I should have known that; funny story of the day; goodbye/fun facts....National Fresh Breath Day...Most people aren’t aware of the fact that over 50% of the bacteria found in the human mouth contributes to bad breath. The easiest way to take care of our teeth and gums is by committing to a dental hygiene routine that includes brushing our teeth two times a day, flossing, and regularly visiting the dentist..bad breath has been around since civilization began. The Ancient Egyptians created the first known breath fresheners by boiling herbs and spices with honey to form chewable pellets. During medieval times, people chewed on cloves, cinnamon sticks, or fennel seeds to mask unpleasant breath. The association of mint with fresh breath dates back to the Romans, who chewed mint leaves after meals. By the 18th century, mint became the flavor of choice in tooth powders and eventually in modern toothpaste. In 1876 Colgate introduced toothpaste in a tube, similar to what is used today. Just like your physical health, it’s also extremely important to take care of your oral health. A good dental hygiene routine also keeps serious ailments such as mouth ulcers and cancers at bay.
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Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-05
08/06/2025
Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2025-08-05
News; birthdays/events; can you get fired from your job for being "too friendly"? it happened in Australia!; word of the day. News; game: 3 word movie clue; should couples who cheer for a different sports team get married?; do you like have streamers so you can be introduced to shows you may never know about or would you like to pick and choose what you'd like to watch? News; game: WKRP TV series trivia; people reveal dark secrets of their job; dull men's club (although it's for men and women). News; game: general trivia; traveling MLB field...wouldn't it be great to bring a stadium closer to fans who may never be able to go to a game?; goodbye/fun facts....National Oyster Day! Oysters are enjoyed all over the world. There are over 100 different species of oysters and interestingly, oysters tend to take on the characteristics of the water in which they live. Because of this, they’re typically named after the body of water in which they grow. While many people enjoy fresh oysters raw, they can also be savored in multiple other ways. As a side dish, oysters add immense flavor to Thanksgiving dressing. They also make delicious stews, soups, and chowders. Other recipes will bake, grill or broil the oysters with or without the shell. If you don't eat oysters...maybe you can buy a string of pearls since that's where pearls come from.
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