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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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News; birthdays/events; only a few weeks til Thanksgiving....how do you prepare yourself when you know you're going to have to spend the weekend/or dinner with those you don't really like?; word of the day. News; game: Skipping songs of the 70s; besides Thankgiving, what are you most looking forward to in November?; fun holdiay and/or white elephant gifts. News; game: name that celebrity voice; would you eat something that was labeled "mystery flavor"?; buy it before you need it' list...what would you add to this list? News; game: Coke or Pepsi commercials sung by famous people; top dog names; goodbye/fun facts....national candy day...The story of candy begins in India. Between the 6th and 4th centuries BC the people in India had, what they called, reeds that make honey without bees. These reeds were actually sugarcane. Ancient Indians would boil sugarcane juice, turning it into individual pieces of sugar, which they called "khanda." Candy first came to America in the 18th century from France and Britain. By the 1830s, when the Industrial Revolution was in full swing, technological advances allowed candy to be accessible to more than just the rich, including a new market specifically for children....called penny candy. Today we spend $7 billion — on chocolate alone every year.
News; birthdays/events; when was the last time you 'bloomscrolled'...what did you find?; word of the day. News; game: Songs with Girls names; so many sports are relying on rifd tags....is it too much data?; this idea could change breakfast as we know it. News; game: I Should Have Known That; songs that make you drive fast; sports salary caps...good idea or no? News; game: Outburst; funny Halloween story of the day; goodbye/fun facts....national sandwich day...the sandwich is believed to be the namesake of John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich. Born in 1718, John Montagu was a British statesman and naval administrator. He is widely credited with inventing the sandwich in 1762, reportedly requesting meat tucked between two slices of bread so he could eat without interrupting a gambling game. No matter who invented it, we celebrate every kind of sandwich.
News; birthdays/events; 2026 list of most mispronounced words; word of the day. News; game: quiz; game: feud; what to do with leftover Halloween candy. News; would you put fiber optic cables in your brain to feel well rested?; holding doors for others feels socially awkward...do you agree?; how much do you plan on spending on yourself this holiday season? News; AI is killing these jobs; game: calendar trivia; goodbye/fun facts....national look for Circles Day--invites everyone to discover the ubiquitous beauty of circular shapes in the world around them. It's a playful observance and a fantastic way to engage with geometry, making it fun for both children and adults....and the added bonus- you have to put down your phone and look around your world. Challenge yourself to find as many circles as possible, document your discoveries, and share the joy of observation.
News; birthdays/events; where do you hide the candy your kids bring home so they don't eat it all?; word of the day. News; Reading of "The Raven" By Edgar Allan Poe; how often do you display an American flag at your house?; game: songs that feature the word ghost in title or lyrics. News; best U.S. cities for Halloween; great songs for your Halloween playlist; game: guess the scary themes. News; besides rude servers/service---what are your restaurant pet peeves?; game: Movies trivia (Halloween/scary?); goodbye/fun facts....national checklist day --without checklists, we can feel like we're juggling a bunch of balls in the air and trying to keep them from dropping. Even the simple things can be forgotten or go unnoticed — let alone the difficult or complex things that fill our day. Although success in any endeavor is not guaranteed, armed with an organized checklist, you stand a better chance of achieving your goals. The formal checklist began in 1935...Aviation safety authorities and pilots create the checklist after a Boeing B-17 plane crashed during WWII, admitting that the complex nature of pilots' work was too challenging to do by memory and required a more standardized way to ensure the safety of the aircraft...but checklists can help in our everyday lives...even simple tasks like going to the grocery store.
News; birthdays/events; Halloween would you rather? questions; word of the day. News; how is adulthood different than you thought?; game: Halloween word ladder; let the debate begin: Rolling Stone magazine list top 200 greatest rock songs of the 21st century (so far) News; The Wizard of Oz had a very successful run at The Sphere...what other movies would be 'Sphere-worthy'?; game: Halloween movie themes songs; funny story of the day...dads will be dads. News; dictionary.com word of the year; game: Halloween antagonists in the movies; goodbye/fun facts....national oatmeal day...Oatmeal, while praised today by nutritionists and health gurus, comes from very humble beginnings. The last of the cereal grains to be domesticated by western society 3,000 year ago, the oats for oatmeal came from weeds that grew in fields prepared for other crops. Ancient Romans saw oats as an unfortunate and diseased wheat and used them as cheap horse food. Though oats are still used in horse food today, oats are grown specifically for human consumption. And for good reason! The fiber within oats is more soluble than any other grain. Soluble fiber dissolves in water and turns into a thick, viscous gel, which moves slowly through the body. This means it keeps you full for long periods of time.
News; birthdays/events; when is 'too early' to start playing holiday music?; word of the day. News; how do you typically end a phone call?; keeping kids and pets safe for Halloween; game: 5 second rule. News; smell-o-vision may be closer than we think; we talked the other day about wanting office parties during office hours...but some employees want this instead; game: classic horror film clips. News; instead of bingeing TV...have you tried slow TV?; game: general trivia; goodbye/fun facts....international animation day...commemorates the day when animation had its first public appearance. That was October 28, 1892, at a museum in Paris, when Charles-Émile Reynaud and his Théâtre Optique presented his first production,--It was a collection of three cartoons. Then in 1888 when Reynaud patented Théâtre Optique, a machine that produced images on a screen using 36 mirrors, two supplementary lights called magic lanterns that were the source of a stationary background, and a projector. The images were painted on a long band that would be wound up on two spools that had to be rotated by hand. By 1900, animation had begun to evolve. By 1923 Walt and Roy O. Disney found the Walt Disney Company --and in 1995 come an entirely new take on animation with Pixar and "Toy Story," the world's first computer-animated feature film.
News; birthdays/events; would you trade cars with someone (permanently?); word of the day. News; should there be 'seated' seats and 'standing' seats at concerts?; game: John Cleese trivia; would you buy your kid this new cell phone? News; if you had/have a friend of extreme wealth...should they cover upgrades when traveling together?; game: Outburst; is it rude for people to talk during the movie previews? News; video games and e-sports are so popular...will arcade ever make a comeback?; game: Guess theTV show by dialogue; goodbye/fun facts....national black cat day...goodbye/fun facts...The black cat carries a unique status around the world. In some locales, notably Scotland, Britain, and Japan, the presence or appearance of a black cat is indicative of imminent good fortune and prosperity. In much of the Western world, black cats are considered to be harbingers of misfortune and wickedness....which can largely be linked to the Middle Ages whereby people believed that witches were shape-shifting black cats....but that tide is changing. Rather than being associated with bad luck, they are now being associated with strength and elegance. This is why black cat gifts, including jewelry charm bracelets and artwork, have become so popular with people who are looking to send positive and uplifting messages to their loved ones.
News; birthdays/events; new Air BNB rules...will this change if you rent one?; word of the day. News; game: quiz; game: feud; do you care what color your car is? what features are super important to you? News; things that boomers do that gen z should take note of; things that seem to annoy all of us (besides the time change); Halloween costume ideas for grown ups. News; blast from the past...has anyone reached out to you that you haven't heard from in years?; game: calendar trivia goodbye/fun facts....Chicken fried steak, with its crispy, golden-brown crust and tender, juicy interior, is a cornerstone of American comfort food. Though its name is a bit confusing—it contains no chicken—its history is a classic American story of immigrant ingenuity and regional culinary tradition. The origins of chicken fried steak can be traced back to German and Austrian immigrants who settled in Texas during the 19th century. These settlers brought with them a taste for Wiener Schnitzel, a traditional dish made from a thin, breaded, and pan-fried veal cutlet...The name "chicken fried steak" comes from the preparation method, which is nearly identical to the way Southern-style fried chicken is made.
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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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