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a new version of the alphabet song???
fill in the blank..."money can't buy ______"
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daylight saving time...can we please be done with it?!?!?!
what would you be willing to endure to save money on holiday shopping?
which food is hardest to resist? it depends if you're a man or a woman...
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hallmark movie drinking game (ashley used to play the gilligan's island drinking game)
october is national protect your hearing month...we have in studio guest emma faye from aidthesilent.com
when you ride in a taxi/uber/lyft...do you like silence or do you try to make small talk...what if you're the driver?
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have your kids ever embarrased you with what they wear?
feel good story of the day..."woman texts late father's phone...and finally gets a response"
goodbye/fun facts....1929 – The New York Stock Exchange crashes in what will be called the Crash of '29 or "Black Tuesday", ending the Great Bull Market of the 1920s and beginning the Great Depression....it took until November 23, 1954: The Dow finally regained its September 3, 1929, high

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halloween safety tips for parents/adults
halloween safety tips for your pets
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sexiest accents in the western world
best fast food french fries
ways to be nicer
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sounds that your kids have probably never heard
ashley gives brad a halloween quiz
brad gives ashley a halloween feud
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what's your favorite way to unwind at the end of the day
thinking of what you know about politics...how likely are you be friends with people that don't share your views?
goodbye/fun facts....1904: The St. Louis Police Department became the first to use fingerprinting. It started because a man in 1903 was sent to Leavenworth...but there was already a man there who was identified as the same person...until prison officials discovered they were identical twins. During St. Louis World's Fair Exposition in 1904, a British sergeant from Scotland Yard showed officials from Leavenworth and St. Louis new fingerprint techniques.

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10 easy/cheap halloween costumes that are just a black costume with one accesory
according to wallet hub...what are the best baseball cities
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students in china get fined for being late to class...have you ever wanted to fine someone who is late all the time?
the most tweeted about food/drinks
what has technology ruined for you?
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foods with the most hidden salt
former disney employee stole props and costumes and sold them on the internet
we judge other peoples homes in less than 40 seconds...here's what we judge the most
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a road detour in england sent people 41 miles out of their way!
parenting pointers....dr. claudia...halloween traditions around the world
goodbye/fun facts....today is frankenstein friday...which recognizes author Mary Shelly, who wrote the novel Frankenstein...although some sources observe it on August 30th in honor of Mary Shelley’s birthday....The film world has created more than 60 movies or shorts on the theme of Frankenstein. Edison Studios produced the very first film version, Frankenstein, in 1910.

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some of the best new shows you're probably not watching
would you sign a waiver to go in a haunted house
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ashley got scared at cvs from a halloween decoration
what's something that everyone looks stupid doing...according to a new reddit poll
would you prefer to see the calorie listing or the amount of exercise required to burn it off on the food label
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some of the scariest "real" places in the country...
ashley and brad play "think 'n sync"
how did some parents get creative on "time out" punishments
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would you rather get a root canal or sing the national anthem at a sporting event?
what's a parents' biggest pet peeve when they get their kids a car?
goodbye/fun facts....1955: The microwave oven was introduced in Mansfield, Ohio at the corporate headquarters of the Tappan Company. The manufacturer put a $1,200 price tag ($10,000 in today's money) on the new stove that could cook eggs in 22 seconds, bacon in 90 seconds....sales were slow until the mid 1980's when 25% of households had one...now 90% of all u.s. households have a microwave.

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would you license your face for $125,000?
if you could eat anything (without issue to your diet) what would americans eat most?
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how old is too old to trick or treat?
website that distributes the chores...brilliant...yes?
well known "truths" that we all grew up thinking were common knowledge...but turns out it's all just LIES!
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rolling stone's top 100 singers of all time...they are facing some backlash for their list
what do you do when 2 of your friends don't like each other?
getting along with your co-workers can boost your lifespan
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best toy you grew up with...do you still have it?
would you go to a singles bar..by yourself?
goodbye/fun facts....Down Syndrome Awareness Month every October, Each year, about 6,000 babies are born with Down syndrome — a 1 in 700 chance. we can be inspired to learn more about this topic and to celebrate people born with Down syndrome and the medical advancements.

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do you pay attention when you're on your phone?
america's favorite cupcake flavors
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nexdoor app gives kids and parents a new way to trick or treat
according to insurance.com....which cars get ticketed the most
23% of women remember most details about their wedding day (a decade after) and most men don't
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bathroom habits differ when we're at home vs out
what features would you put in your dream home?
ohio car wash turning in a haunted car wash
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ashley and brad play "would you rather"
sam adams new beer is illegal in 15 states
goodbye/fun facts....it's game 1 of the world series...The first team to win four of the seven games wins the championship....1903 - The first World Series is played. The Boston Pilgrims beat the Pittsburgh Pirates...Through 2018, the American League has won 66 World Series championships, and the National League has won 48....The New York Yankees have won the most World Series championships at 27

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movie theater candy...caller-listeners chime in!!!
should you floss or brush first? dentists disagree
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themed air bnbs are now a "thing"...malibu,ca has a barbie one...which one would you want to stay in?
old wives' tales that we still believe
what do online daters fib about the most? it depends if you're a man or a woman....
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ashley and brad play "password"
would you tell if you saw someone taking a risky/dangerous selfie?
what things cost when they were first introduced compared to now
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would you drink a coffee infused soda? what about "cold brew lemonade"
best corn mazes in the country this year
goodbye/fun facts....october is breat cancer awareness month...there are so many websites about breast health and mammograms...but if you do end up needing a mastectomy...there is a wonderful organization that help with the aesthetics (aka: paramedical body art)...www.p-ink.org. tattoo artists that will help you complete the look you want....for free.

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would you look at a website to see how long you'll live
most common cooking fails
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things people do in their car while driving
if your significant other is wearing an outfit that you don't like to an event...do you tell them?
what are some of the most common arguments among couples when they first have a child
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when we try to be "green"...this is what we feel most guilty about
things you shouldn't in public
superfood or not?
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states most vulnerable to identity theft
parenting pointers with dr. claudia...check your kids halloween candy!
goodbye/fun facts....one of the most famous "monsters" was born on october 20, 1882. he was the youngest of four children...born Béla Blaskó in Lugos, Hungary (now Romania) he came to america as a seaman on a merchant boat in 1919. he decided to become and actor...but had a hard time finding work because of his accent...but he changed his last name (based on his hometown) and found work as dracula....and when he died in 1956...he was buried in one of his dracula capes

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how to "flu proof" your home
new words in the oxford dictionary
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top pet peeves of married couples
brad gives ashley grief about candy corn being worse than vaping
industries that probably won't be around in the next 20 years
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concert tickets now can be expensive...with "convenience fees" and "parking" included in most tickets now...but what did tickets cost back in the day?
most popular movie theater candies of all time (decade by decade)
what did you think you would do all the time when you became an adult
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most haunted states in the u.s.
do you enjoy the "free samples" at the grocery or big box store?
goodbye/fun facts....Northwest was one of the first airlines to sell alcohol on planes (because people were sneaking it on) eventually had to seek airborne liquor licenses from each state its routes passed over. Initially they didn't have room to store beer and champagne so they only sold martinis, scotch, manhattans, and whiskey. PanAm, National, and Northwest have all disappeared, but the trails they blazed in serving alcohol continue to guide the drinking habits of passengers....According to figures collected from five U.S. airlines over a four-month period in 2014, alcohol sales brought in more than $43 million

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stuff that we buy...and then regret. over half of us do this!
america's fastest and slowest growing cities
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who is the favorite child in your family? as a parent do you have a favorite child?
a guy in ireland played a practical joke...at his own funeral. is this ok?
what do you buy online...all the time?
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most underrated horror movies according to buzzfeed
are there cover songs that you like better than the originals?
what would you do if your kid was using alexa to help them (a.k.a. cheat) on their homework?
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as we get ready for holiday "eating season"...what helpful eating advice was passed down to you?
things you can't ask someone in a job interview
goodbye/fun facts....october 16th is national bosses day....Patricia Bays Haroski registered "National Boss' Day" with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in 1958. She was working as a secretary for State Farm Insurance Company in Deerfield, Illinois for her father, at the time and chose October 16, which was her father's birthday.