Ashley and Brad Show

News; birthdays/events; why do ampitheaters have such long names now?; word of the day.

News; traits you get from your mom vs your dad; old timey dinner table etiquette (funny list); game: prison commissary price is right.

News; yesterday was 'secondhand clothes' day....guess what else is great secondhand?; what's Americas favorite sandwich?; game: 1975 songs.

News; game: price is right trivia; food and drink expo fair treats; goodbye/fun facts....national toilet paper day...believe it or not, a more recent invention!! Before the advent of toilet paper, from at least 79 A.D. the Romans cleaned themselves with a type of sponge they attached to a stick and they would simply rinse it off and leave it for the next person. It wasn't until 1857 that toilet paper began being sold in the United States of America. The first toilet paper was loose flat sheets of paper. Currently, in many countries across the world, especially older cultures where their plumbing infrastructures are not modern, the toilet paper is not flushed down the toilet..their bathrooms often have special receptacles. Since industry is always trying "new and improved" you can get Bamboo Toilet Paper--because bamboo grows so quickly, it is a sustainable, renewable and eco-friendly and reduces the use of the planet's trees and Recycled Fiber Toilet Paper. One company makes their recycled toilet paper completely from recycled office paper–and they offer a subscription service so families never have to worry about buying toilet paper at the store again!

News; birthdays/events; what diy sound would you put in a tennis ball? (new viral video); word of the day.

News; if used fryer oil can be used to power cars...what else can it power?; game: 80's 90's trivia; how are you going to get all those chores finished around your house? host an admin night.

News; should the CEO and other high level occupations have to work 'real jobs' or undercover boss type events? what if you found out all of your higher ups never held a working class job?; game: musical jeopardy; list: top 10 instructional videos that are watched/searched on google and youtube.

News; have you ever lost something that you were holding?; game: think n sync; goodbye/fun facts....National Secondhand Wardrobe Day focuses on promoting sustainable practices rather than commercial sales...secondhand shopping offers numerous benefits. Beginning with the savings, for a fraction of the price of retail, thrifty shoppers fill their wardrobe while pocketing the savings. There are many national stores that we're all familiar with like the Salvation Army and Habitat For Humanity restore--and dozen of regional stores too...plus Online platforms such as ThredUp and Poshmark might feature curated collections or offer special shipping deals to encourage buying and selling pre-owned items. You will also find that, as compared to fast fashion, the quality and longevity of secondhand clothing are mostly better....and if you've never understood the impact of fast fashion...watch the documentary Buy Now: the shopping conspiracy or Earth Focus: The Cost of Fast Fashion.

News; birthdays/events; dorm survival kit...what would be in yours?; word of the day.

News; game: quiz; game: feud; are mornings or afternoons more stressful with kids?

News; what is something you have never done?; how messy are you?; how to avoid the 'Sunday scaries'.

News; there are a lot of things we don't agree on...but here are some universal things we all hate; game: calendar trivia; goodbye/fun facts....national waffle day...Ancient Greece offered the predecessor to waffles by roasting flat cakes between two hot metal plates that were attached to long wooden handles and placed in the oven or over a fire. But on August 24, 1869, Cornelius Swarthout of Troy, New York received his patent for the waffle iron. His invention made waffles more readily available. Eaten throughout the world, a waffle is a leavened batter or dough. When cooked between two patterned plates, the dough bakes in the waffle's characteristic uniform impressed surface. For the serious waffles lovers in the world, one amazing place is Belgium, specifically the capital city of Brussels. Belgian waffles are thicker and fluffier with deep grid pockets, traditionally made with a yeast or whipped egg white batter while regular aka American waffles are thinner and denser with a cake-like texture and shallow squares, typically made with baking powder and quick batter.

News; birthdays/events; even MLB players mess up at their job...when was the last work faux pas you did?; word of the day.

News; game: classic movie line quotes; is it ok to taste produce in the grocery store--how much is too much?; do you leave work immediately when your shift is over or do you hang around for awhile?

News; game: just under $1,000 pyramid; are there smells everyone loves but you don't or smells you love but no one else does?; more funny movie cliches we're getting tired of.

News; game: name these TV catchphrases; when it comes to classic comfort foods...do you like to 'change it up' or keep the ingredients standard?; goodbye/fun facts....men's grooming day...There's a lot of stigma around male grooming. But it's been around since ancient egypt...but in today's society, it's simply not acceptable to be scruffy, smelly and unkempt. Ditch the sterotypes and treat yourself to a fresh haircut, upgrade your skincare, or try a new fragrance. Whether it's a hair pomade, face wash or a bro mask, men's grooming has been evolving since 1851. Originating as an apothecary in New York City's East Village, Kiehl's is renowned for its scientifically advanced skincare. In 1901 King C. Gillette revolutionized shaving with his disposable safety razor. By 1937, Old Spice, one of the oldest and most recognizable men's grooming brands, came on the scene...they now offer a large line of deodorants and body washes.

News; birthdays/events; how many loyalty programs do you belong to?; word of the day.

News; tech terms to be aware of for parents/grandparents; besides important paperwork...what things should you never throw away (according to House Beautiful list); game: 5 second rule.

News; has Oreo gone too far?; list: advice someone gave you that changed your life; game: minute mysteries.

News; game:Getting to Know You; your kids might start using "Britishisms"; goodbye/fun facts....chocolate pecan pie day-- the only nuts native to North America. There is evidence that Native Americans were consuming pecans as far back as 10,000 years ago. The word 'pecan' is thought to have roots in the Algonquin word meaning 'hard nut to crack.' Chocolate itself is derived from the cacao plant that has a history dating back approximately 4000 years to Mesoamerica. While pecan pies were likely being eaten before the 1800s, the first official published recipe was in an issue of "Harper's Bazaar" magazine in 1886. The pecan capital of the United States is highly contested, but one place that calls themselves this is Albany, Georgia---and a 2013 Buzzfeed survey ranks pecan pie as the fourth most important pie of all-time.

News; birthdays/events; when it comes to AI and homework...how do parents and teacher (and students) deal with this?; word of the day.

News; game: Star Trek trivia; funny ways people realized they were getting old; Hotels.com says these are the worst habits of travelers...do you do any of these?

News; game: celebrities real birth names; 2 people--same name--same industry..should one of them change their name?; what makes you 'grinchy'?

News; game: movie lines; 1st app you open everyday; goodbye/fun facts....national potato day...Potato chips, hash-browns, baked potatoes, home fries, mashed potatoes, and tater skins are just some of the incredibly delicious things you can make with potatoes--the potato is an unusual little tuber that has played an important role in the history of the world. In 8000 bc The Inca in Peru are the first in the world to cultivate the potato. Today, the humble potato is the fifth most crop worldwide, coming in after wheat, corn, rice, and sugar cane. A recent survey shows that McDonald's (far and away) makes our favorite french fries of all the fast food restaurants.

News; birthdays/events; how do you deal with expenses when travelling with friends?; word of the day.

News; now that kids are getting back to school are you in "fall mode"?; game: General Trivia; funny ways people messed up job interviews.

News; new windowless airplane design looks like a person in a flying squirrel suit...would you fly in it?; game: finish the lyric; do you like cgi in movies or prefer 'old shcool' cartoons?

News; which celebritie(s) are over-exposed in your book?; game: I should have known that; goodbye/fun facts....national ice cream pie day...First came putting ice cream on pies. The natural next step would be making ice cream into pies. Historians agree that variations of ice cream, or at least frozen treats, have been around for centuries. Earlier versions were likely more like shaved ice with honey or fruit flavors. Later versions evolved into something like sherbet, and then eventually milk was added to create a version similar to what is known today as ice cream. But the ice cream pie has a much more recent history. It seems that ice cream pie was probably developed in the United States, perhaps by Italian immigrants, at some time in the mid-20th century. This timing would go along with the introduction of the freezer into restaurants and homes. Today you can frind them at ice cream shops and grocery stores or you can make your own!

News; birthdays/events; remember when kid's birthday parties got out of hand...now it's this for kids; word of the day.

News; game: quiz; game: feud; when it comes to meal prep is convenience or affordability more important?

News; do you want fall flavors available all year?; bars are banning smart glasses...why?; how often do you think about money? most of us do first thing after we wake up.

News; how many trips will you make bringing things in from the car?; game: calendar trivia; goodbye/fun facts....national pineapple juice day... the tropical drink that delivers a refreshing boost of hydration and Vitamin C. Native to South America, pineapple arrived in Hawaii courtesy of the Spanish sometime in the 18th century. However, the truly juicy story of pineapple juice unfolds there with a man named James Dole playing a pivotal role. In 1899, James Dole moved to Hawaii with $1,000, a Harvard degree in business and horticulture, and a love of farming. Dole began growing pineapples on his newly purchased 60-acre pineapple plantation and quickly realized he had a sweet opportunity to provide the juiciest pineapples to the world....so you can enjoy a glass by itself, in a coctail, or even use it in baking.

News; birthdays/events; should AI be watermarked...would that even matter?; word of the day.

News; apparently it's not just the inside of watermelon that's delicious; game: Steve Martin trivia; who is the 'dinner manager' in your house?

News; when is considered "too early/too late" to call someone at home?; game: broken and repeating records from the 1970's; when your car is making a non mechanical issue sound...do you take it to a mechanic or just deal with it?

News; have you ever worked with someone who got arrested at work?; game: name that tune; goodbye/fun facts....national creamsicle day..."Creamsicle" is the brand name of an ice cream treat. It consists of vanilla ice cream on a Popsicle stick with an outer coating of sherbert. While many other flavors now exist, the original flavor was orange. The beginnings of this sweet treat dates back to 1905 when 11 year old Frank Epperson accidentally created what would later become known as the Popsicle. As the story goes, Epperson left a concoction of fruit juice and water outside overnight when the temperatures dropped below freezing. When he found the frozen mix the next morning, with a stir stick frozen in the middle, the Popsicle was born. In 1925: The Joe Lowe Company bought the rights to the Popsicle patent and expanded the line....by 1937 the classic orange-and-vanilla Creamsicle made its official market debut. Today many other flavors exist like: cherry, grape, lime, blue raspberry, and blueberry.

News; birthdays/events; we love our condiments and Heinz has a new 'gimmick bottle'; word of the day.

News; game:Mind the Gap 1; game:Mind the Gap 2; many students can't leave/off campus lunch...guess what they're doing now!

News; game: everybody knows; common etiquette mistakes; should we get rid of coins all together?

News; when was the last time you tallied up your 'average daily spending'?; if you have a friend getting married but see red flags they don't see...would you say something?; goodbye/fun facts....National Prosecco Day--invites everyone to the party to enjoy the effervescent charm of Italy's beloved sparkling wine. Prosecco was named after the Italian village of Prosecco, which is also named after the Prosecco grape. Apart from the sparkling wine we all know and love, it is also made and available in a still wine. Prosecco's bubbles come in many forms. Spumante is the bubbliest of the proseccos followed by frizzante. Finally, the calmest is the tranquillo. One of the most popular processo drinks was created in 1919 by the Barbieri brothers in Padua, Italy, Aperol is a vibrant orange apéritif. It's famously combined with Prosecco and soda water to create the popular Aperol Spritz, a quintessential Italian summer cocktail.