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what was the last time something made you actually scream.  (ashley's makeup story)
word of the day
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listener feedback break
solo dining restaurant where you'll feel comfortable
game: slogan game
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mom-isms
clever road trip tricks
game: mind the gap
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if you could buy a tv show set...which one would you want?
do you go to your high school or college reunions?
goodbye/fun facts....public garden day...we get to enjoy the open sky above, the lush green grass beneath, and being surrounded by blooming trees. Spending time in nature has been scientifically proven to help reduce stress, improve emotions, and lower blood pressure.  Who would have guessed that a garden could be one of the “Seven Wonders of the World...The Hanging Garden of Babylon,’ with its great diversity of flora, was the pinnacle of architecture and engineering.  It is observed that when plants were kept in a silent room they grow slower than the plants kept in a room with music....Spending the day outside makes it easier to stay away from the virtual world. This day allows us to Excuse ourselves from the internet for some digital detox.  you can go to publicgardens.org to find gardens in this area...or if you're traveling over the summer 

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will you still watch a movie/tv show if it's been spoiled?
word of the day
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are you as honest as Tommy Kuhl (feel good story)
game: $1,000 pyramid
how to celebrate/enjoy mother's day if you mom isn't here anymore
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are 1 word text responses rude or just concise?
game: outburst
did you torture your siblings on summer road trips?
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most spoiled dog breeds
what will always remind you of your grandparents
goodbye/fun facts....National Foam Rolling Day...Due to the 21st century lifestyle, many of us spend our days sitting at our desks with little to no movement. This sedentary lifestyle not only leads to tightened muscles and inflexibility, but can also lead to reduced blood flow, stress, muscle ache, and sores. Our body does a lot to keep us alive and moving. It is time we give some love  Foam rolling, which is also known as ‘the poor man’s massage,’ is an old practice that provides self-massaging techniques.  Does your back hurt? The gluteus maximus, which covers the entire length and width of your hip and backside, is the largest muscle in your body, helping support your trunk and posture.

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new homes owners are building "package areas"...would you want one?
word of the day
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game: $5 trivia
do you buy things at the gas station or convenience store that wouldn't normally buy?
when you see someone rushing to the elevator...do you hold the door or try to close it?
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game: mindtrap
do you tip at a buffet?
gen z slang terms (and definitions)
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a new 'speed camera' in the uk has drivers steaming mad!
popular mechanics...tools every homeowner should have
goodbye/fun facts....National Golf Day...which actively encourages more people to take up the sport. Over the years, industry leaders in the U.S. have worked to make golf more accessible and affordable since most people consider the sport elitist and very expensive.  in 1764 The first 18-hole golf course comes up in St Andrews, Scotland...by 1820 The Game Goes International with the first golf club outside the U.K. opens in Bangalore, India...by 1900 More than 1,000 official golf clubs are formed throughout the United States.  From perfecting skills to developing the right temperament — a game of golf is a lesson in life itself. At its best, golf is a constant endeavor toward self-betterment and overcoming adversity.

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do you like to bank online/mobile app/or in person
word of the day
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coronation...prince louis...youngest child syndrome
would you rather have daily homework but no tests ever or no homework and weekly tests  
game: backwards song game
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dog owners and the things they do for their dogs
unique jobs for english majors
game: totally 80's trivia
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do you have FOOD fomo?
how to not mess up your job interview
goodbye/fun facts....National Butterscotch Brownie Day. Butterscotch Brownies, also known as Blondies or Brookies (brownie + cookie) made their debut before chocolate brownies. Recipes date back to 1896 by Fannie Farmer, a pioneer of modern American cookery.  chocolate brownies are more popular but what sets the brookie apart? the significant difference between blondies and brownies is that blondies use vanilla and butterscotch chips instead of cocoa and chocolate chips

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covering sick days for co-workers
word of the day
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have you ever found a function you didn't know your car had?
game: quiz
game: feud
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looking back on your career...what was your best job?
listener feedback break
bands we would want to see live but missed before they retired or you were too young to see
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thngs you can and cannot take with you if you lose your job
funny/fun/unusual hobbies
goodbye/fun facts....National Coconut Cream Pie Day...It’s the beginning of warmer weather and longer days which go great with this cool, creamy pie. The basic ingredients for coconut cream pie are a custard made of coconut milk, sugar, egg yolks, cornstarch, and butter, topped with a pile of fluffy whipped cream and toasted coconut shavings. Back in the 19th century, with advances in importing and exporting perishable goods, Americans and Europeans fell in love with tropical fruits like bananas and pineapples. but coconuts tended to go bad on the long boat journey to america.  The shipping problem was solved by a French export company in what is now modern-day Sri Lanka when their experts began to shred and dry coconut meat. This made the food much more accessible to American- and European chefs and cooks.  The coconut is not technically a nut, nor even a fruit — it’s a seed!

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on days like cinco de mayo (and st patty's day) how likely are you to overindulge
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game: what year was it?
if your parents were as concerned about your mental well being when you were a kid as parents are now...do you think your life would be different?
when was the last time you ate a new food you never tried before?
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game: 5 year old trivia
ways to be 'mindful' about your birthday
we think french food is better...but just because it has a french name...is it really 'french'?
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what do you always take to a picnic?
top things that break our teeth
goodbye/fun facts....Cinco De Mayo, aka May 5th, means tacos, margaritas, fun, and fiesta. Let’s start by clearing the biggest misconception: No, Cinco de Mayo is not the Mexican Independence Day....Mexican Independence Day, actually occurred on September 16, 1810—about 50 years before the battle of puebla. Cinco de Mayo actually commemorates the Mexican victory over the French at the Battle of Puebla in 1862. by 1863 Formal celebrations happen for the first time in Sonora and spread to other California cities, like San Francisco and Los Angel...According to the California Avocado Commission, we eat upward of 80 million pounds of avocados on Cinco de Mayo in the United States alone

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outdoor design trends (real simple magazine)
word of the day
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movies that are just better on the big screen/in theaters
game: password
graduation gifts that won't break the bank (buzzfeed)
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ai/chatgpt how to save money and write a script
game: movie password
keep pests/bugs out of your house...they're EVERYWHERE
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top dollar's money saving hacks...will you do any of these
polarizing food debates
goodbye/fun facts....Here’s a term you need to know on World Password Day: #LayerUp.  This refers to adding strong authentication to your important passwords to prevent identity theft and other cybercrimes.  Most operating systems offer an easy way to create and store passwords. Apple’s “Keychain Access” is one example. You can also go online to generate passwords which are practically hacker-proof.  Strong and secure passwords are crucial, especially now that most of our work is done online.  99.9% — the percentage of threats to passwords that can be stopped using multi-factor authentication, according to Microsoft. 

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how sick/how much pain do you have to be in before you go to the doctor?
word of the day
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do you like old school cars with buttons or the new technology with touch screens?
game: geneva read song lyrics
at what age is it ok for couples to dress alike?
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how do you respond to rude comments?
game: everybody knows
of the 50 states...how many have you visited?  do you know people who have never left this state?
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most annoying things neighbors do
when it comes to bedtime stories...what were your favorites as a kid?  do you read those same ones to your kids?
goodbye/fun facts....Children’s Book Week...Teaching your children to immerse themselves in a good book is one of the most valuable things you can do as a parent. A childhood love of reading sets the stage for success as an adult. A child who loves reading will have an enquiring mind, a vivid imagination, and great problem-solving skills.  Children’s books as we know them today have been around since the 18th century, in fact, “Tommy Thumb’s Pretty Song Book”, published by Mary Cooper in 1744, is the first known nursery rhyme collection.  and did you know Although more than 500 million copies of his books have now been sold worldwide, Dr. Seuss’s first book was rejected by approximately 27 publishers.

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most bankable stars at the box office?
word of the day
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things you won't regret splurging on
do you care how old or the gender of your doctor?
besides a dog or cat...have you ever been attacked by an animal?
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game: quiz
game: feud
favorite talk shows ever
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what's the best deal you've ever got
so many gifts to buy...graduation, birthday, wedding, baby shower
goodbye/fun facts....National Chocolate Parfait Day...layers of chocolate, cream, and more chocolate sweetly stacked together.  In French, the word parfait means perfect. French and Americans, however, have a differing opinions on what a parfait really is. The traditional French parfait is made by boiling cream, adding egg, sugar and syrup then creating a custard-type puree, which is then frozen. Americans, on the other hand, layer ingredients of differing varieties. Both French and Americans use a clear, tall glass when serving a chocolate parfait.  Though a parfait can be made into a healthy food with yogurt, fruit, and granola...many people make parfaits with custard or ice cream and layer in cookies or pretzels.

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birthdays/events
most bankable stars at the box office?
word of the day
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things you won't regret splurging on
do you care how old or the gender of your doctor?
besides a dog or cat...have you ever been attacked by an animal?
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game: quiz
game: feud
favorite talk shows ever
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what's the best deal you've ever got
so many gifts to buy...graduation, birthday, wedding, baby shower
goodbye/fun facts....National Chocolate Parfait Day...layers of chocolate, cream, and more chocolate sweetly stacked together.  In French, the word parfait means perfect. French and Americans, however, have a differing opinions on what a parfait really is. The traditional French parfait is made by boiling cream, adding egg, sugar and syrup then creating a custard-type puree, which is then frozen. Americans, on the other hand, layer ingredients of differing varieties. Both French and Americans use a clear, tall glass when serving a chocolate parfait.  Though a parfait can be made into a healthy food with yogurt, fruit, and granola...many people make parfaits with custard or ice cream and layer in cookies or pretzels.