Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2021-9-3

<p>news<br /> birthdays/events<br /> does the 5 second rule apply to restaurants?<br /> most common things passengers do that flight attendants can't stand...do you do any of these?<br /> news<br /> how do you get out of boring conversations?<br /> best organizational tools<br /> game: movie password<br /> news<br /> listener feedback break<br /> least favorite 'small talk' question<br /> game: password<br /> news<br /> these entitled kids today...what's the most entitled thing you did as a kid?<br /> if you see a penny on the ground...do you pick it up?<br /> goodbye/fun facts....Penny Press Day...On September 3rd, 1833, The New York Sun newspaper first appeared, marking the beginning of the 'penny press': one cent newspapers (hence the name) sold on sidewalks by newspaper boys. The paper focused on human interest stories and sensationalism and by 1836 was the largest seller in America. Priced at a fraction of the price of the elite 6 cent newspapers that dominated the market, the Sun was affordable and accessible to all, a move that made the free press a true friend of the people at the time because they were dealing with a recession and a cholera pandemic at the time.</p>