Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2023-3-16

<p>news<br /> birthdays/events<br /> best silent alarm clocks...wait...what?<br /> americans don't like to share food or split the bill<br /> news<br /> why don't we like to try new foods when we eat out?<br /> game: prison commissary price is right<br /> is stress contagious?<br /> news<br /> do you put an age limit on easter egg baskets/hunts?<br /> game: everybody knows<br /> interesting uses for toothpicks<br /> news<br /> great ways to welcome spring<br /> reddit thread: people who need to get a life<br /> goodbye/fun facts....National Artichoke Hearts Day...Artichokes are from the Mediterranean and are one of the oldest foods in the world-the Greeks and Romans ate them in the 8th century! Today, we love eating them boiled, baked, steamed, grilled, fried, and every other which way.  ‘Artichoke’ comes from the word ‘articiocco’, which is a northern Italian variation of the old Spanish word ‘alcarchofa,’ which is, in turn, a variation of the Arabic word ‘al-ḵaršūfa.’...loosely translated means high arch stump..In addition to being super tasty, artichokes are so good for our bodies. They are rich in antioxidants and nutrients like vitamin C, folate, and magnesium</p>