Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2023-4-7

<p>news<br /> birthdays/events<br /> what are some hard 'facts of life' that we all need to face<br /> word of the day<br /> news<br /> real simple magazine question...what recent changes have you made to live more sustainably?<br /> things women pay attention to that guys really don't seem to.  true or no<br /> game: 5 year old trivia<br /> news<br /> reddit...unspoken social rules<br /> funny kids tantrums<br /> game: getting to know you<br /> news<br /> what jobs did you you used to hire out that you now do yourself...or vice versa?<br /> have you ever ruined your laundry by leaving something in the pocket?  a man in spain blew up a landromat!<br /> goodbye/fun facts....International Snail Papers Day...a.k.a....newspapers. The name comes from the fact that in the age of digital news and social media, they end up reporting news very late by comparison.  but newspapers remain a popular way to consume news for many people.  Written news has a long history which can be traced back to the Roman empire in 59 BC.  Historians believe that ‘Acta Diuma,’ a piece of hand-carved news on a stone or metal sheet, is credited to be the first medium of regular written news updates to the Romans.  The first printed newspaper was first.  The cost of newspapers fell after the advent of advertising in the 19th Century, and it could be afforded by a much wider population.introduced in the 17th Century in Europe...Founded in 1801 by Alexander Hamilton, the New York Post is the oldest continuously published daily newspaper in the U.S.</p>