Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2026-04-23

News; birthdays/events; does the subscription template work better for you if it's unlimited?; word of the day. News; aromas leave footprints on our minds...both good and bad...what are yours?; if you love taco tuesday...there is 1 that is going to be the biggest of the year!; game: mashup game that starts with T. News; what are our least favorite sounds? (nails on a chalkboard came in at #2); if you looked like a celebrity...would you want to become their "impersonator" as a job?; game: last names that contain 'ton'. News; it's garage sale time! have you every gotten into an argument at one?; game: William Shakespeare trivia;  goodbye/fun facts....national english muffin day...Known simply as a muffin in the United Kingdom, the English muffin is reportedly the first to have emerged from Wales in 900 A.D. A derivative of Bara brith bread, which is a tea-flavored dough mix, the English muffin was and still is a common and cheaply manufactured food. In 1880 Samuel Bath Thomas opened his bakery in New York City. He emigrated from Plymouth, England, in 1875. Using his mother's recipe, he began baking the delicious breakfast sides and sold them to hotels and grocery stores. The English muffin, and the process in which it is made, leaves its closest baked cousin, the crumpet. In 1972, McDonalds introduced one of its staple breakfast items, with an English muffin as its delivery system, the 'McMuffin'.