Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2026-07-02

News; birthdays/events; we talked about cliches in movies (baguette in grocery bag, etc)...but what about TV commercials?...how many of these do you notice?; word of the day. News; game: mindtrap; phrases that annoy you (list); do you decorate your porch for July 4th? News; game: songs with "Rose" in the title; 2026 TV hall of fame shows; if you could only eat 1 fruit/1 vegetable all Summer long...what would it be? News; game: guess that tune of which Brad reads the lyrics; prevent motion sickness songs; goodbye/fun facts....Made In The USA Day spotlights American manufacturing and encourages consumers to prioritize domestically produced goods, supporting local jobs and strengthening the national economy. It also recognizes and supports the hard work, innovation, and quality that define American manufacturers. Labels on products that signify the country of origin are regulated by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). While these labels are mandatory for imported goods, only some products made in America — for example, automobiles, furs, textiles, and wool — must have the labels. But what exactly makes a product eligible for the 'Made in the USA' stamp? Well, when "all or virtually all" of the product is made in the United States, the brand can ask for a 'Made in the USA' label and the product becomes 'American-made.'