News; birthdays/events; when your kids were in preschool...what did they think you did for a living?; word of the day.

News; game: general trivia; crazy baseball plays; would you/have you ever lied for a friend?

News; game: missing film title fill in the blank; are you packing lighter when you travel by air? 5-4-3-2-1 rule; would you like your phone to help you take pics like a professional photographer?

News; game: Brad guesses songs from the 80s; we talked about how smells impact us the other day...a new study has found the best smelling cities!; goodbye/fun facts....National Arbor Day always falls on the last Friday in April, but many states observe Arbor Day on different dates throughout the year based on their best tree planting times. The day got its start in the American state of Nebraska when a journalist named Julius Sterling Morton proposed that his fellow Nebraskans would plant trees to show appreciation for nature and the environment. The first Arbor Day was celebrated in 1872 and the idea grew from there. Just like other plants, trees are amazing providers of oxygen that keep the world going. Trees afford us many pleasures. In the spring, their buds let us know warmer weather is on the way. Their summer leaves provide ample shade on a hot day. Have you ever joyfully jumped into a pile of crisp colorful leaves in the fall? And in the winter, tree branches offer shelter to wildlife.