News; birthdays/events; have you ever ended up on the internet/viral post because you were in the background of someone's video/selfie?; word of the day.

News; alternative ideas for Easter baskets because candy is so expensive and not super healthy; have you ever reported something "stolen" but it turns out you accidentally had it the whole time? (funny story); game: March madness trivia.

News; how do you decide if your day was 'successful'?; if an 'expert' reviews something...how much weight do you put in it?; game: baseball mascot trivia.

News; game: name these bands; when you have guests in town but it also spring break...do you try to avoid "touristy" things?; goodbye/fun facts....national paella day. The term "paella" derives from the Old French word "paelle", meaning pan which is how it was cooked. Considered by many to be the national dish of Spain, paella originated, as many traditional dishes do, as "peasant" food — a rice dish prepared by workers in the field over an open fire and made with rice, meat, or fish...basically whatever food was available. Many countries and regions have their own recipes and variations, it can be made using any meat or fish...however, according to gastrophiles, (aka foodies) the best paellas are made in Spain, on the beach, with fresh seafood.

News; birthdays/events; food fight!!! dress codes at restaurants...yes or no?; word of the day.

News; game: Mr. Spock/Star Trek trivia (live long and prosper day); I'd rather have my wisdom teeth pulled than (fill in the blank)?; Easter Eggs...fun ideas for the adults.

News; game: songs that have "oh" in the title; Ebaums list of clear signs someone isn't a good person; MLB stadium foods 2026.

News; game: songs that have "oh" in the title part 2; the day of the month you were born on indicates some of your traits; goodbye/fun facts....Major League Baseball opening day-- All 30 MLB teams are in action as it celebrates Opening Day! On February 2, 1876 Club owners meet at New York's Grand Central Hotel to form the National League of Professional Base Ball Clubs, creating the structure that evolves into modern Major League Baseball. The first Major League Baseball game ever played was on April 22, 1876. In the sport's first years, teams would start their seasons on different dates but the league soon realized it was better for the marketing of the game to pick one opening day for all the teams. Today...even if you don't want to or can't attend a game in person...every game is available live on MLB.TV (local and national blackout restrictions apply). The only no-hitter in Opening Day history belongs to Bob Feller of the Cleveland Indians on April 16, 1940...is just one of many fun facts about mlb opening day".

News; birthdays/events; HR managers say this "politically incorrect" thing still happens at offices...have you ever done it?; word of the day.

News; would you cut up soap and put it in your yard to repel pests?; game: what year was it?; have you (or would you) use a drone for delivery?

News; are your friends your same age or do you have really young or really old friends?; game: mind the gap part 1;
game: mind the gap part 2.

News; do you have any of the "ugly" personality traits?; embarassing jobs...would you tell people you did something else?; goodbye/fun facts....International Waffle Day. Waffles came to Sweden near the early 1600s and quickly spread to nearby lands. They were often eaten with jams and fruits, establishing themselves as a beloved treat to be eaten at all times of the day. The day itself is the result of a mispronunciation that brought two holidays together. In Sweden, Waffle Day is known as Våffeldagen, which sounded a lot like Vårfrudagen a day that celebrated the Virgin Mary's conception. Because of this lingual connection, it became customary for Swedish families to celebrate Vårfrudagen by eating waffles on Our Lady Day--which is March 25. In 1839, the Belgian waffle was created much thicker than regular waffles and with deeper grids so they hold more butter and syrup!

News; birthdays/events; psychologists say these types of behaviors are draining; word of the day.

News; cute/random/whimsical habits you have (list); game: 80's lyrics read by Brad; current list of most stolen cars.

News; you've heard of film critics and food critics...would you be good at being a professional critic?..there are 3 new jobs for you!; game: songs with states in the title; have you/would you flip a coin to make a big decision? what about this old school suggestion?

News; we talked about our favorite things about Spring...what's your least favorite?; game: movie password;
goodbye/fun facts....National Cocktail Day ...a way to savor a beverage at the end of a long workday or a night out with friends. Many people believe that cocktails originated in the U.S. While this is partly true, cocktails were actually inspired by British punches from the 18th century. British punches were big bowls of spirits mixed with fruit juice, spice, and other flavors. Cocktails became especially popular after alcohol was prohibited in the United States from 1920 to 1933 ironically....hence the advent of the speakeasy. You can find mixology classes too...you will learn more about how and why ingredients are combined the way they are.

News; birthdays/events; did your parents make you sit at the table for hours because you refused to eat a certain food?; word of the day.

News; Ashley thought her dog pooped in her car...sfa; game: quiz; game: feud.

News; Aussie slang terms; when you hear about 'tricks in the kitchen' are you tempted to try them?; IWP...injured while parenting--what's your funny story?

News; have you heard of the 'stress laxative'?; game: calendar trivia; goodbye/fun facts....National Puppy Day celebrates that most adorable of our four-footed friends, the baby canine...It doesn't matter the breed or gender, all puppies are the perfect solution to a terrible day. The day also brings awareness to the need for care of and homes for orphaned pups as well as to educate people about puppy mills across the country. Puppies are a big responsibility...so keep that in mind if you plan on getting one! There are lots of other ways that you can celebrate National Puppy Day as well. If you have your own puppy, you can try to teach it new tricks, you can take them to the park or for an extra long walk, or you can make a donation to an animal shelter...or all of the above!

News; birthdays/events; when millenials/gen z have to identify or use "old" tech; word of the day ANNIVERSARY!

News; how long does it take you to get ready to go out vs getting ready for work?; game: bad dad Spring jokes; how often are "voluntold" to do things at work?

News; aside from music festivals--what are some fun/unique festivals you've been to or would like to attend (beer festivals, seafood festivals, etc); game: songs with phones in them; if people give their opinions for free on Yelp etc...why would a company pay $5,000 for your opinion?

News; first day of Spring...what are you looking foward to?; game: Spring word ladder; goodbye/fun facts....Won't You Be My Neighbor Day is celebrated every year on March 20. The day honors, celebrates, and appreciates the late Fred Rogers, the immensely popular host of the preschool TV series "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" which ran from 1968 to 2001. Although it has not aired for the past 21 years, many people still consider "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" as the standard by which they measure all other kids' shows. In 1984 Rogers donated his red sweater to the Smithsonian National Museum of American History....in fact, Rogers' mother knitted all the sweaters he wore for the show.

News; birthdays/events; Buzzfeed list: popular beliefs in society that maybe we should revisit/revamp; word of the day.

News; what bad table manners have you seen?; do you eat in the shower? how about video calls in the tub? (weird things we do in the bathroom); game: prison commissary price is right.

News; there are a lot of issues in the world...but we need to get rid of daylight saving time and we need to bring back toys in cereal boxes!!!; is it ok to use one of your neighbors trash cans?; game: March Madness quiz.

News; do you check the expiration date on items in your medicine cabinet? maybe you should!; game: general trivia;
goodbye/fun facts....goodbye/fun facts....National Let's Laugh Day on March 19th reminds us to add a little humor to our day. It's never good to be serious all the time and letting the laughter bubble up from time to time is good for all of us! We have all heard the saying, "Laughter is the best medicine." This is the day to take your medicine. Studies have shown that laughter may boost your immune system, relieve tension and help you relax. There are even classes called "laughter yoga" which engage the abdominal muscles, lungs, arms, and facial muscles. Watch videos of babies and people laughing...

News; birthdays/events; do you consider your 'carbon footprint' when you order things online?; word of the day.

News; game: NHL trivia; 1st world problems...new toilet paper trends; what elementary school kids want to be taught in school (list)

News; can you pass this mobility test?; game: Mind the Gap 1; game: Mind the Gap 2.

News; what's a small life hack that works for you everytime? (list); Esquire has a list of rules that every man should follow; goodbye/fun facts....National Awkward Moments Day. Awkward moments are one of the most universal human experiences-- but today we celebrate of all those times when we've said or done something that we wish we could immediately undo because it's just so embarrassing! You know those social slip-ups and cringe-worthy situations...but they usually make for great stories later. In 1872 Charles Darwin publishes "The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals," giving one of the first scientific accounts of blushing as a physical sign of social self‑consciousness. The 1984 John Hughes film Sixteen Candles puts teen awkwardness on the big screen...and in 1999 'cringe comedy' is part of TV shows like The Office and Curb Your Enthusiasm.