{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2026-04-03","description":"News; birthdays\/events; professor at Cornell Univercity has a unique way to deal with AI; word of the day. News; a journalism professor saves $3,000 a year by doing one simple thing; game: King's English TV guide; if you got 'dropped in the woods'...how many of these things would you be able to do? (list: Ashley vs Brad) News; "Easter eggs" in movies\/TV shows; game: scattergories; do you think your dog actually understands specific things you say? News; have you ever called the cops on your neighbors? what would have to happen for you to call?; game: 3 word TV show descriptions; goodbye\/fun facts....National Chocolate Mousse Day...The word \u201cmousse\u201d is French for \u201cfoam\u201d or \u201cfroth\u201d and it was first been created as a savory dish in France and may not have been turned into sweet desserts until many years later--with chocolate mousse being the most popular. There are many recipes for a chocolate mousse, all of them introducing different combinations of flavorings and toppings. One of the first written records of the appearance of chocolate mousse in the United States is actually from an exposition in New York City in 1892. Later on, the recipe for chocolate mousse started appearing in a \u201cHousekeepers Column\u201d in the 1897 edition of the Boston Globe. However, famed chef Julia Child is known as having created the perfect chocolate mousse, including unique flavors such as dark-brewed coffee, butter, bittersweet chocolate, eggs, dark rum, and vanilla extract. Yum!!! ","author_name":"Ashley and Brad Show","author_url":"http:\/\/www.ashleybradradio.com","html":"