Examples of this ASH top audio genre include "Take Five" by Dave Brubek or "Hallelujah, I Love Her So", the song which Alice & Ferny wowed their wedding guests to during their first dance.

Known anatomically as the combination of the radius & ulna, Alice fractured this body part after following Ferny's advice to snowboard down a closed trail.

Before moving out to the Brooklyn 'burbs, Alice & Fern put roots down in this NYC hotspot and experienced some of their biggest milestones to date, like the coronation of King Henry & tying the knot.

Starring Steve Martin & Diane Keaton as Henry & Nancy Clark, this movie is an all-time ASH favorite (despite being a box office flop) and depicts two lovebirds, who are definitely NOT in a rut, trying to find their way around the Big Apple after first being rerouted through Alice's hometown.

This city, the capital of Lombardia, is where Alice studied more about food, shopping & wine than the classes she was tasked with taking abroad and is the root of her love for homemade pasta and cannolis.

Due to her love of the finer Italian goods, your host included, Alice moved here to ensure she was only steps away when a craving hit for a pastry from Mike, which was typically joined by the wafting scent of "sigari".

This artist, who shares a birthday with Big Al and also turns 32 today, is best known for her hit songs "Good as Hell" and "Truth Hurts".

This pastime, Alice's one true "love", is on display annually when Al & Fern make the pilgrimage up to Flushing Meadows, Queens for a few matches between the world's best.

This neighborhood abutting the Hudson River served as Alice's first NYC home above a barbecue restaurant once co-owned by Justin Timberlake.

This 1986 comedic gem stars America's favorite Covid-19 celebrity survivor and depicts a couple who buy a country mansion outside of NYC for a bargain price before eventually realizing its many "quirks", such as collapsable chimneys, staircases and bathtubs.

This country's stamp on the passport in early 2018 included bowls of biryani in Hyderabad, tea plantations in the hills of Munnar and a cruise down the canals of Kochi.

It was here that Alice first lived after moving out on her own post-college, in a brownstone which included an in-room faucet and a sketchy ladder to the rooftop through the ceiling of another roommate's bedroom.

This movie, which nobody else has ever seen and tells the story of a girls trip to Myrtle Beach in the Summer of 1963, was given in DVD form to Alice as a gift on the morning of their wedding by her soon-to-be husband, who is also very handsome and great at organizing birthday Zooms, we might add.

A destination that had been missing from Alice's travel itinerary for the first 30+ years of her life until she finally bit the bullet and had a magical experience at this original West coast locale.

From the comforts of home in Cambridge, Alice took off in the Fall of 2006 for here, where the on-campus housing was known more for being "thirsty" than that of higher learning.