Have a knack for trivia? Well, so does Brooke… Try to answer as many questions right as you can in 30 seconds. If you answer more correctly than Brooke, you win 100 bucks! Good luck!

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Today’s Phone Tap victim recently got a noise complaint in her own apartment for being loud while watching the Bachelor. We heard what she said and she’s not gonna like what we have to say about it...

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Imagine coming home to surprise your partner only to find out that they’re in bed with someone else.. Ouch. This segment is all about you telling us your worst cheating story EVER. Ready to call your significant other out? We definitely are.

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Brooke's kid has a morbid imagination, Jose was the worst passenger on a flight, Alexis found a shopping hack, and Jeffrey has a new safety buddy. It's time to go around the room and share What's On Our Minds!

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What’s the #1 thing you look for in a partner?

Brooke always tells me she chose her husband because of his “big wrists” which make it difficult for him the slip the handcuffs he’s wearing most of the time…….. but I’m not here to talk about Brooke’s fun-dungeon……. because 2,000 people were recently surveyed and asked to name the top things they look for in a person when it comes to dating them exclusively.

Surprisingly… “Good looks” did not make the Top 10, it was #11.

You need to tell me the top four traits people seek in a long term partner.

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Susan from Berrien Community Foundation and Diane Young from Sisters from Another Mother discuss vaccine hesitancy in the Black and Latinx communities and how community organizations are coming together to answer questions and help residents make informed