We played the "Google Match Game" on Friday's show. The question? "Why is marijuana __________?"

We got some interesting matches and discussed those, in addition to some studies on marijuana use. Interesting stuff. Listen in.

How old do you feel? A new study claims that acting like you're younger can positively affect your health, and may lengthen your life expectancy! A bright spot, indeed!

On Friday's show, we told the story of one lucky duck, Peg. Find out why she's so remarkable by listening to "Moment of Whoa!"

Listener Submission: "During the holidays I had two encounters where customers had the attention of everyone in a store while they were dressing down an employee. I never opened my mouth and then I left and beat myself up for not stepping in. It's been two weeks now and I'm still disappointed in myself. What should you do when you are witnessing such a display of bad behavior?"

On Friday's "What Would Mama Do?", we had Mama Denise Vinson Arthur answer this question and she had some great tips on how to handle tricky situations like this one.

Got a question for the Mamas? Feel free to submit one on our website or by Facebook message, and they may just answer it on air! Our "What Would Mama Do?" segment is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company.

In case you missed Friday's installment of "The Top 3 Things You Need to Know Before Tomorrow", we discussed:
1) The drop in the number of Americans receiving food stamps
2) The man responsible in the Kate Steinle shooting, illegal immigrant Jose Ines Garcia Zarate, sentenced to time served
3) The FBI's investigation into the Clinton Foundation and "pay for play" political payouts

Rachel Maddow has the highest rated show on all of cable television, but does she make as much money as her male counterparts? Maybe or maybe not. Iceland has just made it illegal to pay women less than men for the same job. To enforce this, they require employers to report their salary structures to the government. Will this help or hurt in the long run? Listen in to last night's "Digging Deep" as we discuss the complications of forced gender pay equality.

On last night's "Top 3 Things You Need to Know Before Tomorrow", we discussed:
1) The Dow Jones 1,000 point record jump in 35 days - 24,000 to 25,000
2) Projections that employers plan to hire more people in 2018, jobs up
3) The rescinding of Obama-era policies by Jeff Sessions concerning legal marijuana on the federal level

Listener Submission: "I saw a story online saying that all the wonderful, traditional Disney Princess films are actually promoting sexual harassment. Every single princess should be waving her #metoo flag. Snow White and Sleeping Beauty were kissed by strange men while Belle was forced to follow the orders of an unattractive older man in power. Really? Has it come to this? Is there anything I enjoyed as a child that I can share with my daughters in this day and age?"

There are so many other things in this crazy world to worry about. At some point, you have to draw the line... and it might be at fairy tales. We had Mama Denise Vinson Arthur in the studio last night for "What Would Mama Do?" to tackle this listener submission.

Never tell yourself your vote doesn't matter, just one can make immeasurable impact. In a wild turn of events in Virginia, ONE VOTE toppled the balance of Republican and Democrat seats in the House of Delegates. We discussed this interesting case on last night's "Bright Spots".

Listener Submission: "You two talk about being positive and choosing happiness, but what if you are someone who is just prone to bad luck? What if life keeps dropping boulders on your head and you can't seem to get a break? Life has never been easy for me, but I don't want to keep living this life where I am constantly looking over my shoulder waiting for the next disaster to happen in my life. Any suggestions? I want to love my life."

Happiness is an inside job. If you keep looking for the negative, it's all you'll find. We spoke to the Mamas, Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur, on Wednesday's "What Would Mama Do?" and they had some great insights and motivation for this listener.