Jim Ryan, ABC News Correspondnet, joined Arizona's Morning News to help us prevent the Thanksgiving political conflict before it begins. We all know that one family member who just can't keep their opinions to themselves.

Back on this day in 2013, Disney released "Frozen". The film would become one of Disney's most fmaous, winning an academy award for best anumated feature film and a grammy for best song written for visual media.

Julian Parades with AAA Arizona joined Arizona's Morning News to give us an insight into what we should expect as we travel to visit family for the holidays. Parades says this is a record breaking travel year.

Tim Werth, tech editor at Mashable, joined Arizona's Morning News for the weekly Tech Tuesday segment. This week, Tim covered all the latest black Friday deals you need to know about.

ABC's Karen Travers joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about the pentagon launching a "thorough review" into Sen. Mark Kelly over hid video to troops, telling them they can refuse illegal orders.

ABC's Josh Margolin joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about the recent death of 18-year-old Anna Kepner, who was killed on a Carinval cruise ship. Her stepbrother is suspected in her death.

Back on this day in 1991, Freddie Mercury passed away. Mercury gained global fame as the lead singer of the rock ban "Queen" and is regarded as one of the greatest singers in rock music history. Mercury died just one day after publicly annoucing he had AIDS.

Arizona's Morning News reporter, Colton Krolak, joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about the first ever FDA approved device that can replace damaged heart valves in patients too sick for traditional surgery.

For this weeks "Money Monday" segment, Evan Taylor, Associate Professor of Economics at U of A, joins Arizona's Morning News to talk about what an $100,000 salary used to look like just a few years ago. Evan also discusses the posibility of us entering a recesssion.

ABC News Correspondent, Jim Ryan, joined Arizona's Morning News to discuss some of the world's most famous actors deciding to partner with ElevenLabs. ElevenLabs is a tech company that will license famous voices and make AI generated verisons of them for advertisers, filmmakers and gaming companies.