Scott Brown with Edgewater Family Wealth joins us to talk about how often you should visit your financial adviser: once a year before retirement, two-times a year if you are retired. He also discusses the troubles involved when folks try to diversify their portfolio with different brokers. Scott also shares whether whole life insurance is a good investment product. He wraps things up by announcing his upcoming events around Central Florida.

Jim kicks off a new year of Whatd'ya Do That's New with his offering of Tool "The Pot" Best of Reactions Compilation. Jim, Jack, and Deborah then share their reactions after watching the video before Deborah shares her selection for the following week. See all of the previous Master Lists at www.JimColbertLive.com.

Brandon Kravitz from 96.9 The Game comes and talks sports. He kicks things off by covering the college football championships before moving on to the NFL, including Brandon's pick for which teams he thinks will be in the Super Bowl. He wraps things up by covering the Orlando Magic and the return of Paolo Banchero.

This episode covers best bites: The most memorable Orlando plates restaurant critic Faiyaz Kara enjoyed last year.

Dani Meyering, with Orlando Date Night Guide, covers the plethora of options for couples to get out and try something new happening all over Central Florida this weekend. Despite the cold weather, Dani shares a couple of outdoor events, including a movie under the stars. She also talks about a local brewery's rib event and a chance to dress up as an Austin Powers character while watching the first two Austin Powers movies in Sanford for only $5 per person. Get more date night ideas at www.orlandodatenightguide.com/things-to-do-22853/

Rauce Padgett, from the podcast Good Sauce with Rauce and Joel, shares how his Christmas did not go as planned and what was behind it. He also unveils a new segment in tonight's Episode 38, and when you can see him do stand up.

In this episode, Scott Maxwell, Columnist for the Orlando Sentinel, once again tackles Florida's insurance crisis and what he thinks lawmakers need to do to fix it. Scott also talks about the speculation that former Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz may run for Governor of Florida, and who says his platform will focus on Florida's insurance crisis.

Scott Brown with Edgewater Family Wealth joins us for the first episode of 2025. Scott kicks things off by reminding folks that they won't be getting rich quick in 2025, just like last year, especially if investing in risky ventures, like Bitcoin. Scott also covers why you need to be careful when pulling money out of an account but don't take into consideration how that could affect your Social Security, taxes, etc. Scott also announces new seminars that Edgewater Family Wealth will be hosting around Central Florida designed for the person trying to acquire wealth, as well as for the individual who is getting ready to retire.

Threatlocker CEO and Co-Founder Danny Jenkins joins us to discuss the latest in cyber security threats, including WiFi Pineapples, which can impersonate a wireless network and even be sent by mail. Danny also discusses where it's safe to plug in your phone to charge, and it's actually few and far between. He also shares why working remotely leaves you and your company vulnerable, and for added security, how parents should consider having a separate WiFi network from their children. Find out more at www.threatlocker.com.

Brandon Kravitz from 96.9 The Game covers the final regular week of the NFL, including the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who will host the Washington Commanders in the Wild Card Round of the NFL Playoffs at Raymond James Stadium. He also talks about how the Miami Dolphins lost their season finale and are out of the playoffs. Brandon also gives us his take on Dolphins' wide receiver, Tyreek Hill, who said after Miami lost their season finale, 'I'm out." He also shares the latest update on the Orlando Magic, and when injured players might return to the sidelines.