Butterball Turkey Talk-Line expert Karen Wilcher joins Lisa Dent on the show to talk all things turkey. As a graduate of Butterball University, Karen offers her expertise to listeners just in time to preheat those ovens and prepare to set the table for Thanksgiving. For additional questions and any other turkey-related information, you can head over to Butterball.com or give them a call at 1-800-288-8372.

Lisa checks in on WGN Radio’s newsroom staff as Lauren Lapka, Mary Van De Velde and Kevin Wells tell Lisa what’s on their minds.

Leave the politics at the door this holiday season or your family might cancel on you. HuffPost Contributor Tiffany Torres Williams joins Lisa Dent on the show to remind people that they can cancel holiday plans with family due to politics and how to navigate those difficult and stressful conversations.

WGN-TV Meteorologist and the WGN Weekend Morning News weather anchor Tim Joyce, in for Demetrius Ivory, joins Lisa on the show to share his Thanksgiving weather forecast. Listen in while Tim also forewarns people who are traveling to other states for this holiday season and what to be prepared for.

Howard Tullman, American entrepreneur, venture capitalist, educator, writer, lecturer, and art collector, joins Lisa Dent to discuss how many employees who are Gen Z are not happy in their current roles and what you can can tell them to remind them to “be where your feet are.”

Dr. Hermene Hartman, Chicago media pioneer and founder of N’Digo, joins Lisa Dent to talk about her latest article concerning the fault of the Democratic Party in the latest election cycle. Hartman narrowed it down to a lack of a civil rights voice. While the Democrats lacked a public movement, the Republicans attached themselves to the MAGA movement which, to Hartman, made the difference.

Lisa Dent checks in with the newsroom to get their daily stories. Ranking Thanksgiving sides, the Blue Man Group, and the story behind reports of Brad Pitt fainting.

Paul E. Later, MD, neurologist at Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest Hospital, joins Lisa Dent to debunk a viral video regarding common medicines being responsible for an increased risk of dementia. Calling it an oversimplification of the effects of the medicines, Paul E. Later reinforces the idea that talking to your primary care physician is the best way to monitor, and regulate your medications.

Lisa checks in on WGN Radio’s newsroom staff as Lauren Lapka, Mary Van De Velde and Kevin Powell tell Lisa what’s on their minds.

Leila Schmidt, Intercultural Communication Coach & B2C Marketing Expert, joins Lisa Dent to talk all things Christkindlmarket. Listen in while Leila shares what visitors can expect when they visit the market this year.