In this premiere episode, we welcome 31-year marriage veterans and business partners Dale and Donna Bishop. Watch as we put their long-term connection to the test with "Home Sweet Harmony: The Mortgage Newlywed Game."

Beyond the laughs and missed answers, Dale and Donna share deep insights from their decades of experience in the mortgage industry, debunking common home-buying myths and revealing what it’s really like to work as a husband-and-wife team .

The Game: Home Sweet Harmony

The Setup: Four rounds, three questions each, with a goal of reaching 10 points .

Round 1 Highlights: We find out that Donna views Dale as a "Sprawling McMansion" house style—though Dale disagreed . The couple ended the first round with zero points after mismatched answers on home improvement impulses and open house snacks .

Round 2 & 3: The couple finally gets on the board by agreeing that Donna is the one who reads the fine print . We also learn about the Bishops' household quirks, including the name of their vacuum, "Dusty" .

The Result: tune in to find out!

Key Insights & Mortgage Tips:

"The 20% Myth: Donna debunks the idea that you need a 20% down payment. Options exist for as low as 3% for conventional loans, 3.5% for FHA, and $0 down for VA and USDA loans.

Working as a Team: Dale and Donna discuss their transition from the retail world to working together, emphasizing the importance of trust and "staying in your lane" to be successful.

The Third Generation: A milestone for the Bishops—they are now helping the third generation (grandparents, parents, and now the children) of the same families finance their homes.

Reducing Anxiety: Donna explains her "reverse engineering" process via Zoom calls to help first-time buyers understand their budget and goals without "sticker shock".

Welcome to a very special and bittersweet day. This is the series finale of Make Your Day Richer TV! It has been an incredible journey, and I wanted our final guest to be someone who truly embodies the spirit of honesty and finding purpose.

Now, many of you know Matt Check as a career musician with a catalog of amazing Americana and country rock albums. But he’s here today to talk about his new memoir, a book where he truly 'put it all out there'. It has one of the most unique premises I’ve ever seen: it's written as an imagined conversation with the legendary author Philip Roth.

In this episode, we discuss:

The Philip Roth Connection: Matthew explains the unique conceit of his memoir—an imagined conversation with the late, great Philip Roth.

Manhattan in the Mid-Aughts: We look back at the "cringe" and the struggle of his 20s.11 Years of Recovery: Matthew shares his journey through recovery and how he makes sense of past failures.

Finding the Humor: Why he used his father’s "ridiculous" sayings as a source of comic relief in an otherwise heavy story.

BIG NEWS TOMORROW ABOUT WHAT'S NEXT!

I am so excited to be talking with Hilary Momberger Powers. You might recognize her voice—she started her career at just five years old as the voice of Sally Brown in the Peanuts cartoons!

Hilary shares the fascinating story of her life, which she describes as a 'cauldron' or 'soup' filled with the good, the bad, and everything in between.

In this episode, we discuss:

• The Early Years: What it was like to be a child voice actor for one of the most famous cartoon franchises in history.

• The "Helga" Alter-Ego: Hilary explains her 'turbo' personality that she calls Helga and how she learned to embrace her.

• Finding Gratitude: Why she spends every morning in bed practicing gratitude for even the smallest things.

• Self-Acceptance: Why she stopped 'driving in the rearview mirror' and learned to love the woman she has become.

Jump into the chat and tell us your favorite Peanuts memory!

I'm sitting down with Jeffry Krafft, artist, educator, and creator of  @thecompletepaintertv Jeffry shares his journey from teaching in galleries to producing his own public access TV show, and how a chance encounter led him to discover the magic of creating art for broadcast.Often compared to Bob Ross, Jeffry opens up about the challenges of living under that shadow, the reality of mistakes in painting, and why persistence—not perfection—is the true secret to creativity. He explains how layers, patience, and problem-solving transform a blank canvas into something extraordinary, and why anyone can learn to paint with the right guidance.From teaching at universities and art centers to hosting sip-and-paint nights, Jeffry’s mission is clear: to help people step away from screens, embrace the arts, and discover the joy of making something with their own hands.Stay tuned for insights on technique, creativity, and the life-changing power of picking up a brush.

Bonnie Clevering, legendary Hollywood hairstylist and author of "Continuity" is here! With a career spanning over 50 years and more than 120 film and television projects, Bonnie shares stories from her time at MGM Studios, her work with icons like Julia Roberts, Brad Pitt, Al Pacino, and even Elvis Presley, and the meticulous art of maintaining continuity on set. Bonnie opens up about her journey from Florida to Hollywood, the challenges of breaking into the union, and the creative spark that fueled her career. She recounts unforgettable moments—like nearly singeing Elvis’s famous pompadour and attending Priscilla Presley’s baby shower—that reveal the human side of life behind the camera. Her book "Continuity" explores not only the technical demands of hairstyling for film but also the deeper theme of continuity in life itself. Now at 84, Bonnie reflects on her legacy, her joy in seeing readers embrace her memoir, and her exciting new chapter as a film producer. Stay tuned until the end for a playful game of Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow—where Bonnie proves that even Hollywood legends love a good laugh.

Jacquelynn Wolfheart, the creative force behind Midnight Masquerade and the children’s album Bad Day Blues (released under her whimsical alter ego, Pixie Faerun) is here!

Jacquelynn opens up about her journey from writing poems and kids’ stories to transforming them into music, her unexpected path into recording two albums in just weeks, and the deeply personal inspirations behind her songs.

She shares how her background in psychology and storytelling shaped her children’s music, why one track reminded her of Taylor Swift, and how her supportive partner helped her embrace the dream of making art simply for joy. From love songs to trauma bonds, from playful fairy tales to empowering messages for kids, Jacquelynn’s work is all about connection, courage, and creativity.

Stay tuned until the end for a fun rapid-fire game of Sing or Fling—and discover why Wolfheart’s music is resonating with listeners of all ages.

I'm joined by author Norman Woolworth, who brings historical mystery to life with his latest book, The Bolden Cylinder! This book is the second in his Bruno Abelard series, set in New Orleans.

What we discuss:

• Buddy Bolden: The fascinating, tragic figure known as 'the first jazz player' whose peak was at the turn of the 20th century, but who left no known recordings. We discuss how he rose to be known as 'King Bolden' before his life ended in a sanitarium.

• The Book's Mystery: Norman explains how his character, the curmudgeonly antiques dealer Bruno Abelard, and a detective friend uncover the mystery surrounding Bolden.

• Historical Mystery Genre: The conversation touches on how Norman uses flashbacks to historical points and makes the city of New Orleans a character unto itself.

• BONUS: We play the game, "Jazz or Jive!"

Jump into the chat and let us know your favorite historical mystery!

I’m talking with my new friend, Ennis Pepper, who is doing incredible work with the Agape Dental Ministry.

Ennis explains why this nonprofit is so vital: it is the only standalone dental charity operating in Mecklenburg County. They provide comprehensive dental services to people who need care but cannot afford it or do not have insurance—all at no cost to the patient.

In this powerful conversation, we discuss:

• The huge impact a simple smile can have, especially when people are seeking employment or need better confidence.

• How Agape Dental Ministry is flexible with qualification requirements to ensure people who truly need the help receive it.

• The urgent need for volunteer dentists (especially retired professionals!) to help them fulfill their mission.

• How you can get involved by calling the executive administrator, Becky Faircloth.

Jump into the chat and thank Ennis for supporting such important work!

I'm joined by the incredibly fun and inspiring Merit Kahn, who is here to talk about her one-woman comedy show, Optimistic Personality Disorder!Merit shares the hilarious story of how she was inspired to put "write a one-woman comedy show" on her list of 50 things to do before turning 50. She describes the show as a way to look back at difficult parts of her life and rewrite them as a comedy set to change her future!We also discuss how Merit, who is primarily a keynote speaker for sales and leadership audiences, uses the stories and anecdotes from her comedy sets in her business programs. Plus, she tells us about the timeline exercise she leads in her programs to help others turn their own challenges into new possibilities.Jump into the chat and let us know what part of your story you would turn into a comedy set!

Ray Scott from Greater Things Ministry is discussing his ambitious holiday mission: to provide every foster child in South Carolina with a brand-new pair of shoes . Ray shares his goal to raise over $240,000 to give 3,500 kids a $65 shopping pass to Shoe Show, ensuring each child gets to choose the shoes they want and own something that is truly theirs . Find out how you can help them hit their December 20th deadline at greaterthingsministry.com .

THEN

Richard Moon is talking about his historical fantasy novel, To Conquer Death. Richard explains the massive global event that inspired his book: the mysterious Bronze Age Collapse . He shares his transition from screenwriting to novel writing, stating that his latest idea was simply "too big" for a script, and how this shift has allowed him to build a more expansive world.