Listener Sue has some advice for Kendra on how to keep her new car - looking like a new car...

Kendra FINALLY was able to trade in her previous car (that was so small that her kids literally had to bend down to get inside). Now that she has a nice new SUV: How long will it take for her car to be destroyed by food, dirt and all the things that kids and a big family bring in? Sue gives her 6 months in the "New Car Honeymoon Phase."

Sue and Kendra have devoured 4 pizzas in a matter of minutes. Thanks to Avellinos in Medford for this cheese day save!!

Sue challenged Kendra to go 40 days without any cheese - and Kendra did it! To celebrate - they wanted to have pizzas because that's Kendra's favorite. HUGE THANK YOU to Avellino's in Medford for making and delivering 4 pizzas to our door at 9am.

Every morning at 7:30, YOU will have a chance to 'place your bet' on how many questions (out of 5) Kendra will get right based on the topic of the day. If your number guess matches with her correct number of answers, you win!

The Cheese Challenge is over! Today is the day that Kendra can finally EAT cheese... the only problem is that our pizza plan fell through so now Sue and Kendra need to find a pizza delivery by 8am!

Sue and Kendra need to find a pizza place that will deliver to them before the show is over so the listeners called in with some ideas..

40 days ago Sue bet Kendra that if she went until April 5 (Easter) without any cheese, then she would pay her $5 a day... totaling $200. Kendra did it!! So today is the day that she can finally EAT cheese... the only problem is that our pizza plan fell through so now we are on the hunt for a pizza delivery by 8am!

Every week, Sue and Kendra highlight local men and women who make our city stronger with their big hearts, bold ideas, and that unmistakable Boston spirit. Today-- on Opening Day ay Fenway Park, they talked with David Littlefield who has been known for over 30 years as a staple outside Fenway: THE SAUSAGE GUY. His food and his connection to the Boston community runs deep.

Every week, Sue and Kendra highlight local men and women who make our city stronger with their big hearts, bold ideas, and that unmistakable Boston spirit. Today-- on Opening Day ay Fenway Park, they talked with David Littlefield who has been known for over 30 years as a staple outside Fenway: THE SAUSAGE GUY. His food and his connection to the Boston community runs deep.