There is always so much to see at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, but Andrea and Amy have each picked out five of their favorites for this episode. Then, they're joined by David Puckett of Comcast, to talk about some exciting new features available soon to all Comcast Xfinity customers in a sponsored interview.

Want to have a healthier family this year? We've got a fantastic guest on the show, nutritionist Kim Mazzella, who talks about how to make gradual changes and set realistic new year goals so that you don't get pushback from your kids or burn out!

We're talking with Amiyrah Martin in this encore episode about how she organizes her entire year in one day!

Have you finished your Christmas or Hanukkah shopping? We have tons of great last-minute gift ideas that can truly be done right before the holiday, or even on the holiday in most cases!

Road-tripping with your family? We've got tips!

This year Parenting Bytes put together a list of the best, hottest gifts for cooks, for the home, and kids of all ages! We've got dozens of unique ideas for everyone on your list.

Do you have a big family Thanksgiving dinner coming up? Or maybe another holiday? Big family gatherings can be tough, because of longstanding tensions between family members, energetic kids, and the effort involved in producing a big meal for a lot of people. We have a guest expert on to talk about avoiding some common minefields, setting boundaries, and maybe actually enjoying yourself!

Black Friday is almost here, are you ready? If you don't have a plan, you're likely to waste money and miss out on great deals! We brought in an expert from dealnews.com to talk about Black Friday shopping tips, including when is the best time to buy different kinds of products, how to organize for the shopping season, and whether Black Friday really is the best day to get deals.

Does making a holiday feast stress you out? Jack Bishop, who has been with America's Test Kitchen since the very beginning, has some great tips for holiday dinners, plus a fun new way to teach kids cooking skills!

Even though we're a year out from the next presidential election, "fake news" is already in the news, whether it's Russia trying to sway low-information voters, Facebook allowing political ads with blatant lies in them, or how our own president should be covered from a news standpoint. We've brought in an expert to tell us what we can do to make sure that we're media literate: Michelle Ciulla Lipkin, Executive Director of the National Association for Media Literacy Education. Plus, tips on what to do when you see other people spreading fake news.