We have seen millions walk away from jobs during the Great Resignation of 2021. What if you could get back into the work-force with a six figure job  -- even if you don't have a fancy college degree? Ida Byrd-Hall, the CEO of Automation Workz in Detroit, was on the Rick Dayton Show on New Year's Eve to say it is possible -- and many times, their best success stories are women who are very god problem solvers.

He has opened for the Grateful Dead, 50 Cent. The Dave Matthews Band and Pharrell Williams. Tonight Byron Nash and the Byron Nash Trio will be the headline act for First Night Pittsburgh. How did he become a rising star in the music world? Rick Dayton asked him on Friday's show just a few hours before his big show in his adopted hometown of Pittsburgh.

New Year's Eve is upon us, and Sarah Aziz, the director of First Night Pittsburgh joins Rick to give him the scoop on what's happening downtown as the ball drops.

What if we thought about our relationship with money the way we think about food.  If we binge on Christmas cookies and goodies it means a tough diet to work off the weight. The same thing is true with our money. If we spend out of control over the holidays, we find ourselves saddled with big credit card bills in January. Rich Friesen's latest book is called "A Private Conversation with Money: Experience the 10 Keys to Financial Freedom." Friesen was Rick Dayton's guest on Thursday afternoon.

Champagne? Wine? Cocktails? Beer? What is the best beverage for New Year's Eve? What do you do for those who don't drink or those underage? Jim Laughren, a Certified Wine Educator says it is all a matter of personal choice. He was Rick Dayton's guest on Thursday afternoon and has some wonderful suggestions of what to put in your glass on New Year's Eve. He is a published author with several books including "50 Ways to Love Wine More."