Connecticut Lottery’s President and CEO Frank Suarez joins Anna and Raven to discuss the newest scratch off ticket, UCONN Championship Cash! Also, how much Connecticut residents have won over the last year and how you can play now right from your phone!

This afternoon Kevin got a sneak preview at CT Lottery's new UConn Championship Cash Scratch ticket. Over $3.5 million in total cash prizes up for grabs, including 3 top prizes of $50,000! Frank Suarez from CT Lottery stopped by to tell us all about it. 

They also discuss how you can play various games on your phone now, all the ways different winners react to big payouts, and what's more exciting? Winning draw games like Powerball OR instant cash on a scratch ticket. 

Adam Broderick, owner of Adam Broderick Salon, met with Anna and Raven to share the services and products that you can get to spoil your loved on! Visit him in one of his two local salons or online AdamBroderick.com! 

Anna got to talk with Finn Ryder, who will be playing as Harry Potter in Harry Potter and The Cursed Child! Find out what Broadway skills they are bringing to the show and how they were trained to fly!

In preparation for rappelling down the M&T Bank building in Bridgeport on Saturday, Anna & Raven talked with Genieve Joseph from The Wakeman Boy & Girls Club. 

This coming Saturday, Anna will be rappelling down the M&T Bank building in Bridgeport for a good cause. Anna & Raven talked with CEO Sabrina Smeltz from The Wakeman Boys & Girls Club to find out all about their organization and how much they do for their community. 

Will we have a Subway Series between the Mets and the New York Yankees? Baseball columnist Laura Albanese from Newsday explains what might happen in the podcast.

If you dislike your child's boyfriend/girlfriend, should you express that to them? What do the experts say? Wynter Warshaw is a marriage and family therapist, and she has advice on how to handle the situation. Her take in the podcast. Find Wynter at YouAreComplete.com.

If you missed the Couple’s Court earlier this week, parents had a disagreement about whether it was wrong of their 10-year-old to throw away his “2nd place” trophy because he thought it was a pity trophy and was upset that he didn’t win first. Mom says that he needs to learn that it’s okay to be second, Dad disagreed. What do the experts say? Wynter Warshaw is a marriage and family therapist, and she has advice on how to handle the situation. Get them in the podcast. Find Wynter at YouAreComplete.com.

If your child's dream is to not attend college and pursue an acting career, what would you say about that? We talked to Wynter Warshaw, a marriage and family therapist, to see how this situation should be handled. Find Wynter at YouAreComplete.com.