The Anna and Raven Show

Anna wants to go SCARY this year for Halloween decorations but there's one small problem! Is she tempting fate with all of this talk about demon babies?

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Anna and Raven go over the good news in their lives, including the news that a lottery winner from Connecticut came through and claimed their prize!

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Raven has won over 3 weeeks straight worth of games during Can't Beat Raven, can the tag team of Lisa and Joe take him down?

They have booked a villa in Tuscany for their family next summer. They've had it planned for their 40th wedding anniversary for the last two years. One problem- their daughter is going through a divorce with her husband and they want to un-invite their soon to be ex-son-in-law. Their daughter says that's unnecessary, they're on good terms, they remain friends and she thinks it's good for the kids for their dad to be there, but Dad says no way, he doesn't want that deadbeat to be there vacationing on his dime. Mom says they need to respect their daughter's wishes.

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Chef Plum joined us in studio to cook us some squirrel that he got from a butcher shop, and we finally end this squirrel madness.

We check in with Raven's wife Alicia to see if he's been behaving as a good husband this past week, and if he's been helping her out at the Durham fair! 

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Anna, Raven, and Producer Christian go over all the little things that make them say "That's all I need to know about you" including creating fake accounts, and sabotaging a wedding!

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Anna's girlfriend texted her that the guy that she was seeing wanted to hold an exit interview when they broke up, is that a weird thing? 

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There was someone in Connecticut that decided to rob a store with nothing different about himself except a long haired black wig...are there better disguises?

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A new study suggests that just reaching out and touching someone -- consensually, of course -- can reduce bad feelings associated with the typical ups and downs of our social interactions.

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