Taylor and Jen know what you're going to eat / Your family's hall of fame story / Thanksgiving near-disasters

You'll most likely see it on your Thanksgiving table...but will you eat it? Cranberry sauce has been one of the most polarizing Thanksgiving side dishes, and Taylor's friend Clara - a food and garden educator - stopped by to defend the humble cranberry.

Your credit score may be something you never think about until you have to take out a loan, but it's something impacted by your decisions every day, and it can affect more parts of your life than you expect. Guy from Compass Financial Services explains where your credit score comes from and why it matters.

We want the holidays to be happy and carefree, but it seems like there's always some part of it that can be a little anxiety-inducing. Maybe it's interacting with that one person who always pushes your buttons. Maybe it's going to that one event that's always stressful. And as you think about these things, you may already be feeling anxious. Dr. Heidi calls this "anticipatory anxiety," and she shares what you can do about it.

Highlights from the morning show: Exercising your gratitude muscles / The fluffy apocalypse / What's your Christmas shopping personality?

Talking about retirement funds can feel like you're speaking in a different language. If your eyes glaze over when you hear about Roth, 401(k), IRA, 403(b), and other abbreviations, Michelle from Compass Financial Services is here to help simplify things.

It's November. You've seen all the Thanksgiving decorations and you've heard how thankful you're supposed to be...and even though you know all the things you can be thankful for, you just don't feel it. Dr. Heidi shares what some barriers to gratefulness are and how you can overcome them.

Does the heel count? / Peter and your greatest failure / How to make the holidays merry and not scary

When Jen's friend passed away, his family found a red folder in his desk. Inside the folder was a list of all the financial information the family would need, as well as instructions on how he would want his funeral to look. While it may be hard to think to the time you leave your family behind to be with Jesus, it's important to make sure your family has what they need when you're gone. Guy from Compass Financial Services shares some advice on what to put in your "red folder."

One of the best tools available to care for your mental health is going to therapy; however, sometimes things may get worse before they get better as you dig up past trauma and examine the difficult things you're facing. Dr. Heidi shares some tips on coping when therapy is hard.