Hour 2: Aired on Wednesday, February 8, 2017

- Steve (Richmond, VA) isn't sure when to replace his car.

- Lauren (Charlotte, NC) and her husband are trying to figure out how to attack his $250,000 in law school student loans. He's having a hard time finding good work. 

- Country artist John Rich joins Dave in studio to talk about the launch of his "Redneck Riviera" in Las Vegas. 

- Dave talks about John's appearance at EntreLeadership Summit in May. 

- Omega (Brooklyn, NY) does a debt-free scream after paying off $42,000 in 7.5 months. 

- Amanda (Chicago, IL) asks if now is a good time to buy income-producing property. 

- Marville (Roanoke, VA) is considering using part of their emergency fund to make a down payment. It would take them from six months or readiness down to four. 

- James (Nashville, TN) needs to know how much to put toward debt each month. 

- Zachary (Los Angeles) asks how to attack student loan debt while in school. 

Hour 2: Aired on Tuesday, February 7, 2017

- Alicia (Nashville, TN) leased a minivan before reading Dave's book.

- Rick (Nampa, ID) is considering buying a new house. Should they?

- Darlene (Oklahoma City) is receiving money from mineral rights on property she's inherited. How should she invest it?

- Juanita (Dayton, OH) asks if reverse mortgages are ever a good idea. 

- Dave talks about openings here at Ramsey Solutions. 

- Rudolph (Madison, WI) has $50,000 in medical bills that has been turned over to collections. How can he settle? 

- Dave answers the Blinds.com question of the day. Eric is advising elderly clients who want to use a whole life policy to leave money for their church. Good or bad?

- Dave talks about George Orwell's "1984" being #1 on the Publisher's Weekly best-seller's list this week. 

- Ty (Eugene, OR) is running into problems with his mortgage bank. Is it ok to pay on his mortgage bi-weekly? 

- Jill (Leesburg, VA) owes $11,000 on their second mortgage on a $44,000 income. They're getting a $7,000 refund. In what Baby Step should they pay it off?

Hour 3: Aired on Tuesday, February 7, 2017

- Justin (Lansing, MI) asks how to handle a $2,000 gift given to his 1- and 3-year-old kids.  

- Katie (Orlando, FL) has four toddlers at home. Should she go to work at a preschool, which would mean a tuition discount?

- Dave talks about Christy Wright's new book, "Business Boutique."

- Scott (Chicago, IL) is paying his parents back for $50,000 in student loans. How fast can he do this making $100,000?

- Ethan and Cady (Springfield, IL) do their debt-free scream after paying off $55,000 in 28 months. 

- Malcolm (Austin, TX) is reaching a threshold on their deductible IRA. What are the best ways to invest now?

- Dave shares the Scripture and quote of the day.

- John (Minot, ND) is considering selling some paid-off rental properties to pay off his others. Should he? 

- Mason (Oklahoma City) can't seem to sell his mobile home. It's been on the market for three years. 

Hour 1: Aired on Tuesday, February 7, 2017

- Leslie (Cleveland, OH) isn't sure how much life insurance they need. 

- Bethany (Rockford, IL) is considering enrolling in a public student loan forgiveness program. 

- Dave talks about the popular online budgeting tool, EveryDollar. 

- Ryan (Toronto, Ontario) is doing well in his business. Now what?

- Ashua (Phoenix, AZ) asks about paying off debt with stocks. 

- Kaysee (Baton Rouge, LA) does her debt-free scream. She paid off $23,000 in a year.

- Jean (Cincinnati, OH) has $3 million saved, and none of it is in investments. What should they do now?

- Darren (Sacramento, CA) has rental property in Southern California. Should they sell it to pay off debt?

- Dave answers Jason's question from Twitter. What does Dave do when he's not on the radio or at an event?

- Dave answers Joe's question from Twitter. If he's trying to be gazelle intense, how should he approach dating on a tight budget? 

Hour 2: Aired on Monday, February 6, 2017

- Ashley (Indianapolis, IN) asks how to pay off student loans. 

- Jim (Pueblo, CO) is being offered an annuity by his financial advisor. Is this a good idea?

- Dave talks about the importance of Financial Peace University. 

- Lloyd (Lexington, KY) was diagnosed with cancer. His term policy expires in two years. Should he sell it for a "life insurance settlement?"

- Brad (Toledo, OH) does his debt-free scream. He paid off $144,000 in 53 months. 

- John (Chicago, IL) gets child support from his ex-wife. How should he use that? Pay off his car or save for his son's college?

- Dave answers Ann's question from Facebook. She has three credit cards. Shouldn't she pay off the one with the highest interest rate first?

- Stacy (Dallas, TX) is concerned about her husband putting money into his non-matching 401(k)?

- Bryan (Binghamton, NY) is in Baby Step 2. His wife wants to go back to school to become a nurse. She'd have to quit work. Is this a good idea?

Hour 3: Aired on Monday, February 6, 2017

- Chris Brown, host of "Chris Brown's True Stewardship," joins Dave in studio to discuss stewarding your marriage. 

- Bryan (Fargo, ND) is considering moving to Minnesota. Should they pause the Baby Steps? And should they get an apartment before buying a house?

- Aaron (Houston, TX) is working extra, but it's keeping him separated from his wife and is affecting their marriage. 

- Heath and Brittany (Harrison, AR) do their debt-free scream. They paid off $68,000 in 10 months. 

- Dave answers John's question from Twitter. Can Dave recommend books to improve hustle, drive, and motivation?

- Dave shares the Scripture and quote of the day. 

- Steve (Fresno, CA) and his wife have found their dream property. Should they use their emergency and retirement funds to buy it without financing? 

Hour 1: Aired on Monday, February 6, 2017

- Chris (San Antonio, TX) asks when to do Baby Steps 4–6. Should he save up for a home down payment first?

- Matt (Kingsport, TN) needs to know when to pay off timeshares and how to approach that in the Baby Steps. 

- Sarah (Pensacola, FL) is paying off student loans. What's next? The home or investing?

- Dave invites listeners to preorder Christy Wright's new book, "Business Boutique."

- Erik (Chicago, IL) is a college student. What should he do with the $13,000 he received from his grandfather?

- Stephanie (Mason City, IA) isn't getting any support from her family. 

- Matt and Tasha (Columbus, OH) do their debt-free scream. They paid off $40,000 in 15 months. 

- Dave answers the Blinds.com question of the day. Whitney has a 15-year-old son with no college savings. Should she stop Baby Step 2 and start saving?

Hour 1: Aired on Friday, February 3, 2017

- Jason (San Francisco) has a grown son with cancer living with them. Are they enabling him? 

- Maria (Los Angeles) asks which 401(k) option she should go for and if she should sell her company stock to pay off her house. 

- Emily (Birmingham, AL) wants to start a financial coaching business. Her husband thinks she should wait until they're out of debt. 

- David (Salt Lake City, UT) isn't sure they should help a sick friend since they don't have a lot of money on hand. 

- Deanna and Jeremy (Peoria, IL) do their debt-free scream. They paid off $90,000 in 45 months. 

- Dave promotes the radio show, "Chris Brown's True Stewardship." 

- Kris (Minneapolis, MN) has Parent PLUS loans. Should she pay them off or take part in any available debt-relief programs? 

- Jonathan (Louisville, KY) asks about the most tax-efficient way for his father to pass his large estate down to the kids. 

- Dave answers Daniel's question from Twitter. Should he wait to start investing for retirement until he has a down payment for a house?

Hour 2: Aired on Friday, February 3, 2017

- Rachel (Boise, ID) just found out about another $90,000 in student loans her husband has. The in-laws just informed her. 

- Dave talks about the popular online budgeting app, EveryDollar.

- Ryan (Mason City, IA) wants to know where a small business startup would fit into the budget in Baby Step 2. His wife wants to start a business.

- Karen (Cincinnati, OH) isn't sure how to start her budget on EveryDollar due to bills that fluctuate, bonuses, stock options, and the like.

- Kunal (Raleigh-Durham, NC) screams "I'm debt free!" from the lobby after paying off $40,000 in six months.

- Cliff (Greensboro, NC) is coordinating a Financial Peace University class. He's concerned one of his students is enabling her mom. 

- Jane (New Orleans) is considering paying off her mortgage. 

Hour 1: Aired on Friday, February 3, 2017

- Jaime (McAllen, TX) wants to maximize his wife's paycheck. 

- Dave talks about the Smart Conferences coming up in San Antonio and Phoenix.

- Meghan (Orlando, FL) is looking to buy a new-to-her car before getting rolling with the debt snowball. 

- Dave talks about the "Business Boutique" book releasing April 17.

- Nicholas (Detroit, MI) is getting married in October. He's $22,000 in debt and wants to save for the wedding. 

- Joe and Amy (Omaha, NE) do their debt-free scream. They paid off $126,600 in 41 months. 

- Dave answers the Blinds.com question of the day. Anna asks where back property taxes fall in Baby Step 2. 

- Dave shares the Scripture and quote of the day.

- Jim (Lexington, KY) asks if buying a farm was a good idea. 

- John (Tucson, AZ) wonders if they have enough retirement.