Why would they make "Clean Your Desk Day" a national observance each year if a clean desk didn't matter? This week, Sarah and Tennille expose hidden threats from our desks- and discuss mental and physical health benefits we gain from cleaning them regularly.

As they contemplate their own goals for 2025, Sarah & Tennille suggest thinking about the END of the year FIRST- and they discuss what this process might look like.

Before they step away from the microphone for a couple of weeks, Sarah and Tennille talk about changes over the past year of podcasting- and they share personal stories of lessons learned.

If you missed "Friendsgiving" but still want some holiday time with friends, why not schedule a "Friendsmas" celebration? This week, Sarah and Tennille discuss activities that can make time spent with your favorite friends both affordable and fun!

It's not a remix to a Christmas song... it's a warning from the Better Business Bureau. This week, Sarah and Tennille review current scams and how to avoid them this season.

It's not always easy to feel grateful, even when confronted with a perfectly roasted turkey. This week, Sarah and Tennille give pointers for bringing up the level of gratitude this week and beyond.

Turkey Time approaches! This week, Sarah and Tennille have ideas for tasks that can be done this week in order to save time (and sanity) next week- and also suggestions for keeping stress levels down.

In a world where MANY things go wrong for MANY people each day due to fires, natural disasters, and more- it is best to prepare in advance. This week, Sarah and Tennille chat with guest Megan Cooper from AAA Tennessee about insurance needs to consider.

Our world is filled with events that scare and concern our children. This week, Sarah and Tennille are joined by Extension Agent Stacy Clark, who has written a publication with tips that can help parents and caregivers approach the tough conversations- and support the mental health of children and teens.

Just because your kids have "aged out" of the traditional candy hunt doesn't mean they have to get left out of the fun entirely! This week, Sarah and Tennille discuss ways to include your older children and teenagers in this week's spookiness.