Do eggs suddenly need their own line item in your budget? This week, Sarah and Tennille are discussing the "eggs-stra" strain that eggs are putting on their grocery totals - and plotting out ways to take their egg dollars the distance. 

Many people set the goal to become more active, but old habits are hard to break. This week, Sarah and Tennille are listing common reasons that we give for not being active- and how to work around those road blocks. 

Lunch is part of life... but the cost of having it every day has drastically increased. This week, Sarah and Tennille are discussing ways to enjoy some of their favorite lunches while spending less money.

The weather can go from nice to naughty in a hurry! This week, Sarah and Tennille are making sure they have things in order before the next snowflake falls.  

Now that the holiday season is over, you might find yourself with more free time. This week, Sarah and Tennille present you with a January Checklist- one that you never knew you needed- filled with items to help your year run smoothly. 

CPA has been working with Tennessee's farm families to keep them in business and adapt to changing times in the world of Ag. 2023 marks 25 years for this valuable organization, and listen here for exciting plans for the future. 

Home is where the heart is... so shouldn't we find joy there, too? This week, Sarah and Tennille kick off the new year by discussing ways to make everyday family life more joyful. 

FWF Ph.D. Candidate Jillian Gorrell is working on GIS research of urban heat island effects in Tennessee. Urban heat islands refer to when cities get much warmer than surrounding areas, especially in the summer. She talks about her current research and next steps.

Across Tennessee, Extension agents with UTIA and TSU work everyday to help people in agriculture, family and consumer sciences and 4-H youth development.  Listen here as agents tell us what motivates them, and the pride they take in their calling.

The University of Tennessee Microbiology Department is teaming with the Institute of Agriculture, The Tennessee Valley Authority and Loudon County residents and environmental groups to proactively work to prevent an algae problem in beautiful Tellico Lake from spreading.