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Sometimes we forget things. And sometimes we worry if our forgetfulness could mean something bigger. This week, Sarah and Tennille describe scenarios that could be explained by "normal aging"... or could be early signs of some type of dementia.

Before you run out and buy the usual "Fathers Day tie", check out this list of useful gifts that Sarah and Tennille recommend... that Dad is guaranteed to love!

When it comes to food preservation, doing it safely should be our top concern. This week, Sarah and Tennille discuss canning practices that people ask about using- but CANNOT due to food safety risks.

Arthritis is not just one condition... it is a collection of many conditions that affect both adults and children. This week, Sarah and Tennille discuss the facts, in recognition of National Arthritis Awareness Month.

The price of gas might have you hitching a ride to work with friends- or joining an existing road trip for the holiday weekend. This week, Sarah and Tennille discuss vehicle behaviors that might get you "kicked to the curb" without a ride next time!

Many women miss necessary health screenings, but National Woman's Checkup Day is a great time to make some appointments! This week, Sarah and Tennille discuss specific screenings needed in each decade of a woman's life.

National Life Insurance Day is a great time to examine our coverage for the inevitable. This week, Sarah and Tennille are joined by Andrea Bond Johnson, CEO of Golden Circle Insurance Agency, to find out how the right life insurance- at any age- can financially protect our loved ones.

Graduation is a big accomplishment in young lives, but it can be celebrated without putting the family's finances in jeopardy. This week, Sarah and Tennille share ideas to make the party more affordable.

Loving the planet is not just an Earth Day activity. This week, Sarah and Tennille discuss small, everyday steps that can have a big impact on the future.

April 12 is "National Only Child Day". This week, Sarah and Tennille celebrate the solo kids by discussing how families can benefit from having just one child- and the perks that only children have expressed in adulthood.