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This week, Beauty & Wellness Expert Christina Gallardo is talking about the skincare trends for this year. Turns out, skinimalism is here to stay.

Chris Browning shares a few ways you can make your financial goals easier to achieve.

Monday the U.S. and Russia kicked off security talks, in an effort to defuse soaring tensions over Russia’s military buildup on its border with Ukraine. Sue O’Connell spoke with Carol R. Saivetz, a Senior Advisor for the Security Studies Program at MIT.

Antonio Brown’s latest antics have some wondering if there’s more going on with him than people realize. Sue O’Connell speaks with Boston University Professor Shira Springer about whether or not people are brushing off his behavior due to his past.

Stylist & Author Heather Newberger talks about making peace with your body and learning to love your clutter.

Sue O’Connell hit the streets to find out what people would spend their lottery winnings on. She also speaks with Attorney and Behavioral Analyst Wendy Patrick about what life is really like for people who hit it big.

Colton Bradford is joined by Emily Gee from the Center for American Progress. Emily shares details on her report about the three pandemic initiatives that she believes need a refresh.

In this week’s ‘Derek Does’ host Derek Zagami was challenged by his producers to eat weird food that went viral on TikTok, celebrities such as Lizzo have also tried this.

Colton Bradford talks to Health & Fitness Expert Stephanie Mansour about the keys to weight loss success this year.

Colton Bradford speaks with Dr. Lisa Orbe-Austin about how we can best cope with the stress of the pandemic as we head into another year.

Beauty & Wellness Expert Christina Gallardo shares some of the top makeup trends you can expect to see this year.

Sue O’Connell speaks with Author Stephen Marche about secession and if the U.S. should pursue this to avoid a potential civil war.

Food insecurity is one of the biggest health crises in our country. Natalie Lizarraga spoke to Sasha Purpura, CEO of the non-profit Food For Free, about how we can all help others dealing with this issue.