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Money might be escaping your account quickly these days- but there are changes you can make to cut your expenses a bit. This week, Sarah and Tennille give money-saving tips that are specific to summer.

The popularity of "streaming" has changed the way we watch our favorite shows and see the latest blockbuster movies. This week, Sarah and Tennille discuss the amount of time that most of us spend streaming, and how our viewing habits have affected the family budget.

Ready to gather for the Fourth- and enjoy some delicious food? Better brush up on your manners first! This week, Sarah and Tennille have tips for being a great cookout guest.

The conversation around the use of Artificial Intelligence, or "AI", continues to cause uneasiness in the world due to the potential for misuse. This week, Sarah and Tennille take away some of the mystery by exploring ways that we already use (and enjoy) AI in our everyday lives.

Ever have plans for "fun in the sun", but get rain instead? This week, Sarah and Tennille have a list of rainy-day activities that can save your vacation and keep the fun going, regardless of the weather.

If you need a reason to take more vacation days this year, do it for your health! This week, Sarah and Tennille discuss important reasons to book that flight or take that road trip.

If at first you don't succeed, you can always try again. This week, Sarah and Tennille change the conversation about "failure"- and discuss turning it into a win.

Spring cleaning time is almost over. Now... what to do with all of the items that ended up in the DONATE pile? This week, Sarah and Tennille discuss places that can offer your items new life- but are often forgotten.

Brown bags have been around since the 1800s, and they can still be spotted carrying lunches and snacks today. This week, Sarah and Tennille learn the origin of the brown paper bag while planning for National "Brown-Bag-It" Day.

More free time during summer can mean more phone time for kids. This week, Sarah and Tennille discuss the pros and cons of giving your children and young teens smart phones- and how to keep them from losing the entire summer to their phones.

Women are hitting the road alone, but where are they going and why? This week, Sarah and Tennille are joined by travel agent Mitzi Hamilton to discuss some U.S. cities that women are choosing for their solo travel adventures.

Why do we find so many other things to do while driving? This week, Sarah and Tennille reveal the top tasks that are done behind the wheel, and give tips to help us bring attention back to the road- and "just drive."

In this episode, we discuss the poultry industry and take a field trip to a local Henderson County chicken farm.

The sport of pickleball has become so popular that it now has its own MONTH dedicated to it. But what is the hype all about? This week, Sarah and Tennille "serve" all of the pickleball details!

You already know that you have stress in your life, but how do you keep it under control? This week, Sarah and Tennille talk about "taming stress" before it wins the battle.

Most Americans don't have enough money saved to cover an emergency. This week, Sarah and Tennille mark "America Saves Week" by revealing the daily themes and exploring ways that everyone can work towards bright financial futures.

On the debut episode of our field trip series, TN Farm to Family travels to Obion County to learn from a local producer about how he raises fresh beef.

Throwing away food is like tossing money in the trash can. This week, Sarah and Tennille confess the food items they waste most often- and review ways to avoid food waste.

People often mention "red flags" when looking for romance, but what about the "green flags" that wave? This week, Sarah and Tennille talk about some of the traits that are desirable in loving relationships.

Sometimes sustainability can have an unexpected side effect - the stink! Using products like chicken litter can be beneficial for the environment, but cause issues when used near public places. Today we discuss some trends - and smells - that are common in agriculture today.