Clinical psychologist Andrea Bonior sat down with Melanie and Natasha to talk about ways you can deal with family members during the holiday season.
Financial consultant Antwone Harris talked to Natasha about how the fiscal cliff will affect average Americans.
Communication expert Steven Gaffney came on the show to discuss why showing appreciation is crucial in relationships.
It's time to start thinking of what you'll be giving your loved ones this year. Heather Guay, the Public Relations Manager at Bloomingdale's in Chevy Chase and Tysons Corner, stopped by to show us some great gift ideas.
Elizabeth Thorp, the founder of Poshbrood, came on the show to talk about tips you need to remember to make your holiday travel easier.
Psychiatrist Dr. Marc Dalton sat down with Natasha and Melanie to talk about how you can handle stress during the holidays.
Krista Gallagher, the author of the new cookbook "A Taste of Virginia Tech," talks about some of the most coveted dishes from the university's dining establishments.
Howard Levy has revolutionized the harmonica and is one of the founding members of Béla Fleck and the Flecktones. He and renowned guitarist Chris Siebold talked to Melanie about their show at WolfTrap.
Can you believe that Thanksgiving is less than a week away? Dr. Katy Nelson chatted with Natasha and Melanie about ways you can keep you pets safe on Turkey Day.
It's time to start gearing up for Black Friday. Amy Rutherford, owner of Red Barn Mercantile, talked to Melanie about deals happening in Old Town Alexandria the day after Thanksgiving.
Michelle Joyner, the Communications Director for the National Military Family Association and Rachel Winkler,an army wife and volunteer, talked to Natasha about a new mobile app that supports military families.
Heather Evans of Merrill Lynch Wealth Management joined Natasha and Melanie to talk about how to manage your budget during the holiday season.
It's important to teach our kids how to manage their money, and with the economy the way it is these days, the sooner they learn, the better. Dr. Jo Webber, the founder and CEO of Virtual Piggy, talked to Natasha about a simple way to teach them online.
Do you want your children to help decorate your house for Thanksgiving? Anjali Varma, the owner of Kidville in Bethesda, came on to show you easy crafts you can do with your kids.
Carol Ross Joynt, the Editor-at-Large of Washingtonian, came on the show to talk about the best places to eat, explore, shop, and relax in Cleveland Park and Woodley Park.
Deb Perelman, author and founder of the cooking blog Smitten Kitchen, came on the show to talk about her books and show off a few of her delicious recipes.
Judy Kurtz, The Hill's In-the-Know columnist, chatted with Natasha about the latest gossip fluttering around the political world.
Emily Schuman, author and founder of the style and entertaining blog Cupcakes and Cashmere, sat down with Melanie to talk about everything from fashion to do-it-yourself home decorations.
Artist Julia Vogl came on the show to talk about the first art installation for downtown Silver Spring called "Re-imagine the Holidays."
Jennifer Ncyz-Conner of the Washington Business Journal talked to Natasha about how you can handle competition in the workplace and what you can do to further your career.
