Anna is always humiliated when Raven does this one thing when he forgets someone’s name… She doesn’t understand why he thinks it’s right! Would you do the same? Get the whole story in the podcast.
Thursday July 25, 2024: Age Appropriate; Your VP Pick; Tug O’ War
Have you ever sock shamed somebody? Anna is behind on her sock fashion and the internet let her know!
Who would you pick to be YOUR vice-president? Anna invited the entire show to pick a running mate!
Have you ever watched a movie with your kids and realized it was appropriate? Anna has had this happen with her older daughter a number of times, but her nephew also recently got her to buy him a violent video game!
What do you do when you run into someone and don’t remember their name? Raven has an interesting strategy and Anna saw it firsthand recently…
Are you going somewhere fun for vacation this year? Anna and Raven want a souvenir! Don’t worry, they’ll pay you for it…
The Olympics begin tomorrow, but some of the celebrity participants have got Anna scratching her head…
Do some household chores have an age restriction? Anna had an argument with her daughter the other day and it got her wondering…
Despite it’s massive popularity at school Field Days, Tug of War has been removed from the Olympics, so Anna decided to have one final battle in the studio!
Austin has an old friend that has asked for $15,000 to put towards a start-up sandwich chain franchise. Austin’s wife, Charlotte, says that his friend has always been a deadbeat. Can’t hold down a job, just a shady guy. She is against giving him the money, but Austin believes it’s an investment, not a handout. Austin says that it’s both of their money, and if he wants to invest in his friend and his dream, he should be able to. What do you think?
Julian has got a shot at $2100! All she has to do is beat Raven in pop culture trivia!
Olympics Correspondent
Anna & Raven are looking for an Olympics Correspondent, and they need YOU!
Wednesday July 24, 2024: Olympic Beds; Flirt Alert; Wardrobe Malfunctions
There’s a new way to solicit money while you’re on the road. Anna and Raven consider the effectiveness (and appropriateness) of on-the-road panhandling.
The Olympics are starting, and the athletes are chiming in with their reviews of the housing accommodations. Anna and Raven have sympathy for the athlete’s bedding situation!
Between the weather and more social gatherings, summertime can lead to increased insurance claims. Tom Henske of TotalCents.com discusses the liability surrounding several seasonal scenarios.
Producer Sean got hit on in an unusual place, and Anna wanted to know what other strange locations have led to unexpected flirting…and also how to tell if it’s actual flirting!
Where are you going on vacation? Anna and Raven are looking for little souvenirs from everyone’s summer trip!
Lainey Wilson had a wardrobe malfunction onstage, and Anna also had one during a television interview…and is looking for support from others with similar stories!
Penny and Marcus caught their 17-year-old son using Zyn, a nicotine pouch. Marcus wants to punish him by taking his car away for the rest of the summer, Penny says that will only inconvenience them because they’ll have to drive him to work all summer! Her solution is to take away his phone. Marcus thinks that’s even worse because then they’ll never know where he is! What’s the best punishment for this situation… or is there no punishment? What do you think?
Krizia has got a shot at $2000! All she has to do is beat Raven in pop culture trivia!
THE FEED: Cool for the Summer – Home Maintenance Tips
Wednesdays on The Feed, Kevin and Jenna chat with home expert Susie Calabrese about the best ways to make our house a home! You can find Susie on Instagram at @susiecal_ct. Today we delve into essential summer home maintenance tips to keep your home cool and efficient during the hottest months. Susie shares vital tasks like maintaining your HVAC system, the benefits of smart home technology, and preparing your home for summer vacations.
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Wardrobe Malfunction
Anna asked the universe for one thing, not to have a wardrobe malfunction while she was on TV- and she had a wardrobe malfunction while on TV. What happened? Catch up with the podcast!
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THE FEED: Connecticut Restaurants That’ll Make You Say ‘Yes, Chef!’
Tuesdays on The Feed, Kevin and Jenna chat with CT Food Girly about all the great places to eat in Connecticut. You can find Alex on Instagram: @ctfoodgirly. Today, Alex takes us on a culinary journey exploring the best multi-course, one price restaurants experiences inspired by the popular show, The Bear! Yes, Chef!
Luce – Hamden Luce in Hamden offers a casual prix fixe menu that’s a family favorite. This wonderful Italian restaurant provides a delicious lunch for $24 per person or dinner for $38 per person. Choose an appetizer, enjoy a salad course, and then select your entree. Our go-to appetizers include arancini, pane cotto, fried calamari, and meatballs. For entrees, we love the shrimp pesto, shrimp vodka, seafood risotto, and lemon chicken. With options like veal, salmon, pork chops, and gnocchi, there’s something for everyone.
NewBrook Kitchen – Cheshire NewBrook Kitchen offers an intimate and unique dining experience, blending classic culinary techniques with modern touches. Perfect for a special occasion or date night, Chef Danielle and her team welcome diners to the Supper Club counter to indulge in a six-course meal composed of small plates with big flavors. Each Supper Club has a different menu, and each experience is $92 per person.
Union Kitchen – West Hartford Located on restaurant row in West Hartford, Union Kitchen serves seasonal American cuisine driven by fresh ingredients. In addition to their a la carte menu, they offer a five-course tasting menu for $70 per person, with an optional wine pairing for an additional $30. The food at Union Kitchen is nothing short of amazing.
Boqueria – West Hartford For a more casual setting, Boqueria in West Hartford offers a prix fixe dinner menu for $29 per person, featuring their favorite tapas. Every Wednesday and Thursday, select a starter for the table, choose two tapas per person, and enjoy a dessert for each of you. It’s a great way to try and share many different plates, with delicious cocktails available as well.
Olea – New Haven Olea in New Haven offers a Chef’s Tasting Menu for $98 per person, featuring six courses with an optional wine pairing for an extra $52. Available on Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday nights, this experience requires 24-hour advance notice. The menu is a surprise, adding to the excitement of the dining experience.
The Essex – Old Saybrook The Essex blends old New England charm with upscale elegance, using the freshest locally-sourced products from farm and sea. Their Chef’s Tasting Menu is a must-try, offering a five-course menu for $95 per person or a seven-course menu for $115 per person. The full table’s participation is required, and no substitutions are allowed. The ever-changing menu keeps the experience fresh and exciting.
The Shipwright’s Daughter – Mystic The Shipwright’s Daughter in Mystic is a must-visit, especially since Chef David Standridge won the 2024 James Beard Chef Award. The restaurant has also received accolades from Connecticut Magazine and the Connecticut Restaurant Association. Their five-course chef’s tasting menu is $110 per person, with an optional wine pairing for an additional $68. The menu is a surprise, perfect for true foodies looking for an unforgettable dining experience.
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Kevin and Jenna: Summer Adventures at The Maritime Aquarium
Today, Kevin and Jenna chat with Emily and Sierra from The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk about the exciting exhibits and activities happening this summer! Meet Sugar, the Eastern Box Turtle who loves long strolls, and Frodo, the Blue-Tongued Skink with some impressive predator-defying features. Plus, explore the “Travel Back in Maritime” exhibit featuring incredible fossils like a 30-foot mosasaur. Don’t miss out on all the fun and fascinating discoveries!
Visit MaritimeAquarium.org for more details.
Anna & Raven’s Olympic Correspondent
We’re looking for children between the ages of 8 and 11 to be our Olympic Correspondents! If your child would like to report on what exciting things are happening during the Olympic games, please fill out the form below. Every week, we will have a different child give their update on who won, the medal count, and what they thought was awesome happening in Paris!
All recordings will be done over the phone. This is a light and fun segment and we can’t wait to have your kids be part of it!
Anna & Raven Try Tapple
Tapple gets super intense with Anna and Raven! The objective is to come up with as many words as possible before the timer runs out⏰ Last person standing wins!