Elyse Notarianni and Klein Aleardi are joined by teacher and TikToker Jeron Stephens and school psychologist Francesca Aldrich to talk about diversity in schools, middle school drama and the best childhood movies (are you team High School Musical or team Pitch Perfect?). 

We’re talking about our favorite South Jersey spots - from swimming with sharks in Camden to hunting for pirate treasure in Burlington County. Plus, Cherry Hill Mayor Susan Shin Angulo talks to us about her favorite town and why science and politics are the same.

Working from your couch, using your dog as a foot warmer, ordering a hammock for your standing desk. We talk about how we've survived working from home during a pandemic for a full year. Plus, Klein Aleardi talks with Rachael Ginter, founder of the charcuterie board Instagram page @DreamBoardsCo, about growing a 6-month-old business during a pandemic and being a work-from-home mom with two daughters.

Think you have what it takes to travel to space? We find out - plus we talk about our favorite South Jersey spots for star gazing and Elyse wonders if she did the whole 2017 Eclipse thing wrong. Then, astrophotographer Chris Bakley joins Klein Aleardi to talk about his work with NASA and the star gazing event you won't want to miss!

Millennials are out. Gen Z is in. And not everyone has accepted that fact. Marianne Aleardi and Jayne Jacova present a masterclass on how to be cool, and Elyse Notarianni explains the correct use of "k." (Which is not using it at all.) Plus, teen activist Avani Giri talks about her website that connects people in Gen Z with opportunities and educational resources for social causes. 

Listen to the end for a 'Bleeding Green' surprise! We're talking our beloved Philadelphia Eagles - from Super Bowl memories to Carson Wentz drama. Plus, ESPN reporter Sal Paolantonio joins us to explain what's going on with the Eagles organization and why Doug Pederson was fired. 

Harry Potter, Twilight and a podcast about erotic fiction? We trade book recommendations and are in complete shock that Elyse has the time to sit down and read 350 pages of a book. Plus, author Ameenah Muhammad-Diggins joins Klein to talk about Muslim representation and adopting affirmations during the Covid-19 pandemic. 

It's a snow day! We're staying warm inside while we trade South Jersey sledding spots, remember the days of school closings and decide whether or not we love the cold. Plus, Camden County Deputy County Administrator Dominic Vesper Jr. joins us from his snow plow while he waits for his next assignment to talk about how Camden County tackles snowy roads, parking lots and Covid-19 testing sites. 

We've got part two of our conversation on news (where Marianne learns what 'why don't you @ me' means) and the second part of Elyse's interview with FOX29 anchor Shaina Humphries. She shares her experience speaking out about natural hair and what the future of social media will look like. 

Elyse Notarianni and Klein Aleardi can't imagine a time where you could only get your news from three channels at three specific times. Marianne Aleardi and Jayne Jacova reminisce about the days when remotes didn't exist. Plus, during part one of Elyse's interview with FOX29 evening anchor Shaina Humphries, they talk about putting Twitter trolls in their place and if the social media landscape is set in stone.