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Bruce, a one-man pest control business owner, retires after nearly four decades, marking his wifes 80th birthday and his own health concerns. Despite a bad back and COVID challenges, he maintained a boutique service, earning customer loyalty. His retirement is celebrated with two special trips, and customers express gratitude with gifts. The couple looks forward to celebrating their long lives together. Checkout Solipillow.com

The FDA is reconsidering its strict rules on testosterone replacement therapy, thanks to new research showing no increased heart risks for high-risk men on testosterone. The American Urological Association now recommends testing and treating low testosterone levels, but its unclear if the FDA will update labels accordingly. A listener wonders if a long-term blood pressure medication caused a new hand tremor, but its unlikely. Checkout Solipillow.com

Nissan Altima Returns in 2026: A Budget-Friendly Sedan Amidst SUV Dominance The Nissan Altima, once a bestseller, was rumored to be discontinued. However, Nissan announced a 2026 model year, starting at around $27,580. This comes after the discontinuation of the Maxima sedan, as the market shifts towards SUVs and trucks. The Altima, known for its affordability, saw a decline in sales due to lower profit margins and the rise of SUVs. Nissan will offer two trims with front-wheel or all-wheel drive options, featuring standard goodies like an eight-inch touchscreen and safety tech. This move suggests sedans may still cater to value hunters. Checkout Solipillow.com

Rhonda Fischers Nativity scene collection, a heartfelt journey of holiday spirit, spans decades and continents. From her mothers ceramic set to global treasures, each piece tells a story, evoking memories of travel and joy. Checkout Solipillow.com

Wegovys Approval: A Game-Changer for Packaged Food Companies and Fast-Food Chains The U.S. Food and Drug Administrations approval of Wegovy, a new appetite-suppressing GLP-one pill from Novo Nordisk, is set to revolutionize the food industry. With its ease of use and affordability compared to injections, the pill is expected to significantly increase its user base, leading to a shift in American eating habits. Food companies like Conagra Brands and Nestle are already adapting to this trend by offering high-protein, low-calorie products. Restaurants are following suit, with chains like Chipotle and Olive Garden introducing smaller, cheaper portions. As more Americans adopt these pills long-term, the demand for healthier, high-protein options is projected to grow, potentially reshaping the entire food industry. Checkout Solipillow.com

Cheryl Taam, the Christmas Bureaus long-time head toy buyer, retires after 20 years, leaving a legacy of joy for thousands of children. She plans to pursue volunteer work, including comfort dog ministry, and hopes to support the bureau during the transition. Donations surge, bringing the year-to-date total to nearly $600,000, with a goal of $600,000 by December 29th. Checkout Solipillow.com

Mike and Marji Arnold, a married couple who have run all 49 Bloomsday races together, share their extraordinary experiences, including Mikes heart attack during the 2023 event, Marjis pregnancy run, and Mikes foot surgery finish. They met at the VA Hospital in Spokane, got married days after their first Bloomsday, and now enjoy the race with their family. Despite Mikes recent ladder fall, they look forward to this years race, cherishing the love story that running sparked between them. Checkout Solipillow.com

On Christmas Eve, a rare Western Spotted Skunk crashes a party in Durant, Wyoming, causing a commotion. Sheriff Walt Longmire and deputy Vic Moretti are called to handle the situation, discovering the skunk was hand-raised and mistaken for a toy by a young girl. After ensuring no rabies, they return the skunk safely, averting disaster and enjoying a merry Christmas. Checkout Solipillow.com