Wednesday, April 15, 2026: Tax day; Outdated Idioms; Fit by Fifty!

Are our phones really listening to us? Anna, Raven, Producer Justin and Producer Sophia try to put ads in their phones by speaking about things they want right into their phones.  

Happy TAX DAY! Ravens stressed; Anna had absolutely nothing to do with her taxes being filed. How to finesse a write-off with Raven.  

Yup. Opera has done it again. She just... loves bread. What part of bread do you like? Cause there are only two people in the world... Crust people or no crust. Do you pass the relationship pizza test? 

Would you jump off a bridge if everyone else would? Annas daughter, Dakota, had no clue what this meant. She said yea, with parents' supervision. What sayings have totally been lost in translation this day in age? 

Therapist Eli Weinstein gives in his two cents on Ravens therapist “winding down” and leaving him. Eli has fired a patient before; maybe this is actually what happened to Raven! 

Today is the due date, but Producer Justin and Producer Sophia have not yet filed their taxes. Talk about procrastination! What would you give back to the community with your tax money! 

Fit by 50! Boss Keith wants to be in better shape for his 50th birthday. Anna and Raven are holding him to this with a weekly weight in which will last for 7 weeks. Starting weight- 198...Goal 185. Let's go Keith!  

And also... Boss Ed. And his Minivan. Let's talk about them. Are you for or against the mom bus? Anna and Raven, and Ed discuss how they really feel about them. Are we bringing back sexy minivans?  

Carol and Dave’s daughter is 11 years old and insisted that she wanted to join the town cheerleading squad. She quit softball last year after two practices, and her father did not want her to join cheerleading because he thinks she’s lazy and would quit this too. Well, she did. She refuses to go anymore, and mom doesn’t want to fight her about it. Their daughter claims the girls are “drama” and that the coaches “are mean”. Dad says that’s it and wants to take $350 out of her savings account to cover the fees and the uniform that they bought for her to participate. Mom says you can’t take your kid’s Christmas and birthday money. He says you can teach them a lesson by taking their cash. Your thoughts? 

Kathy has a chance to win $2600! All she has to do is answer more pop culture questions than Raven in Can’t Beat Raven!