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Adam Klappholz, head of product at Zelle, on small business succession and how younger generations are taking the reins Adam Klappholz, head of product at Zelle, joins Lisa Price to discuss how baby boomers with small businesses are increasingly look

Adam Klappholz, head of product at Zelle, joins Lisa Price to discuss how baby boomers with small businesses are increasingly looking to Gen Z and millennials to carry their companies forward, and how Zelle's data showing nearly 30% of all dollars sent on the platform in 2025 flowed to or from small businesses reflects the growing role of digital payments in the small business economy.

Lisa Hunt, managing director at Charles Schwab, on National Investing Day and how to start or grow an investment journey

Lisa Hunt, managing director at Charles Schwab, joins Lisa Price to discuss National Investing Day on May 1 and how Charles Schwab is helping investors at every experience level get started, stay invested through market cycles and build long-term financial futures. Hunt also explains the origins of National Investing Day and the foundation's work to bring financial education to young people across the country.

Dave Boliek, North Carolina state auditor, on government accountability and the latest from the auditor's office

North Carolina State Auditor Dave Boliek joins Tony Riggsbe to discuss recent findings from his office, including a national award-winning audit of the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles, an investigation into financial misconduct at N.C. A&T State University and his office's ongoing push for greater transparency and accountability in state government.

Dr. Michael Burgess, senior advisor at CUSP and former U.S. representative, on how vaccine policy could shape November's midterm elections

Dr. Michael Burgess, senior advisor at Communities United for Smart Policy and a retired obstetrician who represented Texas's 26th Congressional District for 22 years, joins Lisa Price to discuss new survey data showing that changes to childhood vaccine recommendations could influence how North Carolinians vote in November, with significant shares of both Republicans and independents saying the issue affects their party alignment.

Jeff Todd and Dr. Paul Chan on the "Best Eyes for Life" campaign and the silent threat of eye disease

Jeff Todd, president and CEO of Prevent Blindness, and Dr. R.V. Paul Chan, head of ophthalmology and visual sciences at the Illinois Eye and Ear Infirmary at the University of Illinois Chicago, join Lisa Price to discuss the new "Best Eyes for Life" campaign and why 75% of Americans wrongly assume they would notice symptoms before a serious eye condition develops. The two also share steps people can take to protect their vision at every stage of life.