03-05-12 -- 03-09-12

Anderson's Easy Money Hour

Monday, March 05, 2012

Today's show is a money-saving event and filled with surprising ways to make some extra cash. And the best part is... Anderson is not talking about huge changes that would disrupt your life, but making small changes that could result in big money... Easy Money!

Plus, inside tips on how to turn your ideas into a million-dollar business! From ABC's hit show "Shark Tank," four stars of the show will hear real business ideas from Anderson¹s audience. Could a million-dollar idea be discovered right in our studio?

Then, Anderson welcomes what some call the first family of YouTube -- the Shaytards! Find out how they became an online sensation and get tips from YouTube on unleashing your own web success. Also, Anderson meets a stay-at-home mom who is using YouTube to generate extra income without leaving the house. Learn how you can make money from a viral video.

Plus, Anderson's "Win-Dough" machine has money up for grabs. Watch to see how you can win at home.

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Could You Be Fired Over Your Facebook Page? Plus, a Mom's Double Life

Tuesday, March 06, 2012


Should what you post online about your personal life affect your professional life?

Anderson speaks with a teacher, a Girl Scout leader, and a cheerleading coach, who were all fired for revealing personal details of their lives online.

In New York City, after a 12-year-old girl drowned on a class field trip to the beach, a teacher from another school was fired after her Facebook posts became public. These posts included, “After today, I’m thinking the beach sounds like a wonderful idea for my 5th graders. I HATE THEIR GUTS! They are all the devil's spawn.” Anderson hears from the teacher and finds out if she regrets what she wrote.

Start the conversation early: If your child’s teacher posted an inappropriate comment on his or her personal Facebook page, should the teacher be fired? Why or why not? Also, is it appropriate for a Girl Scout leader to be involved with a satanic website?

Plus, Anderson meets a mom so worried her job will affect how people see her -- she hides her double life as a professional dominatrix. Find out why she won't stop. Plus, find out how to avoid hurting your work life because of what you say in your personal life. Anderson has the “dos and don'ts” of how to behave in online social media.

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One-of-a-Kind Twins: A Primordial Dwarf and Her Sister. Plus, Million-Dollar Collections

Wednesday, March 07, 2012

Meet one-of-a-kind twins, Sienna and Sierra Bernal, the only known pair of twins in which one is average size and the other a primordial dwarf.
<>br/> At 13 years old, Sienna stands under four feet tall and weighs only 38 pounds. Anderson speaks with the twins and their parents to learn more about the challenges they face every day and what makes primordial dwarfism so unique.

Plus, meet a couple from TLC's "My Crazy Obsession." Both are addicted to collecting Cabbage Patch dolls; they own more than 5,000 dolls and have spent more than $1 million on their obsession.

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Are ADHD Drugs Helping or Hurting Your Kids? Plus, Kristin Davis

Thursday, March 08, 2012

Are ADHD medications putting your children in danger? Anderson tackles the controversial issue of medicating children for attention deficit disorder. In a heated debate, two moms face off on the appropriate ways to treat children with ADHD. What's right for your kids?

Plus, from "Sex and the City," actress Kristin Davis stops by to discuss her new role as a mother. She'll also talk about her challenging role in a new Lifetime original movie, "Of Two Minds," in which she plays a woman whose sister is schizophrenic.

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Julianne Moore, Animals with Jack Hanna, Plus, Bizarre Foods

Friday, March 09, 2012

Award-winning actress Julianne Moore is discussing her new role as Sarah Palin in the upcoming HBO film, "Game Change." Moore talks about transforming into the infamous Alaska Governor and explains why she now has sympathy for the one-time Vice-Presidential nominee.

Then, American zookeeper and animal expert Jack Hanna visits Anderson for the first time, bringing some exotic animals from around the world. Jack also has a special animal surprise for Anderson.

Plus, Andrew Zimmern, of Travel Channel's "Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern," takes Anderson and four lucky audience members through a tasting of unusual cuisines from around the world. You won't believe what Anderson tries!