Neil opens Hour 2 with Chef David Rose, who returns to talk all things Thanksgiving with Omaha Steaks. Chef David breaks down how to eliminate holiday stress through organization, prepping early, using Omaha Steaks’ pre-marinated proteins, and relying on ready-to-heat sides and desserts. He highlights their full holiday lineup—turkey, ham, roasts, seafood, steaks, tartlets—and emphasizes that people don’t need to cook everything from scratch to create a successful feast.

2. The conversation shifts to holiday gifting strategies with bestselling author and financial expert Nicole Lapin and Michelle Gill from PayPal. They dive into the realities of overspending during the holidays and why cashflow—not budgeting—causes most of the financial stress. They explain how PayPal’s Buy Now, Pay Later tools help shoppers plan purchases responsibly, amortize payments, and even earn 20% cashback for a limited time. Michelle details the simple approval process, the flexibility at checkout, and why merchants benefit by offering BNPL.

3. Next up is toy expert Elizabeth Werner, showcasing top holiday gifts for kids and families. She highlights the LG Smart Monitor Swing, a 32-inch 4K rolling touchscreen monitor that doubles as a TV, gaming console, and productivity hub. She then introduces Melissa & Doug’s pretend-play Beauty Kiosk, Marvel’s Thing Clobberin’ Time Fists, and the upgraded Toniebox 2, an audio-entertainment system featuring beloved characters from Disney, Pixar, and National Geographic. Elizabeth emphasizes acting early due to limited holiday inventory this year.

4. Neil then welcomes Dr. Jack Rocco for the Ultimate Men’s Movement segment, focusing first on why men avoid going to the doctor. Dr. Rocco explains the cultural conditioning behind men ignoring symptoms, avoiding preventive care, and waiting until illness is unavoidable. He stresses the consequences of poor lifestyle habits—processed food, alcohol, visceral fat—and the importance of early prevention, lab testing, and doctor-patient trust. He describes how his clinic approaches men’s health differently: practical schedules, real conversations, and an emphasis on wellness, not fear.

5. The hour closes with a deeper dive into testosterone replacement therapy. Dr. Rocco debunks myths about TRT causing heart disease, explains updated research showing low testosterone carries more cardiovascular risk, and outlines the benefits of hormones for energy, mood, body composition, and long-term vitality. He also discusses estrogen replacement for women, its connection to preventing osteoporosis and hip fractures, and the broader need for couples to pursue balanced hormone health together. Neil wraps with recommendations to get screened, take health seriously, and stop letting outdated stigma control men’s well-being.