Brad and Quin begin the latest episode of CNTV News with a visit to the Chickasaw Nation WIC van. From single parents to foster families and more, Chickasaw Nation WIC issues benefits to all kinds of recipients that encourage healthy eating and nutrition education at no charge. "We're really trying to get the word out that a WIC family just doesn't have one look," says operations manager Macheala Taylor. Throughout the Chickasaw Nation, outreach coordinators like Mechel Dickerson are making a difference in the lives of both First American and non-First American families by bringing the full-service van to various WIC-approved grocery stores. "I love that I get to serve families and love on people where they are," Mechel says. To learn more about the WIC program and to see when the van will be in a location near you, call (580) 447-4701 or head to ChickasawNationHealth.net/WIC.

The 40-foot Inchokma Feel Well, Be Well mobile health unit offers basic prevention and primary care services to eligible patients with the Chickasaw Nation Department of Health. Learn more about the mobile unit and see when and where it will be traveling next by calling (580) 272-1313 or visiting Chickasaw.net/Inchokma.

Throughout January, the Chickasaw Nation will be competing in the Tribal Blood Drive Challenge in honor of National Blood Donor month. Visit OBI.org to learn more about blood donation, how it saves lives and how to become a donor.

Chickasaw musician Jordan Rainer kicks off her 2024 Straight Shot Tour after she was featured on NBC's "The Voice." In the next episode of CNTV News, Brad and Quin connect with the rising star to discuss her latest accomplishments.

To close the episode, Brad and Quin continue their conversation with Dr. Daniel Molina about forming healthy habits and setting yourself up for success in the new year. Whether it’s setting realistic goals or finding friends to help hold you accountable, check out Dr. Molina's advice to help you stick to your new year's resolutions.