This week on General Hospital (January 26–30, 2026), a major storm shut down Port Charles, forcing characters into close quarters and pushing secrets into the open.

Joss went all-in on her Wyndemere investigation, openly questioning Brick about power grids and intentionally heading to the island during the storm, where she crossed paths with Cullum and picked up clues that pointed her straight to Anna. Meanwhile, Anna’s captivity grew more disturbing as she was isolated without power and taunted by someone using Faison’s voice, leaving her increasingly disoriented.

Britt and Jason’s week moved from confrontation to confession. After Britt threatened Jason with a restraining order, Lucas became suspicious of her secret work at Wyndemere. By week’s end, Britt and Jason were snowed in together, where Britt revealed Cullum’s control over her, the WSB involvement, and how her Huntington’s medication is being used against her.

Molly and Cody were also stranded together, with tension rising after Cody read Molly’s manuscript and struggled with how he was portrayed. Tracy and Martin were forced to share Drew’s place, leading to blunt conversations about Luke and past choices, while Portia and Trina clashed over paternity, trust, and long-standing lies.

We also covered the week’s “wait, what?” moments, listener emails, a debunked Steve Burton rumor, and a discussion of the upcoming Tony Geary tribute.

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