Tamron Hall

A man robbed of his freedom turns his pain into inspiration. Plus, Fantasia performs the “Tamron Hall” theme song “SHINE.”

Actress Tracee Ellis-Ross talks about life, her new show “mixed-ish,” and her new haircare line, Pattern Beauty.

The 18th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorism attacks; a grandmother gives birth to her son's daughter; the latest headline-making crime and legal stories; A same-sex couple shares the difficult journey to have a baby that included using a sister’s egg and a mother’s womb. Tamron also shares her experiences with IVF.

Fashion designer Christian Siriano; surprise DNA siblings who had the same donor sperm; behind the scenes of Tamron's guest appearances on General Hospital (1963).

Tamron kicks off her “Legends” series with “All My Children” icon Susan Lucci. Inside Influencers: Jennifer Powell and Danielle Bernstein.

An hour on IVF features Tamron and “Real Housewives” Kenya Moore and Gretchen Rossi sharing the personal celebrations and struggles of their IVF journeys; the latest in IVF advancements and technology; plus Tamron Hall’s four-month-old baby Moses makes his television debut.

Young career women stepping off the corporate ladder and stepping onto a divine new path by joining the sisterhood.

The rise of revenge porn and how victims are fighting back.

Former Anchor and Author Gretchen Carlson discusses her latest documentaries on NXIVM and the College Admissions Scandal; “Legends Series” continues with Mary Wilson of The Supremes

Actress Catherine Oxenburg and her crusade to save her daughter from a mysterious alleged sex cult; “Mixed-ish” stars Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Tika Sumpter; interracial relationships

American women who were forced into underage marriage by their own families, robbed of their childhoods; Emmy Awards recap.

A real life 50 First Dates: Hannah Wallace, a 25-year-old whose seizures stole her memories, even forgetting her husband Cody Reinert. Cody has made it his mission to make sure she never forgets what they have together and has chronicled their life in photos and video to remind her.

Family secrets: a daughter who turned in her serial killer father – April Balascio, daughter of serial killer Edward Wayne Edwards, and her podcast co-host Joshua Dean.

WWE Superstar Titus O’Neil and his mom open up about his turbulent childhood and story of survival, his healing, and transformation; also a surprise to two kids who find out they are being adopted.

Charlemagne Tha God on his journey to becoming co-host of the nationally syndicated radio show The Breakfast Club; the stigma, shame, and denial men face when dealing with mental illness.

The battle between anti-vaxers and the medical community does not seem to be letting up – Tamron Hall explores what this means for you and your children, in a vaccination conversation.

Grammy Award-winning Gospel Singer Erica Campbell (Mary Mary) on marriage, love after infidelity, and celebrating one’s true beauty.

Tamron Hall sits down with her two nephews who speak out for the first time on television about their journey since their mom – Tamron’s sister – was murdered. They join Tamron and The View’s Sunny Hostin to help shine a light on domestic violence during domestic violence awareness month.

Whole30 Co-Founder Melissa Hartwig Urban opens up about her past drug addiction; Nurse Liz Smith, who adopted an abandoned drug-addicted baby with no visitors for the first five months of her life.

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Is there a secret formula to raising successful kids? Tamron Hall sits down with moms of very successful children, including the mom of 23andMe’s CEO Esther Wojcicki and NBA star Kevin Durant’s mom Wanda Durant.

Destiny’s Child creator and father to Beyoncé and Solange, Mathew Knowles on his breast cancer diagnosis; if Destiny’s Child will ever reunite; and his wife. Plus: is “weed mom” the new “wine mom”? How some moms are taking a more holistic approach to stress management.

Nicole Hockley and Mark Barden, two parents who lost children in the Sandy Hook school shooting, on the emotional new video that created heated conversations and amplified the national debate. Plus: almost a school shooter – how the love of others stopped Aaron Stark before it was too late, and lessons that could prevent more bloodshed.

Ghosting – when friends suddenly cut off communication without explanation. And: poet and activist Yung Pueblo gives a “Tam Talk.”

It’s Fashion Friday on “Tamron Halll,” author Marcellas Reynolds talks his new book Supreme Models. Beauty maven and YouTube influencer Jackie Aina joins us for a beauty demonstration.

Hip hop superstar Rick Ross on his tell-all book and how he beat a secret addiction to drugs

TV host Mike Rowe on life after “Dirty Jobs,” his unique view of America, and his favorite stories. Plus: former CIA covert operative Amaryllis Fox on her controversial new book about coming of age in the CIA.

Cyntoia Brown shares her story of redemption after being sentenced to life in prison for a murder she committed at the age of 16. Plus: Prosecutor Preston Shipp, who quit his job after learning he helped keep Brown behind bars.

Singer and actress Jordin Sparks on motherhood and her return to Broadway.

Inside the opioid epidemic in America.

Actress Wendi McLendon-Covey (ABC’s “The Goldbergs”). Plus: everything you need to know to prepare for a divorce.

Mega-star and philanthropist Tyler Perry, who just opened his own history-making movie studio in Atlanta. Plus: Country star and actress Jana Kramer and husband Mike Caussin will discuss how their marriage survived sex addiction and infidelity.

Sports personality Skip Bayless and wife Ernestine Sclafani Bayless on her new best-selling book about living with a sports-obsessed guy. Plus: two men who went from inmates to successful businessmen – Dave Dahl of Dave’s Killer Bread and Andrew Zurica of the successful mobile eatery Hard Times Sundaes. And: Jim Pitzen whose son vanished at the age of 6 in 2011.

Megan Phelps-Roper on her journey from hate to hope after leaving the Westboro Baptist Church, which her grandfather started. Plus: the epidemic of police suicide.

Allyson Felix, 2012 Olympic champion who recently beat Usain Bolt’s world record for the most gold medals at the track and field World Championships. Plus: Tamron’s looks of the week.

Captain Tammie Jo Shults, the pilot who safely landed a flight after a mid-air explosion. Plus: Dana Bledsoe on healing her cancer holistically.

Rapper and actor T.I. Plus: Writer Dan Piepenbring on the collaboration with Prince for his memoir, The Beautiful Ones.

An exclusive interview with Debra Newell whose romance, which went horribly wrong, inspired the blockbuster podcast Dirty John.

Tamron’s first-ever Halloween Legends Ball with the legendary Chaka Khan.

Dan Gasby on his decision to start dating while still caring for his wife B. Smith, who has Alzheimer’s; plus his partner Alex Lerner and daughter Dana. And: kitchen tricks with Lauren Braun Costello.

Undiscovered fashion designers dress Tamron the entire week. Plus: Sunny Hostin on her new show, “Truth About Murder.” And: journalist and author Alicia Menendez (“The Likeability Trap”).

The incredible story of a courageous woman who escaped from a notorious serial killer and saved countless others; plus the serial killer’s ex-wife. And: Tamron continues to highlight undiscovered fashion designers as they dress Tamron.

Why are so many police officers taking their own lives? Personal stories of survival and what is being done to combat this crisis with New York City Police Commissioner James O’Neill. And: Tamron continues to highlight undiscovered fashion designers as they dress Tamron.

Astrology: believers, deniers, and those who will not make a move if the stars do not align. And: Tamron continues to highlight undiscovered fashion designers as they dress Tamron.

Fashion designer Andre Leon Talley. Plus: author Eve Rodsky (“Fair Play”) on her solution to fixing unequal labor at home. And: Tamron wraps up her new fashion week with another undiscovered fashion talent.

Tamron kicks off love and relationships week with celebrity couple Nev Schulman and Laura Perlongo, who turned the intimate details of their marriage into a social media sensation. Plus: heart surgeon and author Dr. Steven Gundry on why his plant paradox diet and cookbooks are going viral.

Nancy Grace on how her life has changed three years after leaving her popular cable news show. And: Tamron’s week long look at love and relationships continues with couples who have fallen in love after lockup.

A young woman whose church lured her into sex trafficking and how she was empowered to fight back. Plus: meet a woman who went undercover to revolutionize the battle against sex trafficking cases worldwide. And: Tamron’s weeklong look at love and relationships continues with self dating.

Comedian D.L. Hughley with his secret to a long and successful marriage. Plus: Actor Wilmer Valderrama (“That 70s Show,” “NCIS”). And: Tamron’s weeklong look at love and relationships continues with a couple whose Uber Pool turned into love at first ride.

Tamron wraps up her week long look at love and relationships with “Real Housewife” Cynthia Bailey and fiancé Mike Hill talking about finding love in your fifties. Plus: the woman whose doorman became her wing man – and how their story inspired a modern love movement.

Whoopi Goldberg. Plus: throwback week kicks off with some of the most unforgettable and favorite actors, musicians, and entertainers of the past few decades.

Award-winning Director/Producer Ava DuVernay on her latest projects. And: relationship expert and author Shan Boodram with secrets to being a better partner. Plus: throwback week continues with a mystery guest musical performance.

Clue for today’s mystery guest: This mystery musician was a member of a famous all-male R&B group…

Comedian Gary Gulman (comedy documentary “The Great Depresh”) on how being funny helped him find joy again. Plus: throwback week continues with a popular sitcom star mystery guest.

Model and actress Lauren Hutton with her secrets to looking great at any age and her pioneering career. Plus: throwback week concludes with a favorite sitcom star mystery guest.

Singer, actress, author, entrepreneur, and living legend Patti LaBelle; actress/singer Deborah Cox.

Former NFL All-Pro and "America's Got Talent" finalist Jon Dorenbos tells how magic saved his life

Tamron gives thanks with former Destiny's Child singer Kelly Rowland; Julia Collin Davison ("America's Test Kitchen"), with the help of child chefs, prepares traditional and non-traditional, child-approved Thanksgiving dessert recipes

When a couple becomes a thruple: exploring polyamorous relationships. And: is it too personal to ask someone when they are having a baby? Plus: dressing for your body type.

Actress Candace Cameron-Bure. Plus: how interfaith couples are navigating the holidays.

In a daytime exclusive interview, Cynthia Garrett will address her assault allegations that led to the postponement of Apple’s original movie, “The Banker.” Plus: 14-year-old breakout star of “Mixed-ish” Arica Himmel. And: chef and reality TV star Tim Love.

“Project Runway” judge and NY Times bestselling author Elaine Welteroth. Plus: a conversation with teens about sexual fluidity.

Actress, comedian, and singer Jane Lynch (“The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”/A Swingin’ Little Christmas Tour). Plus: legendary homicide detective Fil Waters (“The Interrogator”).

Best-selling author Mitch Albom with his latest life-changing story. And: “Queer Eye’s” culture expert Karamo Brown and son Jason “Rachel” Brown on growing up loving who you are. Plus: “Queen Sugar” actress Tina Lifford on changing your self-perception to start building inner health and well-being.

Forgiving the unforgivable: a moving conversation with the mother of a killer and the mother of his victim.

Dr. Ruth Westheimer – nothing is off limits when the world’s most famous sex therapist stops by. Plus: a holiday performance by six-time Grammy winner Dionne Warwick.

Former United States Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley on her new book, “With All Due Respect.” And: an exclusive conversation with parents who lost their son to a college hazing incident, and how their loss sparked outrage and an inspiring new documentary. Plus: Los Angeles entertainment reporter Karl Schmid on ending the stigma of being HIV+.

A special holiday show with single father Lamont Thomas on how adopting five siblings all under the age of five changed his life forever. Plus: the perfect holiday gifts for everyone on your list and Tamron’s holiday surprises.

Stories that will inspire: meet three “Marvel’s Hero Project” children who are real-life superheroes. Plus: a man who was left in a dumpster as a baby and now owns a multi-million dollar telecommunications company.

Miss Universe Zozibini Tunzi, Miss USA Cheslie Kryst, and Miss Teen USA Kaliegh Garris join Tamron to talk about being part of history as the first women of color to hold three major pageant titles at the same time. Plus: Ring CEO Jamie Siminoff shares his success story and addresses the recent controversy.

Meet the real-life inspiration behind Jennifer Lopez’s Golden Globe nominated movie “Hustlers”: Roselyn Keo talks about how she scammed men out of thousands of dollars a night. Plus: a doctor whose life was turned upside down after he says his photos and identity were stolen to scam women worldwide.

Award-winning actress LaChanze (“A Christmas Carol”) and her daughter Celia Rose Gooding (“Jagged Little Pill”) perform together and discuss making history as the first mother/daughter duo acting on Broadway at the same time. Plus a story of resilience: three siblings who survived a neglected childhood with a mom addicted to drugs and alcohol and are now thriving.

Actress, mom, and advocate Holly Robinson Peete brings holiday cheer with her new Christmas movie (“A Family Christmas Gift”). Plus: The cast of Tony award winner “Dear Evan Hanson” performs their iconic song. And: the king of chocolate Jacques Torres (Netflix’s “Nailed It”) whips up a holiday dessert.

Entertainment executive Meagan Good and Minister Devon Franklin on abstaining from sex before marriage. Plus: a woman who quit her job, sold her possessions, bought a camper, and embarked on a new life on the road with her son to free herself from debt. And: Tamron asks the Tam Fam’s opinion on a mother-daughter relationship.

A modern family: former NFL player Jeff Rohrer and his ex-wife Heather open up about being married for almost 20 years, divorcing after Jeff came out as gay, and then moving back in together. Plus: Dr. Drew Pinsky takes questions from the Tam Fam audience, and discusses his crusade to clean up inner cities.

Tamron’s mind, body, and soul over-Hall week kicks off with inspirational stories of weight loss, and how you can get healthier in 2020. Plus: clear the clutter, clear your mind with popular organizational expert Peter Walsh.

Tamron’s mind, body, and soul over-Hall week continues with Blackish star Marsai Martin on embracing natural beauty and a preview of a special episode of the hit show. Plus: here’s to financial success in 2020! Meet supersavers Mike and Alyse Rosehart, who retired at age 24. And: financial expert Anthony O’Neal on how to make the most of your money.

Tamron’s mind, body, and soul over-Hall week continues with a look at how the “Meatless Monday” trend is now a staple at fast food restaurants. But how healthy are these new menu options? Plus: he got Beyoncé to go vegan – nationally renowned exercise physiologist Marco Borges shows the TamFam a simple switch to losing weight. And: inspirational fit-over-50 success stories, along with fitness guru Jorge Cruise.

Tamron’s mind, body, and soul over-Hall week continues as we detox from detoxing: psychologist Dr. Gail Saltz on the potential dangers of the detox obsession. Plus, putting an end to the silence: Clark Fredericks killed the man who he says abused him as a child. Now a motivational speaker, he is encouraging other victims to speak out.

Tamron’s mind, body, and soul over-Hall week concludes with the Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott on making a house a home. Plus: motivational speaker, author, and new spiritual thought leader Gabrielle Bernstein on tuning in to your intentions and self-care for the new year.

In a can’t-miss episode, Oprah takes Tamron behind the scenes of her 2020 Vision Tour, and in a candid one-on-one conversation, will discuss her personal journey to wellness and her mission to promote health, transformation, and triumph around the country. Tamron will join Oprah at the St. Paul, MN stop of “Oprah’s 2020 Vision: Your Life in Focus” tour this Saturday and will participate in the immersive wellness experience firsthand, alongside Oprah. Plus: Pinky Cole, founder of the popular Slutty Vegan restaurant. And: Maitland Ward on taking control of her career after going from a teenage mainstream television actress to an adult film star.

Actress, model, and activist Yara Shahidi on the new season of “Grownish.” Plus: 11 year old Skye Turner, who is making news by portraying both Tina Turner (on Broadway) and Aretha Franklin (on the big screen).

“Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Kandi Burruss on her marriage, being judged for having a baby surrogate, and her music career. Plus: Rent the Runway CEO and Co-Founder Jennifer Hyman and Style Director Blaire Walsh on their innovative company, plus a fashion show solving everyday women’s fashion dilemmas.

Lynn Roy, mom of teen Conrad Roy, who took his own life after being goaded by cruel texts from girlfriend Michelle Carter, opens up about her son’s death and the early prison release of Carter. Plus: Former Superbowl MVP Von Miller talks about issues on and off the field, including his personal passion to protect the vision of others.

Tyler Perry and the all-star cast of his new film (Netflix’s A Fall From Grace), including Phylicia Rashad, Cicely Tyson, Crystal Fox, and Bresha Webb

Fit and fabulous, including incredible fit-over-50 stories, Tamron’s favorite workout, a couple who transformed their bodies and lives together.

Nev Schulman and Kamie Crawford from MTV’s hit show “Catfish” on this season’s surprising twists.

How far would you go for beauty? Apryl Michelle Brown (Netflix’s “Botched Up Bodies”) on receiving a black market silicone injection and nearly dying.

Why can’t we sleep? Tamron explores why especially women are not getting enough sleep. Plus: discover ways to fall asleep and stay asleep.

A daytime exclusive: students being duped by their high school in another college entrance admissions scandal. Plus: Journalist Soledad O’Brien on her new documentary “Hungry to Learn,” about college students unable to eat or afford a place to live because of high tuition costs.

Super model turned super mogul Kathy Ireland with a surprising new venture. Plus: Comedian Tommy Davidson.

Emmy, Grammy, and Tony award winner and cultural phenomenon Billy Porter. Plus: embracing your personal style.

Run DMC’s iconic rapper Rev Run and his wife of 27 years Justine share their secrets to lasting love. Plus: doctors and patients from the hit medical show, “My Feet are Killing Me,” as well as our fascination with TV shows that make us cringe.

Fan favorite Fashion Designer Week kicks off as Tamron shines a light on up-and-coming designers who will dress her from head to toe. Plus: supermodel and fashion icon Beverly Johnson.

Members of the “Cheer” squad from Netflix’s hit docuseries talk about their journeys of hard work and determination. Plus: up-and-coming Fashion Designer Week continues as another talented new designer’s fashions are showcased.

Actress Tia Mowry (“Family Reunion”). Plus: up-and-coming Fashion Designer Week continues as Tamron highlights another new designer’s fashions.

Breakout reality show “Family or Fiancé” host and relationship expert Tracy McMillan, and couple Chris and Falasha on what to do when your family doesn’t approve of your love. Plus: up-and-coming Fashion Designer Week continues with a look at the work of another new designer.

Up-and-coming Fashion Designer Week concludes with fashion legend André Leon Talley. Plus: Star Jones with the message she is spreading today, 10 years after her open heart surgery.

Straight from hosting the official Oscars® red carpet show, Tamron gives viewers an up close and personal behind the scenes experience with the stars, fashion, and much more from Hollywood’s biggest night.

Love and relationship series kicks off with Nick and Vanessa Lachey, as well as singles from their upcoming reality dating show “Love is Blind.” Plus: meet a woman who will only date a man in therapy and committed to his own emotional health and growth.

Grammy winning rapper, songwriter and mega-producer Timbaland on transforming the music industry to transforming himself with diet and fitness after battling a painkiller addiction.

Actress, comedian, writer, and activist Fran Drescher on her new sitcom “Indebted,” and the latest on her love and life. Plus: Actress Ambyr Childers from the hit series “You.” And: the author of the books focused on obsessive love that inspired the ”You” series.

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with the Tam Fam… best-selling author and inspirational speaker DeVon Franklin reveals what women and men need to know for a better relationship. Plus: let’s talk about love, where nothing is off limits. And: Valentine’s Day gifts for your loved ones.

“Survivor Week,” amazing stories of people who cheated death in miraculous ways, kicks off with the incredible story of a teenager who had a seizure and was saved by someone 5,000 miles away; plus an emotional meeting between the two teens. And: a Motivational Monday inspirational talk with Bishop T.D. Jakes.

“Survivor Week” continues with Dan Peres, a well-known former editor-in chief of a high-fashion magazine, who details his decade-long addiction to prescription medicine. And: Former reality star Alexis Haines on her recovery from being a Hollywood wild child, convicted in what was known as the “Bling Ring” burglaries. Plus: addiction expert Brad Lamm on addiction, recovery, and ways to safely detox from opioids.

A powerful story of persistence and overcoming injustice: meet the real-life inspiration behind the new ABC series “For Life,” plus the impact of celebrities pushing for criminal justice reform.

Surviving the unimaginable – “Survivor Week” continues with kidnapping survivors Michelle Knight, who was held in captivity for more than 10 years.

Meet two couples whose love stories started with a tweet and sparked the hashtag, #WeMetOnTwitter.

Motivational Monday – ways to cope with, accept, and embrace grief. A powerful show of healing and loss with secrets to living a happy and fulfilled life even after tragedy. Meet a father who lost his wife during her c-section surgery – how they’re turning pain into power!

Talk show legends Ricki Lake, Montel Williams, and Rolonda Watts.

Celebrating female entrepreneurs with “Shark Tank” judge Barbara Corcoran — stories of success, as well as advice on how to be a “lady boss.”

Actor and director Blair Underwood. Plus: a teacher whose life changed for the better after adopting a child in need of a kidney transplant.

A raw and real conversation with transgender kids about what they face in society today. Plus: raising transgender kids, and the controversy around sports and transgender athletes.

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Tamron lets the cat out of the bag with a show dedicated to our pets, including pets who bring home the dough making thousands of dollars per social media post. Plus: Animal Planet pet expert and dog trainer Travis Brorsen. And: when pets become life-saving heroes.

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Oscar-nominated actress Angela Bassett. Plus: celebrating 25 years of Disney on Broadway with cast members from “Frozen,” “The Lion King,” and “Aladdin,” and a special performance from “Aladdin.”

A 26-year-old writer and yoga teacher from New York City who was hospitalized after contracting COVID-19, even though she has no pre-existing health conditions. Plus, from the December 17, 2019 show: Miss Universe Zozibini Tunzi, Miss USA Cheslie Kryst, and Miss Teen USA Kaliegh Garris join Tamron to talk about being part of history as the first women of color to hold three major pageant titles at the same time; Ring CEO Jamie Siminoff shares his success story and addresses the controversy surrounding the Ring; and singer, songwriter, and record producer Anthony Hamilton.

A NYC Emergency Room physician and single mom joins Tamron to discuss what it is like to be on the frontlines fighting COVID-19, self-isolating from her only child, and the fear and mental toll this pandemic has had on her. Plus: A nurse and mother of five who quit on Facebook Live after the stress and lack of supplies brought her to a breaking point. Plus, from the December 18 , 2019 show: Meet the real-life inspiration behind Jennifer Lopez’s Golden Glove nominated movie “Hustlers”: Roselyn Keo talks about how she scammed men out of thousands of dollars a night; and a doctor whose life was turned upside down after he says his photos and identity were stolen to scam women worldwide.

A Colorado man whose life-saving liver transplant was canceled last week because of the coronavirus outbreak and now faces an uncertain future. Plus: a New York mom who gave birth alone, with her husband on FaceTime, because the hospital banned spouses from the delivery room. Plus, from the December 9, 2019 show: “Queer Eye’s” culture expert Karamo Brown and son Jason “Rachel” Brown on growing up loving who you are; best-selling author Mitch Albom with his latest life-changing story; and “Queen Sugar” actress Tina Lifford on changing your self-perception to start building inner health and well-being.

A surgical resident is retraining to learn nursing skills to fill the desperate need for nurses. Plus:a senior nursing student who is petitioning California to get to the frontlines early after her final classes were canceled. Plus, from the December 7, 2019 show: Blackish star Marsai Martin on embracing natural beauty; and here’s to financial success – meet supersavers Mike and Alyse Rosehart, who retired at age 24, and financial expert Anthony O’Neal on how to make the most of your money.

Entrepreneur, investor, and owner of the Dallas Mavericks Mark Cuban on a world without sports, his message for CEOs amid the coronavirus crisis, and his efforts to provide health workers with much needed protective gear. Plus, from the December 6, 2019 show: Actress, comedian, and singer Jane Lynch (“The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”/A Swingin’ Little Christmas Tour); legendary homicide detective Fil Waters (“The Interrogator”) from Investigation Discovery’s “The Interrogator” gives tips for determining if someone is lying or not; and Linda Tantawi, CEO of the Susan G. Komen Foundation discusses a recent study that connects hair products to cancer.

The challenges of homeschooling: how the pandemic is impacting children in under served communities across the country. Plus: managing anxiety disorder during the pandemic with authors Sophie & Deborah Riegel of the book, “Overcoming Overthinking: 36 Ways to Tame Anxiety for Work, School, and Life.” And: why can’t we sleep? Tamron explores why women in particular ​are not getting enough sleep, and looks at ways to fall asleep and stay asleep.

Captain Patrick Amersbach, commanding officer of New York’s floating hospital the USNS ​Comfort. Plus: truckers risking their health to deliver supplies to American families. And we revisit our conversation with model and actress Soleil Moon Frye.

Tim Gunn on his upcoming Amazon series “Making the Cut” and how he is coping during the pandemic. Plus: the three-time Emmy-winning choreographer Debbie Allen on providing a much-needed outlet during the quarantine with a weekly Instagram Live dance class. And: we revisit our conversation with fashion legend André Leon Talley and Star Jones.

Renowned restaurateur and TV host Guy Fieri on supporting America’s restaurant employees during this unprecedented time. Plus: we revisit our conversations with actress Kim Fields and comedian Gary Gulman (comedy documentary “The Great Depresh”).

Venus Williams on how she is encouraging people to stay healthy and active while self-quarantining. Plus: love in the time of quarantine. And: we revisit our conversation with supermodel and fashion icon Beverly Johnson.

“Bachelor” host Chris Harrison on the franchise’s latest spinoff “The Bachelor: Listen to Your Heart.” Plus: Fan and franchise favorite Colton Underwood on life since being diagnosed with Coronavirus and his new book The First Time: Finding Myself and Looking for Love on Reality TV. And: New York Times Op-Ed columnist Charles M. Blow on the fact that people of color are disproportionately affected by COVID-19 and why social distancing is a privilege.

Rapper/actor DJ Jazzy Jeff on being one of many who tested positive for COVID-19 after attending the National Brotherhood of Skiers event. Plus: Pastor Tony Spell on being arrested for holding church service despite Louisiana’s statewide “stay at home” order. And: Tamron is joined by the daughter of 71-year-old travelers who were stranded on a cruise ship with COVID-19.

Prison inmates, their families and those working within the system respond to the potential release of select prisoners to prevent the spread of Coronavirus.

Former Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang on his Washington Post op-ed calling upon Asian Americans to become part of the solution against COVID-19 and his non-profit organization Humanity Forward. Plus: Financial expert Suze Orman on her new book The Ultimate Retirement Guide for 50+ and podcast Women & Money.

“Live” co-hosts Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest on sheltering at home. Plus: Actress Olivia Munn on her new Netflix film Love Wedding Repeat and her commitment to helping animals find a home during the COVID-19 pandemic. And: Couples from TLC’s popular “90 Day Fiancé” join the show to talk about the new spinoff “90 Day Fiancé: Self-Quarantined.”

Stars of the new ABC series “The Baker and the Beauty” Nathalie Kelley and Victor Rasuk. Plus: Overindulging in Quarantine – guests who have found themselves binging on comfort food and drinking to pass the time, and adults who are sheltering with their parents. And: an ER doctor loses temporary custody of her four-year-old daughter to her ex-husband over Coronavirus fears.

Stars of “The Last O.G.” Tracy Morgan, Ryan Gaul, and Dante Hoagland. Plus: beloved nanny to the stars Connie Simpson shares expert advice on what parents can do with their little ones during quarantine, including homeschooling pointers. And: organizing and time management expert Julie Morgenstern shares tips for managing your home.

Coping in the midst of Coronavirus: renowned doctor, author, and alternative-medicine advocate Deepak Chopra on tools for well-being during the pandemic. Plus: minister, licensed therapist, and professor Dr. Anita Phillips on dealing with loneliness, isolation, and loss. And: a funeral director on how the death toll of the pandemic is overwhelming last responders, and how people are mourning their loved ones during quarantine.

Chef Carla Hall shares some of her favorite quarantine treats. Plus: Grammy award-winning artist and philanthropist Shaggy will debut his brand-new album “Hot Shot 2020” and perform “Angel” in celebration of the 20th anniversary of his multi-platinum album “Hot Shot.”

Tamron celebrates Moses’ first birthday! Plus: actor Dennis Quaid on his new podcast “The Dennissance.” And: celebrity pastry chef & chocolatier Jacques Torres on season four of “Nailed It!” Also: actress/singer Holly Robinson Peete on The HollyRod foundation dedicated to providing care to those living with autism and Parkinson’s disease.

Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, who disagrees with the Georgia governor’s plan to start reopening the state. Plus, Hunger in America: Tamron explores the reality of poverty and hunger during the COVID-19 pandemic. Tamron talks to Reverend Dr. William J. Barber, II, one of the most passionate voices in the fight for food, financial assistance, and essential service during this pandemic; baseball legend Cal Ripken Jr. on how he is pitching in to help strike out hunger; a hog farmer who is dreading her farm’s future for the first time in 42 years; and a dad using food lines for the first time to feed his family.

TV and radio personality Bevy Smith shares her story about tragically losing her father, she believes to COVID-19, while he was living in a nursing home. Plus, an important conversation about how nursing homes have become the epicenter for the COVID-19 crisis and what can be done moving forward.

Pamela Adlon (executive producer, writer, director, and actress) on the season finale of “Better Things.” Plus, quarantined with teens: advice on dealing with the emotional toll COVID-19 is taking on teens, from the big moments they will never get to experience, like proms and graduations, to implications for college admissions. And, one young woman’s dream of Olympic gold now on hold.

Singer and songwriter JoJo discusses her upcoming album and timing of her next tour. Plus, how the fashion industry and celebrity designers are using their talents to make a difference during this crisis. And, checking in with one of the up-and-coming designers previously featured on Tamron Hall.

“Mixed-ish” star Tika Sumpter with a sneak peek at the season finale and her latest project helping new moms. Plus, actor Peter Gallagher (“Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist” and “Grace and Frankie”). And, tips on taking care of your hair, nails, skin, and more from home.

Actress Lecy Goranson on the season finale of “The Conners” and actor/comedian Cedric Yarbrough on the return of “Reno 911!” Plus, the challenges of having children via surrogacy, adoption, and fertility treatments during the pandemic.

COVID-19 Around the World: how people from other countries are getting through this global pandemic and how their experiences can help us at home. Plus: an update from a family living in Wuhan, China who Tamron spoke with in March.

Actor and singer Frankie Grande on reprising his role as “Frankini” on Nickelodeon’s “Danger Force” and on being sober and in love. Plus, Addiction During the Pandemic: a mom who conquered her opiate addiction but now is battling a food addiction to help her cope while in quarantine; a mom who lost her son to an overdose while isolated from his recovery community; and a man who beat his drug addiction only to become addicted to social media.

COVID-19: The Homeless Problem: how do you follow stay at home orders when you do not have a home? Tamron explores how the crisis is affecting the least fortunate and how everyday heroes are trying to make a difference. With a woman who helps the homeless in Skid Row by passing out essentials, a NYC subway train conductor dealing daily with the homeless who have taken over subway cars, and a family living in a shelter, among others.

Tina Knowles. Celebrating moms who are going the extra mile, doing incredible things outside of their normal work and everyday lives to support people on the frontlines as we get ready to celebrate the first Mother’s Day in quarantine.

Heroes of the Pandemic: meet nurses, medical workers, and advocates risking their own health to care for patients with COVID-19, including the son of an ER nurse who lost her battle with the virus; identical twin sisters who work together as certified registered nurse anesthetists; a patient advocate who is speaking for families whose loved one are isolated or no longer have a voice; and a traveling nurse who left his home in Atlanta to care for COVID-19 patients in New York.

Exploring small towns in America fighting for survival, including Tamron’s hometown of Luling, Texas; how restaurants in small towns are surviving; a doctor who is running a mobile health care clinic in the Appalachia; and the 4th generation farmer who fears he is running out of funds. Plus, inside the hardest hit community in rural America – the Navajo Nation.

Phil Donahue and Marlo Thomas on their new book (What Makes A Marriage Last: 40 Celebrated Couples Share with Us the Secrets to a Happy Life). Plus, Love during Lockdown: creative weddings while in quarantine, including a virtual wedding officiated by Tamron during the show; celebrity wedding planner Jung Lee gives a virtual consultation to the couple; newlyweds stuck in Peru on their honeymoon; and tips to keep the spark alive while in quarantine.

The rise of domestic violence in quarantine: meet a mother of four who fled an abusive relationship with her kids as the coronavirus pandemic hit the United States – her incredible story of survival. Plus, the story of a nurse who survived the coronavirus but, in the end lost her life to domestic violence.

College and COVID-19: how the coronavirus has disrupted college decisions and college life for students nationwide. Plus, “Shark Tank’s” Mr. Wonderful Kevin O’Leary will address the financial impact that COVID-19 is having on colleges and the financial concerns being raised by parents and students. And: “America’s Funniest Home Videos” host Alfonso Ribeiro with the cutest, craziest, and most comical videos people are sharing during quarantine.

Wanda Cooper-Jones, mother of Ahmaud Arbery, the young jogger gunned down in Georgia earlier this year, and her lawyer Lee Merritt with the latest developments in the case. And, Emmy Award-winning actor, singer, and comedian Wayne Brady on his new kid’s comedy competition show, plus his daughter, his ex-wife, and her boyfriend – a modern family quarantining together. Also, how the pandemic saved one marriage; and how to keep things exciting in the bedroom.

Actor Dylan McDermott on his new hit Netflix show “Hollywood.” Plus, the Reopening of America: from restaurants and clothing stores to movie theaters – checking in with businesses across the country that are reopening. And, the obstacles faced by residents of Flint, Michigan, where there is still a clean water crisis in addition to COVID-19. Also, Dr. Mike, a doctor on a mission to tackle COVID-19 misinformation.

Caring for mental health during the pandemic: Tamron talks to actress Debbi Morgan on her emotional Instagram post; two men grieving the loss of their best friend, local hero police officer Charles “Rob” Roberts, to COVID-19; married podcasters who say coronavirus heightened the wife’s depression; and writer Shanita Hubbard, ​who apologizes for being anxious, irritated, and uncharacteristically impatient during quarantine.

Legendary style icon Andre Leon Talley discusses his revealing new memoir about the glamorous and cutthroat world of fashion. Plus, Pets in the Pandemic: how our pets have helped us get through quarantine. And, Drs. Erin and Ben Schroeder, the married team of veterinarians from Nat Geo WILD’s popular series, “Heartland Docs, DVM.”

“Black-ish” star Anthony Anderson. Plus, Chef Art Smith digs into his Southern roots with an easy recipe to cook at home for Memorial Day. And, singer-songwriter Tamar Braxton and Tamron’s longtime hairstylist Johnny Wright talk about their new show, “To Catch a Beautician.”

Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and actress Janelle Monáe on joining the critically-acclaimed TV show “Homecoming.” And, American Ballet Theatre principal dancer Misty Copeland discusses her “Swans For a Relief” fundraiser, plus she surprises four young ballerinas. Also, the quarantine 15: a personal trainer who turned to junk food to battle the stress and boredom of being quarantined, and one man’s unique quest for quarantine fitness.

Erin and Ben Napier (HGTV’s “Home Town”) discuss the small-town charm of their popular show. Plus, inspirational life coach Iyanla Vanzant (OWN’s “Fear Not with Iyanla Vanzant”) talks about how to combat fear while in quarantine. And, in her first television interview, a powerful conversation with Michelle Hord on moving forward after the murder of her seven-year-old daughter by her ex-husband, and how she is keeping her daughter’s legacy alive. Finally, a quarantine act of kindness –a neighbor’s quick thinking helps save a life.

Actress Gabrielle Union on her new children’s book, “Welcome to the Party,” and season two of her hit TV show, “L.A.’s Finest.” Plus, Adam & Danielle Busby (TLC’s “Outdaughtered”) on raising the country’s only all-female quintuplets. And, a couple who gave birth to rare (1 in 11 million) identical quadruplet boys . Also, Libby and Victor Boyce, parents of actor Cameron Boyce – who tragically passed away from epilepsy last year – on honoring their son’s legacy.

Cooks in quarantine: Chef Michael Symon on his new outdoor cooking series and an easy-to-make dish; Chef Tim Love with must-have summer recipes; Chef Jessica Tom with easy tips for beginners to go from farm to table; and Tabitha Brown ​on how you can make your favorite dishes vegan.

Celebrating Pride Month with award-winning actress, comedian, and longtime LGBTQ+ advocate Rosie O’Donnell; NBA star Reggie Bullock who lost his transgender sister Mia Henderson to a hate crime; Division 1 Men’s Basketball Coach Matt Lynch who made the decision to come out as gay during the heart of the COVID-19 pandemic; and two young activists who are coordinating the first-ever Virtual Pride. Plus, Broadway’s six-time Tony-nominated actor Danny Burstein of “Moulin Rouge!” who survived coronavirus and Tony-nominee actor Rob McClure from the musical adaptation of “Mrs. Doubtfire.” And, Tamron’s is joined by the show’s first-ever virtual audience.

Investigative genetic genealogist CeCe Moore from ABC’s “The Genetic Detective” discusses her unique research skills to solve crimes. Plus, Superbowl champion Victor Cruz on competing in the second season of NBC’s “The Titan Games.” And, social media superstars Cat & Nat talk about life in quarantine and fun activities to do with kids now that summer camps have been cancelled. Also, the hottest summer products for backyard fun. Finally, everyone’s favorite, Elmo reveals a special announcement to Tamron!

“Hear Us Now,” a special Tamron Hall show, will showcase the voices of young Americans who are marching, protesting, and demanding change in the aftermath of George Floyd’s killing. It’s an important hour for listening, understanding and coming together as a community.

Award-winning director, producer, and writer Spike Lee and cast members Delroy Lindo and Jonathan Majors from the new Netflix film, “Da 5 Bloods.” Plus, Breonna Taylor’s mother Tamika Palmer, along with the family’s attorneys Ben Crump and Lonita Baker, with the latest on her fight for justice in the killing of her daughter. And, in celebration of Father’s Day, a salute to America’s dads from popular YouTuber Rob Kenney – the mastermind behind “Dad How Do I?” to a dad who recorded emotional goodbye videos while in the hospital fighting COVID-19. Also, how Wounded Warrior Project has helped a father combat PTSD after serving in Iraq.

Actor and comedian Paul Reiser on life in quarantine and the success of his hit Netflix show “The Kominsky Method.” Plus, food expert, model, actress, and best-selling author Padma Lakshmi on her new Hulu show, “Taste the Nation.” And, former NFL star Emmanuel Acho on his popular YouTube series, “Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man,” which has sparked a brand-new dialogue. Also, how one police chief transformed his department and his city of Camden, NJ.

Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony winner John Legend on his new album, “Bigger Love.” Plus, Lynn Whitfield and Merle Dandridge from the hit OWN show “Greenleaf.” And, making the best of travel in uncertain times, including tips from The Points Guy Brian Kelly, a family who set out to see the world from the safety of their home, and four friends on a road trip across American during the pandemic.

Stars of the new ABC series “The Baker and the Beauty” Nathalie Kelley and Victor Rasuk. Plus: Overindulging in Quarantine – guests who have found themselves binging on comfort food and drinking to pass the time, and adults who are sheltering with their parents. And: an ER doctor loses temporary custody of her four-year-old daughter to her ex-husband over Coronavirus fears.

Coping in the midst of Coronavirus: renowned doctor, author, and alternative-medicine advocate Deepak Chopra on tools for well-being during the pandemic. Plus: minister, licensed therapist, and professor Dr. Anita Phillips on dealing with loneliness, isolation, and loss. And: a funeral director on how the death toll of the pandemic is overwhelming last responders, and how people are mourning their loved ones during quarantine.

United States Senator and former 2020 presidential candidate Kamala Harris on how we can get through Covid-19, the potential of being a vice president candidate, and how the coronavirus disproportionately affects communities of color. Plus: Chef Carla Hall shares some of her favorite quarantine treats. And: Grammy award-winning artist and philanthropist Shaggy will debut his brand-new album “Hot Shot 2020” and perform “Angel” in celebration of the 20th anniversary of his multi-platinum album “Hot Shot.”

Oscar award-winning actress Marcia Gay Harden on her series “Barkskins” and what she is learning from her kids while in quarantine. Plus, Emmy and Grammy winner Christopher Jackson on the highly anticipated premiere of “Hamilton” on Disney +. And, comedian Patton Oswalt and two-time Oscar nominated director Liz Garbus on the six-part HBO docu-series based on the book of the same name, “I’ll Be Gone In The Dark” written by Oswalt’s late wife. Also, Scott Turner Schofield, the first openly transgender man to be nominated for an Emmy for acting. Additionally, twin sisters from Delaware who graduated first and second in their high school class, even after the unthinkable loss of their mother last year.

Tamron kicks off “Tune In to Win – Hot Summer Giveaways!” Every Monday in July viewers at home will have the chance to win big alongside deserving and unsuspecting show guests. Today, Tamron throws a virtual baby shower for new moms with incredible quarantine stories. Plus, Tony, Grammy, and Emmy Award-winning actor and singer Ben Platt talks about his latest projects and spending quarantine in his childhood home. And, actress, comedienne, and Emmy Award-winning talk show host Loni Love discusses her new book and how she has mastered the art of being herself in Hollywood. Also, mother-daughter duo Dawn and Cher from TLC’s reality show “Smothered” on their incredibly close relationship.

Reimagining your home during quarantine – “Tune In to Win – Hot Summer Giveaways” continues as Tamron and lifestyle expert Danny Seo surprise Tam Fam members in desperate need of home office quarantine makeovers. Viewers at home will have the chance to win big alongside the deserving and unsuspecting show guests. Plus, popular mother-daughter duo of the hit HGTV show “Good Bones” Karen Laine and Mina Starsiak discuss their fifth season and why they consider themselves neighborhood rehabilitators. And, interior designer and Quibi home renovation host Mikel Welch explains why now is a great time to redesign and redecorate, and joins Tamron for the show’s first-ever “Porch Wars” – two best friends battle each other in a friendly competition to see who will come away with backyard bragging rights. Also, how a popular Milwaukee restaurant owner came up with a creative way to open just 48 hours after businesses were forced to close due to COVID-19.

“Tune In to Win – Hot Summer Giveaways” continues as Tamron and lifestyle expert Danny Seo surprise Tam Fam members who opened their hearts and homes and adopted pets in need during lockdown. Viewers at home will have the chance to win big alongside the deserving and unsuspecting show guests. Plus, influential and impactful women, including: Emmy-winning actress and philanthropist Debra Messing and entrepreneur and attorney Mandana Dayani on their new podcast, “The Dissenters”; Erin Merryn, a mom of three on a mission to keep children safe from the abuse she endured as a child; 25-year-old Lash Nolen, the first Black woman to become class president of the Harvard Medical School; 20-year-old activist Deja Foxx, who made Vogue’s “21 Under 21” list; Dr. Jen Arnold from TLC’s “The Little Couple; and teen Alini Morse, CEO of a million-dollar business, which produces tasty alternatives to sugary candies.

All new — “Tune In to Win – Hot Summer Giveaways” concludes as Tamron and lifestyle expert Danny Seo surprise Tam Fam members competing in the first-ever “Ultimate Tam Fam Fan” trivia contest. Viewers at home will have the chance to win big alongside the show guests. Plus, ABC News Correspondent John Quiñones with a look at the new season of fan favorite “What Would You Do?” And, financial expert and best-selling author David Bach gives Tam Fam viewers practical financial advice during these challenging times.

All new — Incredible stories of survival, including a Broadway set designer who spent five weeks in a coma with COVID-19 until an experimental treatment saved his life; the young star of Netflix’s “Raising Dion” refusing to let brittle bone disease break her spirit; a Florida woman who beat the odds after a boating accident left her on the brink of death; a boy recovering from a one-in-a-million fall; and a man living with an undetected 30-pound tumor.

From kids with superhuman athletic abilities to rock star musicians and art prodigies, meet some of the most talented kids from around the world. Plus, a 15-year-old black belt sharing his passion for karate with senior citizens. And, Emmy Award-winning ABC News journalist and author Adrienne Bankert on her new book about finding your hidden superpower: kindness.

All new — Artistic expressions during tough times. Jay Manuel, former creative director for “America’s Next Top Model,” discusses his new novel. Plus, world-renowned photographer Nigel Barker on how to tell a powerful story with pictures. And, a wardrobe reset with stylist Stacy London who helps a Tam Fam member shed her quarantine clothes. Also, using face masks as a creative canvas to express individuality, “flower flashes” to honor frontline workers, and a tattoo artist who is helping clients erase their past ink mistakes.

Online scams and COVID-19 crimes. The search for one man who allegedly used his charm to con a dozen women over the last 20 years, leaving them more than a million dollars in debt collectively – and how he was brought to justice; and a VICE News journalist who got caught up in an international love scam and documented her journey on tape. Plus, COVID-19 crisis cons, including “Zoom bombing” hackers; a woman scammed out of her stimulus money; and how a part time job opportunity nearly landed an innocent 26-year-old behind bars. And, Monica Vaca, the associate director of the Federal Trade Commission on why millennials have become a prime target for scammers during lockdown.

From creative parenting and beauty hacks to fashion fixes and sleep solutions, experts and Tam Fam members share their favorite hacks to make life a little easier, while saving money and time. Experts include hack master Meaghan Murphy, who shows that there is a hack for just about everything; lifestyle expert Joy Cho, who shares her simple and inexpensive design hacks; and chef David Rose, who shares how to spend less time in the kitchen and more time enjoying your meal; and more.

Season 2 premieres with a riveting hour-long exclusive interview with Andrew Gillum, a former rising superstar in the Democratic Party, whose hopes for a political future were derailed after a headline-making scandal this past spring. Gillum, who narrowly lost the 2018 gubernatorial run in Florida that would have made him the first Black governor of the nation’s largest swing state, will discuss his swift fall from grace, his rehabilitation experience in the face of adversity, and share what life looks like now. R. Jai will also join Hall during the hour to discuss the impact this has had on their marriage and their family and what the future holds.

Tamron is joined by award-winning actor Samuel L. Jackson and his wife, LaTanya Richardson Jackson, who serve as executive producers on the upcoming EPIX docu-series “Enslaved.” The project sheds new light on 400 years of human trafficking from Africa to the New World and explores Jackson’s personal journey from the U.S. to Gabon for his induction into his ancestral Benga tribe. Later, fellow Marvel movie hero Chris Evans and Golden Globe® and Emmy Award-nominated filmmaker, playwright and actor Mark Kassen join Tamron to discuss their recently launched, video-based civic engagement website “A Starting Point” and the details surrounding the fall launch of ASP Classroom, a digital platform and resource for schools to engage with elected officials, digital debates and virtual learning experiences. Plus, from teachers calling it quits to COVID-19 on college campuses, back to school is anything but normal this year.

DJ Jazzy Jeff hosts and DJs a very special celebration for Tamron’s 50th birthday and is joined by special guests and special surprises.

In an exclusive interview, Stassi Schroeder speaks for the first time after being let go from the hit Bravo series “Vanderpump Rules” – a result of her racially insensitive actions that resurfaced this past June. She will discuss how the incident and recently announced pregnancy have reshaped her perspective on work and life.

Tamron brings fans up close and personal with singer/songwriter Melissa Etheridge who is speaking out on the tragic loss of her 21-year-old son, Beckett. Etheridge will discuss his personal struggle to overcome an addiction to opioids and how the performances she has been sharing with fans during the pandemic have been a source of hope, strength and healing for her and her family.

Exploring the phenomenon of strip culture. Guests include Nicco Annan and Brandee Evans, stars of “P-Valley,” the break-out Starz series that follows the lives of people who work at a strip club in the Mississippi Delta; Jennifer Worley, author of “Neon Girls: A Stripper’s Education in Protest & Power,” who danced to pay for her degree; a family who has caused controversy pole dancing together; and more.

Oscar-nominated actress Gabourey Sidibe opens up about her life, love, and new thriller film, “Antebellum.” Plus, an exclusive conversation about the unspoken tensions between women of color and white women as it relates to navigating friendships, workplace relationships, and parenting all with the backdrop of the country’s racial divide; featuring outspoken journalists Jemele Hill and Cari Champion (co-hosts of Cari & Jemele: Stick to Sports” on VICE TV), and more.

Tyra Banks talks about motherhood, engagement rumors, backlash from “Top Model,” and her new gig on “Dancing with the Stars.” Plus, inspirational stories of quarantine transformations, including actor Peter Facinelli on losing 30 pounds during quarantine, what motivated him to get in better shape, and his new film, “The Vanished.”

Un-masked anger – why the debate rages on about wearing masks. The show will address the protests, the violence, and the outrage around some people’s refusal to wear masks.

Actor John David Washington on his new film “Tenet,” secretly shooting a movie with Zendaya during quarantine, and what’s next. Plus, actor David Arquette discusses the “Scream” reboot, two recent projects, You Cannot Kill David Arquette and Kiss The Ground, and more. Also, a performance by country music sensation Jimmie Allen who is nominated for the CMA New Artist of the Year.

“Broad City” star and creator Ilana Glazer. Plus, a powerful conversation on what it means to be non-binary: actor Nico Tortorella (”Younger”) discusses how his polyamorous marriage redefines “husband and wife.” Also, the challenges of growing up non-binary and raising kids as gender neutral.

Grammy-winning rapper Nelly on fatherhood, his rocking performances on “Dancing with the Stars,” and an exclusive announcement. Plus, a revealing follow-up conversation to Tamron’s headline-making exclusive interview with Andrew Gillum.

Jason Derulo, the multi-talented singer, songwriter and “King of TikTok,” discusses his new single and how he became one of the most beloved stars of the video sharing social networking service. Plus, other TikTok superstars who have cracked the code to social superstardom, including Zach King who has almost 50 million followers and takes us behind the scenes of how he masters his craft, and Priscilla Block who went from TikTok to the top of the country music charts.

A first look at Netflix’s “Boys in the Band” with the cast who talk about the oppression and stigma that keep their characters in the closet. Plus, actress Barbie Ferreira, star of HBO’s “Unpregnant.” Also, the stigma behind teen pregnancies.

NeNe Leakes on her latest headline-making news, why she’s leaving “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” and what’s next for the reality star and actress. Plus, the “King of Queens” star Leah Remini on her Emmy winning docuseries and new podcast, Scientology: Fair Game. Also, Carole Baskin, “Tiger King” pop culture sensation, founder, and CEO of Big Cat Rescue, on clawing her way up the “Dancing with the Stars” leaderboard.

Dog the Bounty Hunter on finding new love after the loss of his wife. Plus, “The Home Edit” ladies Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin discuss their new Netflix series. Also, 22-year-old TikTok home renovation star Emily Shaw.

Navigating the new rules of consent; saving receipts, consent contracts, and dating in the age of “me too.” Plus, an important conversation about marital consent with a woman whose husband recorded his assaults on her. And a performance by country music singer Lindsay Ell.

Tamron explores the hottest DIY crafting trends. Plus, LaurDIY, YouTube sensation and host of HBO’s competition show “Craftopia.” Also, HGTV’s popular The Crafty Lumberjacks. And, the founder of the DIY fashion brand, “Sew Squad.”

TV host, stylist, and “Dancing with the Stars” contestant Jeannie Mai on dancing her way to happily ever after. Plus, incredible stories of survival.

The cast of the Amazon series, “The Boys.” Plus, the cast of TLC’s “I Love A Mama’s Boy.”

Fashion forward – up-and-coming designers showcase their talents, including a designer embracing her Native American heritage and two Latina women disrupting sexy stereotypes. Plus, turning unused clothes into trendy masterpieces.

Former Fifth Harmony star and author Ally Brooke opens up about her personal life choices and lessons learned. Plus, breaking social taboos on mental health: design expert Bobby Berk (Netflix’s “Queer Eye”) on how your home’s interior design could be the answer to a healthier mind; a 21-year-old student documenting her bi-polar disorder; and a man’s global journey of self-discovery to overcome his debilitating anxiety.

Personal finance expert and TV host Suze Orman opens up about her biggest mistake that led to a 10-hour emergency surgery to remove a rare tumor – how ignoring her own advice to face your fear nearly cost her her health. Plus, inspirational stories of people who defied medical odds.

Surviving Jeffrey Epstein and seeking justice: two survivors update their fight against sex trafficking and how they are helping other Epstein victims. Plus, Investigative Reporter Julie K. Brown, who exposed Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes to the world, and host Tara Palmeri on their podcast “Broken: Seeking Justice.” And, warning signs from a woman who met her trafficker through a dating site. Also, actresses and sisters Laura and Vanessa Marano on the film they produced about sexual exploitation and their continued conversation with survivors and advocates.

American actress and real estate agent Chrishell Stause on her Netflix hit show “Selling Sunset” and being a “Dancing with the Stars contestant. Plus: Outrageous and innovative homes around the world – from tiny homes to tree houses and underground caves, we are redefining ways of living.

A conversation with Amy Winehouse’s father Mitch Winehouse on his daughter’s death, the signs he missed, and raising awareness about addiction. Plus, Derek Hough discusses his “Dancing with the Stars” homecoming and returning to the ballroom floor with his girlfriend. And, life-altering chance encounters.

Unbelievable stories of sole survivors who are using their second chances to help others.

Grammy-winning singer Brandy on her struggle with depression, new music, and what’s next. Plus, Brandy’s younger brother Ray J joins the conversation on life as an entertainment family and his new single. And, incredible dynamic duos.

I get paid for this? Unique, creative, and sometimes bizarre jobs that pay the bills.

Actor, comedian, and impressionist Jay Pharoah on his experience with police brutality, leaving “SNL,” and his new movie, “Bad Hair.” Plus: feel-good Friday: why finding joy is so important right now and sharing the people and things that make us all feel good. Tamron reunites with Willie Geist, who is joined by his wife Christina to discuss how her party box company spreads joy. And, a very special surprise for a five-year-old Make-A-Wish recipient.

Un-masked anger – why the debate rages on about wearing masks. The show will address the protests, the violence, and the outrage around some people’s refusal to wear masks.

From expert dating advice to creative ways to meet your mate, Tamron explores modern dating tips for singles of all ages

In an exclusive interview, singer and TV personality Tamar Braxton discusses for the first time her reported attempted suicide, the recent allegations of domestic violence, and why she walked away from her deal with WE tv. Plus, “The Conners” actor Michael Fishman on the show’s season premiere, directing his first episode, and why he has become a mental health advocate.

Actress Catherine Oxenberg and her daughter India, in their first TV interview since the NXIVM cult leader was sentenced, discuss India’s time being held captive in the cult, her escape, and the new docuseries “Seduced: Inside the NXIVM Cult.”

A Halloween Spooktacular… Tamron celebrates Halloween with cast members from the new horror film “Come Play,” Tam Fam costume winners, pumpkin carving, ghoulish treats, and some supreme surprises.

Amazing animals, including a dog who learned to “communicate,” rescues transformed into therapy companions for children with disabilities from CBS All Access’ new docuseries, “That Animal Rescue Show,” and one wild warrior fighting to keep animals from going extinct. Plus, inside the secret life of one of the largest and most unique wildlife sanctuaries in the world, Chimp Haven from Disney and Nat Geo’s new docuseries “Meet the Chimps.”

“Broad City” star and creator Ilana Glazer. Plus, a powerful conversation on what it means to be non-binary: actor Nico Tortorella (”Younger”) discusses their polyamorous marriage. Also, the challenges of growing up non-binary and raising kids as gender neutral.

Backstreet Boy A.J. McLean on his sobriety, how his family saved his life, and competing on “Dancing with the Stars.” Plus, celebrity gossip blogger Perez Hilton on his new book TMI: My Life in Scandal. And, stories of people living with regrets over things they did online.

Actor and producer Matthew McConaughey on the reaction to his new memoir, Greenlights, being a father, his Texas upbringing, and a fan surprise. Plus, actors Omari Hardwick and Loretta Devine from the new horror thriller “Spell.”

Golden Globe-nominated actor David Oyelowo on his new family adventure film, “Come Away.” Plus, improbable stories of inspiration, including a woman on a mission to find her long-lost half-sister; one man’s determination to keep love alive after his wife suffered irreparable memory loss; and a wrestler who overcame near-impossible obstacles to become a college champion.

NFL Hall of Famer and “Good Morning America” co-host Michael Strahan discusses his new HBO docuseries “The Cost of Winning.” Plus, stories of resilience, including MMA fighter Vince Murdock on his remarkable return to the UFC cage a year after his life threatening brain surgery; a high school senior whose strength inspired thousands after losing her legs in a car accident; and a 19-year-old designer whose PRIDE-themed NASCAR design of Jimmie Johnson’s race car went viral.

Actors Kate Mara and Nick Robinson and creator Hannah Fidell from FX on Hulu’s series, “A Teacher.” Plus, “The Soprano’s” Lorraine Bracco on renovating a rundown Sicilian home for HGTV’s “My Big Italian Adventure.” And, how passion projects like Bracco’s can inspire, challenge and create opportunities.

Inside a reporter’s notebook – looking at the people and moments that captivated our attention and the stories that forever inspired, touched, and changed the lives of both reporters and viewers.

Actor Cedric the Entertainer on the season premiere of his hit CBS sitcom, “The Neighborhood.” Plus, cooking with chef Jamie Oliver. And, actor/director Ravi Patel on his new series “Ravi Patel’s Pursuit of Happiness” airing on HBO Max.

Actress Emma Corrin on her transformation into Princess Diana on the new season of “The Crown.” Plus, an adopted woman who was shocked to learn she was actually a real life princess.

Alfonso Ribeiro, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Joseph Marcell, and Karyn Parsons together with the inside scoop on “The Fresh Prince of Bel Air” reunion special. Plus, iconic and innovative choreographer and dancer JaQuel Knight (Beyoncé, including “Single Ladies,” Megan Thee Stallion’s recent “SNL” performance). And, a first-ever TV appearance and performance by the new all-girls band, Boys World.

Join Tamron for a candid conversation on today’s woman, from motherhood to careers to image and identity. Plus, Iyanla Vanzant with her take on being a modern woman and the new season of “Iyanla: Fix My Life.”

Multi-Grammy Award-winning artist Ne-Yo and his wife Crystal Smith on their episode of OWN’s “Behind Every Man” and how the pandemic kept them from the verge of divorce. Plus, actress and comedienne Kym Whitley on her new partnership empowering women and her latest on-screen projects.

Celebrating Thanksgiving traditions and regional recipes with chefs from around the country. Plus, a Thanksgiving surprise.

A candid conversation about men and weight: Hip Hop legend Busta Rhymes on his dramatic weight loss, as well as his new album. And, former NFL player Patrick Devenny, whose struggle to live up to the “perfect” body led him to an extreme eating disorder, is encouraging other men to speak out about mental health. Plus, activist and actress Alyssa Milano discusses how she is inspiring a new generation of female leaders, the latest book of her children’s series, and her podcast.

Grammy winner Kelly Rowland on her new holiday movie, new music, and new baby. Plus, the cast of the hit CBS comedy “The Unicorn.” And, the inspiring journey of Nora McInerny, a mom who started “The Hot Widows Club” to help others after losing her husband.

Celebrating strong siblings: the Bella Twins – Nikki and Brie Bella on giving birth 22 hours apart and the new season of their hit TV show “Total Bellas.” Plus, the daytime television premiere of sibling music group Infinity Song‘s new song, “Mad Love.”

Vanished into thin air: a mother’s relentless search for her missing daughter and a family’s desperate plea for help in finding their son who disappeared more than 500 days ago. Plus, how one man became the world’s first digital consulting detective by using social media’s existing technology to help solve murders and crack cold cases.

Beautifully Human: Building Connections Cast of “Million Little Things,” Jill Scott, Netflix’s “Holiday Home Makeover.”

Candid Conversations: Womanhood and Career with Lilly Singh.

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All things design: lifestyle expert Clinton Kelly on his new HGTV show “Self-Made Mansions.” Plus, Galey Alix Gravenstein, a successful finance executive on weekdays who became a social media star through her weekend interior design projects. And, an interior design project that turned into a healing connection for two grieving moms.

Real conversations between teens and parents: an inside look at the issues affecting teenagers’ lives. Plus, the cast of the new series “The Wilds” about a group of teenage girls’ fight for survival on a deserted island.

Get into the holiday spirit with Vivica A. Fox and Jackée Harry as they discuss their new film on OWN, “A Christmas For Mary.” Plus, paying it forward this holiday season, including CNBC’s Marcus Lemonis on his new foundation’s goal of feeding as many people as possible and keeping small restaurants in business.

In a broadcast first, powerhouse fashion designer Michelle Smith on why she walked away from her multi-million dollar clothing line Milly. Plus, meet the wealthy family who, inspired by “Crazy Rich Asians,” broke from Vietnamese tradition to live the American dream and now star in HBO Max’s “House of Ho.” And, TLC’s fascinating family the Plaths on their new season of “Welcome to Plathville.”

What’s hot now: Method Man, Naturi Naughton, and young breakout actor Michael Rainey, Jr. from “Power Book II: Ghost” airing on Starz. Plus, meet the Pharrell Williams-inspired angelic gospel choir from Netflix’s “Voices of Fire.” And, the cast from NBC’s timely new series “Nurses.”

The Property Brothers on the second season of their star-studded home renovation series “Celebrity IOU” on HGTV, their festive holiday traditions, and a special holiday surprise. Plus, people who made good on promises.

An exclusive hour-long television interview with Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg who will discuss Facebook’s controversial handling of disinformation on its platform during the last two presidential elections. Plus, her foundation’s latest findings around how women in the workplace are being disproportionately impacted by the pandemic. Additionally, she will be joined by fiancé Tom Bernthal in their first joint interview.

Emmy and Tony Award-winning singer and actress Kristin Chenoweth and country music star Ty Herndon with a heart-warming holiday duet. Plus, Tamron kicks off “HALLelujah it’s the holidays – a week of gifts galore” by honoring teachers who continue to go above and beyond during these unprecedented times.

Hit TV show “SEAL Team” cast members David Boreanaz, Max Thieriot, Toni Trucks, and Tyler Grey. Plus, a special performance by TV and Broadway legend Sheryl Lee Ralph to help spread the holiday cheer. And, “HALLelujah it’s the holidays – a week of gifts galore” continues as Tamron honors military families who sacrifice so much, supporting those who serve.

“Top Chef” Carla Hall serves up her favorite festive eats. Plus, Grammy Award-winning singer JoJo keeps the holiday celebration going with a special performance. And, Tamron surprises hospital heroes today on “HALLelujah it’s the holidays – a week of gifts galore.”

Grammy nominated R&B singer Fantasia and her husband Kendall Taylor, who are expecting their first child together, share their love story. Plus, a big surprise for deserving families as “HALLelujah it’s the holidays – a week of gifts galore” continues.

The cast of “High School Musical: The Musical” takes center stage with a special performance. And, from Amazon Studio’s “Sylvie’s Love,” Nnamdi Asomugha. Plus, “HALLelujah it’s the holidays – a week of gifts galore” concludes as we pay tribute to the essential workers who have become our everyday heroes.

Actress, author, and TV personality Ayesha Curry on her mission with husband, NBA superstar Stephen Curry, to help underprivileged children through their Eat. Learn. Play. foundation, plus Ayesha’s bestselling cookbook. And, Grammy Award-winning country group Lady A performs a song from their holiday album, “On This Winter’s Night Deluxe.”

A Tam Fam Holiday Potluck – celebrating family traditions with a taste of the season as chefs from across the country cook up favorite holiday meals.

Grammy Award-winning singer and new “The Masked Singer” winner LeAnn Rimes shares her journey to emotional and spiritual health and performs a song from her new album, “CHANT: The Human & The Holy.” Plus, Hollywood and Broadway legend Debbie Allen on the Netflix documentary “Dance Dreams: Hot Chocolate Nutcracker” and how she is training the next generation of stars. Allen is also joined by some of her protégés who share their stories.

Rap legend Busta Rhymes like you’ve never seen him before – in a deeply personal interview, he opens up about his body transformation and reveals the shocking moments that drove him to shed 86 pounds. He also shares an exclusive video diary of his fitness and diet routine with the “Tam Fam.” Plus, renew yourself in 2021: inspiring stories of healthy transformations at any age.

Actresses Rachel Brosnahan and Marsha Stephanie Blake on their new Amazon Studios’ film, “I’m Your Woman.” Plus, “I Did It Myself”: learning new skills in unconventional ways, leading people to find their passions and purpose.

Inspirational women you need to know: female entrepreneurs who took control of their destiny share secrets to their successes, including bestselling author and podcast host Rachel Hollis, beauty blogger and businesswoman Huda Kattan, one of America’s first Muslim women comedians Maysoon Zayid, and Nicole Walters, who quit her six-figure sales job in front of 10,000 people.

Reality television personality and entrepreneur Bethenny Frankel discusses her new podcast. Plus, a conversation with and performance by Grammy Award-winning singer and mom-to-be Joss Stone. And, creative business pivots.

Oscar winner Regina King and Kingsley Ben-Adir on their new film “One Night in Miami,” “Brady Bunch” star Maureen McCormick and designer Dan Vickery from the nostalgic HGTV home renovation series “Frozen in Time,” and Vanna White discusses “Celebrity Wheel of Fortune.”

Actress Chrissy Metz shares the latest on “This is Us,” her debut album, and recent engagement rumors. Plus, celebrating the bonds of friendship with the cast of “If Not Now, When?” – Meagan Good, Tamara Bass, Mekia Cox, and Meagan Holder. And, Tamron checks in on friends who went on the road trip of a lifetime after losing their jobs due to the pandemic.

Serving up the hottest new food trends from plant-based meals and non-dairy milks to immunity boosters and air fryers.

Ty Pennington discusses his new HGTV show “Ty Breaker.” Plus, Discovery+’s “Toddlers & Tiaras: Where Are They Now” stars The Tiara Twins – Alycesaundra and Giavanna and their Mom on life 10 years after the reality show first premiered.

Raising kids during COVID-19: from toddlers to teens, the effects of the pandemic on our children.

The pulse of pop culture: “grown-ish” stars Yara Shahidi and Trevor Jackson. Plus, Julia Quinn, the best-selling author who sparked the “Bridgerton” phenomenon. And, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis on their new album, being fired by Prince, and working with stars like Janet Jackson, as well as an exclusive performance with Babyface just for the Tam Fam.

JonBenét Ramsey’s father and her half-brother, John Ramsey and John Andrew Ramsey, discuss new information in the unsolved murder that captivated the country as part of the new discovery+ documentary, “JonBenét Ramsey: What Really Happened?” Plus, people who took a stand for what they believed was right, no matter the consequences.

“Bachelor” Matt James on why he is under so much pressure and the hit show’s new focus on race. Plus, people who have already been vaccinated share their journeys of hope, joy, and even guilt.

Record-breaking Olympic runner Alexi Pappas on how her mother’s suicide shaped her and her own battle with depression, plus her new memoir. Also, YouTube star Camryn Clifford on becoming a widow and a single mom at 19 after her husband took his life. And, the impact on children when their parents are depressed.

An honest conversation about plastic surgery and the skin you’re in with “High School Musical” star Ashley Tisdale as she opens up on her recent health struggles. Plus, “Late Night with Seth Meyers’” Amber Ruffin and her sister Lacey Lamar get candid about their new book, “You’ll Never Believe What Happened to Lacey: Crazy Stories about Racism.” And, Marlee Matlin talks her new film “Feeling Through.”

A daytime TV exclusive: iconic hip-hop artist Da Brat speaks candidly about living her truth and is joined by girlfriend, Jesseca Dupart, and her longtime collaborator, Jermaine Dupri. Plus, Emmy® Award-winning actress Kyra Sedgwick discusses her new comedy, “Call Your Mother.”

Tika Sumpter, Mark-Paul Gosselaar and Christina Anthony from the hit TV show “mixed-ish.” Plus, pretending to be something you’re not: Rachel Dolezal, the Black civil rights activist who was exposed as a white woman, and Leah Olson, who convinced people she was white, share their stories.

Podcast king, comedian, author and actor Marc Maron opens up about his life, unconventional career path and sudden loss of his partner in a daytime exclusive. Plus, uncovering the best podcasts to add to your playlist.

Actress Michelle Rodriguez on her spiritual sabbatical and how healing traditions can transform your life. Plus, meet the world-renowned healer leading her journey. And a special performance by and conversation with singer, songwriter, actor and producer Brian McKnight.

Getting crafty – the hottest DIY designers share their best ideas with the Tam Fam. Plus, Maurice “The Crochet Boss” Green, a mixed martial arts UFC heavyweight fighter known for his crochet skills.

In a television EXCLUSIVE, reality stars Todd and Julie Chrisley speak out against the recent racist attacks on their family. And, what drives people to hide who they really are? She ignited a firestorm by living as a Black woman…what is Rachel Dolezal’s life like now? Plus, why this biracial woman spent decades desperately trying to fit in with her white community. And, “mixed-ish” stars Tika Sumpter, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, and Christina Anthony get personal!

Celebrating National Pizza Day with favorite pizza places from around the country, a 13-time world pizza champion’s secret to serving up the perfect slice at home, and the hottest kitchen gadgets every pizza chef needs.

Taking a leap of faith to make dreams come true: former NFL superstar Jason Brown who left a $37.5 million contract behind to run a farm; NFL Hall of Famer Jerry Rice on launching his family’s new lifestyle brand; a couple who set sail around the world with no sailing experience; and a former fitness trainer who trusted her gut after losing it all. Plus, thought leader Marie Forleo on having the power to change your life.

The Long Island Medium Theresa Caputo discusses finding love again after her marriage ended and the new season of her hit TV show. Plus, 13-time R&B Grammy nominee Ledisi performs.

Rooting for love: a look at how we show our love, and proving that love can go the distance through sacrifices and grand gestures.

In an exclusive daytime interview, former football star Kordell Stewart speaks candidly about enduring the smear campaign that started during his playing days. Plus, “Inside Edition” correspondent Lisa Guerrero on overcoming depression and suicidal thoughts after being fired as a football sideline reporter.

Sherry Pie, the controversial star of “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” opens up about getting disqualified from the show after accusations that he catfished several young men. Plus, an exclusive interview with former WWE superstar Gabbi Tuft and her wife, Priscilla, about Gabbi coming out as a trans woman.

Tamron talks to director Samantha Stark of the headline-making documentary “Framing Britney Spears,” along with several of the die-hard army of fans behind the “Free Britney” movemen

Page-turning books everyone is talking about. Plus, breakout author Chad Sanders on his powerful new book, “Black Magic.”

Supermodel Beverly Peele opens up about her allegations against fashion designer Peter Nygard. Plus, Nygard’s son Kai Bickle on how he offered support to authorities and helped alleged victims against his father.

TV host and bestselling author Dr. Laura Berman and her husband, Samuel Chapman, with a warning to families after the heartbreaking death of their 16-year-old son; they are joined by their 15-year-old son Jackson. Plus, devastating stories of kids taking their own lives during the pandemic and what we can do to keep kids safe.

How I got discovered: big-break stories from rising stars and viral phenomena including actress Jenna Ortega (“Yes Day”); sister actresses Dani and Dannah Lane (“Kenan”); Sharpe Family Singers—TikTok’s modern-day The Partridge Family whose daughter Samantha is also an “American Idol” contestant; cast from the new film “Finding ‘Ohana”; and the rediscovery of ‘90s popular group Tag Team after their Super Bowl commercial.

Olivia Newton-John and daughter Chloe Lattanzi discuss their new duet single and clearing up recent headlines. Plus, rapper Ludacris dishes on his new cooking show. And, actress Chloë Grace Moretz on her new live-action movie (“Tom and Jerry”) and the secret of her signature pasta sauce.

Emmy®-nominated actor Michael K. Williams (“Body Brokers”). Plus, quieting your inner critic: how to shut down the negative thoughts that are holding you back.

A sweet celebration of desserts with Zac Young, a Broadway costumer turned pastry chef who originated the PieCaken, Christina Tosi from famed Milk Bar, Jocelyn Delk Adams of “Grandbaby Cakes”—a cookbook and food blog inspired by her grandmother—and Jyoti Nanra, a self-taught baker who left her career as a high school teacher.

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Meet people who are stuck in time and loving it, including a couple happily living a late 1800s Victorian lifestyle without modern amenities; a mom frozen in the 1950s, bringing midcentury modern to the new millennium; the 27-year-old woman dubbed the Marilyn Monroe of TikTok who even lives in the star’s old home; and a family who bought a 1970s time capsule house, complete with shag carpet walls, sight unseen.

Iconic fashion designer Norma Kamali on her career, new book, “I Am Invincible,” and finding love later in life. Plus, you are never too old to fall in love – inspiring love stories including a woman who got her fairytale ending at 60 and best friends who masterminded a real-life parent trap for their single parents.

Actor, singer, comedian and TV personality Wayne Brady on his latest game show, “Game of Talents.” Plus, showcasing the unique and hidden talents of the Tam Fam.

Supermodel Beverly Peele opens up about her allegations against fashion designer Peter Nygard. Plus, Nygard’s son Kai Zen Bickle on how he offered support to authorities and helped alleged victims against his father.

Award-winning comedian and actor Eddie Murphy and his daughter Bella discuss the highly anticipated sequel, “Coming 2 America,” and share what the experience of working together for the first time meant to them. Plus, “Coming 2 America” actress KiKi Layne. And, costume designer Ruth E. Carter, the trailblazer behind the film’s showstopping looks.

“Basketball Wives” star Shaunie O’Neal and son Shareef open up about his heart surgery and the show’s current season. Plus, original cast members of the breakthrough reality series “The Real World” – Eric Nies, Heather B. Gardner and Kevin Powell – on reuniting after 30 years for “The Real World Homecoming: New York.” And, overcoming obstacles – inspirational stories of survival.

Tamron’s “Candid Conversation Series” continues with stories of finding faith, questioning it or leaving it behind. Plus, faith-based hip-hop recording artist, songwriter, music executive, actor and entrepreneur Lecrae on his new book, latest album, and struggle to reconcile religion with faith.

Social media icon and the first Black trans star to executive produce her own reality show, “TS Madison.” Plus, “Pose” star-turned-tech CEO Angelica Ross. And, Chella Man who documented his transgender transition online and went viral.

An hour of inspiration with performances by gospel sensations: 16-time GRAMMY® Award-winning artist Kirk Franklin, Kierra Sheard, Kelontae Gavin and Koryn Hawthorne.

Finding self-discovery, healing and forgiveness after facing family secrets. Stories include one woman’s search for her past that ended on the FBI’s most wanted list, a woman whose father murdered her mother when she was just 6 years old – how she kept her parents a secret and found forgiveness, and a woman who learned her adopted family were racists.

Danica Patrick, world-renowned retired race car driver and entrepreneur. Plus, from career to parenting, how to use the power of imperfection to become the best version of yourself, including a mom struggling to be perfect and trying to let go of the perfect parent standard, and a self-described “recovering perfectionist” who now helps others embrace imperfection.

How one small change can make a major impact. Stories include a couple committed to a 30-day sex challenge; one woman’s life transformation after she stopped chemically treating her hair and went natural; and how parting with a childhood memento created a clearer path for one woman’s future.

Former first lady and bestselling author Michelle Obama joins “Tamron Hall” to talk about her new food-filled Netflix series for the whole family, “Waffles + Mochi.” Plus, chef Preeti Mistry prepares a kid-friendly recipe. And Mrs. Obama’s new puppet co-stars join the fun.

NASCAR royalty Kyle and Samantha Busch speak candidly about their challenges to grow their family and renewed IVF hope after heartbreaking loss. Plus, the economic issues that one couple says prevent families from seeking fertility treatments. And, checking in with previous guests including the mom-to-be who spent over 70 days on hospital bedrest during lockdown.

Former NBA champion Metta World Peace on his infamy both on and off the court and using his voice to advocate for men’s mental wellness. Plus, men facing midlife crises get candid in a no-holds-barred conversation about sex, money and health. Find out what they’re really thinking.

Pop phenomenon, reality TV pioneer and billion-dollar fashion mogul Jessica Simpson opens up about being authentic in her bestselling memoir, “Open Book,” and the struggles of motherhood. Then, unpacking the hidden crisis of how increasing numbers of women and moms are using alcohol to cope, especially during the pandemic.

Comedian and actor Kenan Thompson on his new sitcom and making history as the longest-running “SNL” cast member plus a surprise by his co-star, TV icon Don Johnson. Plus, bestselling author Terry McMillan talks about her page-turning legacy; and stories of life at a crossroads include a veteran’s soul-searching choice between serving his country or committing to his family and New York City Ballet principal dancer Lauren Lovette on her decision to retire.

Ivy League professor, neuroscientist, and father Dr. Carl Hart faces the backlash he set off by admitting he is an unapologetic heroin user. Later, why a friend’s overdose sent one woman to prison for almost four years; two former street drug dealers who went legit and grew a cannabis empire worth $40 million; and a former drug dealer who turned her life around to help others with substance abuse issues.

Journalist and author Don Lemon gets personal about finding love in his 50s, healing after the tragic loss of his sister, and how he talks to his friends about racism. Plus, why one woman befriended her brother’s killer; the TikToker who overcame a painful divorce by discovering an unusual passion; and a man’s search for the stranger who saved him from jumping off a bridge to end his life.

Just days after his release from prison after being pardoned, an exclusive interview with Matthew Rushin, a young man with autism who was serving 10 years after being involved in two car crashes. His mom Lavern – who has been advocating to free her son for over a year – also joins the conversation. Plus, a filmmaker who documented the quest for his father’s return after being kidnapped by guerrilla fighters in Columbia 25 years ago.

A candid conversation with women on how they choose to age. Guests include supermodels Paulina Porizkova and Christie Brinkley; writer, director, and producer Justine Bateman; and women from all walks of life who are unapologetically choosing to face aging in different ways.

Women rocketing to new heights as science and tech trailblazers including billionaire Whitney Wolfe Herd who revolutionized the dating world with her Bumble app; a former rocket scientist whose mission is to teach kids to code; two food scientists take us into the lab to whip up sweet creations; and one woman who used money she earned cleaning homes to put herself through school and made it all the way to NASA, where she is an Aerospace Engineer and flight director for “Perseverance,” the most recent Mars Rover.

A judgment-free conversation about “mommy wine culture” – and when does it go too far?

Tamron celebrates 300 episodes! Plus, a look at some of the most compelling stories of the collective human experience as told through clothing from Netflix’s new hit docuseries “Worn Stories.” Plus, a performance by VanJess, the up-and-coming R&B sister duo.

Exploring how far influencers go to get likes and followers with the participants and behind-the-scenes team of the HBO documentary “Fake Famous.” Later, what teens are really like on social media and what parents need to know.

In a daytime exclusive, Alleah Taylor speaks out about the alleged attack by her ex-boyfriend, former Seattle Seahawks offensive lineman Chad Wheeler, who was charged with first degree domestic assault. Plus, women who are using the spotlight to share their stories of domestic abuse to help others.

The trendiest, tastiest and trickiest viral recipes including birria tacos, oven-baked feta pasta and spring focaccia, and creative cocktails made simple with the help of award-winning chefs “MasterChef”’s Aarón Sánchez, master baker Bryan Ford and two-time Food Network champion MacKenzie Smith.

“The Millionaire Matchmaker” Patti Stanger on how to find your soul mate, plus how she found the right diet to battle her autoimmune disorder and lose weight. Also, Kim and Penn Holderness on becoming viral sensations from their family-centered parodies and skits, being called #couplegoals and their new book, “Everybody Fights: So Why Not Get Better at It?” And, a couple who has been married for 32 years thanks to something they call the five-year marriage. Additionally, hosts of Black Millennial Marriage podcast Mikey and Randie Chapman on their journey to stay together during tough times.

Don’t call it a comeback … 12-time Olympic medalist Ryan Lochte and wife Kayla on moving forward together after his international scandal, and his new plans to swim in the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. Plus, singer Rebecca Black discusses how she refused to walk away from music after her viral song “Friday” sparked backlash, and she performs her latest song for the Tam Fam. Also, Cece Meadows, founder of Indigenous makeup brand Prados Beauty, on overcoming generational trauma, cancer, abuse and homelessness to find love and success.

Rebels and rule breakers with Tony Award® winner Ali Stroker, who made history as the first actress in a wheelchair on Broadway. Plus, a special performance.

Celebrating the power of friendships with actresses and childhood friends Tisha Campell and Tichina Arnold, who co-starred in the classic sitcom “Martin” and are now working on a new talk show. Plus, best friends who committed to a platonic marriage and building a family together. Also, the ultimate friendship: Born with spinal muscular atrophy and relying on a wheelchair, Kevan Chandler’s dream to travel came true when his friends carried him in a specially built backpack across Europe and China.

Actress, comedian and writer Yvette Nicole Brown on her juicy Twitter relationships and her new Disney+ series “Big Shot.” Plus, people who are changing the face of modern families: two sisters who took on the law to adopt six children together; a husband and wife who chose to live apart for a year; and a couple who welcomed a friend as the ultimate house guest. Plus, a special birthday surprise from Elmo!

How to protect yourself from identity theft: a 15-year-old who scammed his own parents before masterminding a million-dollar crime ring; an award-winning identity theft expert who shares the shocking story of family betrayal that inspired her career; and what you need to know before renting out your house on vacation apps.

Emmy® Award-winning actor, writer and singer Leslie Jordan on his new book “How Y’all Doing,” his duet with Dolly Parton, and his journey from supporting actor to Instagram star. Plus, the multifaceted Vanessa Williams on why she brought a powerhouse lineup of superstars together. Also, an unforgettable performance by Soul Children of Chicago.

A daytime exclusive interview with Christie Smythe, the journalist who made headlines for quitting her job after falling in love with “Pharma Bro” Martin Shkreli while covering his case and conviction for securities fraud. Plus, publishing executive-turned-TV-fashion queen Bevy Smith on how anyone can make a big life pivot.

A conversation on how pop culture is changing the conversation surrounding social justice with some of the creators working to capture this moment in our history, including John Legend and activist Tamika Mallory, whose speech following the murder of George Floyd was called “the speech of a generation.”

Former Vogue editor at large André Leon Talley about his headline-making legal battle to stay in his home, weight loss journey, and ramifications from his tell-all book including his current relationship with Anna Wintour. Plus, unorthodox wellness trends for your body and mind, including bee venom therapy, hallucinogenic teas, sound healing therapy and “tapping” for weight loss.

The hottest beauty trends, tips and products. Plus, beauty trailblazers who are shaking up the industry, including Mia Neal and Jamika Wilson on making history as the first-ever Black women to win an Oscar® for Best Makeup and Hairstyling; and Kim Kardashian’s longtime makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic.

Ending the stigma of mental health struggles: popular toy company co-founders Melissa and Doug Bernstein speak candidly about her triumph over anxiety, depression and despair to help others find inner peace. Plus, actress AnnaLynne McCord on her dissociative identity disorder diagnosis and how she is healing.

Husband-and-wife design duo Erin and Ben Napier (HGTV’s “Home Town”) on taking over and redesigning an entire town and working with Sheryl Crow while their new baby is on the way. Plus, from curb appeal to affordable design, stunning before and after home makeovers.

Actress Christian Serratos (Netflix’s “Selena: The Series”) on portraying Tejano star Selena and the pressure to carry on her legacy. Plus, kicking off Mother’s Day weekend with Tony® Award-winning Broadway star Laura Benanti’s “toast” to moms everywhere; the duo behind a heartwarming mother-son bucket list adventure; and more.

Embracing the power to be seen with stars of some of the favorite feel-good TV shows, including comedian Josh Thomas who discovered he was on the autism spectrum after creating and starring in “Everything’s Gonna Be Okay,” which features autistic characters. Plus, Topher Grace, Karla Souza and Sasheer Zamata from “Home Economics”; “Run the World’s” actors Bresha Webb, Andrea Bordeaux and Stephen Bishop; and “Kung Fu” stars Tzi Ma and Olivia Liang.

Travel to some of the most unique towns and history-making places in America, including an entire town in Oklahoma registered as a historic landmark; an Alaskan town so small that the post office, police station, school and most of the residents live under one roof; the New Mexico hot air balloon capital of the world; one town in Indiana that keeps the magic of Christmas alive year-round; and the largest contiguous urban arts district in the US.

An eye-opening conversation about the secret lives of teenagers—from hidden addictions to shocking alternative lifestyles. Plus, how parents can help keep them safe.

The risky business of undercover journalism. Tamron talks to a journalist who infiltrated ISIS by creating a fake online persona to catch the attention of recruiters for the terrorist organization. Plus, actors Valene Kane and Shazad Latif who brought her risky double-life story to the big screen in the film “Profile.”

Making lives a little easier in the kitchen with simple sheet pan breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert recipes for the entire family.

Spring Refresh Week kicks off in the kitchen! How to refresh your diet, pantry and storage for a healthier, happier, more organized life. Plus, the launch of “Tam Fam Deals,” where viewers get exclusive insider access to huge savings on premium finds.

“Road Trippin’ with Tamron” – From the harbor to the ballpark, Spring Refresh Week takes to the road as Tamron visits Baltimore for a refreshing look at the sights, food and people of “Charm City.” Highlights include three creators whose love for Baltimore is putting the city on the map; an interview with Orioles’ star pitcher, John Means, plus Tamron throws out the first pitch; a retired teacher who turned his unbridled love of horses into a mission to saddle up city kids for success; how the community rallied to support restaurants during the pandemic; and more.

An exclusive and empowering conversation with Emmy®-winning actor Billy Porter as his groundbreaking show “Pose” comes to an end, plus our Spring Refresh Week continues.

Today’s Spring Refresh Week show focuses on ways to clear the clutter from your mind and hit the restart button on your life. Plus, Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade on growing as a family, their new book about keeping it real and their foundation’s work focusing on staying healthy. Also, we are trying smash therapy, a new way to give yourself a break.

Spring Refresh Week concludes with a look at how decluttering your home can help declutter your life. Also, Tamron’s good friend and former co-host Al Roker stops by for the first time to discuss his latest “Morning Show Mysteries” movie, and is joined by cast members Holly Robinson-Peete and Karen Robinson. Keshia Knight Pulliam on supporting initiatives for aspiring entrepreneurs. Plus, tune in find how you can enter for a chance to win a Disney Cruise Line vacation.

A daytime exclusive with stars of “Pose”: Indya Moore and Angel Bismark Curiel discuss the show’s cultural impact and controversy, series finale and their reaction to Billy Porter’s courageous announcement. Plus, how the show changed some fans’ lives. And, revisiting an interview with “Pose” star-turned-tech CEO Angelica Ross.

Country star Chase Bryant opens up about his mental health battles, hitting rock bottom and second chances; plus, a performance from his debut album. Also, designer and advocate Kenneth Cole is joined by a barber who leads a nationwide movement to end the stigma surrounding men and mental health.

Inspiring graduation stories including the college student receiving her master’s degree after a generous scholarship from musician Drake; how a rideshare app driver’s graduation was made possible because of a chance meeting with a passenger; a student’s miraculous journey to walk across his high school graduation stage after surviving a horrific sledding accident; and more.

Just in time for Memorial Weekend: Tamron’s Ultimate Barbecue Bash! Smoked seafood boil with chef and author David Rose; blackberry basil glazed pork tenderloin by seven-time world barbecue champion Melissa Cookston; Texas-meets-Chinatown Gochujang beef burnt ends from Blood Bros BBQ; and the winner of Tamron’s first-ever viewer sauce smackdown.

Love and marriage with singer-songwriter Kenny Lattimore and Judge Faith Jenkins, stars of relationship TV series “Black Love,” who tied the knot after just six months of dating. Plus, from underwater to outer space, incredible marriage proposal stories that inspire romance.

Stories of gratitude: actress Constance Wu on being a new mom and her new series “Solo”; how the cast of “David Makes Man” feels about their breakout success; and a serial criminal who gave the gift of life to her arresting officer; plus, the latest Tam Fam Deals.

“Grey’s Anatomy” star Chandra Wilson on her 17 seasons on the hit show. Plus, thriving after surviving including a man who says his vanity saved his life after becoming paralyzed below his neck; and a flight attendant-turned-author who received a seven-figure book deal after 41 rejection letters; and a family update from Samantha Busch.

The stars of “The Haves and the Have Nots,” Crystal Fox, Reneé Lawless and Angela Robinson on the final season of the hit show. Plus, how “Breaking Bad” actor RJ Mitte is breaking the leading man mold. And GRAMMY® winner Jody Watley. Also, catch the latest Tam Fam Deals and a Disney Cruise Line surprise.

Lin-Manuel Miranda is joined by “In the Heights” co-star Dascha Polanco and some of his film’s breakout stars. Plus, the Black Pumas perform their GRAMMY®-nominated song “Colors.”

Mike Epps and Kim Fields from the Netflix hit show “The Upshaws,” plus Mike’s wife, Kyra Robinson Epps, joins the conversation. Also, a mom who says her children were expelled from school because of her racy online profile that’s making her millions. And the latest not-to-miss Tam Fam Deal.

Celebrating women who have paved the way with Emmy®, GRAMMY®, Oscar® and Tony® winner Rita Moreno on the new documentary “Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go for It”; politician, lawyer, voting rights activist and author Stacey Abrams; and a performance by GRAMMY winner Angélique Kidjo.

Award-winning actress and singer Zooey Deschanel and GRAMMY-winning singer Michael Bolton discuss their new show, “The Celebrity Dating Game.” Plus, Laila Ali and hip-hop artist Draze on supporting Black-owned businesses. And Desus Nice and The Kid Mero, aka The Bodega Boys.

A’Ziah “Zola” King, the woman behind what is called “the greatest story ever tweeted,” plus actor and playwright Colman Domingo who stars in the movie adaptation of the tweets. And, the stars of Netflix’s “Sex/Life” Sarah Shahi, Mike Vogel and Adam Demos. Also, a mom who lost her sense of self in her marriage. Later, get ready for a glow up with our latest Tam Fam Deal.

Actress, author and entrepreneur La La Anthony on her latest projects and raising her son. Plus, the hottest authors of the can’t miss summer beach reads, including “Crazy Rich Asians” writer Kevin Kwan; Laura Dave, whose book is being turned into a movie starring Julia Roberts; the latest from the “boss of beach reads,” Jennifer Weiner; and more. Also, don’t miss this week’s Tam Fam Deals!

Tamron’s popular up-and-coming fashion designer series returns, featuring new talent and surprise mentoring by some of the most sought after names in the business including today’s surprise, Andre Leon Talley. Plus, Lyn Slater, the 68-year-old who became an accidental fashion icon. Also, the latest Tam Fam Deals.

World-renowned singer and actress Patti LaBelle dishes on how her passion for cooking turned her into a celebrity chef, plus Tamron and Patti cook together. Also, inspirational stories of women entrepreneurs who turned their passions and hobbies into thriving careers; including two sisters who started a custom furniture business and two sisters who created an Asian starter meal business. Also, don’t miss the latest Tam Fam Deals.

Up-and-coming fashion designer series continues with a former math teacher-turned-emerging designer. Plus, a surprise from fashion icon Norma Kamali. Also, actress and LadyGang podcaster Becca Tobin on her latest role in Disney+ reboot of “Turner & Hooch.” And, an unforgettable performance by GRAMMY® winner Jennifer Nettles.

Up-and-coming fashion designer series continues with breathtaking looks straight out of a fairy tale and a full-circle surprise with luxury design duo Badgley Mischka. Plus, high-tech fashion created with a 3D printer. And, award-winning actor, director and producer LaVar Burton discusses his latest projects including guest-hosting “Jeopardy!,” a new book club, his podcast and more. Also, Tam Fam deals.

Tamron’s Up-and-Coming Designer Series concludes with an emerging designer’s inspirational story and colorful clothing. Plus, fashion advice from global design icon Rebecca Minkoff. Also, a self-taught model whose DIY photo shoots made her a viral sensation; a mom who has reimagined thrift store scraps into a “fashion playground” for her children; and the latest Tam Fam deal.

Paris Hilton on finding love, coming into her own and her latest projects, plus Tamron whips up a glittery treat in the kitchen with Paris. Later, actress Rachael Harris speaks candidly about putting herself first, her divorce, surrogacy and the latest season of Netflix’s “Lucifer.” Also, a Tam Fam deal to smile about.

Take the guesswork out of going green with actress and eco-enthusiast Maggie Q. Plus, creative, inspired and simple sustainable ideas that help protect our planet, including tips on downsizing, creating leftovers into delicious creations, eco-friendly wedding ideas, countertop composting, and more. And, don’t miss the latest Tam Fam deals.

A TV Exclusive: Lance Bass and husband Michael Turchin in their first television interview since announcing they are expecting twins later this year via surrogacy. Plus, “SNL” favorite Cecily Strong speaks candidly about love, loss and laughter. Also, “black-ish” star Marsai Martin and “Young Sheldon” actor Iain Armitage together for their latest movie, “PAW Patrol: The Movie.”

As the nation is embarking on one of the most chaotic school years in history, Tamron delves into a heated debate happening now – classroom mask mandates. A passionate conversation with parents and teachers who are navigating this hot-topic issue.

Tamron examines the impact a COVID diagnosis has on people’s attitudes towards the vaccine, their regret, confusion, and anger. Plus, families who are still divided after unimaginable loss.

Finding resilience in the wake of tragedy: Tameka Foster Raymond on reclaiming her life after her divorce from Usher and the loss of her child. Plus, two brothers who survived an unthinkable tragedy.

Tamron explores “The Great Resignation” as Americans are quitting their jobs at record rates in search of more money, flexibility, and happiness. Tamron talks to real people who are making tough choices to toss their careers to the side and follow their dreams.

Tamron kicks off the first-ever Tam Fam Kindness Challenge, an inspiring show full of surprises and highlighting what people are willing to do for others.

An unfiltered conversation on surviving fame with Kat Graham, Eboni K. Williams, Cheryl Burke.

A mystifying story of memory loss after a man woke up and could not remember 20 years of his life, and his wife and daughter became strangers. Plus, the latest can’t-miss Tam Fam Deals.

Celebrating women storytellers with two powerhouse voices: actress and author Gabrielle Union on her latest book, “You Got Anything Stronger?”; plus, actress Hilarie Burton Morgan on her new Sundance TV small town crime series, “It Couldn’t Happen Here.” Plus, more Tam Fam Deals.

Tamron celebrates her birthday with three people who inspire her: survival and outdoor adventure expert Bear Grylls on his new Netflix interactive movie, “You vs. Wild: Out Cold”; NBC legend Carmelo Anthony on his new memoir “Where Tomorrows Aren’t Promised”; and Me Too Movement Founder Tarana Burke.

Tamron’s Tasting Menu: a culinary tour to discover different cultures through food without leaving the comforts of home, featuring recipes from chefs including Queer Eye star Antoni Porowski, The History Channel’s Sohla, and more.

An honest conversation with brave women who admit they suffer from so-called mom rage. Plus, helping moms deal with anger aimed at their children. And, Minna Dubin, the author of “The New York Times” article that prompted moms worldwide to share their own struggles with mom rage. Later, Tamron kicks off the Best of Tam Fam Deals week

The power of believing in yourself: groundbreaking poet, writer, and activist Amanda Gorman on bringing her biggest dreams to life. Plus, Tyra Banks discusses how she maintains her fierce confidence even when the odds are stacked against her – and the surprise Tyra never saw coming. Also, the Best of Tam Fam Deals week continues.

amron’s big throwback: Fan favorite Jaleel White on his hit podcast “Ever After.” Plus, Debbie Gibson performs a song from her first new pop album in 20 years. And, the cast of “The Wonder Years” Elisha Williams, Laura Kariuki, Dulé Hill, and Saycon Sengbloh in their first interview all together. More Best of Tam Fam Deals.

A TV exclusive: Cassandra Peterson, the woman behind the icon known as Elvira, speaks candidly about her journey overcoming insurmountable odds to become the Mistress of the Dark. Plus, Grammy-nominated Bobby Hall, aka Logic, opens up about how he went from a tumultuous childhood to becoming an era-defining hip hop artist. Also, gold-medal-winning Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman. Plus the Best of Tam Fam Deals.

Heated school halls: a conversation about Critical Race Theory with parents and educators who are at the center of discussing race and teaching race in schools. And, the Best of Tam Fam Deals week concludes.

Kofi Siriboe from OWN’s “Queen Sugar” is joined by his mom, Koshie Mills. Plus, how far would you go for family? Meet one woman who went to medical school to solve her sister’s lifelong mystery illness and a 17-year-old boy who survived cancer after his 12-year-old sister gave him a lifesaving bone marrow transplant. Also, Tamron kicks off a week-long celebration of the Walt Disney World Resort’s 50th anniversary.

GRAMMY®-winning singer and actress Ashanti on her latest movie and news about an upcoming project. Plus, award-winning photographer Gillian Laub, who uncovered hidden truths about her family after turning her camera on them. Also, the Walt Disney World Resort’s 50th-anniversary celebration continues.

Actor, director, dancer, and Broadway star Alfonso Ribeiro on the new season of “America’s Funniest Home Videos.” Plus, incredible stories of people whose lives changed in the blink of an eye after winning big. Also, the Walt Disney World Resort’s 50th-anniversary celebration continues.

Actress Michael Michele on her return to the spotlight in CW’s “Dynasty” after stepping away from acting to raise her son. Plus, Actor Boris Kodjoe on fighting for causes close to his heart, his directorial debut and his roles on ABC’s “Station 19” and the reality show parody “The Real Husbands of Hollywood.” And, actress, model, and advocate Jillian Mercado on fighting against the lack of representation of people with disabilities in Hollywood and her series, “The L Word: Generation Q.”

The pandemic-driven anxiety and mental health crisis in teenagers. Plus, TV host and best-selling author Dr. Laura Berman shares the warning signs other parents should be looking out for after the death of her son.

Singer Amy Grant opens up about her new personal documentary and the 30th anniversary of her iconic album “Heart In Motion.” Plus, Deji LaRay and Thomas Q Jones on their show “Johnson,” which is shattering labels. And, former “SNL” star Julia Sweeney and writer-comedian Abby McEnany discuss their Showtime series “Work in Progress.” Also, actress Molly Ringwald.

The rapper formerly known as Shyne on finding meaning and purpose after spending 10 years in prison for his role in the 1999 infamous nightclub shooting involving two of the biggest names in entertainment. Plus, Steve Pemberton, author of “The Lighthouse Effect: How Ordinary People Can Have an Extraordinary Impact in the World,” shares how to be a lighthouse to others. And, Jacinta, the subject of the Hulu documentary of the same name.

Brooke Burke on finding strength after the devastating death of her brother to morbid obesity. Plus, finding the power and resolve to overcome food addictions.

My public divorce: Julia Haart, fashion mogul and star of Netflix’s hit show “My Unorthodox Life,” speaks candidly about walking away from the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community. Plus, a woman whose video after her husband broke up with her by cleaning out their home went viral, receiving over six million views. And, the son of a bitter international divorce and headline-making custody battle speaks for the first time.

Actress Natalie Morales on her new movie, “Language Lessons,” and renowned speaker and author Valarie Kaur on her bestselling book, “See No Stranger.” Plus, surfing for connection: how some people don’t need an in-person relationship to find love, marriage and friendship – they just need social media.

When one decision changes everything – a mom whose decision to not let her son sleep at her ex-husband’s Surfside, Florida, condo the night of the tragic collapse, saved his life. Plus, one friend’s surprise kidney donation. And, the decision that landed rapper Alaya “That Girl Lay Lay” High a record deal at 11 years old. Also, a double dose of Tam Fam Deals.

How your name impacts your life, especially when you share it with someone famous. Plus, Howie Mandel discusses his documentary, podcast and new episodes of “America’s Got Talent,” and later surprises a retired school teacher with the same name. Also, a baby naming consultant. And, an all-new Tam Fam Deal that can be personalized.

The impacts of a “third wheel” on relationships – whether it’s food, video games or controlling children – and solutions for a happier future.

Mark Cuban and Barbara Corcoran from “Shark Tank” stop by. Plus, how walking away from one of TV’s hottest shows has paid off for actress Shalita Grant, who stars in Netflix’s “You.” And actor Jason Scott Lee on his new hit Disney+ series, “Doogie Kamealoha, M.D.” Also, kick off the week with all-new Tam Fam Deals!

Actress Issa Rae joins Tamron to talk about saying goodbye to her groundbreaking HBO show, “Insecure,” and shares details about her “surprise” wedding, and discusses what’s up next. Also, Rae’s “Insecure” co-stars Yvonne Orji and Kendrick Sampson. Plus, all-new Tam Fam Deals supporting breast cancer awareness month.

GRAMMY® and Oscar®-winning musician H.E.R. on why she is championing the talents of rising R&B stars Tone Stith and Maeta, who perform together for the Tam Fam. And, actress Debra Messing on her latest project: how self-care can change the world.

The incredible stories behind some of the most life-changing apps. Plus, the latest Tam Fam Deals.

“Let’s Get Lit” – Tamron talks to the authors behind some of the newest must-read books, including: New York Times bestselling author and former “Glee” star Chris Colfer discusses his third book in his “A Tale of Magic…” series; multiplatinum country singer-songwriter and current “Dancing with the Stars” competitor Jimmie Allen on his powerful debut picture book “My Voice is a Trumpet”; Quinta Brunson’s humorous and heartfelt debut essay collection, “She Memes Well: Essays”; and David Archuleta’s new children’s book “My Little Prayer.’ Plus, Tamron on her debut novel, “As the Wicked Watch.”

“Help Me Tamron!” week kicks off with expert advice on finding love and making it last. Tamron enlists relationship expert Rachel DeAlto for heartfelt tips to help a 26-year-old widow looking to move forward, a single dad trying to break the cycle he believes has kept him from finding love; and one woman still hopes to find “the one” after being cheated on by two men.

“Help Me Tamron!” week continues with learning how to harness the power to speak up and find your voice. Always outspoken, Stephen A. Smith stops by. Plus, one woman who experienced a life-altering event that weakened her smile but empowered her to speak up shares her story. And an award-winning author on learning to become a naturally confident speaker.

Today’s “Help Me Tamron!” focuses on finding your inner confidence and getting your game back. Plus, actress Justina Machado, star of Lifetime’s “Switched Before Birth.” And all-new Tam Fam Deals.

“Help Me Tamron!” week continues with learning how to add more laughter into your life. The hour features comedians Roy Wood Jr. and Ali Wentworth. Plus, actors Logan Browning and Marque Richardson from the critically acclaimed series “Dear White People” also stop by. And all-new Tam Fam Deals.

“Help Me Tamron!” Halloween edition with expert advice for moms and dads dealing with terrifying toddler tantrums and public meltdown horrors. Jack Osbourne discusses being a ghost hunter in his new discovery+ special “Night of Terror,” being a dad of three, and growing up in a famous family. And Dara Reneé, host of “Disney’s Magic Bake-Off,” shows us how to prepare some fun Halloween treats. Plus, you won’t want to miss Tamron’s costume surprises!

A conversation about how missing person cases are handled in the wake of the media frenzy surrounding Gabby Petito. John Walsh, “America’s Most Wanted” creator and host of Investigation Discovery’s “In Pursuit with John Walsh,” joins in the conversation. And, one mom’s desperate search for answers after her son disappeared.

Actress Mena Suvari on finding peace and reclaiming her power after writing her memoir. Plus, “The Handmaid’s Tale” star Samira Wiley and “Black Mafia Family”’s Da’Vinchi talk about their Broadway debuts in “Thoughts of a Colored Man.”

Inspiring stories from celebrities who are breaking barriers, including actress Lauren Ridloff, star of Marvel’s “Eternals,” ballet legend Misty Copeland who discusses her new book, “Black Ballerinas,” and GRAMMY® winner PJ Morton with a special performance for the Tam Fam. Also, all-new Tam Fam Deals.

When life’s journey leads you to an unexpected place. A TV exclusive with host and executive producer of CMT Radio and “Country’s Renaissance Man” Cody Alan who opens up about coming out and is joined by his ex-wife, Terresa, to discuss their blended family. Plus, Jonathan Majors, breakout star of “The Harder They Fall,” and GRAMMY-winning singer/songwriter Jill Scott and co-star Barry Watson on their upcoming movie “Highway to Heaven.”

Country music superstar LeAnn Rimes opens up about her lifelong journey with psoriasis. Plus, Dr. Mercy Odueyungbo who tackles some of the most extraordinary and unique skin cases in “Dr. Mercy,” which airs on TLC and discovery+. And, a nonprofit whose mission is to help survivors of violence heal through the art of tattooing. Also, all-new Tam Fam Deals.

A one-on-one conversation with political powerhouse Huma Abedin, who opens up about working for Hillary Clinton and her marriage to former congressman Anthony Weiner. Plus, the cast of ABC’s “Queens”: Eve, Brandy Norwood, Naturi Naughton, and Nadine Velazquez.

Kendra Wilkinson opens up about reinventing herself from Hugh Hefner’s girlfriend to real estate agent. Plus, Demi Singleton and Saniyya Sidney, who stars as young Serena and Venus Williams in the new film “King Richard.”

The cast of “The Game” on rebooting the iconic series. Plus, “Entertainment Tonight” host Nischelle Turner and American Paralympic swimmer Mallory Weggemann on her new book, “Limitless: The Power of Hope and Resilience to Overcome Circumstance.”

Celebrating Veterans Day with the heroes who put everything on the line to keep us safe. Amazing stories of courage, strength and sacrifice.

To the rescue! Stories of extraordinary people who open their hearts & homes and have risked their lives to become someone else’s hero. Plus, “Queer Eye’s” Karamo Brown.

Tamron kicks off “Fall… in Love” week with the importance of date night, including a date night challenge and how food can be the cornerstone of romance. Plus, actress and TV personality Keke Palmer on her new Amazon series of short stories, “Southern Belle Insults.” Also, an all-new Tam Fam Deal.

“Fall… in Love” week continues with tips on how to break down the walls that can hold you back in relationships. Plus, “Napoleon Dynamite”’s John Heder gives a sneak peek at his new movie “Funny Thing About Love.”

Next up on “Fall… in Love” week, we are talking about love and intimacy with love expert and matchmaker Paul Carrick Brunson.

Today, “Tamron Hall” explores how to “Fall… in Love” with yourself, including the small changes to bring more power and self-love to your life to be your best self. Plus, actor and singer-songwriter Alicia Witt on her book, “Small Changes” and a special performance for the Tam Fam. Also, Liza Koshy on her final season of “Liza on Demand.”

“Fall… in Love” week concludes with tips on how to stay in love. In their first joint American interview, Princess of Norway Märtha Louise and boyfriend Shaman Durek, spiritual advisor to the stars, open up about how they have built a love strong enough to survive all of the criticism and hate they have faced since going public with their relationship. They will also be providing tips on how others can build a love that lasts. Plus, former “Desperate Housewives” duo Teri Hatcher and James Denton are back together on-screen and tell Tamron about their upcoming Lifetime holiday movie, “A Kiss Before Christmas.”

Supermodel, entrepreneur and philanthropist Iman opens up about her journey through grief into joy and why she chose to honor her eternal love for late husband David Bowie with a new fragrance. Plus, TV’s original Wonder Woman, Lynda Carter, on how she’s coping with the loss of her husband and the song she has written in tribute to their love.

Oscar® Award-winning actress Halle Berry opens up about her directorial debut for the movie “Bruised.” Plus, actor and author Alan Cumming on sharing his personal story in his latest memoir, “Baggage: Tales From a Fully Packed Life.” And, NBA champion Pau Gasol discusses his Amazon Prime docuseries “Pau Gasol: It’s About the Journey.”

Thanksgiving cooking with gratitude – chefs Carla Hall, Rocco DiSpirito and Lazarus Lynch cook their favorite Thanksgiving dishes and share what they are grateful for this holiday season. Plus, an all-new Tam Fam Deal to kick off holiday shopping.

A one-on-one conversation with the legendary Mary J. Blige, who opens up about new music, learning to love herself and season two of the Starz hit “Power Book II: Ghost.” Plus, stylist to the stars Law Roach’s advice on how to be confident in your own style. And, lifestyle expert Carter Oosterhouse and famed interior designer Taniya Nayak discuss the return of ABC’s “The Great Christmas Light Fight.”

A daytime television exclusive: “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” Porsha Williams opens up about shocking revelations detailed in her new memoir, “The Pursuit of Porsha.” Plus, unconventional relationships, including an interabled couple and a journalist exploring non-monogamy. And, Tam Fam Deals: the best stocking stuffer ideas for the holidays.

“Riverdale” actress Marisol Nichols reveals why she made the daring decision to go undercover and investigate cases of human trafficking. Plus, Bexy Cameron explains why she returned to one of the largest cults in the world, which she escaped when she was 15, to confront her parents. And, Tam Fam Deals: more best stocking stuffer ideas for the holidays.

A powerful conversation with people who are saying “don’t make me choose” when it comes to racial identity. “Tamron Hall” explores what it means to be multiracial in a society preoccupied with labels. Plus, stocking stuffer Tam Fam Deals.

Tamron catches up with Ricki Lake, who recently found love after loss and got engaged to the man of her dreams. Plus, GRAMMY® award-winning singer Mýa on her upcoming Lifetime movie, “My Favorite Christmas Melody.” And, the incredible story of a daughter who, after five decades, found her birth mother only to realize she was one of her favorite TV stars growing up. And, the week wrap-ups with more Tam Fam stocking stuffer deals.

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“Tamron’s Week of Wishes,” a week packed with holiday fun and surprises, kicks off with a special holiday performance by country star Brett Young. Plus, surprises for a teacher who has gone above and beyond for his students, and a little girl gets a trip of a lifetime

“Tamron’s Week of Wishes” continues with more surprise giveaways, and we are celebrating people who have redefined family with selfless acts of giving, including a woman who donated her uterus so a stranger could carry a baby and a double kidney transplant between two co-workers and their wives. Plus, a special performance by music legend José Feliciano of his holiday classic “Feliz Navidad.”

Fresh off her People’s Choice Award win, Chelsea Handler joins Tamron to talk about her standup comedy tour and has a holiday surprise for an unsuspecting fan. Plus, Kenny G discusses his new album and documentary and gives a special performance for the Tam Fam. And, actress Chanté Adams and journalist Dana Canedy on their new movie, “A Journal for Jordan.” Finally, “Tamron’s Week of Wishes” continues with surprises for the people who work so hard to make sure we all get our gifts.

Holly Robinson Peete joins the holiday fun to talk about her new Hallmark movie, “Our Christmas Journey.” Plus, singer-songwriter Ingrid Michaelson turns our stage into a winter wonderland. And, huge surprises and giveaways tailor-made for hardworking moms and dads as “Tamron’s Week of Wishes” continues.

Tamron closes out “Tamron’s Week of Wishes” with “Hall’s Holiday Potluck.” Acclaimed chef and author Daniel Thomas joins in the Tam Fam kitchen with some favorite recipes, and “Chopped” champion Lish Steiling recreates one of Tamron’s favorite potluck dishes. Plus, GRAMMY® winner Tamela Mann stops by. And, more amazing holiday giveaways – tune in to win!

Tamron starts the new year with inspiration by celebrating women who are all first in their fields, including Dawn Staley who just signed a history-making college basketball coaching contract; René Syler, who inspired Tamron by being the first Black female co-anchor of a morning network show; and the first female captain for American Airlines, Beverley Bass. Plus, a special performance from the woman who portrays Bass in the Broadway musical “Come From Away.”

A “Tamron Hall” exclusive: Carmela Wallace, mother of late musician Juice WRLD sits down with Tamron in her first one-on-one conversation since the rising star’s death. She discusses a new documentary about her son, new posthumous music and why shining a light on mental health and addiction is so important. Plus, the latest evidence from a scuba diver that could help solve the mysterious disappearance of two teenagers who vanished over 20 years ago. And, a Boy Scout who helped a lost family and their dog while out on a hike.

Kick off the new year with “The Tam Fam Reset Challenge!” In a daytime exclusive, Coach Monica Aldama from Netflix’s “Cheer” addresses the Jerry Harris controversy and the show’s new season, and gives her leadership lessons. And, Dr. Sanjay Gupta shares how he resets his mind and body while discussing his book, “Keep Sharp: Build a Better Brain at Any Age.” Plus, Dr. Gupta on how he helped one woman reset after her mother’s devastating diagnosis. Also, how one woman lost 200 pounds to reset her mind, body, and soul.

“The Bachelorette” co-host and “Dancing with the Stars” winner Kaitlyn Bristowe shares details about hitting the road for the “Dancing with the Stars” live tour. Plus, Brooke Shields on living life to its fullest on her own terms and her new “Beginning is Now” lifestyle website. And, how making small changes in your life can lead to big improvements. Also, an all-new Tam Fam Deal!

It’s “Feel Good Friday” on the “Tamron Hall” show! Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater legend Judith Jamison joins the Tam Fam. Plus, Dante Bowe performs his GRAMMY®-nominated song, “Joyful.” Also, two women – one from Boston and one from the UK – who are currently house swapping. And, Kayleigh Williamson, the first woman with Down syndrome to complete the Austin half marathon and is now training for her first marathon, joins with her mom, Sandy.

Making dreams into reality – CNN senior legal analyst and bestselling author Laura Coates on defining success on her own terms. Plus, Demi Skipper who used a TikTok challenge and a “trade-up” system to turn a bobby pin into a dream home. And, meet the 16-year-old who went from cutting hair in his school’s bathroom to working with a barber to the stars. Also, longtime TV executive Ray Cole shares the valuable lessons he learned from the biggest names in Hollywood.

In a daytime exclusive, sports executive Larry Miller, who helped build Michael Jordan’s multibillion-dollar brand, opens up about the stunning secret he kept for decades, and why he’s telling the world now in his confessional autobiography “Jump: From The Streets To The Boardroom.” Plus, ABC’s limited series “Women of the Movement” co-creator Marissa Jo Cerar and star Adrienne Warren. And, how a mother’s secret almost cost her a relationship with her adopted daughter.

Redefining what it means to be enough. Actress and author Grace Byers on growing up biracial, being raised by two deaf parents, her children’s book and her latest TV show, “Harlem.” Plus, author and podcast host Shani Silver on her movement to empower single women worldwide. And, a mom whose 4-year-old daughter gave her the confidence to start a business. Also, Dr. Judy Ho on how to stop self-sabotage.

Olympic gold medal skier Lindsey Vonn opens up about her revealing new memoir and how she finds joy now, off the slopes. Plus, the cast from Netflix’s “Cobra Kai” joins Tamron to talk about the latest season of the popular show.

How NFL’s highest-paid offensive lineman Trent Williams turned a deadly cancer diagnosis into a miraculous comeback. Plus, how one small Minnesota town built a road out of ice after COVID closed the borders. And, how a photographer used her medium to turn the sadness of saying goodbye to her parents into a celebration of life.

Actress, author and popular vegan food influencer Tabitha Brown on finding purpose with her new YouTube kids’ show, “Tab Time.” Plus, ABC News chief meteorologist Ginger Zee opens up about having success after healing from her personal trauma as told in new memoir. And, the cast and creator of the new Amazon Prime Video series “As We See It,” which is a coming- of-age story featuring actors on the autism spectrum.

A daytime exclusive: “Sports Illustrated” swimsuit model Brooks Nader is sounding the alarm after being secretly tracked by a popular device meant to help you find misplaced items. Plus, a mother searching for answers after her daughter was killed weeks after a tracking device was found on her car. And, an expert gives advice on what to look out for and how to watch your back.

History-making Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor on how she used her own childhood experiences to write a new kids’ book, “Just Help! How to Build a Better World.” Plus, fan favorite “Bachelorette” Rachel Lindsay opens up about her autobiography “Miss Me with That: Hot Takes, Helpful Tidbits, and a Few Hard Truths,” and she is joined by husband, Bryan Abasolo. And, country music duo Rodney Atkins and Rose Falcon.

“Let’s Get Lit” returns featuring some of today’s biggest young adult authors including Jason Reynolds, Chloe Gong, Tahereh Mafi and Ayana Gray.

Run DMC Rap Legend Darryl McDaniels on helping children find courage through his new book, “Darryl’s Dream.” Plus, FOX Sports’ ultimate NFL insider Jay Glazer opens up about his struggle with mental health and his new book, “Unbreakable.” And, from bonding through tattoos to becoming a doula, men who wear their hearts on their sleeves.

Unbelievable stories of survival including a daytime exclusive with 11-year-old Laney Perdue who was the sole survivor of a plane crash that killed everyone on board, including her father. She and her mother sit down with Tamron for her first TV interview. Plus, a man who caught his encounter with a cougar on camera; a woman who was trapped inside a candle factory when the deadly Kentucky tornado struck; a woman who was paralyzed in a mountainside car crash; and a family who survived a historic New Jersey flood.

In a daytime exclusive, Kristin Evans, ex-girlfriend of former NFL running back Zac Stacy, opens up about being an alleged victim of domestic violence, which was caught on tape and set off a statewide manhunt. Plus, how being caught on tape has brought criminals to justice and saved lives.

The “care generation” – the unconditional love, physical demands, emotional stress and financial strain of resilient caregivers, whose lives change to care for a parent, a spouse, a partner or a friend.

Tamron goes beyond the microphone of some of the most popular podcasts, including “Life Out Loud with LZ Granderson,” which was named one of the best new podcasts of 2021 (Spotify rankings). Plus, how living in quarantine and relying on online shopping inspired SuChin Pak and Kulap Vilaysack’s hilarious podcast “Add to Cart.” And, why the host of a highly popular true-crime podcast “Up and Vanished” is searching for justice.

Four-time GRAMMY® winner India.Arie on why she is coming forward now to discuss the trauma caused by life in the music industry. Plus, singer Mary Lambert on how she was shamed over her weight while receiving medical care and the conversation for change it sparked. And, actress Amber Riley on her upcoming thriller, “Single Black Female,” airing on Lifetime.

Tamron talks to people who turned their hobbies and passions into unique money-making jobs, including an underwater pizza delivery man, a dialect coach for actors, a dog surf coach, and a man who combined his life-long sweet tooth and love of shoe design. Plus, art phenom Nikkolas Smith surprises Tamron with an unforgettable tribute.

“Selling Sunset” reality star and realtor Chrishell Stause returns to talk about her new memoir, which shares her remarkable life journey and ​the highs and lows of living in the public eye. Plus, Latin Grammy winning singer Chiquis Rivera on navigating life since the tragic loss of her mom, the legendary Latin music star Jenni Rivera. And, photographer Bette Marshall’s shows us a side to Whitney Houston few have seen, in a beautiful tribute.

Former NBA star Charles Oakley takes the Tam Fam inside the locker room with his new memoir, plus he shows off his kitchen skills. And, Maya Washington’s tribute to her father Gene Washington who played a historic role in the integration of college football. Also, Captain Marvel comic book writer Kelly Sue DeConnick on how she is changing the game for women in comics.

“SNL” alum Jay Pharoah and comedian Guy Torry on teaming up with an all-star comedic cast to pay tribute to “Phat Tuesdays at the Comedy Store,” now a documentary on Amazon Prime Video. Plus, the movement inspiring people worldwide to live their best lives. And, a record breaking mountain climber’s story of helping others heal from trauma that is now being turned into a movie.

Paris Hilton joins the Tam Fam to reveal what her life is like since getting married and discusses her new reality show “Paris in Love.” Plus, some favorite past Tam Fam guests give surprising updates on their journeys to find love.

Celebrating Valentine’s Day with unexpected love stories, including “Love Is Blind” fan favorite couple Lauren Speed-Hamilton and Cameron Hamilton; a couple who fell in love long distance during an online business class; and a man who donated a kidney to his new love. Plus, French pastry chef and chocolatier Jacques Torres with a Valentine’s Day treat. And, Valentine’s Day giveaways!

A daytime exclusive: iconic R&B group New Edition. The in-depth candid conversation with all six members, Ricky Bell, Michael Bivins, Bobby Brown, Ronnie DeVoe, Johnny Gill and Ralph Tresvant, will focus on their personal and professional ups and downs throughout their careers. Plus, a special performance for the Tam Fam and a sneak peek behind the scenes as they get ready to launch their 30-city “The Culture Tour”.

Actor Tyler James Williams discusses starring in one of the most talked about sitcoms in years, the record-breaking “Abbott Elementary.” Plus, E! host Nina Parker opens up about the inspiration behind designing her own clothing line. And, radical reinventions including a 59-year-old teacher turned standup comic and a reimagined family after a father came out as gay.

Two women at the center of the Netflix documentary ”The Tinder Swindler” open up about taking matters into their own hands after being scammed out of money and love by a man posing as a wealthy jet-setting mogul. Plus, grandparents who took matters into their own hands after being targeted by a scammer, and other real stories of people who got scammed – and then got even.

Tamron delves into the life of today’s tweens to learn their likes, dislikes and issues they face. She tackles questions, like when it comes to social media, how young is too young? A candid conversation with tweens and their paren

Inspiring stories that prove it can get greater later, including a 50-year-old mom who graduated medical school at the same time as her daughter; a late-in-life model; and a childhood love story 20 years in the making for Broadway star Christy Altomare. Plus, journalist Lisa Ling on her new HBO Max show, “Take Out With Lisa Ling.” And, actor Joe Morton, host of the new Crackle series ​​“Inside the Black Box.”

Tamron is back in the kitchen cooking up some favorite nostalgic go-to dishes you can create at home. “Top Chef” and truTV’s “Fast Foodies” host Kristen Kish puts her twist on a classic. Singing chef and author Kenny Minor with his spin on a delicious fried chicken sandwich. And, best-selling cookbook author and host of “Bigger Bolder Baking” Gemma Stafford with a 10-minute tasty tiramisu.

Actor and comedian Kel Mitchell opens up about his unexpected journey to become a pastor and his new book, “Blessed Mode,” and new music. Plus, Olympic legend Apolo Ohno on life after competition as described in his new book “Hard Pivot.” And, fitness guru Joey Thurman discusses why the body means nothing without a fit mind. Also, a truly modern family.

The power of friendships: actor Taye Diggs talks about why his lifelong friend was the right person to collaborate with on a series of children’s books. Plus, friendship experts on making friends later in life. And, the heartwarming story of the relationship between a man in need of a kidney and the woman who gave it to him.

Author Julia Quinn returns to the Tam Fam for a look at season two of “Bridgerton.” Plus, business guru Emma Grede who created fashion obsessions with Khloe & Kim Kardashian. And, ABC News award-winning journalist and anchor Linsey Davis on her new children’s book “How High Is Heaven.”

R&B star K. Michelle opens up about how reshaping her curves with injections became life-threatening and led to her new show, “Killer Body.” Plus, a daytime exclusive with model Tess Holliday who discusses her anorexia diagnosis. And, a candid conversation with women about their body image.

Tamron celebrates International Women’s Day with inspirational women who are breaking the bias, including college senior Ally Orr on starting a scholarship fund after a professor claimed in a speech that women should not be recruited to work in engineering, medicine or the law. Plus, Dr. Lakisha L. Simmons, a single mom and professor, shares how she mastered her finances after divorce, retired at 41, and is now giving tips to other women looking for financial freedom. And, Caulipower’s founder and CEO Gail Becker who quit her job in 2016 to start a frozen food company specializing in gluten-free crusts.

A daytime exclusive interview with former NBA star Shawn Bradley who, along with his family, shares the journey to healing and adapting after a devastating bike accident left him paralyzed. Plus, novelist and singer Allyson Hernandez on proving it’s never too late to pursue your dreams.

Tamron explores incredible stories of forgiveness. Jonathan Goldstein, host of the popular podcast “Heavyweight,” shares how he brings unlikely people together including one man who survived a near-fatal bike accident and the man who hit him. Plus, parents who not only forgave their daughter’s boyfriend for driving under the influence and killing her, they formed a close bond. Plus, actors Denzel Whitaker and André Holland discuss their new HBO documentary, “Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches.”

Tony® and Emmy® Award winner Kristin Chenoweth stops by to talk about her new children’s book, “What Will I Do With My Love Today?,” inspired by her own adoption. Plus, former NFL and MLB athlete and bestselling author Tim Tebow on his new inspirational book on living a more fulfilling life, “Mission Possible: Go Create a Life that Counts.” And, NBA veteran and radio/TV personality Jalen Rose discusses his weekly “Renaissance Man” lifestyle and culture column and podcast.

Gabrielle Union-Wade returns to the Tam Fam to talk about how she created a business empire by putting family first, plus her new role in the remake of “Cheaper by the Dozen.” And, the inspiration behind CEO Lisa Nichols becoming one of the world’s most requested motivational speakers. Also, how Dierdre Wolownick’s adventure-seeking son influenced her to become a record-breaking rock climber. Plus, Emmy Award–winning broadcast journalist Richelle Carey on adopting her son at almost 50 years old.

Singer and actress Adassa, who voices the role of Dolores in Disney’s hit film “Encanto,” on why she almost had to turn down the part, plus she sings her iconic rap, from the film’s record-breaking #1 hit song “We Don’t Talk About Bruno.” And, ballerina Maggie Kudirka on continuing to dance after being diagnosed with cancer. Also, professor Dr. Lisa Williams on why she created a doll business that celebrates all hair and skin tones. Plus, Guinness World Record holder David Rush attempts to break another record for the Tam Fam!

Late night meets daytime as Emmy winner Seth Meyers joins the Tam Fam to talk about his secret to success and his new children’s book “I’m Not Scared, You’re Scared.” Plus, stand-up comic and groundbreaking comedy writer Amber Ruffin on the season two return of her weekly late night talk show. And, Emmy Award-winning sports journalist Bomani Jones talks about his new late-night sports show. Also, can’t miss Tam Fam Deals.

Siblings and dance stars Julianne Hough & Derek Hough join Tamron to talk about their ABC special, “Step Into … The Movies with Derek and Julianne.” Plus, the cast of “Bel Air” – Jabari Banks, Coco Jones, and Olly Sholotan on the popular reboot series.

Tamron gets crafty! Amber Kemp-Gerstel, host of the “Disney Family Sundays” crafting show on Disney+, shares incredible ways to organize your child’s room. Plus, using scrapbooking to manage stress and anxiety. And, genius gift wrapping ideas for spring from one of Hollywood’s go-to party planners.

Reporter’s Notebook returns with Martha Raddatz, ABC News chief global affairs correspondent, who joins Tamron from Ukraine. And, CBS News’ Steve Hartman introduces us to a woman who helped a veteran’s family find closure. Plus, Clarence “Coodie” Simmons and Chike Ozah, directors of the Netflix docuseries “jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy,” open up about spending the past two decades documenting Kanye West’s career. Also, “Into the Depths” podcast host Tara Roberts on being the first Black explorer and storyteller on the cover of National Geographic.

Unconventional love: meet a New York City married couple who say living separately has made them happier than ever. Plus, one couple who found love when a DNA test brought them together. And, author and relationship coach Matthew Fray reveals how his new book, “This Is How Your Marriage Ends,” can help save a marriage. Also, former on-screen love interests actors Gloria Reuben and Eriq La Salle of “ER” fame on reuniting in the Hallmark Channel movie “A Second Chance at Love.”

Celebrity medium Tyler Henry joins Tamron to share a personal story involving his family and talk about his new Netflix show, “Life After Death with Tyler Henry.” Plus, actor Wendell Pierce discusses his new movie, “Don’t Hang Up” on Bounce. And, the woman who took in a family from across the world to help a stranger fight his illness.

Tamron explores the dangers of digital distractions and talks to one mom whose daughter died while texting and driving. Plus, a man whose gaming addiction brought on severe depression. And, an award-winning science journalist and author’s quest to get everyone to scroll less and live more as detailed in her book, “How to Break Up With Your Phone: The 30-Day Plan to Take Back Your Life.”

Breakfast at Tamron’s — Rachael Ray, Kandi Burruss and James Beard Award-winning chef Aarón Sánchez join Tamron in the kitchen with delicious recipes for the most important meal of the day.

An exclusive interview with five-time GRAMMY®-winning gospel star Erica Campbell who speaks candidly about her weight loss journey. Plus, a special performance of her new single, “Positive.” And meet people whose ambitions have taken them far from home, including NASA astronaut Kayla Barron who joins from the International Space Station. Also, a family who moved from a big city to the Costa Rican jungle and a lawyer-turned-nomad discuss their experiences.

An intimate conversation with singer/actress/producer Toni Braxton following the loss of her sister, Traci, and how she is forging ahead in her work, including executive producing and starring in the “Fallen Angels Murder Club” anthology movie series on Lifetime. Plus, actress Simone Ashley on joining the second season cast of Netflix’s hit series “Bridgerton.” Also, dancehall artist Spice talks about her journey from being homeless to earning a GRAMMY nomination and performs a song off of her debut album.

The road to parenthood – catching up with some memorable “Tamron Hall” guests who tried IVF, surrogacy or adoption to expand their families, including one dad who came up with a creative way to pay for IVF and a mom who spent months on bed rest. Plus, Elizabeth Carr tells her story of being the first baby born from the in-vitro fertilization procedure in the United States 40 years ago.

How to keep from breaking under pressure – meet a group of single moms who bought a house together to ease their financial struggles. Plus, a couple explains why they developed the first-of-its-kind mental health app. And lawyer Aparna Shewakramani from Netflix’s “Indian Matchmaking” on searching for love and her debut book, “She’s Unlikeable: And Other Lies That Bring Women Down.”

Actor Omar Epps stops by to talk about his incredible journey and his latest movie, “The Devil You Know.” Plus, SNL alum and star of Hulu’s “Woke,” Sasheer Zamata, on making her voice heard to have career success. And musical prodigy Grace Fisher who defied the odds to make music again after a rare virus left her paralyzed.

Celebrating dynamic duos: critically acclaimed horn players The Potash Twins stop by to share their love of food and music, cook a favorite breakfast recipe with Tamron and perform their new song “Hornography.” Plus, Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin from the hit Netflix show “Get Organized with The Home Edit” share simple steps to keep your home clutter free. And, Tamron’s hairstylist, Johnny Wright, joins the show to talk about their 20+ year relationship and his new book, “Natural & Curly Hair for Dummies.” Also, Tam Fam deals.

Comedian and actress Robin Thede joins the Tam Fam to talk about the third season of her groundbreaking show, HBO’s “A Black Lady Sketch Show.” Plus, psychotherapist and bestselling author of “13 Things Mentally Strong Women Don’t Do,” Amy Morin, shares her roadmap to reaching your greatest potential.

O-T Fagbenle stops by to talk about playing former President Barack Obama in the highly anticipated series “The First Lady” on Showtime. Plus, being saved by unlikely heroes who were in the right place at the right time including a woman saved from a flood and the survivor of a motorcycle crash.

Facing your fears – what happens when a common fear, like flying, needles or the dark, becomes a phobia? Meet people who have faced them head on. Plus, Tamron faces one of her own fears!

Emmy® and Tony Award®-winning actor Courtney B. Vance discusses his role on the upcoming AMC drama “61st Street,” and opens up about his family’s battle with mental health. Plus, GRAMMY®-nominated musician Tauren Wells with a special performance of his new single “Empty.” And, meet the 10-year-old girl who went from foster care to being adopted by her second grade teacher.

A candid conversation with Raven-Symoné and wife Miranda Pearman-Maday about their marriage, motivations and the fifth season of “Raven’s Home” on Disney Channel. Plus, meet two women whose near-death experiences motivated them to live intentionally. And, the seven-year-old motivational speaker on a mission.

“Good Morning America” anchor Robin Roberts stops by to talk about her new book, “Brighter by the Day.” Plus, “Vanderpump Rules” star Lala Kent on her new memoir, “Give Them Lala,” and her road to sobriety and fame. And, 11-year-old model and actress Mia Armstrong, with her mom, Cara, on why she’s showing the world that Down syndrome is her superpower.

Tina Knowles-Lawson returns to the Tam Fam to talk about her latest accomplishment—starring in Lifetime’s “Seven Deadly Sins.” Plus, New York City Ballet dancer-turned-surgeon Likolani Arthurs. And, former Broadway performer Maria Failla on how caring for plants can cultivate joy.

Leah McSweeney from “The Real Housewives of New York City” opens up about tackling her drug and alcohol addiction, how her streetwear line gave her a new beginning, and her new memoir, “Chaos Theory.”

Exploring stories of faith and spirituality. Bishop T.D. Jakes and daughter Sarah Jakes Roberts join the Tam Fam to talk about finding purpose. Plus, Indiana Pastor Craig Duke and daughter Tiffany discuss his departure from his church after appearing on a TV show in support of his daughter. And, meet the group of nuns whose videos have more than 15 million views.

Michelle Hord on her new book, “The Other Side of Yet: Finding Light in the Midst of Darkness,” and marriage after the devastating loss of her daughter. Plus, incredible updates from some of our most unforgettable guests.

A revealing conversation with DJ Envy (“The Breakfast Club”) and his wife, Gia Casey, about staying together after infidelity and their new book, “Real Life, Real Love: Life Lessons on Joy, Pain & the Magic That Holds Us Together.” Then, a special surprise for a woman living with a terminal illness. And, one woman’s search for her birth family ends with unimaginable results. Plus, Quincy Isaiah and DeVaughn Nixon, the breakout stars of HBO’s hit series “Winning Time.”

Former child actor and social media star Josh Peck speaks candidly about his battle with addiction and his new memoir, “Happy People Are Annoying.” And, “The Amazing Race” contestant Ryan Ferguson who was wrongfully convicted of murder. Also, two gay dads who were the targets of a hate crime on a train. Plus, the stars of the new Netflix series “Young, Famous & African,” Khanyi Mbau and Naked DJ.

Actor Nathan Kress discusses marriage with his wife, actress London Elise Kress, and the iCarly reboot on Paramount+. And, trainer and bestselling author Karena Dawn opens up about her mother and memoir, “The Big Silence: A Daughter’s Memoir of Mental Illness and Healing.” Also, a woman who found herself through dance.

Former “Bachelorette” Hannah Brown shares how she is helping others through her book, “God Bless This Messy Journal…” Then, TV icon Cheryl Ladd and singer Darci Lynne talk about their new movie, “A Cowgirl’s Song,” plus a special performance with The Imaginaries. And, paralyzed former gymnast Taylor Lindsay-Noel on launching a successful podcast, “Tea Time with Tay.”

Best in Beauty: from face and hair to nails and wellness, a guide to feeling beautiful inside and out. GRAMMY® Award-winning singer Kelly Rowland (co-author of “Always with You, Always with Me”); wellness entrepreneur Hannah Bronfman; nail artist influencer and first-ever manicurist for Harry Styles’ beauty brand, Sigourney Nuñez; “The Scalp Therapist” Bridgette Hill, and makeup artist Nam Vo brings her signature glow to the Tam Fam.

A daytime exclusive with actor Dave Coulier who speaks candidly about being an alcoholic and the moment that led him to sobriety. Plus, best-selling author Gabrielle Bernstein opens up about addiction and childhood abuse in her new book, “Happy Days: The Guided Path from Trauma to Profound Freedom and Inner Peace.” And, Erica Garza sheds light on sex addiction. Plus, Dr. Lipi Roy who specializes in addiction medicine.

An exclusive interview with “Dancing With the Stars” pro Cheryl Burke, her first since filing for divorce, plus her “Burke in the Game” podcast. And, Sonya Curry, mom to NBA stars Steph and Seth Curry, talks about her new book, “Fierce Love: A Memoir of Family, Faith, and Purpose.” Also, viral sensation and former UCLA gymnast Nia Dennis.

Mission possible: incredible real-life stories, including a man who found his birth sister, which led to an extraordinary gift; a fashion designer aiming to change the retail business; and a woman motivated to find stories of human kindness in all 50 states. Plus, some special messages from the Tam Fam.

Actress Jane Lynch is back with the revival of “Funny Girl” on Broadway. Plus, Councilmember Will Jawando on inspiring other young men through his new memoir, “My Seven Black Fathers,” and the best advice he got from mentor former President Barack Obama. Also, productivity consultant and best-selling author Julie Morgenstern on how to get your life organized.

Tamron celebrates moms with a special Mother’s Day brunch extravaganza! Beautiful stories of the good, the bad, and the funny from some of the moms we love. Plus, an exclusive performance from Gospel great BeBe Winans.

Get motivated with top fitness instructor Tunde Oyeneyin who discusses her first book, “Speak: Find Your Voice, Trust Your Gut, and Get from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be.” Country music chart topper Priscilla Block performs. Also, model, actor and filmmaker Nyle DiMarco on his debut book, “Deaf Utopia: A Memoir – and a Love Letter to a Way of Life.” Plus, the high school wrestling champion who beat the odds.

Actress Jennifer Grey speaks candidly about her new memoir, “Out of the Corner.” Plus, 1980s breakout star and director Andrew McCarthy discusses his book “Brat: An ’80s Story.” And, Christine Chiu, executive producer and star of the Netflix reality series “Bling Empire” stops by.

Inspirational people who confront life’s challenges head on. How one man reunited with his high school sweetheart after 20 years to investigate the unsolved murder of his own sister. Plus, international bestselling author Dervla McTiernan who survived a potentially fatal brain tumor. And, Lisa Bilyeu whose mission is to empower women to become the heroes of their own lives. Also, an update on a family whose two children needed kidney transplants.

Tamron celebrates 500 episodes! Arsenio Hall turns the tables on Tamron and asks her the questions! Plus, Kim Fields stops by to talk about her Netflix series, “The Upshaws.” Also, a man living in his car who raised money for the homeless by walking more than 500 miles to his dream college in Boston. And, special surprises.

For the first time ever, it’s Tamron’s Beauty Bar! From skin to hair to nails, a complete guide to feeling beautiful inside and out. Plus, wellness entrepreneur Hannah Bronfman with recipes she swears by, “The Scalp Therapist” Bridgette Hill, co-founder of beauty retailer Thirteen Lune, Nyakio Grieco, and more.

Bravo’s “Love Match Atlanta” stars Kelli Fisher and Tana Gilmore share secrets on how to go the extra mile for a love connection and a special love surprise from one of their clients. Plus, Fran Drescher celebrates the new book “N is for The Nanny” and discusses her new role as a union president. Also, meet the Chicago family whose conjoined twins survived a lifesaving separation surgery.

A “Legendary” hour with judges Jameela Jamil, Leiomy Maldonado, Law Roach, and host Dashaun Wesley from the hit HBO Max series. Also, meet the man known as the “voice of the ballroom scene” and a special ballroom performance.

How to boss up and live the life you want with “Selling Sunset” star Christine Quinn who speaks candidly about starting her own company and writing her first book. Plus, actress Roselyn Sánchez on the “Fantasy Island” reboot and her journey to becoming a mom. And Luvvie Ajayi, podcast host and two-time NY Times bestselling author, joins the Tam Fam.

Bethenny Frankel on her new book, “Business is Personal.” Plus, bestselling author and professor D. Watkins on his upcoming memoir, “Black Boy Smile.”

No pressure cooking! Actress Zooey Deschanel, New York Times food writer Eric Kim, and beloved chef and restaurateur Tim Love teach the Tam Fam some of their favorite pressure cooker recipes.

One mother’s battle for justice after her son’s murder was labeled an accidental drug overdose. Plus, one woman’s fight to regain her life after waking up from a 13-year coma to a family she did not recognize. And, an update on a mystifying story of memory loss. Also, Carl Clemons-Hopkins from HBO Max’s “Hacks” on life since their historical Emmy® nomination.

Medical gaslighting – a special hour conversation with women who say that their health symptoms weren’t taken seriously by doctors. Plus, Paula Eiselt and Tonya Lewis Lee, co-directors and co-producers of the award-winning documentary “Aftershock,” which spotlights the disproportionate number of Black women who die due to childbirth complications in America.

A special hour dedicated to the fight against human trafficking. Emmy winner Jeannie Mai Jenkins on her documentary “Surviving Sex Trafficking.” And, a daytime exclusive with Sara Kruzan, a survivor who served nearly 20 years in prison for killing her abuser.

Get Lit: Beach Reads! Grab your sunscreen and beach towel as Tamron talks to the bestselling authors behind some of this summer’s hottest new books. Plus, reggae sensation Sean Paul welcomes summer with a special performance.

Feel Good Friday returns with actor and comedian Taylor Calmus from Magnolia Network’s “Super Dad.” Plus, veterinarians The Critter Fixers. And, a high school sophomore changing his community through technology.

Mission possible: incredible real-life stories, including a man whose search for his birth mother led to a miraculous gift of new life; luxury fashion designer Aurora James’ pledge to increase retail opportunities for Black-owned businesses; and a woman motivated to find stories of human kindness in all 50 states.

Actress Donna Mills on becoming a mom later in life after a successful career, and her role in the new Jordan Peele summer thriller, “Nope.” Plus, author Cindy House discusses being honest with your kids about past mistakes; a candid conversation about motherhood; and parenting survival tips from expert and author Ericka Sóuter.

GRAMMY®-nominated singer and actor Luke James talks about pushing past fears and starring in “The Chi.” Plus, when preparation meets opportunity: meet 18-year-old high school student Kai Neukermans who filled in for Pearl Jam drummer Matt Cameron after receiving an urgent life-changing text.

An exclusive with Susan Altman who is breaking her silence about her sister’s husband being convicted of murder seven years after her death. Plus, everyday heroes, including a Florida highway patrol officer who put herself in harm’s way to save a bridge full of runners; a third-grade teacher who saved a student; and a 5-year-old child whose call to 911 saved his mom’s life.

A special “Proud of Me” episode celebrating the journey of people becoming who they were always meant to be. Featuring actor Colton Haynes sharing details on his path to sobriety and redemption in his new book, “Miss Memory Lane: A Memoir,” and a special performance by Sammy Rae & The Friends.

What to watch this summer! Eva Longoria and Zoe Saldana on executive producing the new comedy series “Gordita Chronicles”; plus, meet the show’s stars, Olivia Goncalves and Diana Maria Riva. Also, WWE superstars The Miz and Maryse discuss their popular reality TV show “Miz and Mrs.” And award-winning actress Karen Pittman stops by to talk about her new movie “Unthinkably Good Things.”

An intimate interview with music legend Bobby Brown and his wife, Alicia Etheredge-Brown, about the new docuseries “Biography: Bobby Brown.” Also, NBA great Grant Hill opens up about life on and off the court in his new memoir “Game: An Autobiography.” And his GRAMMY®-nominated wife Tamia joins to talk about love and marriage.

Tamron kicks off the summer edition of her popular “Up-and-Coming Fashion Designer” series. Plus, Actress Kristen Johnston on her new movie, “Small Town Wisconsin.” And The New York Times best-selling author Daniel Pink shares insight from his book “The Power of Regret: How Looking Backward Moves Us Forward.”

In their first daytime interview since marriage, Rapper Da Brat and wife Judy Dupart talk about the new season of their reality show, “Brat Loves Judy.” And history-making model Yumi Nu stops by. Plus, “Jurassic World: Dominion” star DeWanda Wise. Also, “the female Indiana Jones” Alison Teal from her latest stop around the world.

The summer edition of Tamron’s “Up-and-Coming Fashion Designer” series continues. Plus, amazing people who were down but not out, including an 11-year-old boy who went from being homeless to one of the youngest U.S. chess masters and a couple who did not let a canceled flight stand in the way of saying “I do.”

Award-winning actress, author, and chef Valerie Bertinelli stops by to talk about her cooking show “Valerie’s Home Cooking” and book “Enough Already,” plus she joins the Tam Fam kitchen to cook a delicious dish. And, Hollywood legend Jenifer Lewis on her newest role in “I Love That for You” and upcoming book. Also, renowned marriage counselor Dr. Gary Chapman discusses his New York Times best-selling book, “The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love That Lasts.”

Tamron’s “Up-and-Coming Fashion Designer” series, summer edition. Plus, an 11-year-old boy who went from being homeless to one of the youngest U.S. chess masters. Also, the gift of life: meet a mom whose son’s heart was donated to a young boy. And, a couple who did not let a canceled flight stand in the way of saying “I do.”

The summer edition of Tamron’s popular “Up-and-Coming Fashion Designer” series continues featuring designers from around the country with a passion for fashion. This installment showcases talented ready-to-wear, sustainable luxury, bridal, and fine jewelry designers. Plus, fashion icon Kenneth Cole with a special surprise.

Social media star Jimmy Darts shares how he delivers small acts of kindness in big ways. Plus, some of the most unforgettable Tam Fam surprises and updates on some memorable guests.

Season four gets off to a golden start with Tamron’s month of “Wildest Dreams!” Tamron highlights inspiring people and entertaining stories, while also surprising deserving members of the TamFam with amazing gifts and giveaways. Plus, Tamron has a big surprise of her own, inspired by the cast of the hit STARZ series “P-Valley.” Shannon Thornton, Gail Bean, Nicco Annan and J. Alphonse Nicholson join Tamron to talk about the series that broke streaming records.

Three months after the horrifying school shooting in Uvalde, Tamron returns to her home state for a daytime exclusive on the ground in Texas. Joining Tamron are parents who lost their daughter in the attack at Robb Elementary and the survivors who are battling guilt and grief as they brace for the start of a new school year.

Surviving betrayal. A daytime exclusive with Casey Hammer, the estranged aunt of actor Armie Hammer, shares why she is advocating for survivors of abuse in the Discovery+ docuseries “House of Hammer.” Plus, the mother who took down “The Most Hated Man on the Internet,” the subject of a new Netflix documentary. And, a woman who exposes the epidemic of teachers seducing students in our high schools.

Bestselling author and influencer Ryan Holiday helps the TamFam find their purpose with his philosophy of discipline and self-control as told in his upcoming new book, “Discipline Is Destiny: The Power of Self-Control.” Plus, R&B legend Tank opens up about losing his hearing and his decision to make his new album, “R&B Money,” his last. Plus, a stirring performance from the multi-GRAMMY® nominated, platinum-selling singer-songwriter.

Continuing “Wildest Dreams” month, Tamron announces a special opportunity for a viewer to win a trip of a lifetime. Plus, fashion designer and editor-in-chief of British Vogue, Edward Enninful discusses his new memoir, “A Visible Man,” and his journey of defying the odds in the fashion world. And, in his first television interview since the release of his new album “Jacob,” country singer Ty Herndon opens up about his struggles with addiction and mental health before sharing a special performance with the Tam Fam.

“I Survived” – Harrowing accounts from those who have cheated death but lived to tell the tale. “Top Chef” alum and host of truTV’s “Fast Foodies,” Justin Sutherland opens up about his recovery after a boating accident left him seriously injured this past July. And, a surprise for a woman who was rescued after being trapped in a car during a flash flood.

Actor and producer John Boyega on taking the film industry by storm in two new projects, “The Woman King” and “Breaking.” And, Michael K. Williams’ nephew Dominic Dupont and author Jon Sternfeld discuss the late actor’s recently released memoir, “Scenes from My Life,” and reflect on Williams’ legacy.

A broadcast exclusive interview with Michelle Branch on her new album, “The Trouble with Fever,” and recent headlines. Plus, “Growing Up Hip Hop” star Angela Simmons opens up about body positivity and her unedited bikini picture that went viral.

Celebrate Tamron’s birthday with Tamron’s Golden Comedy Hour! Comedians Tony Rock, Zarna Garg and Corey Holcomb join the fun and give one Tam Fam member a shot at living their wildest dream – performing stand-up on national TV.

“Tamron’s Tasting Menu!” Some of the biggest rising stars are giving a fresh spin on your fall favorites. Join former NFL player turned celebrity chef Eddie Jackson as he cooks up one of his specialties for the season. “MasterChef” season three winner Christine Hà shares one of her favorites, and James Beard Award-winning chef Sophia Roe shows the Tam Fam how to make one of her signature desserts.

Shattering the stigma: Olympic athlete Lolo Jones explains why she’s choosing to freeze her eggs at the age of 40 and remain a virgin until marriage. Also, former “Real Housewives of Orange County” cast member Meghan King on the difficult decision to publicize her son’s medical diagnosis. And, dermatologist from TLC’s “Bad Hair Day,” Dr. Meena Singh, sheds light on the challenges associated with alopecia and hair loss.

Social media influencer and star of the new musical “Titanique” Frankie Grande reveals how his former three-way relationship “prepared” him for marriage. Also, insight from host Melinda Berry on how siblings help each other to find their soulmates in Netflix’s “Dated and Related.” Plus, a 25-year-old TikTok star who went on 50 dates in 50 states in search of love.

Banned Books Week. Tamron hosts a conversation surrounding the increased book bans across the country

A daytime exclusive- author and jewelry designer Kendra Scott discusses, “Born To Shine,” detailing her journey to launching a wildly successful business from her bedroom. Comedian, author and actress Ms. Pat on her journey to comedy superstardom. And, bestselling authors and hosts of the chart-topping podcast “LadyGang” on keeping it real and raw. Plus, a Tam Fam giveaway!

What’s Your Story: Award-winning actress LETITIA WRIGHT shares her story, revealing how taking ​time away from acting helped her land the role of a lifetime in “Black Panther” and the important message in her new film “The Silent Twins.” Then, daughter of the legendary Eartha Kitt, KITT SHAPIRO, is speaking up after facing a lifetime of questioning about her racial identity and pays tribute to her famous mom in a poignant memoir.

Women Who Go There: The multitalented actress and comedian JESSICA WILLIAMS, formerly of “The Daily Show,” talks about her role in the highly anticipated animated Netflix series “Entergalactic,” created by GRAMMY® Award-winning artist Kid Cudi. Plus, hilarious hosts RAYNA GREENBERG and ASHLEY HESSELTINE from the top-rated comedy podcast “Girls Gotta Eat” go there with candid conversations about women’s health, dating advice and more.

Finding Happiness: They have faced incredible challenges, now Tamron checks in with some of her all-time most memorable guests to see how they’ve found happiness. Also, in a special daytime exclusive episode, Tamron interviews B. SIMONE and KIM COLES from their new series “Finding Happy” produced by Cedric the Entertainer.

Legends and Their Legacy: Pastor KIM BURRELL sits down in her first interview to address her recent apology for past controversial comments and how she plans to use her distinctive voice to move forward. Plus, one of the pioneers of female rap MC LYTE shares her journey from rapper and entrepreneur to actress in the new sitcom “Partners in Rhyme.”

A Seat at the Table: Supermodel, philanthropist and entrepreneur IMAN discusses the importance of her upcoming YouTube docuseries “Supreme Models,” which is the first-ever documentary devoted to top Black models past and present. Plus, New York Times bestselling author CHLOE GONG will share details about her latest book, “Foul Lady Fortune.”

How a Bad Thing Turned into My Best Thing: Actor and comedian, ROY WOOD JR. joins the conversation about how an arrest at 19 years old completely changed his life. He also talks about starring in the long-awaited reboot “Confess, Fletch.” Then, STEPHEN “STEVE-O” GLOVER, best known for his role on “Jackass,” opens up about how overcoming his addictions led him to an even better self and helped him find his life partner, in his new book, “A Hard Kick in the Nuts: What I’ve Learned From A Lifetime of Terrible Decisions.”

Everything and More: In a special daytime exclusive episode, Tamron sits down with NIECY NASH-BETTS and her “hersband,” JESSICA BETTS. The couple shares their journey to finding each other, acceptance within their families and being the first same-sex couple to grace the cover of Essence Magazine. Plus, Jessica Betts performs the song that started their love story, “Catch Me.”

The multitalented KAL PENN joins Tamron to discuss his impressive journey from former White House staffer and actor to author, and why he chose to share details about his engagement to his fiancé, Josh, in his book, “You Can’t be Serious.” He will also chat about his latest film, “Smile.”

Tamron welcomes actress and dancer JENNA DEWAN who opens about how she prepared for the role in the Lifetime movie “Let’s Get Physical,” which is inspired by actual events. Plus, WENDELL PIERCE makes history by starring in the revival of Arthur Miller’s “Death of a Salesman,” becoming the first Black actor to take on the classic role of Willy Loman on Broadway. Then, actor and author JUSTIN BALDONI discusses his newest book, “Boy Will Be Human.”

Stop the Shaming: Co-founder and lead guitarist of the GRAMMY®-nominated rock band “Fall Out Boy,” JOE TROHMAN, reveals details about his successful 20-year career in the music industry in his first book, “None of This Rocks.” And award-winning journalist BETH MACY discusses the drug overdose crisis in her new book, “Raising Lazarus: The Search for Hope and Justice, and the Future of America’s Overdose Crisis.”

It Works for Us: Former NFL player and host of the Podcast “The Pivot” CHANNING CROWDER shares how he left Kevin Hart speechless when he confessed he and his wife AJA make a yearly visit to a nudist resort. The couple also opens up about their journey to find Aja’s birth father, Bruno Aguirre, who joins them to tell his story. Then, Nomad Pet Sitters Austin Andrews and Jori Kerr reveal why they quit their day jobs to work as pet sitters, documenting their globe-trotting adventures on TikTok.

“Tamron’s Tasting Menu!” Some of the biggest rising stars are giving a fresh spin on your fall favorites. Join former NFL player turned celebrity chef EDDIE JACKSON as he cooks up one of his specialties for the season. Then, the first blind chef to ever win “MasterChef,” Christine Hà shares one of her favorites, and James Beard Award-winning chef Sophia Roe shows Tam Fam how to make one of her signature desserts.

Me & My Faith: Celebrated television personality and author KATHIE LEE GIFFORD will discuss her newest book, “The God of the Way,” and the companion film just released, “The Way.” Then, gospel superstar TAMELA MANN and comedian DAVID MANN share a deeply personal secret that tested their faith. And, we find out about their latest tour, which has become a family affair. Plus, Tamela will perform her inspirational song “Finished.” Pastor and author IRENE ROLLINS also joins the conversation about her new book, “Reframe Your Shame: Experience Freedom From What Holds You Back.” Then, host of “Money Rehab” podcast and NYT bestselling author NICOLE LAPIN has top tips for saving money.

Actor and producer JOHN BOYEGA on taking the film industry by storm in two projects, “The Woman King” and “Breaking.” And, Michael K. Williams’ nephew Dominic Dupont and author Jon Sternfeld discuss the late actor’s recently released memoir “Scenes from My Life” and reflect on his legacy.