Those of us watching the evening news on television expect our reporters to be objective, professional and truthful when it comes to the stories they report.
But few of us stop to consider what goes on inside the head of these reporters we invite into our homes.
Melissa McCarty takes behind the facade that news reporters project on the camera. She brings humanity to the otherwise sterile persona most news people project from her book, News Girls Don’t Cry
Julie Newmar is the original Catwoman in TV’s Batman series in the 1960s. We discuss life lessons she’s learned throughout her life from her book The Conscious Catwoman Explains Life On Earth.
Andreas Kluth is a correspondent for the Economist—the world’s greatest magazine. We learn the factors of success and failure from one of history’s most grassroots leaders who conquered an empire from his book Hannibal and Me.
Guests include Economist correspondent Andreas Kluth; creator of The Mortified Sessions, David Nadelberg; and customer service expert Chris Zane.
Michael Learned has what it takes to succeed in the field of acting. A 4-time Emmy Award winning actress, she landed her first Emmy Award winning role on The Waltons on her first audition in Los Angeles. We discuss her latest role in daytime drama on The Young and the Restless. She also tell us about her latest stage role in Southern Comforts at the Falcon Theater.
Donny Cacamise and Stephen Joyce help us improve our well-being by getting us ready for the holidays. With Thanksgiving and Christmas around the corner, it’s family and holiday travel. Donny and Stephen told us where to go and how to get there safely.