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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

“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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!

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.

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.

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.