Kwame Onwuachi, James Beard award-winning chef, author of Notes from a Young Black Chef, joins At Home to share his journey from growing up in the Bronx, his experience in Nigeria and how he turned his life. He shares his recipe for success, the importance of representation in media and then challenges Linda and Drew to cook one of his famous dishes from his beloved restaurant, Kith and Kin!

Ashley Audrain, New York Times bestselling author of psychological drama, joins Linda and Drew At Home to talk about her first novel, The Push. The book is about a woman whose experience of motherhood is nothing at all what she had hoped for and, instead, everything she feared. Ashley talks about how she made a career change when her motherhood journey began and how, through her book’s characters, she challenged the “perfect” picture of being a mom which taught her to be more empathetic towards mothers whose experiences fall outside of the “norm”. The Push book dives into topics of societal expectations on women, generational trauma and how love and fear are deeply intertwined.

Annalee Belle joins Linda & Drew on At Home to kick off a month all about change and transformation. Annalee shares that she is often an objective moderator in Linda & Drew’s debates, so she has the inside scoop of how they’ve changed over the years and the patterns in their arguments!

Tara Schuster, entertainment exec, playwright and best-selling author of Buy Yourself the F*cking Lilies, joins Drew and Linda on At Home for a candid and honest conversation about self love. Tara shares her stories of how she pulled herself out of a chronically anxious and self medicated life to one that she truly loved. Her book is a culmination of years of re-parenting herself and is a practical guide to the simple daily rituals we can all practice to become fully ourselves.

Rachel & Zach King join us At Home to share their story of how they make their love work. Zach is a filmmaker, illusionist and author, known for his playful and clever magic videos. Rachel was in the field of social work and is on a mission with Zach to raise awareness about the need for foster parents. Parents themselves, biological and adoptive, they talk about how family is more than just blood. They also share ways they actively support one another through challenges. Drew and Linda promptly take notes

New York Times bestselling author of Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man, Emmanuel Acho joins Linda and Drew to chat about how we can all come together to mend the racial divide in our world.

Emmanuel’s honest dialogue offers us accessible tools, vocabulary and perspective.

He also discusses cancel culture, how to actually be an ally and how to talk to people who don't want to listen when it comes to racism.

This month is all about love! Love in all of its forms. Drew and Linda talk about their love story - from how they met and dating to the proposal and favorite wedding moments. They share that they often wind up getting into arguments about the same few things and task themselves with finding a therapist to work with by the end of the month.

If you’ve ever done a workout class on YouTube, you’ve probably seen Cassey Ho. She is an entrepreneur, fitness instructor, designer who created Blogilates on YouTube in 2009. The channel now has almost 5.5 million subscribers. Cassey shares her health journey and her path to doing what she loves. In our conversation, she shares how she managed to deal with with naysayers and critics (from parents and online communities alike). We talk about what healthy living really means and doing things for yourself rather than living up to other people’s expectations.

All this time at home has allowed us to become more aware of not simply the furniture placement and objects we surround ourselves with, but also the energy that we can create through design and intention. As we look to set our roots down even deeper, we invite Laura Cerrano, Feng Shui scientific researcher, to share her holistic healing approaches with us.

“You’re too rebellious.” “Stop being so emotional.” “You’re too weird to succeed.” … If you’ve ever been told any of these things, congrats, you’re probably a Rare Breed. Sunny Bonnell and Ashleigh Hansberger, founders of the award-winning agency Motto and authors of the brazen new business book, Rare Breed, are here to show you how to harness the power of what makes you, YOU! They want to empower us all to take what society deems as “vices” and turn them into our own unique superpowers.