Dying To Ask

Marco Andretti is a third-generation driver. His grandfather Mario won 52 races. His father Michael won 42. Marco is now in his 13th season racing the Indy Car Series and admits he's not racking up the wins fans expect from an Andretti. At 31, Marco is navigating the twists and turns of a family legacy he can't outrun no matter how fast he drives. In this "Dying To Ask," Marco talks about what it's like to grow up being known by your last name and not your first. Find out the one thing he had to get over when he married model Marta Krupa last year. And car rental companies: we have a major heads up for you before you hand over keys to a rental to Marco Andretti.

Stephanie Abrams is a force of nature, which is appropriate since she's been one of the "faces" of The Weather Channel for the last 15 years. The popular co-host of AMHQ is as self deprecating as she is obsessed with covering severe weather. Stephanie is candid about the personal sacrifices she's made living life on the road covering floods, tornadoes and hurricanes. In this Dying To Ask, Deirdre, Geoff and Stephanie reveal what it's really like on the road covering weather as breaking news. Hint, it's good to be a man. And find out why internet trolls better think twice about trolling Stephanie on social media.

Does art follow life or life follow art? It's the question you'll ask as you dive into NY Times Best Selling Author Emily Giffin's latest book, "All We Ever Wanted." She started writing a book about sexual misconduct in the summer of 2016 and then #MeToo happened. In this "Dying To Ask," Emily dishes on what it's like to have sold 11 million books, how hard it is to write a single page when you'd rather be Instagramming and what a big deal being a "brand" is in the world of publishing. And, Gen X'ers Deirdre and Emily scare Millennial Geoff with their freaky ability to recall phone numbers from their childhood.

Good luck booking an appointment with Dr. Sandra Lee. She's likely the best known dermatologist on the planet thanks to a YouTube channel that exploded literally and figuratively featuring Dr. Lee squeezing pimples. Dr. Pimple Popper's videos have been watched more than 2.5 billion times. That YouTube channel has 4 million subscribers and self-described "popaholics" can't get enough. In this Dying to Ask, Deirdre and Geoff find out the moment Dr Lee realized she was an online star, how she decided to go all-in on being Dr. Pimple Popper and why her dad will never have to wait in line at the Apple Store ever again.

If you got lost in the woods, could you forage enough food to survive? 뿃뻃Chances are your answer is no. But, Hank Shaw could likely find a 5 course meal including dessert. Shaw is an expert, maybe THE expert on cooking wild game. But, he wasn't always that way.

On this "Dying to Ask," Nichole walks you through the process of getting on a reality show and weird stuff that happens during taping. She shares her time management tricks to gain and maintain fitness and sanity. And, dishes on what hanging out with The Rock is like.

On this Dying to Ask, Nichole walks you through the process of getting on a reality show and weird stuff that happens during taping. She shares her time management tricks to gain and maintain fitness and sanity. And dishes on what hanging out with The Rock is like.

In this Dying to Ask, why Ret. First Sgt Matt Eversmann explains why being "average" isn't good enough, why he believes anyone can learn to be a leader and his unlikely road to being a motivational speaker.

What makes you happy? It can be a tricky question to answer. In fact, global researchers from Yale to UC Berkeley are now studying happiness and how important it is to our sense of well-being.

What was it like raising your son? It's the number one question Dierdre Wolownick gets when people find out she's the mother of Alex Honnold, the first person to Climb Yosemite's El Capitan with no ropes, no safety net and nothing else to save him.