Marilyn sits down with the legendary guitarist about his life-long love of music, the downside of fame at a young age and how it took his childhood friend David Bowie to get back in touch with his music.

Author, motivational speaker and lifestyle blogger Rachel Hollis talks to Marilyn about her latest book, her divorce from her husband of 16 years, and how to get through crisis and grief in your own life. 

In conversation with comedian, actor & television host Howie Mandel.  Howie chats about his new documentary Howie Mandel: But, Enough About Me, and takes us on a trip down memory lane sharing career highlights, his interest in social media, and the great success of America′s Got Talent. Howie also talks openly about his anxiety coping mechanisms, his partnership with Bell Let’s Talk, and how proud he is to be Canadian!

Former monk turned purpose coach, leading podcaster, and best-selling author of “Think Like A Monk”, Jay Shetty, reveals how he abandoned his aspirations of becoming a wealthy business tycoon to train as a monk in India. Jay shares the life lessons that he learned from how to reduce stress, to improving our relationships, and finding our own purpose in life. Find out how a former monk proved all of his naysayers wrong and became a social media hit with over 7 million Instagram followers, over a billion views for his YouTube videos, the host of the #1 Health and Wellness podcast in the world, and an instant international #1 best-selling author.

In conversation with the multiple Grammy award winning Queen of country, Reba McEntire. Following the recent re-release of her highly acclaimed album, “Rumor Has It,” Reba talks about recording new versions of her iconic songs, plus, how the pandemic inspired her to create a new music video for her classic song “What If.” Reba also shares what life was like during the first few months of the pandemic, including the heartbreaking loss of her mother and mentor, Jacqueline, and the precious gift of time with her sister and family.

You know him as the front man of the legendary Canadian rock band, “Glass Tiger,” but did you know that Alan Frew is also a  registered nurse? The multi-platinum selling singer-songwriter, public speaker, and best-selling author, once dreamed of becoming a doctor. Alan shares his fascinating journey of how he went from working shifts at the local hospital, to becoming the front man of one of the world’s most successful bands. Alan also shares how he was in the midst of planning a tour when Covid-19 slammed on the breaks. But as a stroke survivor, Alan offers a profound perspective on life and this pandemic, and how love and music have the universal power to heal. 

Founder and publisher of one Canada’s leading design magazines, House & Home, Lynda reveals some of her latest inspirations and current home trends. Discover how the pandemic’s changing the way we live in our homes to how pastel paints are making a comeback, right down to the exciting details on her latest personal project, building a dream lake house. Marilyn and Lynda’s conversation may just inspire you to start up an exciting home project of your very own.

Chef Daniel speaks to Marilyn from his current home base in NYC to reveal how he’s navigating his international food empire through unchartered waters, what his thoughts are on the current state of the restaurant industry and how he’s finding ways to give back to those who are still in need of some extra help during these challenging times.

Marilyn chats with her good friend, designer Tommy Smythe, about sustainable living and design.  Tommy shares how & why he has made recent changes, in his own life, towards becoming a better global steward, and how we can do the same.   

Famous for his Emmy Award winning role as mobster Ralph Cifaretto on HBO’s “The Sopranos”, actor, author and mental health activist Joe Pantoliano takes us behind the scenes of shooting his new film “From The Vine”, the story of a downtrodden CEO who travels back to his Nonno’s vineyard in Italy. The prolific character actor dishes on his roles in iconic films like “Risky Business”, “Midnight Run”, “The Matrix” and “Momento”, and opens up about his family and his own journey from mental illness, to wellness, to running his own charity “No Kidding, Me Too!”. Joe reveals what he thinks a post-Covid-19 theatre and film world will look like and laments the loss of value of his American passport during the pandemic.