This week on Reclaiming, we are joined by actor and activist Sophia Bush. Sophia discusses the journey of learning to trust her instincts after experiencing workplace trauma, navigating public scrutiny during personal transitions, and discovering the power of righteous anger. Sophia shares profound insights about the "character" we become in others' eyes versus our authentic selves, and how somatic practices have helped her reconnect with her body after years of disconnection. 

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This week on Reclaiming, we sat down with bestselling author and activist Glennon Doyle to discuss self-trust, authenticity, and personal transformation. Glennon opens up about her ongoing journey with eating disorders, recovery, and her relationship with being in the public eye. Plus we explore the power of somatic therapy, listening to one's body, and setting boundaries - even when it's uncomfortable.

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This week on Reclaiming, we sit down with beloved author and truth-teller Anne Lamott, whose words have offered solace and light to generations of seekers. In this heartfelt conversation, Anne dives into the transformative power of grace, the messy art of forgiveness, and the lifelong unraveling of perfectionism and codependency. With her unique mix of wit and vulnerability, she shares stories of stumbling and surrender, reminding us that healing often begins when we stop trying to fix everything. Through laughter, insight, and deep compassion, Anne invites us to embrace the imperfect, the tender, and the beautifully human. Don’t miss this soulful and deeply nourishing episode with a writer who helps us find depth in the daily grind.

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This week on Reclaiming, we talk with visionary Andrew Yang, the entrepreneur, former presidential candidate, and champion for a new kind of democracy. In this enlightening conversation, Andrew shares his bold ideas for transforming the American political landscape, including the case for term limits, the need for more than just two political parties, and his passionate advocacy for Universal Basic Income. He reflects on his journey from outsider to political reformist, the challenges of pushing for systemic change, and why the future of democracy depends on new solutions. We also explore how he’s working to inspire a new generation of leaders who are ready to rebuild the foundations of governance. He’s also funny. 

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This week on Reclaiming, we sit down with the unflinching and fiercely funny Tig Notaro, a comedian whose honesty and humor have redefined the boundaries of stand-up. In this raw and revelatory conversation, Tig opens up about the life-threatening battle with C. diff that left her physically depleted, and the surreal moment that followed just months after —when she stepped on stage just days after being diagnosed with cancer to deliver what would become one of the most iconic comedy sets of our time. She also speaks candidly about the devastating loss of her mother, who passed away while Tig was still in the hospital herself, and how that grief compounded an already unimaginable chapter of her life.

With her signature deadpan delivery, Tig reflects on how facing mortality reshaped her approach to comedy, creativity, and connection. She shares her thoughts on emotional growth, vulnerability, and what it means to truly reclaim your life in the aftermath of trauma.

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This week on Reclaiming, we are joined by the youngest person to ever top the billboard 100, artist JoJo Levesque, who takes us behind the curtain of her remarkable 20-year career in music. In this raw and revealing conversation, she opens up about her complex path to self-discovery, her fight to reclaim her artistic freedom after a devastating label dispute that kept her music hostage, and the personal battles that shaped her into the powerhouse vocalist we know today. From teenage superstar to industry warrior, JoJo shares untold stories of resilience, music industry manipulation, and the emotional toll of growing up in the spotlight.

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This week on Reclaiming, we sit down with the pioneering Margaret Cho, the legendary comedian, actress, and activist who has spent decades breaking barriers and challenging norms. In this candid conversation, Margaret reflects on her journey to becoming an icon for both the Asian and LGBTQ+ communities, the responsibility that comes with visibility, and the power of comedy as a tool for change. She opens up about her lifelong struggles with body image, the evolving conversation around self-acceptance, and how she continues to navigate an industry that hasn’t always embraced diversity. We also dive into her latest special, Psy-Cho, where she fearlessly takes on politics, identity, and the absurdities of modern life with her signature sharp wit. With humor, honesty, and an unshakable sense of self, Margaret reminds us that true freedom comes from owning our stories—flaws, fears, and all.

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This week on Reclaiming, we sat down with comedy powerhouse Chelsea Handler for a conversation that peels back the layers of her signature confidence and wit - and oh did we laugh! Chelsea opens up about the profound loss of her brother and how his death shaped the trajectory of her life. She candidly discusses her late-in-life embrace of therapy, offering her thoughts into why it's never too late for self-discovery. We also explore societal expectations around motherhood and how Chelsea has cultivated meaningful relationships with children in her life while remaining true to her decision not to have children of her own.

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This week, Monica sits down with skateboarding pioneer Tony Hawk. Tony reflects on the physical toll of his most severe injuries and revisits what it felt like during the historic moment when he landed the 900 at the '99 X Games. Then, Tony opens up about his newest role as grandfather, and shares his unique connection with the late Kurt Cobain, and why he's still actively skating and dropping in at local skateparks.

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This week on Reclaiming, we chat with the brilliant Beanie Feldstein, the actor who brought a pivotal chapter of Monica's life to the screen. Beanie opens up about the challenges of portraying a real person, the emotional depth of stepping into someone else’s story, and the power of storytelling to shift narratives. Beyond the screen, she shares how personal loss shaped her, from navigating her own grief after the death of her brother, to becoming a counselor at Experience Camps, where she helps grieving children find healing. She also reflects on the joy of her wedding day -- the magical venue, a prophetic dream, and matching Gucci. With warmth and humor, Beanie speaks about love, loss, and family. Don’t miss this heartfelt and deeply personal conversation.

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