Sisters Lili Gross and Susan Cohen reveal an extraordinary, family life story of a marital secret that was withheld from them and everyone else in their family for almost 80 years. Their parent's lives had such an amazing culmination that Lili produced a documentary on the subject and we’re going to hear all about this very unique true story. Say it Forward with Lili Gross and Susan Cohen.

Andy Schuon is a trailblazing media and entertainment executive with a career that spans radio, music, television and digital media. At 16, he was the youngest radio announcer in the US. By age 18 he was working at Seattle’s legendary rock station KISW where he was known on air as “Boy Wonder”. As program director of America’s number one music station - KROQ - he developed “The Kevin & Bean Show” - the most successful morning show in L.A. radio history. But he didn’t stop there. From radio to music to reality TV to the internet to streaming, this is one incredible media titan! Say it Forward with Andy Schuon.

Catt Sadler is an entertainment reporter who landed her first job reporting local news in Indianapolis while still in Journalism School at Indiana University. After college, she moved to LA and landed her dream job working for E! Entertainment Television. For more than a decade Catt was a fixture on Entertainment TV who became well known for her work on the red carpet chatting up stars at Awards shows and film premiers, picking up several Emmys of her own along the way. She even appeared as herself in Judd Apatow’s film “Knocked Up”. She anchored E! News network’s flagship show and covered the Academy Awards, the Golden Globes, the Emmy Awards and more. Say it Forward with Catt Sadler.

Donna Mills is an actress and a producer who began her television career in the mid-sixties on “The Secret Storm,” and made her film debut opposite Beau Bridges and Martin Sheen in “The Incident ”, before her star-making role as Tobie Williams in the 1971 cult film, “Play Misty for Me”. She appeared in many TV movies and such hit TV shows as “The Six Million Dollar Man”, “CHIPS”, and “Hawaii Five-O”. Donna is best known for her iconic role as the scheming vixen Abby Cunningham on the primetime soap opera “Knots Landing” causing Interview magazine to call her performance “one of the strongest and most fascinating characters in pop history.” Say it Forward with timeless television icon, Donna Mills.

Fashion entrepreneur, model and philanthropist Brett Novak created Good HYOUman the athleisure clothing brand, in honor of his father and to share inspired, aspirational messages through the clothes — it all started in a spare bathroom. Join us as Brett shares what inspires him most and explains how a Florida kid goes from model to soap star to fashion mogul, all while preserving a sense of wonder, humor and genuine humility.

Sherre Hirsch is a rabbi, author and spirituality expert. She currently serves full time as the Chief Innovation Officer for American Jewish University. Her mission is to empower individuals to become more in tune with their well-being, way of life and ability to impact the world. Hirsch served as spirituality expert for The Today Show and numerous other media outlets. She counsels private clients, speaks nationwide at engagements for corporate and religious organizations, and teaches classes across a variety of themes.

Self-made Fitness guru, Laura Wilson succeeded against all odds. She began life in rural, communist Romania. She had the discipline and determination to make the Romanian National Archery Team when she was barely a teenager. Today, through Natural Pilates, her fitness empire, Laura’s passion is focused on bringing strength, flexibility and enhanced mindfulness to her clients.

Rebecca and Kim sit down with nationally-touring stand-up comedian, Ivy League MBA and former Facebook sales leader, Paul Ollinger. He performs at comedy clubs and corporate events all over North America and talks about being in business school before transitioning into a career in stand up comedy. He is also the author of You Should Totally Get an MBA: A Comedian’s Guide to Top U.S. Business Schools. Get ready for a fun time. Say it Forward with Paul Ollinger.

Matthew Pohlson is founder of Omaze, a cause marketplace that raises money and awareness for charity, offering chances to win once-in-a-lifetime experiences. Pohlson and his partner hatched the idea after losing out on a chance to shoot hoops with Magic Johnson at a charity auction. Omaze, a for-profit fundraising juggernaut, has raised over $150 million for charity by selling chances at wildest-dream experiences like going on a double date on Lake Como with Amal and George Clooney. Join us as Matthew tells us how, down to his last week of funds for this “Big idea” he convinced Breaking Bad’s Brian Cranston, to take a chance on the start-up— putting it on course to become the go-to charity partner to the worlds most popular philanthropists .

Tony Dungy became the first African-American head coach to win a Super Bowl in 2007 when he brought the Indianapolis Colts to victory. He spent years as an NFL player with the Pittsburgh Steelers and San Francisco 49ers. In 2009 after a stellar career in the league, he became an analyst with NBC’s Football Night in America and a Super Bowl commentator. Join us as we chat with Tony and Lauren Harris Dungy, his wife and soul mate to hear just how they manage to parent their 10 kids and co-author books on marriage and how to live a god centered life.