Today, I have a very special guest to wrap us up for the winter season. I'm talking with the one-and-only Marlo Thomas. That's right. THE Marlo Thomas! She has recently collaborated with Williams Sonoma on a 10 piece collection of that's perfect for when we're all able to start hosting friends again! We talk about how this all came about and the inspiration behind it, but of course, I had to also ask her about her acting career and her work as an activist. You are going to love this conversation!

Mina Starsiak Hawk is the co-star of HGTV's "Good Bones" and run her own construction company, Two Chicks and a Hammer. We talk about the importance of belonging to the fabric of a community.

Michelle Ogundehin is a leader in the interior design world. Most recently, her first book, called "Happy Inside: How to Harness the Power of Home for Health and Happiness" has just been published. The interview you're about to hear is one of the most substantial conversations I've ever had about design, on a personal scale. How design affects real people, in real homes.

My guest today is Ariel Garneau who is known for her bold, colorful, quirky, somewhat retro, mash up of styles. I went in to this conversation hoping to see if I could uncover what makes her tick because she's one of these people who have developed a very particular style that's unmistakeable. And I wanted to know where it comes from, how she defines it and how it's evolved over time. Eventually we also get around to talking about a couple of her DIY projects and she's got two great tips around hanging wallpaper. We start the conversation with me asking her to explain the name of her blog and business, which is PMQ for Two. Extra points if you already know what that stands for!

David Supple is the founder and CEO of New England Design & Construction. Schooled in architecture and trained in carpentry, David is about to explain how the profession of architecture has come to be and how it has estranged itself from its roots where craftsmanship and design went hand in hand. Now, David has a great personality so, he's very entertaining and makes history interesting.

Mehaz Khan is a color psychology specialist and talks with us today about choosing color from the perspective of how it will affect our behavior, via our emotions. She's very much invested in her client's mental and emotional health, and understands the connection between those aspects of who we are and the environments we create for ourselves.

Bertille has such a generous spirit about her. We do talk about her work as an artist, of course, be we also talk about coming through to the other side of depression, developing self confidence, and finding beauty in the world, as well as putting beauty into it.

Going "green" has become much more the norm these days as all of us are coming to terms with the fact that our planet can't sustain lifestyles dependent on single use, disposable goods.  And we're all at different stages of transformation when it comes...