KTLA reporter Christina Pascucci explains how she lives her life by leading with gratitude. She opens up about some of the challenging experiences from early in her career, and how she overcame them. Christina also shares stories from her world travels, and talks about meeting the Dalai Lama. Christina also finds out some little-known facts about Jason and Bobby, and Bobby shares why he remembers the first time meeting Christina because of the unique lunch item she ordered.

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KTLA's Dayna Devon joins the News Director's Office to chat about all manner of topics including her career path, what it was like hosting Extra, being part of a reality show, and what it's like being married to a plastic surgeon in Los Angeles. Dayna also turns the tables and grills Jason with some questions of her own.

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Jason is in Vietnam chatting with Lauren Davitt of UNICEF USA. Lauren shares more about UNICEF's mission to promote and protect the rights of all children, everywhere. Jason and Lauren also discuss the work being done in Vietnam to ensure every child in the country is healthy, educated and safe from harm.

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Jason is in Vietnam with Megan Henderson to witness firsthand the incredible work by UNICEF to improve the lives of the children who live there. Jason and Megan discuss some of the programs helping UNICEF achieve their universal mandate to promote and protect the rights of all children, everywhere. Their mission in Vietnam is to make sure every child in the country is healthy, educated and safe from harm, therefore having the best start in life and a fair chance to reach her or his full potential and benefit from the country’s prosperity.

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Jason is off working on a project in Vietnam, so Producer Bobby takes over the show to share some excerpts from his other KTLA podcast, Spoken Dreams. Aspiring singer-songwriter Julie Mintz tells the story of meeting her famous neighbor who lived in a castle across the street. Actress Trisha Rae Stahl explains the nerve-wracking experience of auditioning for Tyler Perry. Performer Kenny Lee opens up about waking up one day to find he had gone blind.

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Comedian and actress Sherri Shepherd joins the News Director's Office to talk about her career, including how she got her start performing standup comedy, and why she still performs at comedy clubs multiple times a week. Sherri also dishes on her time as a co-host of "The View" and her relationship with Barbara Walters. Sherri also shares some of her upcoming projects including a new film and hosting a new game show.

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KTLA anchor Glen Walker joins the News Director's Office to talk about his career, including initially getting his start covering sports. He also recounts working as an anchor at WNBC-TV in New York City during the September 11th terrorist attacks. Glen also shares how he finally ended up at KTLA.

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Jason is in St. Louis chatting with Kevin Daniels of WGHP in Greensboro, North Carolina about their new podcast Caitlin Can't Remember.

It sounds like a movie script: for nearly a year and a half since she got a serious knock on the head, Caitlin Little wakes up every morning thinking it’s October 13th, 2017. Except, in the movies, you can always write your own, happy ending. Caitlin and her family have to find answers in real life and medicine. Why is it so hard to find any answers? Is Caitlin's story real? This podcast explores those questions and more.

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Film and television producer Cleve Landsberg is the son of Klaus Landsberg, an electrical engineering pioneer who made history with early commercial telecasts, and who is credited with paving the way for today's television networks. Klaus was also at the helm of KTLA when it first began regular commercial broadcasts in 1947. Cleve Landsberg joins podcast to reflect on his father's many innovations and contributions to television, broadcasting, and KTLA.

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The incomparable Jane Lynch has brought some of the most iconic characters on television to life, including Sue Sylvester from Glee and Dr. Linda Freeman from Two and a Half Men. She can also be seen as Sophie Lennon on the celebrated Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Jane is also known for her frequent collaborations with Christopher Guest, and has standout roles in the films Best in Show, A Mighty Wind, For Your Consideration, and Mascots. Jane stops by the News Director's Office to talk about her acting career. She also opens up about her work with the Adopt the Arts Foundation, performing cabaret shows with fellow actor Kate Flannery, and more.

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