KTLA 5 anchor Cher Calvin drops in the News Director's Office to talk about her life and career. From New York, to the Philippines, to Las Vegas, and finally Los Angeles, Cher has called a lot of places "home," and she shares fascinating stories about each of them.

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Jaymes Vaughan may very well be the busiest man in the business. Jaymes takes a breather in the News Director's Office to talk about his storied career. He shares how he got his first gig as a kid reporter after auditioning in a shopping mall, his time in Las Vegas working as the host at Chippendale's, his wild stint as a contestant on the "Amazing Race," and how he ended up as the host of "Celebrity Page."

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Author James R. Hansen is the author of the only official biography on Neil Armstrong, First Man: The Life of Neil A. Armstrong. James' book has now been adapted into the feature film First Man, starring Ryan Gosling and directed by Damien Chazelle. James Hansen's book paints a complete picture of one of America's largest icons. It chronicles Armstrong's career, as well as some of his lesser known personal struggles. James drops in the News Director's Office to discuss these topics, as well as the Apollo 11 mission, the past, present and future of astronautics, and the story behind how he was able to get unprecedented access to the notoriously private Neil Armstrong.

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The Los Angeles Rams are in the Super Bowl! In this episode, KTLA sports anchor Derrin Horton drops in the News Director's Office to break it a ll down for Jason and Bobby. He offers up his predictions on what to expect in the big game, who the players to watch are, and gives his own insight into the controversial call that helped get the Rams to the Super Bowl in the first place.

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"America's favorite nurse," Nurse Alice joins the News Director's Office to talk about her career as an emergency room nurse. She also shares some simple things you can do to take care of yourself better, and how she is using her media platform to educate the masses on wellness and best health practices.

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Marc Malkin is the Senior Events & Lifestyle Editor for Variety. Marc joins Jason and Bobby in the News Director's Office to talk about "Awards Season," and offer up his predictions for the Oscars. He also opens up about coming out publicly as HIV+, and shares the story of how one the biggest stories he broke this year involves Melissa McCarthy and a cache of ham & cheese sandwiches.

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Hank Hundemer, Sr. VP of Engineering for Tribune Broadcasting Company, stops by the News Director's Office to talk about some of the important advancements in television technology. He also shares the story how he finally got to meet the elusive Neil Armstrong.

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KTLA and Tribune Audio Network present a new podcast, "Diva Defined with Sheryl Lee Ralph." New episodes available every Thursday. Listen & subscribe wherever you get podcasts, or at http://ktla.com/diva

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KTLA entertainment reporter Doug Kolk drops in The News Director's Office fresh off the Golden Globes red carpet. He chats about some of the night's biggest surprises, and what they could mean for the rest of awards season. Doug also opens up about how he got his start as an entertainment reporter, and shares the story of one celebrity encounter that left him star-struck. Full show notes available at http://ktla.com/tndo.

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