Tell Me More With Kelly Corrigan
Season 4
TV-PG
An Intimate and heartfelt interview series hosted by four-time New York Times bestselling author Kelly Corrigan.
Where to Watch Tell Me More With Kelly Corrigan • Season 4
10 Episodes
- Angela DuckworthE1
Angela DuckworthIn the first episode of "Tell Me More Season 4," Kelly Corrigan speaks to New York Times best-selling author and University of Pennsylvania professor of psychology Angela Duckworth about self-perception, grit, and passion. They discuss the importance of optimism and dedication as it relates to success and debunk the notion of determinism. - Mahogany BrowneE2
Mahogany BrowneKelly Corrigan speaks with poet and educator Mahogany L. Browne to learn more about the power of poetry and the importance of listening to younger generations. Mahogany speaks to the various ways in which her work aims to address both personal and broader societal issues of race, sexism and systemic oppression. - Omar TateE3
Omar TateKelly Corrigan sits down with Omar Tate to discuss what the culinary world can teach us about culture and history. A TIME100 chef and co-founder of Honeysuckle Provisions, a West-Philadelphia-based organization seeking to reframe messaging around food and community. Omar also speaks to the power of intention which has carried him from a dishwasher to resident chef at Blue Hill at Stone Barns. - Katie CouricE4
Katie CouricKelly Corrigan sits down with journalist, author and producer Katie Couric to talk about her legacy as a reporter and the democratization of news and media literacy in a post-truth era. She also talks about her media company and her book, “Going There.” Katie recalls memorable stories from her career and explains how she became a cancer activist after her husband’s death. - Neal KatyalE5
Neal KatyalKelly Corrigan sits down with lawyer, professor and former Solicitor General of the US Neal Katyal for a conversation about government structure and what to expect from those who are in positions of power. Neal speaks about higher justice as a way to serve society’s needs, shares his thoughts on the Supreme Court and recalls times when he thought the US was about to have a constitutional crisis. - Nick HornbyE7
Nick HornbyKelly Corrigan speaks to Nick Hornby, screenwriter and author of acclaimed titles including "About a Boy" and "High Fidelity." Nick speaks to the relation of personal background and artistry as he analyzes similarities between his idols, Prince and Charles Dickens. He also tells us about his writing process and his so-called “ordinary” work days. - Lisa Feldman BarrettE8
Lisa Feldman BarrettKelly Corrigan speaks to neuroscientist, professor and author Lisa Feldman Barrett. She offers ways to reframe anxiety as determination and describes ways in which we can take care of each other’s nervous systems. Lisa also explains the creation of emotions, the debate between naturalists and environmentalists, and why she believes most traits can be developed. - Selma BlairE9
Selma BlairSelma Blair discusses her personal journey overcoming alcoholism, abuse and multiple sclerosis. Selma shares stories from her childhood and explains that the labels imposed on her as a kid shaped who she became as an adult. They also talk about the dangerous issue in the medical community of women’s symptoms being ignored and how that contributed to Selma’s late diagnosis of MS. - Cecile RichardsE10
Cecile RichardsKelly Corrigan speaks to the former president of Planned Parenthood, Cecile Richards about her path towards living a life devoted to social rights. Cecile was raised by parents who modeled how to stand up for what you believe in. As a result, Cecile committed her life’s work to supporting others in the fight for equality.
