Classroom mask mandates: passionate conversation with parents and teachers, who are navigating the hot topic issue;

The impact that a COVID diagnosis has on people's attitudes toward the vaccine: their regret, confusion, and anger; families who are still divided after loss;

Finding resilience in the wake of tragedy: Tameka Foster Raymond discusses reclaiming her life, after her divorce from Usher and the loss of her child; two brothers who survived tragedy;

Americans quit their jobs at record rates in search of more money, flexibility, and happiness; Tamron talks to people who are making tough choices to toss their careers to the side and follow their dreams;

Tamron kicks off the first ever Tam Fam Kindness Challenge, a show full of surprises and highlighting what people are willing to do for others;

Unfiltered conversations on the cost of being famous: actress/singer/dancer/model Kat Graham; Eboni K. Williams ("The Real Housewives of New York City"); Cheryl Burke ("Dancing with the Stars");

A man wakes up and cannot remember 20 years of his life, and his family become strangers; Tam Fam deals;

Women storytellers: Gabrielle Union (book "You Got Anything Stronger?"); Hilarie Burton Morgan (Sundance's True Crime Story: It Couldn't Happen Here (2021)); Tam Fam Deals;

Women say that they have "mom rage"; helping moms deal with anger aimed at their children; New York Times journalist Minna Dubin; Tam Fam deals;

A conversation about critical race theory with parents and educators, who are at the center of discussing race and teaching race in schools; Tam Fam deals;

Alfonso Ribeiro (ABC-TV series, America's Funniest Home Videos (1989)); stories of people whose lives changed in the blink of an eye, after winning big; the Walt Disney World Resort 50th anniversary celebration continues;

Michael Michele (CW's "Dynasty"); Boris Kodjoe (ABC's "Station 19", "The Real Husbands of Hollywood"); Jillian Mercado ("The L Word: Generation Q"):

The pandemic-driven anxiety and mental health crisis in teenagers; Dr. Laura Berman discusses the death of her son and warning signs that a teen is in danger;

Brooke Burke discusses finding strength, after the death of her brother to morbid obesity; finding the power and resolve to overcome food addictions;

Actress Natalie Morales ("Language Lessons"); author Valarie Kaur (book "See No Stranger"); some people don't need an in-person relationship to find love, marriage, and friendship: they just need social media;

The influences of "third wheels" on relationships --- whether food, video games, or controlling children --- and solutions for a happier future;

Mark Cuban and Barbara Corcoran ("Shark Tank"); actress Shalita Grant (Netflix's "You"); actor Jason Scott Lee (Disney's "Doogie Karalcha M.D."); Tam Fam Deals;

Actors Issa Rae, Yvonne Orji, and Kendrick Sampson (HBO's "Insecure"); Tam Fam Deals supporting breast cancer awareness month;

Singer Chloe Bailey on the release of her debut solo single and provocative new music video; actress Debra Messing;

The stories behind some of the most life changing apps; Tam Fam Deals;

Advice on finding love and making it last; relationship expert Rachel DeAlto;

Finding your inner confidence; actress Justina Machado;

Learning how to add more laughter into one's life; comics Roy Wood Jr. and Ali Wentworth; actors Logan Browning and Marque Richardson ("Dear White People"); Tam Fam Deals;

Halloween edition with advice for moms and dads dealing with terrifying toddler tantrums and public meltdown horrors; media personality Jack Osbourne; TV hostess Dara Renee; Tamron's costume surprises;

How missing persons cases are handled; John Walsh ("America's Most Wanted", Investigation Discovery's In Pursuit with John Walsh"); a mom's desperate search for answers, after her son disappears;

Actress Mena Suvari; Samira Wiley ("The Handmaid's Tale") and Da'Vinchi ("Black Mafia Family) talk about their Broadway debuts in "Thoughts of a Colored Man";

Actress Lauren Ridloff (movie "Eternals" and TV series "The Walking Dead"); ballerina/author Misty Copeland (book, "Black Ballerinas"); PJ Morton performs; Tam Fam Deals;

Cody Alan, CMT Radio, and ex-wife Terresa; Jonathan Majors ("The Harder They Fall"); Jill Scott and Barry Watson (movie "Highway to Heaven");

Singer LeAnn Rimes discusses psoriasis; Dr. Mercy Odueyungbo (TLC and Discovery+'s "Dr. Mercy"); a nonprofit whose mission is to help survivors of violence heal through the art of tattooing; Tam Fam deals;

Political staffer Huma Abedin discusses her marriage to former Rep. Anthony Weiner and working for Hillary Clinton; Eve, Brandy Norwood, Naturi Naughton, and Nadine Velezquez (ABC's "Queens");

Kendra Wilkinson talks about reinventing herself from Hugh Hefner's girlfriend to real estate agent; actress Demi Singleton and actress Saniyya Sidney ("King Richard");

The cast of "The Game"; Nischelle Turner ("Entertainment Tonight"); swimmer Mallory Weggemann;

Celebrating Veterans Day with the heroes who put everything on the line to keep Americans safe; amazing stories of courage, strength, and sacrifice;

Stories of extraordinary people who open their hearts and homes and have risked their lives to become someone else's hero; Karamo Brown ("Queer Eye");

The importance of date night; a date night challenge; how food can be the cornerstone of romance; Keke Palmer (Amazon series of short stories "Southern Belle Insults"); a Tam Fam deal;

Breaking down walls that can hold one back in relationships; Faith Jenkins; Kenny Lattimore; actor Jon Heder ("Napoleon Dynamite" and "Funny Thing About Love");

Tamron talks about love and intimacy with love expert and matchmaker Paul Carrick Brunson; Olympian Shawn Johnson East and husband Andrew East; Toni Tone (novel, "I Wish I Knew This Earlier");

Small changes to bring more power and self love to one's life to be one's best self; Alicia Witt (book, "Small Changes") performs; Liza Koshy ("Liza on Demand");

How to stay in love; Princess of Norway Martha Louise and boyfriend Shaman Durek, spiritual advisor to the stars; Teri Hatcher and James Denton (TV series "Desperate Housewives", Hallmark movie "A Kiss Before Christmas");

Supermodel, entrepreneur, and philanthropist Iman; TV's original "Wonder Woman", Lynda Carter;

Halle Berry ("Bruised"); Alan Cumming (memoir, "Baggage: Tales From a Fully Packed Life"); Pau Gasol (Amazon Prime docuseries, "Pau Gasol: It's About the Journey");

Chefs Carla Hall, Rocco DiSpirito, and Lazarus Lynch prepare Thanksgiving dishes and share what they are grateful for this holiday season; an all-new Tam Fam Deal to kick off holiday shopping;

Porsha Williams (TV series "The Real Housewives of Atlanta", memoir "The Pursuit of Porsha");

A conversation with people who say "don't make me choose", when it comes to racial identity; what it means to be multi-racial in a society preoccupied with labels; stocking stuffer Tam Fam Deals;

Finding a purpose-driven life; Jasmine Guy ("Harlem"); Jack McBrayer ("30 Rock", "Hello, Jack, The Kindness Show"); Mickey Guyton chats and performs;

Gloria Estefan and daughter Emily ("Red Table Talk: The Estefans"); Karrueche Tran ("Claws"); a PR executive went from being homeless to running a successful business; an all new Tam Fam deal;

Unforgettable recipes from some of the Tam Fam's favorite chefs; going behind the scenes in Tamron's own kitchen to help answer "what's the dish?" just in time for the holidays; a Tam Fam deal;

Kicking off a week of holiday fun and surprises; Brett Young performs;

Surprise giveaways; celebrating people who have redefined family with selfless acts of giving; Jose Feliciano performs "Feliz Navidad";

Chelsea Handler on her stand-up comedy tour; Kenny G discusses his new album and performs; actress Chante Adams and journalist Dana Canedy (movie, "A Journal for Jordan");

Actress Holly Robinson Peete (TV movie, "Our Christmas Journy"); singer Ingrid Michaelson; surprises and giveaways for hardworking moms and dads;

Chef Daniel Thomas makes some favorite recipes; chef Lish Steiling re-creates one of Tamron's favorite potluck dishes; singer Tamela Mann; holiday giveaways;

Women who are all first in their fields include Dawn Staley, Rene Syler, and Beverly Bass;

Coach Monica Aldama (Netflix's "Cheer"); Dr. Sanjay Gupta (book, "Keep Sharp: Build a Better Brain at Any Age"); a woman loses 200 pounds to reset her mind, body, and soul;

Kaitlyn Bristowe ("The Bachelorette" and "Dancing with the Stars"); Brooke Shields ("Beginning Is Now" lifestyle website; how making small changes in one's life can lead to big improvements; an all new Tam Fam Deal;

Making dreams into reality; author Laura Coates; a woman turns a bobby pin into dream home;

Olympic gold medalist skier Lindsey Vonn tells about her revealing new memoir, "Rise: My Story", and how she finds joy now, off the slopes; the cast of Netflix's "Cobra Kai"; remembering her friend, Andre Leon Talley;

Tabitha Brown (YouTube children's show, "Tab Time"); meteorologist Ginger Zee; the cast and creator of the new Amazon Prime video series, "As We See It", a coming of age story featuring actors on the autism spectrum;

"Let's Get Lit" returns, featuring young adult authors Jason Reynolds, Chloe Gong, Tahereh Mofi, and Ayana Gray;

Run DMC's Darryl McDaniels (book, "Darryl's Dream"); FOX Sports' NFL insider Jay Glazer tells of his struggle with mental health and his new book, "Unbreakable"; men who wear their hearts on their sleeves;

A girl, 11, is the sole survivor of a plane crash; man catches his encounter with a cougar on camera; a woman is trapped in a factory, when a deadly tornado strikes; a woman is paralyzed in a car crash; a family survives a historic flood;

The "care generation": the unconditional love, physical demands, emotional stress, and financial strain of resilient caregivers, whose lives change to care for a parent, a spouse, a partner, or a friend;

Jay Pharoah (TV series, "Saturday Night Live"); Guy Torry (Amazon's "Phat Tuesdays at the Comedy Store");

Paris Hilton (TV series, "Paris in Love"); some past guests give surprising updates on their journeys to find love;

Actor Tyler James Williams (TV series, "Abbott Elementary"); E. host Nina Parker tells of the inspiration behind designing her clothing line; a 59-year-old teacher-turned-standup comic; a re-imagined family, after a father came out as gay;

Tweens' likes, dislikes, issues, and social media; tools every parent needs to know to keep tweens safe online;

Lisa Ling (HBO Max's "Take Out with Lisa Ling"); Joe Morton (Crackle's "Inside the Black Box");

Kristen Kish ("Top Chef", "Fast Foodies"); chef Kenny Minor; Gemma Stafford ("Bigger, Bolder Baking");

Actor/comic Kel Mitchell (book, "Blessed Mode"); Olympian Apolo Ohno (book, "Hard Pivot"); fitness guru Joey Thurman discusses why the body means nothing without a fit mind; a truly modern family;

Actor Taye Diggs; the relationship between a man in need of a kidney and the woman who gave it to him;

R&B star K Michelle ("Killer Body"); model Tess Holliday; women discuss body image;

A college senior starts a scholarship fund; a single mom tells how she mastered her finances;

Jonathan Goldstein (podcast "Heavyweight") brings unlikely people together; parents forgive the man who killed their daughter; Denzel Whitaker and Andre Holland (HBO's "Frederick Douglas: In Five Speeches");

Adassa ("Encanto") chats and performs; ballerina Maggie Kudirka; professor Lisa Williams; professor Lisa Williams discusses her doll business; Guinness World Record holder David Rush tries to break another record;

Author Seth Meyers (children's book, "I'm Not Scared, You're Scared"); comic/hostess Amber Ruffin (TV series, "The Amber Ruffin Show"); sports journalist Bomani Jones; Tam Fam Deals;

Siblings and dance stars Julianne and Derek Hough (ABC special "Step Into - the Movies with Derek and Julianne"; Jabari Banks, Coco Jones, and Olly Sholotan (TV series "Bel-Air");

A New York City married couple who live separately; a couple who found love, when a DNA test brought them together; author Matthew Fray; actors Gloria Reuben and Eriq La Salle;

Celebrity medium Tyler Henry; actor Wendell Pierce; a woman who took in a family, from across the world, to help a stranger fight his illness;

The dangers of digital distractions; a mom whose daughter died while texting and driving; a man whose gaming addiction brought on severe depression; author Catherine Price;

Rachael Ray, Kandi Burruss, James Beard, and award-winning chef Aaron Sanchez join Tamron in the kitchen with recipes for the most important meal of the day;

Singer Erica Campbell chats and performs; NASA astronaut Kayla Barron joins the show from the International Space Station; a family moves from a big city to the Costa Rican jungles; a lawyer turned nomad;

Toni Braxton (Lifetime's "Fallen Angels Murder Club" anthology movie series); Simone Ashley (Netflix's "Bridgerton"); dance hall artist Spice chats and performs;

Actor Omar Epps (movie, "The Devil You Know"); actress Sasheer Zamata (Hulu's "Woke"); musical prodigy Grace Fisher defies the odds to make music again, after a rare virus leaves her paralyzed;

Horn players The Potash Twins chat, cook, and perform; Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin;

Robin Thede (HBO's "A Black Lady Sketch Show"); Amy Morin (book, "13 Things Mentally Strong Women Don't Do") tells how to reach one's greatest potential; supermodel/entrepreneur Winnie Harlow;

Actor O-T Fagbenle (Showtime's "The First Lady"); unlikely heroes save people;

What happens when a common fear becomes a phobia; people who face them head on; Tamron faces one of her own fears;

Actor Courtney B. Vance (AMC's "61st Street"); a 10-year-old girl goes from foster care to adoption by her second grade teacher; Tauren Wells performs;

Raven Symone (Disney Channel's "Raven's Home") and wife Miranda Pearman-Maday; two women whose near-death experience motivated them to live internationally; a 7-year-old motivational speaker on a mission;

Tina Knowles-Lawson (Lifetime's "Seven Deadly Sins"); New York City Ballet dancer-turned-surgeon Likolani Arthur; former Broadway performer Maria Failla tells how caring for plants can cultivate joy;

Leah McSweeny ("The Real Housewives of New York City") discusses tackling her drug and alcohol addiction, how her streetwear line gave her a new beginning, and her new memoir, "Chaos Theory";

Michelle Hord (book, "The Other Side of Yet: Finding Light in the Midst of Darkness"); updates from unforgettable guests;

DJ Envy and Gia Casey discuss staying together after infidelity; a surprise for a terminally ill woman; the results of a woman's search for her birth family; Quincy Isaiah and DeVaughn (TV series, "Winning Time");

Actor Josh Peck talks about addiction and his memoir, "Happy People Are Annoying"; "The Amazing Race" contestant Ryan Ferguson; two gay fathers who were targets of a hate crime; Khanyi Mbau and Naked DJ;

Best in beauty guide; singer Kelly Rowland; wellness entrepreneur Hannah Bronfman; nail artist influencer Sigourney Nunez; "The Scalp Therapist" Brigette Hill; makeup artist Nam Vo;

Josh Peck (memoir, "Happy People Are Annoying"); Ryan Ferguson ("The Amazing Race"); gay dads who were targets of a hate crime; Naked DJ (Netflix's "Young, Famous, and African");

Cheryl Burke (TV series "Dancing with the Stars", podcast "Burke in the Game"); Sonya Curry, mother of NBA stars Steph and Seth Curry, (book, "Fierce Love: A Memoir of Family, Faith, and Purpose"); gymnast Nia Dennis;

Jane Lynch (Broadway's "Funny Girl"); council member Will Jawando (memoir, "My Seven Black Fathers") tells the best advice he got from mentor Barack Obama; author Julie Morganstern tells how to get life organized;

Tamron celebrates moms with a special Mother's Day brunch extravaganza; moms' beautiful stories of the good, the bad, and the funny; BeBe Winans performs;

Fitness instructor Tunde Oyeneyin (book, "Speak"); model/actor/filmmaker Nyle DiMarco (book, "Deaf Utopia"); a high school wrestling champion who beat the odds; Priscilla Block performs;

Arsenio Hall turns the tables on Tamron and asks her the questions; Kim Fields (Netflix's "The Upshaws"); a man living in his car raises money for homeless people by walking more than 500 miles to his dream college in Boston;

A complete guide to feeling beautiful inside and out; wellness entrepreneur Hannah Bronfman shares recipes; scalp therapist Bridgett Hill; Nyakio Grieco, co-founder of beauty retailer Thirteen Lune;

Jameela Jamil, Leiomy Maldonado, Law Roach, and Dashaun Wesley (HBO Max's "Legendary"); the man known as "the voice of the balloon scene"; a special balloon performance;

Christine Quinn (TV series, "Selling Sunset"); Roselyn Sanchez (TV series, "Fantasy Island"); author/podcast host Luvvie Ajayi;

Bethenny Frankel (book, "Business Is Personal"); D. Watkins (memoir, "Black Boy Smile");

Actress Zooey Deschanel, New York Times food writer Eric Kim, and chef/restaurateur Tim Love share pressure cooker recipes;

The fight against human trafficking; Jeannie Mai Jenkins (documentary, "Surviving Sex Trafficking"); Sara Kruzan, a survivor who served nearly 20 years in prison for killing her abuser;

Tamron talks to the bestselling authors of some hot new books; Sean Paul performs;

Taylor Calmus (Magnolia Network's "Super Dad"); veterinarians The Critter Fixers;

Actress Donna Mills (movie, "Nope"); being honest with children about their past mistakes; motherhood; parenting advice;

Actor Luke James (TV series, "The Chi"); a high school student fills in for Pearl Jam drummer Matt Cameron, after receiving an urgent life-changing text;

Actor Colton Haynes gives details on his path to sobriety and moderation in his new book, "Miss Memory Lane: A Memoir"; Sammy Rae and The Friends perform;

Eva Longoria, Zoe Saldana, Olivia Goncalves, and Diana Maria Riva (TV series, "Gordita Chronicles"); The Miz and Maryz (TV series, "Miz and Mrs."); Karen Pittman (movie, "Unthinkably Good Things");

Bobby Brown and wife Alicia Etheridge Brown (documentary, "Biography: Bobby Brown"); former basketball player/author Grant Hill (book, "Game: An Autobiography"); his Grammy-nominated wife, Tamia;

Tamron kicks off the summer edition of her popular "Up and Coming Fashion Designer" series; Kristen Johnson (movie, "Small Town Wisconsin"); Daniel Pink (book, "The Power of Regret: How Looking Backward Moves Us Forward");

Rapper Da Brat and wife Jesseca Dupart (TV series, "Brat Loves Judy"); model Yumi Nu; DeWanda Wise (movie, "Jurassic World Dominion"); Alison Teal from her latest stop around the world;

Valerie Bertinelli (TV series, "Valerie's Home Cooking", book, "Enough Already") prepares a dish; actress Jenifer Lewis (TV series, "I Love That for You"); Dr. Gary Chapman (book, "The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love That Lasts");

Talented ready-to-wear, sustainable luxury, bridal, and fine jewelry designers; fashion icon Kenneth Cole brings a special surprise;

Social media star Jimmy Darts tells how he delivers small acts of kindness in big ways; unforgettable Tam Fam surprises; updates on memorable guests;