Andrew Callaway

Lisa Ling worked as a teen journalist, flying worldwide to cover the news. But even after working 30+ years as a pro, she says she still doubts herself all the time. 

Rebroadcast: Lisa Ling on Conquering Self Doubt 

We asked J. Smith-Cameron all your "Succession" burning questions, like what really goes down in the cast group chat. Plus, her Sunday night viewing ritual and thoughts on the final season.

J. Smith-Cameron Talks 'Succession' Final Season 

When Anastasia Soare started her brand Anastasia Beverly Hills from one room salon back in the 1990s, eyebrows were pencil-thin and an afterthought. 25 years (and one legendary appearance on the Oprah Winfrey Show) later, she’s become synonymous with eyebrows, created a multi-billion dollar brand and revolutionized the beauty industry.

Anastasia Soare on Revolutionizing the Beauty Industry

Mary Celeste Beall’s life drastically changed in 2016, when she lost her husband Sam in a tragic ski accident. Just weeks later, her professional life also changed, when she was asked to step into the role of proprietor of the legendary Blackberry Farm and Blackberry Mountain resorts, a role Sam had occupied for years.

Mary Celeste Beall on Learning to Run Her Late-Husband's Business

Kristin Cavallari created the archetype for the reality-TV star-turned-mogul. She was on the OG reality show, Laguna Beach, when she was in high school. And she turned that fame (and notoriety) into a business empire. 

Kristin Cavallari on Going from Reality TV Star to Mogul

Two-time entrepreneur Jessica Rolph is embracing what she calls “micro failures” at work. You know, when you say the wrong thing to a team member, make a mistake on a project, or you don’t communicate about something. These moments can feel small, but they can take a big toll on us.

Jessica Rolph on Managing 'Micro Failures' at Work

Thasunda Brown Duckett, the President and CEO of TIAA, had a “meteoric rise” in the world of finance. As the former head of Chase Consumer Banking, and now as one two Black women who currently leads a Fortune 500 company, she realized early on that “work life balance” was a myth. 

Thasunda Brown Duckett on Living Your Life Like a Diversified Portfolio

Kaitlan Collins is no stranger to sleeping four hours a night, or packing up to travel at a moment’s notice. Which is great if you love the news…but it’s not so great if you love your boundaries.

Kaitlan Collins on Setting Boundaries While Working in TV News

Debra Lee was the chairman and CEO of BET, where she worked for over three decades. But even though she was a leader in the entertainment world, Debra said her biggest career weakness was being “too nice”.

Debra Lee on Stepping Into Her Power 

Elon Musk is breaking up with Twitter. Twitter’s response? Lawyer up. We’ll break down what’s going on. Plus, we dig into the shady side of TikTok spon-con. 

Cruel Summer: Inflation, COVID Immunity, and Shady TikTok Ads

Chief co-founders, Lindsay Kaplan and Carolyn Childers, tell us how they learned to bring their strengths together to power their business. 

9 to 5ish: Carolyn Childers and Lindsay Kaplan

Our Ultimate Summer 2022 TV and Movie Guide

A fertility doctor shares why IVF treatment might be on the chopping block in a post-Roe world. Plus, why Boris Johnson is saying pip pip cheerio to his role as prime minister. 

We’ve Only Just Begun: Brittney Griner, IVF’s Future, Rent and Relationships

What's the latest in the WNBA star's detention — and why was she there in the first place?

Why is Brittney Griner Still in Russia?

We break down the legal battles and complications around last week’s SCOTUS ruling on Roe V. Wade. Plus: insider tips on how to travel smarter this summer.

All Shook Up: SCOTUS Fallout and Summer Travel Tricks

Beyoncé, Drake, and the Evolution of House Music 

The Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade today. We break down the ruling with legal experts and unpack what the ruling means for abortion seekers in America. 


Skimm This Special Report: The Future of Abortion Access

An expert breaks down some of the SCOTUS rulings that came out this week. Plus: the trend of taking psychedelics with your coworkers. AKA a business trip you’ll never forget.   

We Can’t Stop: SCOTUS Rulings, WFH Forever and Psychedelics at Work?!

Maria Shriver led a decades-long career in journalism. But then she became First Lady of California. And was asked to leave her job. Looking back, she says: it was a blessing in disguise. 


9 to 5ish: Maria Shriver

Dana Bash worked her way up the ladder at CNN, and she’s now the CNN chief political correspondent. And she says, she wouldn’t have gotten there without some luck – and some good old fashioned patience. 


9 to 5ish: Dana Bash

‘Fire Island’ and a New Era of Queer Representation

After the shooting at Robb Elementary last week, teachers are having tough conversations with students. Plus, a preview of Queen Elizabeth’s Jubilee party. 

Sign of the Times: School Safety, Women in Afghanistan, and the Queen’s Jubilee

After a 30-year-career, Victoria Butler did what most people do. She retired. But just days into relaxing, she kicked retirement to the curb. Here’s why. 

9 to 5ish: Victoria Eady Butler

Another Look at Rap Lyrics on Trial

A gunman killed 21 people this week at a school in Texas. Plus, an abortion provider in Oklahoma tells us how she’s thinking about the future of her job in a post-Roe America.

This is America

Eva Longoria moved to Hollywood knowing no one…but then she became a household name on ‘Desperate Housewives’.

9 to 5ish: Eva Longoria

The US Surgeon General gives us an update on the government response to the formula shortage. Plus, why people keep going on TikTok for health advice. 

Desperado: Formula Shortage and TikTok Healthcare

Before Fidji became the CEO at Instacart, she led a decade-long career at Facebook, where she headed the app and its new products. 

9 to 5ish: Fidji Simo

‘Percy Jackson’ and ‘Doctor Who’ Fans Are Mad — But Why?

This week, we spoke to Sen. Amy Klobuchar to hear the latest on the fight for reproductive rights nationwide. Plus, we’re following the ups and downs of the stock market, and the baby formula shortage keeping parents up at night.

Waitin’ On A Sunny Day: Stock Market, Formula Shortage, Blockbuster Boom 

Cindy Eckert co-founded and sold a company that created the first FDA approved drug for low sexual desire in women, aka female viagra. 

9 to 5ish: Cindy Eckert

Is Netflix Losing the Streaming Wars?

We’re breaking down what happens next after a bombshell SCOTUS leak on Roe v. Wade. Plus, we call an economist to check the pulse on America’s economic health.

Time Machine: Roe v. Wade and Recession Fears

Before Christine Chang founded her own beauty company, she was rising the ranks at L’Oreal. Listen for Christine’s advice on how to make the jump from corporate to startup.


9 to 5ish: Christine Chang

A Brief History of AAPI Characters on Screen

What happens when a billionaire buys one of the biggest social media platforms in the world? It’s anyone’s guess. Plus: why American teens are in a mental health crisis. 

Unwritten: Twitter’s Future, Teen Mental Health Crisis, and California Drought

The day before Melissa Ben-Ishay started her famous cupcake business Baked by Melissa, she actually got fired from her job. 

9 to 5ish: Melissa Ben-Ishay

Johnny Depp, Amber Heard, Cardi B and Celeb Defamation Suits

A judge dropped the mask mandate on public transportation – but that’s not the only reason travel has been crazy recently. We’ve also got the latest on Netflix stock woes and the French election.

Mood Ring: Airport Drama, Netflix, Sustainable Living 

Robin Roberts has been an anchor at “Good Morning America” for over 15 years. And she’s also gone through her own off-camera battles

9 to 5ish: Robin Roberts

Bad Jokes, Classic Sitcoms, and Convos We’re Thinking About

We’ve got the latest on Ukraine’s accusations to Russia, the crazy housing market in the US, a surrogacy shortage, and the unexpected place to catch some R&R.

Loose Threads: Subway Shooting, Inflation, Abercrombie & Fitch

I Feel It Coming: Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, Surrogacy Shortage, Ukraine

Comedy, Cancel Culture, and the Joke Behind the Slap

This week, we’re thinking about careers like recipes. And it’s not just because we’re talking to Dawn Davis, the editor-in-chief of "Bon Appetit."

9 to 5ish: Dawn Davis

What You Need to Know About the 2022 Oscars

We've got an inside look at emotions on the ground in Kyiv, the latest on US involvement in Ukraine, and where the war could go from here. 

High Gear: Inside Kyiv, Interest Rates, Formula 1 

Memeing Through the War in Ukraine

This week, tech journalist Laurie Segall shares how she used her different jobs - good and bad - as stepping stones to work towards the career she wanted. 

9 to 5ish: Laurie Segall

Should We Be Talking About Kanye?

How Influencers Changed the Dating Game 

We Need to Talk About Bravo's 'Real Housewives'

Why is Rap Music Still on Trial?

Wild Ride: SCOTUS, Stock Market, NFL Quarterbacks

"Euphoria" is Our Latest Teen TV Show Obsession

A Brief History of Drag with Shangela

Cynthia Erivo Guesses our 2022 Workout Playlist

NSFW: Omicron Surge and Swear Words 

“Insecure” made us laugh, cry, yell and argue with strangers on Twitter for five years, but now it's time to say goodbye.

How Issa Rae and 'Insecure' Changed TV

And Just Like That: Omicron, Kentucky, Peloton

Some startups live by the phrase “move fast and break things.” But Sheila Lirio Marcelo acted more cautiously, making time to learn how to run a company first.

9 to 5ish: Sheila Liro Marcelo

Naughty List: Russia, China, Texas Redistricting

Brooke Shields has been a household name almost since birth. Here’s how she learned not to bow to other people’s expectations.


9 to 5ish: Brooke Shields

Sports, Racism, and the Colin Kaepernick Series 

Shein, Zara, and the Fast Fashion Trap

Table Topics: Oil Prices, Rittenhouse, and Ethical Debates

Bad Boys? Gosar, Putin, and Elon Musk

9 to 5ish: Shawna Thomas on Making Yourself Stand Out

Is Travis Scott to Blame for the Astroworld Tragedy?

Shivers: Astroworld, COP26, and Inflation

Will Britney Spears Finally Be Free? 

What J Balvín’s "Perra" Tells Us About Racism in Reggaeton

Here Today, Gone Tomorrow: Paid Leave, Facebook, the Planet

What’s Going On at Netflix

Strike Three: Labor Unions, Netflix, and Twindemics

Hate on Me: Texas, Football, The Great Reshuffle

9 to 5ish: Julianna Margulies | theSkimm 

9 to 5ish: Julianna Margulies

The Unravelling of Nicki Minaj

How the F Is That Legal?! Facebook, South Dakota, NWSL Abuse

9 to 5ish: Rea Ann Silva

Handle with Care: Worker Shortages, Haiti, Debt Ceilings

Gabrielle Union On Standing Up For Yourself | theSkimm 

9 to 5ish: Gabrielle Union

Fauci, Facebook, and Forests

9 to 5ish: Morgan DeBaun

9 to 5ish: Esther Perel

Long Way Home: Chronic COVID and the Afghan Airlift

9 to 5ish: Rashida Jones

9 to 5ish: Dean Erika James

9 to 5ish: Paris Hilton

9 to 5ish: Gayle King

2020 2.0: Pandemic Woes and Endless Wars

9 to 5ish: Nastia Liukin

Carry Me Away: To Tokyo, Space, and All the Weddings

"Building Bumble rebuilt me." - Whitney Wolfe Herd

9 to 5ish: Whitney Wolfe Herd

Déjà Vu: Cuba Protests, Vax Debates, Sky-High Home Prices

From A to Z: Haiti, Olympic Drama, Girl Groups

Skimm'd from the Couch: Jenna Lyons

Skimm’d from the Couch: Ursula Burns | theSkimm 

Skimm'd from the Couch: Ursula Burns

Skimm’d from the Couch: Amanda Kloots | theSkimm 