Ep 2. We're Spending the Entire Hour With Some Very Special Storytellers
- February 24, 2017
In the second episode of season 12 of Rachael Ray, the focus is solely on storytelling. Rachael spends the entire hour with some very special guests who are master storytellers.
First up is Regina King, the Emmy-winning actress and director who shares the story of her journey to Hollywood and how she dealt with the challenges along the way. She talks about her upbringing in Los Angeles and how her mother instilled in her a love of performing. Regina also shares some of her favorite projects, including her work in the hit TV series "Watchmen."
Next, Rachael welcomes the legendary journalist and anchor Dan Rather to the show. Dan shares his incredible experiences covering some of the biggest stories in recent history, such as the assassination of President Kennedy and the Vietnam War. He also talks about the importance of storytelling in our culture and the role that journalists play in shaping the narrative.
In addition to these two incredible guests, Rachael also welcomes writer and comedian Josh Johnson to the show. Josh shares some of his hilarious insights into the world of comedy and talks about how he got started in the industry. He also discusses his role as a writer on "The Daily Show with Trevor Noah" and how he incorporates his own experiences into his comedy.
Finally, Rachael sits down with author and journalist Lisa Taddeo to discuss her bestselling book "Three Women." Lisa shares the stories of three real women who she followed closely over the course of several years, delving into their personal lives and relationships. She talks about the research process and the challenges of telling such intimate stories, as well as the response to the book from readers around the world.
Throughout the hour, Rachael encourages her guests to share their stories in their own voices, creating a powerful and engaging conversation about the art of storytelling. Viewers will be inspired and entertained by these incredible guests and their unique perspectives on the world.
