Season 2 premieres with a riveting hour-long exclusive interview with Andrew Gillum, a former rising superstar in the Democratic Party, whose hopes for a political future were derailed after a headline-making scandal this past spring. Gillum, who narrowly lost the 2018 gubernatorial run in Florida that would have made him the first Black governor of the nation’s largest swing state, will discuss his swift fall from grace, his rehabilitation experience in the face of adversity, and share what life looks like now. R. Jai will also join Hall during the hour to discuss the impact this has had on their marriage and their family and what the future holds.

Tamron is joined by award-winning actor Samuel L. Jackson and his wife, LaTanya Richardson Jackson, who serve as executive producers on the upcoming EPIX docu-series “Enslaved.” The project sheds new light on 400 years of human trafficking from Africa to the New World and explores Jackson’s personal journey from the U.S. to Gabon for his induction into his ancestral Benga tribe. Later, fellow Marvel movie hero Chris Evans and Golden Globe® and Emmy Award-nominated filmmaker, playwright and actor Mark Kassen join Tamron to discuss their recently launched, video-based civic engagement website “A Starting Point” and the details surrounding the fall launch of ASP Classroom, a digital platform and resource for schools to engage with elected officials, digital debates and virtual learning experiences. Plus, from teachers calling it quits to COVID-19 on college campuses, back to school is anything but normal this year.

DJ Jazzy Jeff hosts and DJs a very special celebration for Tamron’s 50th birthday and is joined by special guests and special surprises.

In an exclusive interview, Stassi Schroeder speaks for the first time after being let go from the hit Bravo series “Vanderpump Rules” – a result of her racially insensitive actions that resurfaced this past June. She will discuss how the incident and recently announced pregnancy have reshaped her perspective on work and life.

Tamron brings fans up close and personal with singer/songwriter Melissa Etheridge who is speaking out on the tragic loss of her 21-year-old son, Beckett. Etheridge will discuss his personal struggle to overcome an addiction to opioids and how the performances she has been sharing with fans during the pandemic have been a source of hope, strength and healing for her and her family.

Exploring the phenomenon of strip culture. Guests include Nicco Annan and Brandee Evans, stars of “P-Valley,” the break-out Starz series that follows the lives of people who work at a strip club in the Mississippi Delta; Jennifer Worley, author of “Neon Girls: A Stripper’s Education in Protest & Power,” who danced to pay for her degree; a family who has caused controversy pole dancing together; and more.

Oscar-nominated actress Gabourey Sidibe opens up about her life, love, and new thriller film, “Antebellum.” Plus, an exclusive conversation about the unspoken tensions between women of color and white women as it relates to navigating friendships, workplace relationships, and parenting all with the backdrop of the country’s racial divide; featuring outspoken journalists Jemele Hill and Cari Champion (co-hosts of Cari & Jemele: Stick to Sports” on VICE TV), and more.

Tyra Banks talks about motherhood, engagement rumors, backlash from “Top Model,” and her new gig on “Dancing with the Stars.” Plus, inspirational stories of quarantine transformations, including actor Peter Facinelli on losing 30 pounds during quarantine, what motivated him to get in better shape, and his new film, “The Vanished.”

Un-masked anger – why the debate rages on about wearing masks. The show will address the protests, the violence, and the outrage around some people’s refusal to wear masks.

Actor John David Washington on his new film “Tenet,” secretly shooting a movie with Zendaya during quarantine, and what’s next. Plus, actor David Arquette discusses the “Scream” reboot, two recent projects, You Cannot Kill David Arquette and Kiss The Ground, and more. Also, a performance by country music sensation Jimmie Allen who is nominated for the CMA New Artist of the Year.

“Broad City” star and creator Ilana Glazer. Plus, a powerful conversation on what it means to be non-binary: actor Nico Tortorella (”Younger”) discusses how his polyamorous marriage redefines “husband and wife.” Also, the challenges of growing up non-binary and raising kids as gender neutral.

Grammy-winning rapper Nelly on fatherhood, his rocking performances on “Dancing with the Stars,” and an exclusive announcement. Plus, a revealing follow-up conversation to Tamron’s headline-making exclusive interview with Andrew Gillum.

Jason Derulo, the multi-talented singer, songwriter and “King of TikTok,” discusses his new single and how he became one of the most beloved stars of the video sharing social networking service. Plus, other TikTok superstars who have cracked the code to social superstardom, including Zach King who has almost 50 million followers and takes us behind the scenes of how he masters his craft, and Priscilla Block who went from TikTok to the top of the country music charts.

A first look at Netflix’s “Boys in the Band” with the cast who talk about the oppression and stigma that keep their characters in the closet. Plus, actress Barbie Ferreira, star of HBO’s “Unpregnant.” Also, the stigma behind teen pregnancies.

NeNe Leakes on her latest headline-making news, why she’s leaving “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” and what’s next for the reality star and actress. Plus, the “King of Queens” star Leah Remini on her Emmy winning docuseries and new podcast, Scientology: Fair Game. Also, Carole Baskin, “Tiger King” pop culture sensation, founder, and CEO of Big Cat Rescue, on clawing her way up the “Dancing with the Stars” leaderboard.

Dog the Bounty Hunter on finding new love after the loss of his wife. Plus, “The Home Edit” ladies Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin discuss their new Netflix series. Also, 22-year-old TikTok home renovation star Emily Shaw.

Navigating the new rules of consent; saving receipts, consent contracts, and dating in the age of “me too.” Plus, an important conversation about marital consent with a woman whose husband recorded his assaults on her. And a performance by country music singer Lindsay Ell.

Tamron explores the hottest DIY crafting trends. Plus, LaurDIY, YouTube sensation and host of HBO’s competition show “Craftopia.” Also, HGTV’s popular The Crafty Lumberjacks. And, the founder of the DIY fashion brand, “Sew Squad.”

TV host, stylist, and “Dancing with the Stars” contestant Jeannie Mai on dancing her way to happily ever after. Plus, incredible stories of survival.

The cast of the Amazon series, “The Boys.” Plus, the cast of TLC’s “I Love A Mama’s Boy.”

Fashion forward – up-and-coming designers showcase their talents, including a designer embracing her Native American heritage and two Latina women disrupting sexy stereotypes. Plus, turning unused clothes into trendy masterpieces.

Former Fifth Harmony star and author Ally Brooke opens up about her personal life choices and lessons learned. Plus, breaking social taboos on mental health: design expert Bobby Berk (Netflix’s “Queer Eye”) on how your home’s interior design could be the answer to a healthier mind; a 21-year-old student documenting her bi-polar disorder; and a man’s global journey of self-discovery to overcome his debilitating anxiety.

Personal finance expert and TV host Suze Orman opens up about her biggest mistake that led to a 10-hour emergency surgery to remove a rare tumor – how ignoring her own advice to face your fear nearly cost her her health. Plus, inspirational stories of people who defied medical odds.

Surviving Jeffrey Epstein and seeking justice: two survivors update their fight against sex trafficking and how they are helping other Epstein victims. Plus, Investigative Reporter Julie K. Brown, who exposed Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes to the world, and host Tara Palmeri on their podcast “Broken: Seeking Justice.” And, warning signs from a woman who met her trafficker through a dating site. Also, actresses and sisters Laura and Vanessa Marano on the film they produced about sexual exploitation and their continued conversation with survivors and advocates.

American actress and real estate agent Chrishell Stause on her Netflix hit show “Selling Sunset” and being a “Dancing with the Stars contestant. Plus: Outrageous and innovative homes around the world – from tiny homes to tree houses and underground caves, we are redefining ways of living.