Season four gets off to a golden start with Tamron’s month of “Wildest Dreams!” Tamron highlights inspiring people and entertaining stories, while also surprising deserving members of the TamFam with amazing gifts and giveaways. Plus, Tamron has a big surprise of her own, inspired by the cast of the hit STARZ series “P-Valley.” Shannon Thornton, Gail Bean, Nicco Annan and J. Alphonse Nicholson join Tamron to talk about the series that broke streaming records.

Three months after the horrifying school shooting in Uvalde, Tamron returns to her home state for a daytime exclusive on the ground in Texas. Joining Tamron are parents who lost their daughter in the attack at Robb Elementary and the survivors who are battling guilt and grief as they brace for the start of a new school year.

Surviving betrayal. A daytime exclusive with Casey Hammer, the estranged aunt of actor Armie Hammer, shares why she is advocating for survivors of abuse in the Discovery+ docuseries “House of Hammer.” Plus, the mother who took down “The Most Hated Man on the Internet,” the subject of a new Netflix documentary. And, a woman who exposes the epidemic of teachers seducing students in our high schools.

Bestselling author and influencer Ryan Holiday helps the TamFam find their purpose with his philosophy of discipline and self-control as told in his upcoming new book, “Discipline Is Destiny: The Power of Self-Control.” Plus, R&B legend Tank opens up about losing his hearing and his decision to make his new album, “R&B Money,” his last. Plus, a stirring performance from the multi-GRAMMY® nominated, platinum-selling singer-songwriter.

Continuing “Wildest Dreams” month, Tamron announces a special opportunity for a viewer to win a trip of a lifetime. Plus, fashion designer and editor-in-chief of British Vogue, Edward Enninful discusses his new memoir, “A Visible Man,” and his journey of defying the odds in the fashion world. And, in his first television interview since the release of his new album “Jacob,” country singer Ty Herndon opens up about his struggles with addiction and mental health before sharing a special performance with the Tam Fam.

“I Survived” – Harrowing accounts from those who have cheated death but lived to tell the tale. “Top Chef” alum and host of truTV’s “Fast Foodies,” Justin Sutherland opens up about his recovery after a boating accident left him seriously injured this past July. And, a surprise for a woman who was rescued after being trapped in a car during a flash flood.

Actor and producer John Boyega on taking the film industry by storm in two new projects, “The Woman King” and “Breaking.” And, Michael K. Williams’ nephew Dominic Dupont and author Jon Sternfeld discuss the late actor’s recently released memoir, “Scenes from My Life,” and reflect on Williams’ legacy.

A broadcast exclusive interview with Michelle Branch on her new album, “The Trouble with Fever,” and recent headlines. Plus, “Growing Up Hip Hop” star Angela Simmons opens up about body positivity and her unedited bikini picture that went viral.

Celebrate Tamron’s birthday with Tamron’s Golden Comedy Hour! Comedians Tony Rock, Zarna Garg and Corey Holcomb join the fun and give one Tam Fam member a shot at living their wildest dream – performing stand-up on national TV.

“Tamron’s Tasting Menu!” Some of the biggest rising stars are giving a fresh spin on your fall favorites. Join former NFL player turned celebrity chef Eddie Jackson as he cooks up one of his specialties for the season. “MasterChef” season three winner Christine Hà shares one of her favorites, and James Beard Award-winning chef Sophia Roe shows the Tam Fam how to make one of her signature desserts.

Shattering the stigma: Olympic athlete Lolo Jones explains why she’s choosing to freeze her eggs at the age of 40 and remain a virgin until marriage. Also, former “Real Housewives of Orange County” cast member Meghan King on the difficult decision to publicize her son’s medical diagnosis. And, dermatologist from TLC’s “Bad Hair Day,” Dr. Meena Singh, sheds light on the challenges associated with alopecia and hair loss.

Social media influencer and star of the new musical “Titanique” Frankie Grande reveals how his former three-way relationship “prepared” him for marriage. Also, insight from host Melinda Berry on how siblings help each other to find their soulmates in Netflix’s “Dated and Related.” Plus, a 25-year-old TikTok star who went on 50 dates in 50 states in search of love.

Banned Books Week. Tamron hosts a conversation surrounding the increased book bans across the country

A daytime exclusive- author and jewelry designer Kendra Scott discusses, “Born To Shine,” detailing her journey to launching a wildly successful business from her bedroom. Comedian, author and actress Ms. Pat on her journey to comedy superstardom. And, bestselling authors and hosts of the chart-topping podcast “LadyGang” on keeping it real and raw. Plus, a Tam Fam giveaway!

What’s Your Story: Award-winning actress LETITIA WRIGHT shares her story, revealing how taking ​time away from acting helped her land the role of a lifetime in “Black Panther” and the important message in her new film “The Silent Twins.” Then, daughter of the legendary Eartha Kitt, KITT SHAPIRO, is speaking up after facing a lifetime of questioning about her racial identity and pays tribute to her famous mom in a poignant memoir.

Women Who Go There: The multitalented actress and comedian JESSICA WILLIAMS, formerly of “The Daily Show,” talks about her role in the highly anticipated animated Netflix series “Entergalactic,” created by GRAMMY® Award-winning artist Kid Cudi. Plus, hilarious hosts RAYNA GREENBERG and ASHLEY HESSELTINE from the top-rated comedy podcast “Girls Gotta Eat” go there with candid conversations about women’s health, dating advice and more.

Finding Happiness: They have faced incredible challenges, now Tamron checks in with some of her all-time most memorable guests to see how they’ve found happiness. Also, in a special daytime exclusive episode, Tamron interviews B. SIMONE and KIM COLES from their new series “Finding Happy” produced by Cedric the Entertainer.

Legends and Their Legacy: Pastor KIM BURRELL sits down in her first interview to address her recent apology for past controversial comments and how she plans to use her distinctive voice to move forward. Plus, one of the pioneers of female rap MC LYTE shares her journey from rapper and entrepreneur to actress in the new sitcom “Partners in Rhyme.”

A Seat at the Table: Supermodel, philanthropist and entrepreneur IMAN discusses the importance of her upcoming YouTube docuseries “Supreme Models,” which is the first-ever documentary devoted to top Black models past and present. Plus, New York Times bestselling author CHLOE GONG will share details about her latest book, “Foul Lady Fortune.”

How a Bad Thing Turned into My Best Thing: Actor and comedian, ROY WOOD JR. joins the conversation about how an arrest at 19 years old completely changed his life. He also talks about starring in the long-awaited reboot “Confess, Fletch.” Then, STEPHEN “STEVE-O” GLOVER, best known for his role on “Jackass,” opens up about how overcoming his addictions led him to an even better self and helped him find his life partner, in his new book, “A Hard Kick in the Nuts: What I’ve Learned From A Lifetime of Terrible Decisions.”

Everything and More: In a special daytime exclusive episode, Tamron sits down with NIECY NASH-BETTS and her “hersband,” JESSICA BETTS. The couple shares their journey to finding each other, acceptance within their families and being the first same-sex couple to grace the cover of Essence Magazine. Plus, Jessica Betts performs the song that started their love story, “Catch Me.”

The multitalented KAL PENN joins Tamron to discuss his impressive journey from former White House staffer and actor to author, and why he chose to share details about his engagement to his fiancé, Josh, in his book, “You Can’t be Serious.” He will also chat about his latest film, “Smile.”

Tamron welcomes actress and dancer JENNA DEWAN who opens about how she prepared for the role in the Lifetime movie “Let’s Get Physical,” which is inspired by actual events. Plus, WENDELL PIERCE makes history by starring in the revival of Arthur Miller’s “Death of a Salesman,” becoming the first Black actor to take on the classic role of Willy Loman on Broadway. Then, actor and author JUSTIN BALDONI discusses his newest book, “Boy Will Be Human.”

Stop the Shaming: Co-founder and lead guitarist of the GRAMMY®-nominated rock band “Fall Out Boy,” JOE TROHMAN, reveals details about his successful 20-year career in the music industry in his first book, “None of This Rocks.” And award-winning journalist BETH MACY discusses the drug overdose crisis in her new book, “Raising Lazarus: The Search for Hope and Justice, and the Future of America’s Overdose Crisis.”

It Works for Us: Former NFL player and host of the Podcast “The Pivot” CHANNING CROWDER shares how he left Kevin Hart speechless when he confessed he and his wife AJA make a yearly visit to a nudist resort. The couple also opens up about their journey to find Aja’s birth father, Bruno Aguirre, who joins them to tell his story. Then, Nomad Pet Sitters Austin Andrews and Jori Kerr reveal why they quit their day jobs to work as pet sitters, documenting their globe-trotting adventures on TikTok.