Episodes
Rachael Ray sits down with Dr. Ian Smith, a New York Times bestselling author and trusted medical expert. He discusses his new book 'Eat Your Age,' sharing a roadmap for how nutritional needs shift across the lifespan. The conversation also delves into his decades-long friendship with Michael Strahan, offering personal reflections on navigating life’s highs and lows together, including Strahan’s divorce.
Rachael Ray talks with actor Jeremy Sisto from her home in Tuscany. They cover his career across iconic roles in Clueless, Six Feet Under, Law & Order, and the upcoming season of FBI. The conversation turns personal, touching on imposter syndrome, ways to get out of your own head, candid thoughts on aging, and the grounding power of music and work.
Rachael Ray talks with fitness icon Bob Harper about surviving a near-fatal widow-maker heart attack, how it reshaped his life, the role of his dogs in healing, his fear of being boring, and his approach to balancing fitness, cooking, and learning.
Rachael Ray sits down with legendary French chef Jacques Pépin. They trade stories about her nervous first meeting with him, their parallel childhoods growing up in restaurant families, and how those early experiences shaped their careers. Jacques reflects on his many beloved cookbooks, his passion for painting, and his deep devotion to his late wife, Gloria.
Rachael Ray talks with actor Billy Crudup about the forces that have shaped their careers and lives. They explore the joy of lifelong learning, the role of resilience and humility in creative work, and the teachings that failure brings. Crudup also opens up about his marriage to Naomi Watts and how their shared life as performers creates deep understanding and support. The conversation highlights how passion, when reframed as curiosity and adaptability, can sustain a long and meaningful career.
Rachael Ray sits down with author and influencer Jenny Mollen for a self-deprecating look at love, marriage, and the 'fails' that shaped them. They trade stories about unusual childhoods, the fuel behind their relentless work ethic, and the competitive edge that sometimes creeps into their marriages. The conversation also covers the pitfalls of parenting with no filter and how honesty can backfire.
In the debut episode of I'll Sleep When I'm Dead, Rachael Ray introduces her new podcast and shares personal reflections on the work ethic that fueled her career. She discusses the fulfillment she finds in hard work and creativity, and answers the question she's most often asked about managing her demanding life. The episode sets up future conversations with inspiring guests.