Hoda Kotb

Hoda Kotb, a beloved NBC co-anchor and bestselling author, shares her transformative journey of reinvention. She discusses how to recognize when it's time to pause and reassess life’s direction, illustrating her own experiences—from overcoming cancer to becoming a mother later in life. Hoda emphasizes the importance of voicing suppressed dreams and persistently overcoming rejection. Listeners will learn actionable steps like daily journaling and embracing the beginner mindset, proving that it's never too late to create a fulfilling new chapter.

In this Dateline classic, no one could figure out why a college student died in her bed – until a tiny spot launched an epic investigation. Hoda Kotb reports. Originally aired on August 21, 2009. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Hoda Kotb, a former Today show host and wellness advocate, shares her journey of resilience after a cancer diagnosis and launching a new wellness app, Joy 101. Mel Robbins dives into her transformative 'Let Them' theory, offering insights on letting go to regain control, while also discussing her powerful Five-Second Rule for overcoming procrastination. Chef Marcus Samuelsson explores his multicultural culinary identity and the challenges within the restaurant industry. Jon M. Chu highlights the importance of Asian American representation in Hollywood and warns against the rise of AI's influence on culture.

Hoda Kotb, the former co-anchor of the Today Show and author, discusses her enriching journey after 50, which includes adopting two daughters and exploring new career opportunities. She reflects on embracing change and personal growth, emphasizing the joy of being fully present in her children's lives. Hoda shares her transformative experiences in broadcast journalism, the importance of resilience, and her wellness journey through breathwork and meditation. Her story inspires others to confront fears and celebrate new beginnings.

Sen. James Lankford is a Republican voice from Oklahoma focusing on faith and freedom, while Rep. Ro Khanna represents progressive views in California. They discuss President Trump's aggressive moves to control federal agencies, including the CDC and the Federal Reserve, raising important questions about accountability. Hoda Kotb shares her personal journey of resilience, addressing career changes and motherhood. The conversation emphasizes the importance of community support, especially among women, in nurturing well-being.

Hoda Kotb, a celebrated journalist and author, shares her inspiring journey of resilience and reinvention after turning 40. She candidly discusses overcoming breast cancer, navigating a tumultuous marriage, and finding joy through adoption at 52. Hoda highlights the power of starting over and embracing new experiences in one’s 50s and 60s. Her reflections on love, motherhood, and the mindset of lifelong learning encourage listeners to face life's challenges with courage and gratitude.

Hoda Kotb, co-anchor of The Today Show, shares her inspiring journey of self-discovery and love. She discusses embracing new beginnings in her 50s, highlighting the importance of self-worth and community support. Hoda opens up about the transformative experiences that reshaped her views on relationships and motherhood, emphasizing that it's never too late to create the life of your dreams. With heartfelt stories of her dating life and adopting in her 50s, she encourages listeners to believe that their best days are truly ahead.

Kelly Rowland's dramatic exit, Hoda Kotb's mishap, Michael J. Fox surprises, Prince William's viral moment, Travis Kelce's possible Taylor Swift reunion, Mark Wahlberg's Super Bowl spot snub, Madonna's stage fall, and Dolly Parton's puppy fashion show. Plus, Bindi's daughter as a mini crocodile hunter, Mary J. Blige's Black History Month spotlight, and Usher's quickie Vegas wedding reveal.

Broadcast journalist Hoda Kotb shares a funny yet inspiring story about facing rejection before someone finally believed in her. She reflects on her experience anchoring the news despite feeling unprepared and the importance of having someone believe in you.

Hoda Kotb, a renowned broadcast journalist and mother, joins Michelle for an insightful discussion about resilience and parenting. They emphasize the power of shining light for children and share personal stories of overcoming challenges, including the weight of Hoda's late adoption journey and Michelle's experiences as the first Black First Lady. They delve into the importance of kindness, the emotional complexities of their roles, and the need for positive affirmations in nurturing future generations.