Work in Progress with Sophia Bush

Perimenopause is something every woman will experience—but almost no one prepares us for how deeply it can affect our bodies, identities, and relationships.

In this candid conversation, TV host and cultural commentator Jeannie Mai opens up about her role as executive producer of the new docuseries "BALANCE: A Perimenopause Journey." Find out what Jeannie learned about herself while making this powerful project, what the men in our lives need to know and what women must do to advocate for themselves.

Learn more about "BALANCE: A Perimenopause Journey" here.
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Mika Brzezinski has been at the center of America’s political conversation for nearly two decades. She’s covered history-defining moments and propelled women of all stripes to Know their Value in the workplace and beyond.
Now, she opens up about navigating relationships with both the Trump administration and her "Morning Joe" co-host/husband Joe Scarborough.
Join the Know Your Value movement here and find out how you can register for the 30/50 Summit here.
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A new year opens with reflection, resolve, and radical honesty as Sophia answers listeners' bold questions about ambition, love, anxiety, joy, and some behind the scenes set details, too!
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One of Sophia's best friends, author Rory Uphold shows up with the wit, guts, and sharp perspective that made her debut book a bestseller — turning the horrors of modern dating into something you can actually learn from, laugh at, and survive.

In this wildly honest conversation, Rory and Sophia shed light on the quiet ways we betray ourselves while trying to be chosen and offer practical tips on what you should do with those exes still in your phone contacts. Their insights just might change the way you think about love, heartbreak, and your own happily-ever-after.

Learn more about "A Final Girl's Guide to the Horrors of Dating" here.
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She runs PBS — and she’s fighting to save it. Paula Kerger, the longest-serving president in PBS history, sounds the alarm on what’s at stake as public broadcasting faces unprecedented cuts. From Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood to PBS NewsHour, she makes a passionate case for truth and why democracy itself depends on access to trusted information.

Learn how you can take action at https://protectmypublicmedia.org
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