Insightful advice from a famed photographer - Jane’s special guest today is Kate T. Parker, a multifaceted powerhouse—mother, Ironman triathlete, award-winning photographer, and NY Times bestselling author. Renowned for her book Strong is the New Pretty, she has collaborated with major brands such as Disney, Athleta, and Kellogg’s, all the while championing philanthropy through partnerships with organizations such as Girls on the Run and Girl Up. Her world-renowned photography has graced the pages of Vogue, O Magazine, and People, to name but a few. Kate's upcoming book, Force of Nature: A Celebration of Girls and Women Raising Their Voices, marks another milestone in her empowering literary journey. On this segment, Kate and Jane will talk about how she does it all—and about her partnership with Johnson & Johnson on their new Vision Made Possible campaign. This campaign is built around the universal understanding that sight is the key component in the way we experience the world, learn and remember, and that is why we fear losing it the most. It therefore stresses the importance of eye health and comprehensive eye care, for children, as well. All and all, an essential tool in our journey to looking and feeling Better Than Before.

Order in the Cortex - Jane’s guest today is the legendary comedian, TV star, screenwriter, actor, producer, director, entrepreneur, game show host and best-selling author, Howie Mandel. While Howie, who is best known now as a longtime judge on America’s Got Talent, is still a comedian at heart, his extrordianary rise to storied success while battling truly severe Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), was anything but funny. As he explains, the common conception of OCD as just a personality quirk, could not be farther from the truth - it is a potentially completely debilitating condition. In fact, in this segment, Howie tells the story of how his career arc, from working open-mic nights at comedy clubs in his native Canada to now being a major force in the entertainment industry, is entwined with his struggles with this paralyzing disorder. To that end he has been a long-time partner of NOCD, the world’s leading provider of OCD treatments. Together, they aim to raise awareness for the under-served global population that suffers from this disorder, many of whom are improperly treated for other mental health conditions due to misdiagnoses. And given that none of us are spared from emotional stress on a daily basis, Howie shares what tools help him cope with OCD, and what listeners can also learn from it that will help us all become Better Than Before.

The Gold Standard in Lifestyle Advance - Jane's guest today is Wendy Sterling, one the country's foremost lifestyle coaches and emotional well-being experts. Aside from being a sought-after motivational speaker, best-selling author and podcast host, Wendy is also an energy healer and she specializes in supporting women with the final stages of their recovery from a divorce. On this segment, Jane and Wendy discuss the most effective way to deal with the anger, hurt and bitterness of a divorce or painful breakup and how to get into the right mind set to make the most beneficial life choices. They also talk about the best path to achieving true happiness and how to improve each day through small, incremental changes. Furthermore, Wendy offers a array of inspirational anti-stress, nutrition and fitness tips and emphasizes the importance of being in touch with your spiritual side. All in all, listeners will come away feeling infinitely Better Than Before.

Jason Alexander, of course best known for his iconic, award-winning role as George Costanza of television’s Seinfeld, has achieved even more international recognition as a writer, composer, director, producer, and teacher of acting. Along the way, he won a Tony for his performance in “Jerome Robbin’s “Broadway,” as well as continuing to guest star in both TV shows such as “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,” “Two and a Half Men” and “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” and films such as “Pretty Woman,” “Jacob’s Ladder” and “Love Valor Compassion.” He has even combined careers by playing an over-the-top drama teacher in “Young Sheldon,” and also served as the artistic director for the Reprise Theater Company in Los Angeles. On this segment, Jane and Jason will discuss his childhood, how his career came about, and the health and wellness tips that work for him. All in all, an important part of staying on the path to being Better Than Before.

Jane’s special guest today is the renowned cookbook author and celebrity chef, Kristen Kish. The winner of season 10 Bravo TV's Top Chef, and only the second female winner in the history of the Top Chef franchise, and the co-host of Tru TV's Fast Foodies, Chef Krish is now the new host of Bravo's Top Chef, replacing Padma Lakshmi for season 21, set in Wisconsin. She also co-hosts Iron Chef: Quest for an Iron Legend and Restaurants at the End of the World. Jane and Kristen will talk about her experience as Executive Chef & Partner at the Arlo Grey restaurant in Austin, Texas. Learn, too, about her favorite dishes she created for Arlo Grey, and how she stays centered and sane in such a combination of high-pressured positions. Furthermore, she shares her "quit" (smoking) journey for the first time on-air, as well as the secrets for energy and resilience and the mantras that inspire her to live her best life every day. Most importantly, she professes that stopping smoking, as she did—will enhance your taste buds not to mention help you look and feel Better Than Before and, to that end, she shares her "quit" journey for the first time on air.

Speaking to a star nutritionist - Jane’s very special guest is the always amazing Joy Bauer, one of the nation's most popular health and wellness authorities. Joy is best known as the nutrition and healthy lifestyle expert for NBC'sToday and for having been the host of its Health + Happiness with the Mayo Clinic series. Among her other impressive accomplishments, this devoted wife and mother of three, has her own Amazon Live show, a super informative website, JoyBauer.com, and thirteen (!) New York Times bestsellers. Most recently, she has partnered with the American Egg Board on their Incredible Egg campaign that dispels years of misinformation about this essential edible. On this segment, Jane and Joy discuss ways to embrace a healthier lifestyle year-round, including how to incorporate superfoods, such as beans, nuts, leafy greens, and salmon into our daily diets, what to eat and what to avoid, and the secrets to successful weight loss. She also talks about how to have healthy kids, and shares simple, everyday recipes that are delicious, nutritious and easy to prepare. Finally, Joy imparts her personal tips and tools on how we can all be Better Than Before forever more.

Jane’s guest today is the Emmy-Award-winning acting icon Henry Winkler, The Fonz himself! Henry, among his many accolades and accomplishments, is currently starring in the hit show Barry, and has produced and directed multiple television series. He is also a best-selling author, with his new memoir, Being Henry, due out in October. On the segment today, Henry talks about the ups and downs of his long and storied career, the one piece of advice that has been important to him throughout his life, and what inspires him in the day to day. Hear, too, about how he deals with negativity, his love of food, and his timeless tips that will make us all Better Than Before, physically, emotionally and spiritually, as well. Finally, he discusses why he has partnered with Apellis on their “GA Won’t Wait” campaign for age-related macular degeneration, specifically Geographic Atrophy, the leading cause of blindness for over a million Americans.

An encore appearance - Jane's guest today is three-time Emmy Award winner, and thirteen-time nominee, Derek Hough. Derek, the most nominated male choreographer in Television Academy history, is also a New York Times best-selling author, and has appeared in film, television, and stage projects as an actor. For many years a pro on Dancing with the Stars, and the only six-time champion in the franchise history, he is now a staple on the DWTS judging table. On the segment today, Derek and Jane talk about his dancing career, his nationwide dance tour that is kicking off this fall, and his personal tips and tools for a healthy, active lifestyle. Finally, Derek discusses his partnering with the makers of Excedrin---and his fabulous fiancée and fellow dancer, Hayley Erbert---to launch their innovative Head Care Club, a holistic approach to head health with custom nutrition, mindfulness and movement routines, all designed to make everyone look and feel Better Than Before.

Chatting with an Olympic champion - Jane’s guest today is Dara Torres, a twelve-time Olympic medalist swimmer and a former world record-holder. Renowned as one of the greatest female swimmers of all time, Dara was the first swimmer to maintain her incredible level of excellence, long enough to be selected to represent the United States in five Olympic Games. Additionally, in her role as a motivational speaker, she has inspired millions by sharing her insights and experiences in facing and overcoming tough challenges. On today’s segment, Dara, also the author of the best-selling, Age Is Just a Number: Achieve Your Dreams At Any Stage In Your Life, discusses what motivates her, and how her health condition—she’s had psoriasis for decades—has never stopped her from achieving her goals. To that end, she has joined with legendary musician/actress Cyndi Lauper as part of PsO in the Know, a podcast series sponsored by Novartis, that helps those who also suffer from this often painful skin condition, live Better Than Before.

Renowned Coach & Cardiologist talk Cholesterol - On today’s show, Jane speaks with two world-class guests about the shape of our hearts. First up is two-time NFL Coach of the Year and Super Bowl LV winner, Bruce Arians. Coach Arians, who currently serves as senior football consultant for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, was formerly with the Arizona Cardinals and Indianapolis Colts. On this segment, he talks about a wake-up call he had in 2017 when he learned he had heart disease after being hospitalized for chest pains—adding injury to a loss he blamed on a bad penalty call. Coach, who struggled with high levels of bad cholesterol for years, shares how he’s made his heart health a priority, including how he stays on top of his cholesterol game on and off the field. He also discusses how training—and training tables—have changed, as well as the lifestyle habits of his players, from college rookies to Tom Brady. Coach also tell us about his partnership with Novartis, makers of Leqvio, for the Coaching Cholesterol initiative, which encourages people to talk to their doctor about what to do if they need help lowering their bad cholesterol. Then Jane also interviews celebrated LA-based cardiologist, Dr. Norman Lepor, who will very clearly and informatively help us all get our hearts back on the beating path in our quest to become Better Than Before.