Kenny Loggins New Children's Book, "Footloose"
Grammy Award winning musician Kenny Loggins visits the show to chat about his new children’s book. Based on his 1984 hit song “Footloose,” the children’s book is a story about a zookeeper named Jack who joins the zoo animals in an all-night dance party. Along with the release of the book, Kenny is also celebrating the 30th anniversary of the release of the hit movie and soundtrack for “Top Gun.” Plus, for fans of the hit 80's flick, Kenny has some great news about a possible sequel!
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"The Good Place" star Jameela Jamil
From "The Good Place,” actress Jameela Jamil drops by for a chat with Mark and Debbie. On the show Jameela talks about her character Tahani, the woman everyone loves to hate. Jameela says that fans sometimes have a hard time separating her from her character, but she does have a consolation; she gets to work alongside her acting hero Ted Danson! Jameela reveals how after surviving horrible accident, she was left bedridden for over a year and spent her recovery watching classic sitcoms like “Cheers.” The experience has made Jameela more humble as she lives out a dream come true; working alongside her acting idol on the same lot where some great TV shows were created.
Watch Jameela on “The Good Place,” Thursday’s at 830/730c on NBC .
Paige Hemmis’ Secrets to Selling Your House
Lifestyle Design Expert Paige Hemmis shares some insider tips for selling your home. With the housing market heating up, it’s the finishing touches that will make sure you get top dollar. Paige offers tips on staging your home to make it appealing to potential buyers. Paige’s tips are simple and inexpensive, yet effective for improving the appeal of your home.
Get more get tips and advice from Paige at PaigeHemmis.com
Ultra-Endurance Athlete & Author Rich Roll
Ultra-endurance athlete and author Rich Roll opens up about his transformation from a couch potato to an elite endurance athlete. Rich explains that he had an epiphany at age 39, when he found he could no longer climb a flight of stairs without needing a pause. Rich says he immediately changed his diet and began living a healthy lifestyle. Rich offers powerful words of advice to anyone looking to introduce positive change into their life.
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Learn more about Rich’s amazing transformation here: www.RichRoll.com