Holly’s good friend and philanthropist Leah Cher Pump asks Holly to be part of a panel of women, who will speak to a group of girls as mentors for the day. It will be the job of Holly and a few celebrity guests to talk to girls aged 12-18 and answer their questions about relationships, bullying, school, and career goals. What advice is given to the young women who attend this panel could help shape their futures, and Holly feels the pressure, so gets advice from Ryan and her Mom about how to best connect with them.
Grammy-award winner Amy Grant shares how her open heart surgery has enriched her appreciation on life. Chef Aaron May is in our kitchen making red, white, and blue chicken thighs.
When Tom Burns (Steven Weber) loses his job at advertising agency Rage because he isn’t young or hip enough, he enlists the help of youthful con-man Dick Sweeney (Andrew Francis) to pose as a copywriter. Tom secretly generates the campaigns, and Dick presents them to Rage with his innate charm and confident attitude. The scam fools everyone including Rage CEO Reese Danzinger (Michael Eklund), Creative Director Derek (Hamza Adam), and even Art Director Harriet Fellows (Michelle Harrison). With the help of Tom’s ideas, Dick quickly becomes a superstar at the agency and is tasked with spearheading a Super Bowl campaign for a new client.
Jamie DeMent visits our kitchen to make delicious sautéed soft shell crab. Author Tim Storey shares his new book, The Miracle Mentality and more in Season 9, Episode 96 of Hallmark Channel's "Home & Family."
Mick and Megan reunite in the thrilling finale. Sarah and Kevin's baby arrives, starting a week of celebration bringing the O'Briens together one last time in Chesapeake Shores.
