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Upon the release of Rosanne Cash’s memoir, Composed,the musician joins wOw writer Christine Hohlbaum for a frank conversation about her songwriting beginnings, her life as an ex-pat, her influences and more. Rosanne also reveals that, though she has excelled at the noble profession of songwriting, she never gave up her love of prose, which is, in part, what led to the writing of her memoir. Rosanne also talks about navigating a 24-hour world as a recording artist in a digital age while maintaining her "vast playground."

The CBS colleagues and friends explore the disease, from early onset … to moving on. In this exclusive audio interview, Lesley Stahl is joined by CBS’s Emmy Award-winning news correspondent, Barry Petersen, to discuss his new book, Jan’s Story: Love Lost to the Long Goodbye of Alzheimer’s, which recounts his wife’s early onset Alzheimer’s diagnosis.

New York Times health expert Tara Parker-Pope sits down with wOw’s Lesley to talk about the scent of selection, why opposites really do attract, the mating dance of humans and more

In This Week's Episode Hosted by Julia Reed The actor and author, Bryan Batt, talks about his new memoir, She Ain't Heavy, She's My Mother: A Memoir, his career and more.

In This Week's Episode Hosted by Christine Hohlbaum Debbie Ford New York Times #1 bestselling book author and filmmaker, Debbie Ford, is the birth mother of the Shadow Process, a method by which you engage in self-exploration about what’s stopping you and why. In our chat, she reveals the most surprising positive aspect of the shadow that I never thought possible Deepak Chopra A powerhouse New York Times bestselling author of over fifty-five books, Deepak Chopra illuminates the teachings of Eastern philosophy for the Western World. He offers a simple method to find wholeness in our separated world of light and dark. In our discussion, he also speaks candidly about his own shadow that nearly brought him down. Marianne Williamson Marianne Williamson is an internationally acclaimed lecturer, author and spiritual teacher. She is an electrifying speaker and passionate advocate of humanity. Learn why love is all there is, despite our dark side, and how she sees that evil is generated in our minds

In This Week's Episode Hosted by Lesley Stahl As the New York City Ballet kicks off a new season, its vaunted artistic director, Peter Martins, talks with wOw about creating something from nothing, George Balanchine and the future of dance.

In This Week's Episode Hosted by Lesley Stahl Did the apple fall far from the tree? In a chat with wOw’s Lesley Stahl, Mary Higgins Clark and her daughter Carol – both incredibly prolific, internationally renowned and New York Times bestselling suspense authors — reveal their many similarities and differences in their craft, life and more.

In This Week's Episode Hosted by Joni Evans What do you talk about when you have less than ten minutes with the Red Fox? Joni Evans found out in this interview with Liz Claman

In This Week's Episode Hosted by Lesley Stahl The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and No. 1 New York Times bestselling author, Anna Quindlen, on her new novel Every Last One, Obama's presidency, uppity Catholic women and more ...

In This Week's Episode Hosted by Lesley Stahl The 'money honey' of CNBC and author of the new book The 10 Laws of Enduring Success, Maria Bartiromo, holds nothing back in her interview with wOw's Lesley Stahl.

In This Week's Episode Hosted by Julia Reed * Special Exclusive With Queen Latifah * Race Car Driver Lyn St. James * Joni Evans and Producer Jenette Kahn

In This Week's Episode Hosted by Julia Reed * The wOw Contributors Share the Music That's Rocking Their Worlds Lesley Stahl, Liz Smith, Joni Evans, Sheila Nevins * Everything I Love About Songwriting Singer/Songwriter, Mary Chapin Carpenter * The wOw Contributors Share the Music That's Rocking Their Worlds Candice Bergen, Joan Ganz Cooney, Judith Martin

In This Week's Episode Hosted by Julia Reed            * Do Today Only What Pleases You         With Lily Tomlin and Author Fannie Flagg       * Outer Order Contributes to Inner Calm         Author of The Happiness Project, Gretchen Rubin       * Suffering as a Medical Problem         Author of Manufacturing Depression, Gary Greenberg

In This Week's Episode Hosted by Julia Reed * Who Are You to Tell Me What to Do? Author of StepMonster, Wednesday Martin * No Illusions Psychotherapist Rebecca Helman, PhD, LCSW * Make It Work With Joan Ganz Cooney: Patience, Patience and Patience

In This Week's Episode Hosted by Julia Reed      * Dining Together        With Judith Martin and Author Mireille Guiliano: The Demise of the Dinner Party      * What You Eat Is What You Are        Founder of D’Artagnan, Ariane Daguin      * Fake It Till You Make It        Chef/Owner of Lucques, Suzanne Goines

In This Week's Episode Hosted by Julia Reed *Love at a Certain Age Part II With Joni Evans and Joan Juliet Buck: Secure in Your Own Skin *It's Complicated Writer, Director and Producer, Nancy Meyers