The Martha Stewart Podcast
Martha Stewart hosts a podcast where she has intimate, in-depth conversations with fascinating people from various walks of life, including business icons, entrepreneurs, and artisans. Each episode aims to inspire and intrigue listeners with probing discussions and new insights.
Episodes
Kelly Reilly Unpacks Her Iconic Character Beth Dutton
Kelly Reilly is an actress best known for her fierce and complicated character, Beth Dutton, on the hit TV series Yellowstone and the spin-off Dutton Ranch. Kelly has been playing Beth for nearly 10 years, and she joins Martha today to discuss the behind-the-scenes of getting into her character's psychology, what she finds interesting in a character, and what she does in her time of
In Memory of Clive Davis
In memory of the incredible Clive Davis, I’m sharing here again our conversation from August 2022. If you don’t already know of Clive’s legend in the music industry, please tune in to learn about his extraordinary life. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
World Cup Fever with Truman Stewart
With FIFA World Cup returning to North America for the first time in more than three decades, Martha sits down with her grandson Truman Stewart, an avid and knowledgeable fan of the game, to preview the tournament's biggest teams, stars, storylines, and surprises. Together, they explore what makes the World Cup such a global phenomenon—and what they're most excited to watch in 2026.See omnys
Martha Stewart on The Roommates Show with Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart from the New York Knicks
In honor of the Knicks’ tremendous playoff season, we’re re-posting Martha’s appearance on Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart’s podcast, The Roommates Show, from earlier this year. Please enjoy Martha in conversation with these phenomenal basketball stars!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Two Culinary Icons: Martha Stewart & Donna Hay on Recipes, Style & Coastal Entertaining
Today, Martha is joined by her doppelganger from "Down Under," the magnificent Donna Hay. The two lifestyle connoisseurs talk Martha's favorite recipes from Donna's brand new cookbook "Sunshine, Lemons and Sea Salt: A Celebration of Modern Coastal Home Cooking." Donna also gives a run down of her recent culinary must-haves—from the items she never lets go out of stoc
How to Negotiate Your Worth with Mika Brzezinski
Why it so hard to know your worth and ask for a raise? Mika Brzezinski is here to guide you. She has been helping women of all ages recognize their worth and step into their value with confidence. Mika is best known as the cohost on MS NOW Morning Joe. She has been a news reporter for decades and has been a foundational voice in the conversation of gender pay equ
The Golden Age of Entrepreneurship with Shopify President Harley Finkelstein
In an e-commerce landscape that is constantly shifting, how can new entrepreneurs keep up? Martha is joined by Shopify President Harley Finkelstein to break down how today's business owners—from mom-and-pop shops to multi-millionaire dollar companies—can create better relationships with customers and leverage exciting new AI-tools to grow their reach. See omnystudio.com/liste
Martha Stewart on The Roommates Show with Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart
Today, we air an episode of The Roommates Show with Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart Martha makes amends with Jalen for breaking her toe at a Knicks game last year. They cover a range of topics, including Martha's career, starting a business, sports, wine, Martha's new skincare brand and much more. Check out The Roommates Show with Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart wherever you get your podcasts. See om
The $10 Million Gamble: Inside Super Bowl Advertising with PepsiCo’s Mark Kirkham
What makes a brand spend $8–10 million for 30 seconds of airtime? Martha sits down with PepsiCo Beverage CMO Mark Kirkham to reveal how Super Bowl ads are conceived, measured, and transformed into cultural moments that last far beyond game day.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
An Olympic Figure Skating Cheat Sheet with Johnny Weir
Martha is heading to Milan to dive into the wild world of Olympic figure skating, and who better to show her the ins and outs than former Olympic skater Johnny Weir? In this episode, Johnny breaks down everything we'll need to know about this year's competition: the big names on the American team, tricks and techniques to watch for, and—of course—how to travel to the Olympics in style.
Super Bowl and Winter Olympics Sneak Peek with NBC Sports’ Mike Tirico
The biggest month in sports is here—from the Super Bowl to the 2026 Winter Olympics—and one voice will be at the center of it all. Mike Tirico, the face of NBC Sports, joins Martha to preview Super Bowl LX, shares what to watch in Milan, and discusses which athletes are poised to bring home the gold. Don’t miss this behind-the-scenes look at the moments that will define the seaso
Clean Eating Doesn't Have to be All or Nothing with Jewelry Designer Jennifer Fisher
In today's episode, Martha is joined by "Queen of Hoops" Jennifer Fisher, whose jewelry designs have attracted celebrity fans like Jennifer Lopez, Rihanna, and Hailey Beiber. But, she's also expanded her business endeavors into the world of clean eating and healthy living with her seasoned salts and new cookbook, "Trust Your Gut." Jennifer and Martha discuss the evolution of a business and how to
More Than Glam: Chris Appleton on Hair, Confidence & Reinvention
You’ve seen Chris Appleton’s work on Kim Kardashian, Jennifer Lopez, and Ariana Grande—but his story goes beyond the red carpet. Chris joins Martha Stewart to talk about the journey from his humble roots in a sleepy English village to red carpets around the world. Along the way, he learned about beauty and the power of transformation, lessons he shares in his new book Your R
Can Peptides Reverse Aging? With Dr. Amanda Kahn
Peptides are suddenly a buzzword in the media and amongst certain wellness-minded circles, promising to help people sleep better, look better, lose weight, gain strength, reduce inflammation, and perhaps prevent disease. But without medical-grade testing to back up these claims, are they safe to use? Dr. Amanda Kahn runs a medical practice devoted to longevity medicine and joins Martha today to br
Zarna Garg Makes Martha Stewart Laugh
We are laughing out loud today with comedian and actress Zarna Garg. Born in India, Zarna started her career as a lawyer in Ohio. Since her second act in comedy, she has taken America by storm. She has appeared on The Tonight Show and Late Night, and has two comedy specials available on Hulu. Her first book, This American Woman, came out in early 2025 and became a New York Time
Glowing Beauty with Charlotte Tilbury
Dubbed “the Queen of Glow,” Charlotte Tilbury knows more than anyone how powerful it can be when one looks and feels their best. From her early days as a makeup artist to the stars to her current ranking as a globally recognized beauty mogul, she’s prioritized giving clients and customers all the necessary tools to take on the world with confidence and grace. In today’s epi
Martha & Shawn Killinger, Unfiltered
In this podcast, Martha joins QVC host and podcaster Shawn Killinger on her show, 50+ & Unfiltered. Martha and Shawn have known each other for 17-years - since Shawn was one of the competitors on the television reality series, The Apprentice: Martha Stewart. Here, the two talk about everything from who are Martha’s best friends, what makes Martha cry, who was her first love, secrets to a
Life in Full Frame with Annie Leibovitz
Annie Leibovitz is one of the most prolific and acclaimed portrait photographers of her time. Her working relationship with Martha dates back to the time that Annie photographed Martha with a cow for the memorable “Got Milk” campaign. In this wide-ranging conversation, Martha and Annie go down memory lane and discuss some of her biggest photos from John Lennon and Yoko Ono to
The Making of Martha’s First Book: Entertaining
In this episode, Martha celebrates the re-release of her very first book, Entertaining. Nearly 43 years after its original publication, Martha sits down with some of the incredible people who helped her create the book – recounting some of their favorite memories and recipes, their best loved behind-the-scenes stories, and all the wonderful parties they catered. Find out what they love most
Andrew Ross Sorkin: What Can We Learn from America’s Biggest Financial Crises?
Martha welcomes journalist, author, and CNBC Squawk Box host Andrew Ross Sorkin to dive into his much-anticipated new book 1929. It details the real-life drama behind the most infamous economic crash in American history. Andrew brought some of his favorite juicy historical gossip to this conversation—from the scandalous letters he unearthed to the tycoon he dubbed “the Elon Musk”
The Right Tool for the Right Job with Jonathan Katz-Moses
Martha welcomes woodworker and YouTube creator Jonathan Katz-Moses, who turned a backyard shed and a single dovetail jig into KM Tools—a 33,000-sq-ft, direct-to-consumer company built on American craft and entrepreneurial drive. Jonathan’s smart, maker-first inventions (including a no-Allen-key adjustable countersink and a folding chisel knife) is revolutionizing the way people return
Hormonal Balance with Dr. Rekha Kumar
Do you know... hormones are essential chemical messengers that regulate various functions and processes in the human body? They influence everything from metabolism and menopause, to reproduction, mood, and weight. An endocrinologist is a doctor who focuses on hormones and the glands that produce them. Martha's guest in this podcast is Dr. Rekha Kumar - a board-certified endocrinologist who practi
Women's Health and Wellness with Dr. Caren Behar
What do you look for when selecting a personal doctor? Years of experience? Hospital affiliation? Expertise and specialty? Martha's latest guest began her journey into medicine as a young student with a passion for science, biology, and the deep desire to impact the lives of others. With more than 40 years in practice and medical research, Dr. Caren Behar is changing the way women look at health a
The Secrets of Martha Stewart's Skincare
Everybody wants to know – what are Martha’s secrets for keeping her skin in glowing good health? In this episode, she introduces her partner in her new skincare business, Elm Biosciences, Dr. Dhaval Bhanusali, to talk about the science behind their new products, five years in the making, as well as skincare essentials, myths and misconceptions. They are joined by Dr. Raja Sivamani and
The Craft of Hospitality with Jody Williams & Rita Sodi
In this episode, Martha heads to a leafy corner of New York City’s West Village for cappuccino and conversation with acclaimed chef-restaurateurs Jody Williams and Rita Sodi. Together, they reflect on their devotion to the handmade, the heirloom, and the hyper-local in their celebrated restaurants, bars, and shops. Their empire shows how craftsmanship, curiosity and “10,000 daily detai
Sheila Berger: Art, Nature, and a Life in Motion
Artist Sheila Berger joins Martha to explore how a lifelong fascination with birds has taken flight in her public art, including her enormous stainless-steel bird on New York City’s Governors Island. The longtime friends discuss Sheila’s distinctive encaustic paintings, her powerful Hand Project, and the power of public art. They trace Sheila’s journey from her modeling career to
Dr. Oz on Medicare & Medicaid at 60 years
In observance of the 60th birthday of Medicare and Medicaid Services, Martha interviews Dr. Mehmet Oz, the newly appointed head of these foundational healthcare programs. They discuss the history of Medicare and Medicaid, national concerns about the rising costs of prescription drugs, and the potential for AI to help modernize care and improve access, especially in rural areas. Dr. Oz explain
Inside the Golden Age of media with Graydon Carter
Graydon Carter has the great gift of making his readers feel like insiders in the powerful and glamorous worlds he has covered, notably as the editor of Vanity Fair. He talks to Matha about his new book, When the Going was Good, which shares the stories behind the stories, from uncovering the mystery of the “Deep Throat” source to covering the OJ Simpson trial. Hear these veteran magaz
20 garden questions with Martha Stewart and Threads
In celebration of Martha Stewart’s Gardening Handbook, her 101st book published this spring, and in partnership with Threads, comes this one-of-a-kind live audience podcast recording. Martha shares her signature gardening advice, from practical tips to delightfully candid takes, for beginners and seasoned green thumbs alike. In this special episode, Martha answers 20 questions sourced from h
The Fun of Gardening with Jameela Jamil
The fiercely hilarious actress and activist Jameela Jamil claims she doesn’t have a green bone in her body. But fear not. In this hilarious live podcast recorded at the New York Botanical Garden, Martha shares some beginner gardening tips, showing Jameela that there’s a place in the garden for everyone. Be prepared to laugh and learn. This episode is brought to you by Miracle-Gro
Protecting Your Eyesight with Dr. Christina Prescott
Dr. Christina Prescott, an ophthalmologist at NYU Langone and ocular expert, is helping patients get amazing results from new technologies in lenses. In this episode, Dr. Prescott dives into this under-discussed subject, unveiling the fascinating science behind the eye, and the do’s and don'ts of caring for your own. Screen time, sun protection, diet – which factors really matter? Tune
Tribute to Las Vegas Queen Elaine Wynn
In this bonus episode, excerpts from a previously unpublished interview with the legendary Las Vegas entrepreneur Elaine Wynn. Elaine helped shaped the creation of the modern Las Vegas, as it evolved from the Rat Pack to Adele, mega-resorts and celebrity chefs. Elaine will be missed. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Texas, tequila, and all-things BBQ with Glen Powell
Hollywood’s lead man of the moment, a screenwriter, producer, businessman, and entertainer - Glen Powell does it all. To celebrate the launch of his new, affordable and all-organic condiment line, Smash Kitchen, Glen and Martha sit down to sample the spicy, sweet and smoky sauces. Listen along for a tasty exploration of Glen’s work in Hollywood, his belief in making healthy food access
Building an enduring fashion brand with the legendary Mickey Drexler
Mickey Drexler, “the man who dressed America,” dominated American fashion as CEO of Gap and J. Crew, creating Old Navy and Madewell along the way. He’s also one of the business leaders Martha admires the most. Between the two of them, they have decades of experience in retail, and billions of dollars in sales. Today they talk about his successes and challenges, and cre
The wild and beautiful world of florist Emily Thompson
Floral designer Emily Thompson has a very different vocabulary from many florists: she creates thickets, heaps, vapors, gusts and gales, using birds, beasts, branches, trees and flora. Her creations for runway fashion shows, gala events and the White House evoke meadows, forests and fields. Fifteen years after her disruptive arrival on the floral scene, she has published a book documenting her wor
Playing a Boss with Kate Hudson
Martha and Kate Hudson, the beloved actress of the 2000s rom-com genre, are the energy we all need right now. Hot off the release of her new Netflix series, Running Point, Kate joins Martha in the studio to reflect on her active and successful career as an actress, singer, businesswoman, podcaster, and mother. They also discuss Kate’s work with Mindy Kaling, and the evolution of a creat
Creating stunning landscape designs with Fernando Wong & Tim Johnson
Fernando Wong, a landscape designer and Martha’s co-star on the HGTV show, Clipped, is known for consistent, inspired vision throughout his work. In a conversation between friends, Martha sits down with Fernando and Tim Johnson, his husband and business partner. They explore how Fernando fills landscapes with miniature outdoor “rooms” and timeless elegance. They also discuss
Taking chances and aging gracefully with Pamela Anderson
Pamela Anderson, the beloved Baywatch actress and model, has re-invented her career through a memoir and Netflix documentary about her life, and an award-nominated role in Gia Coppola’s The Last Showgirl. In a candid interview for Elle magazine, Martha talks to Pam about looking back on decisions, pushing the boundaries (of a career), and lessons learned from a life in the limelight. Listen
Wildfire Animal Rescue Response with Pasadena and San Diego Humane Societies
Amongst the heartbreaking devastation of the Los Angeles wildfires this year, thousands of animals have been impacted. Today, Martha talks to Dia DuVernet, President and CEO of Pasadena Humane Society, and Dr. Gary Weitzman, President & CEO of San Diego Humane Society; two organizations that have been working, along with many others, to save dogs and cats, and also goats, tortoises, goldfish,
Crushing it with Serial Entrepreneur Emma Grede
Emma Grede is no stranger to hard work – from her first newspaper route at age 13, to the talent and marketing agency she launched at 26, and her hand in the wildly successful Good American and SKIMS brands, Emma is not afraid of the hustle. Fresh from the launch of her newest brand, Off Season, with Kristin Juszczyk, she talks to Martha to talk about building a business - finding talent, li
Winning at Travel with Brian Kelly “The Points Guy”
Brian Kelly – better known as “The Points Guy” - is one of the leading experts on travel and mastering the game of the $26 billion global loyalty rewards business reward business. Just in time for the holiday season, he shares essential tips for making travel more comfortable and enjoyable, the best apps and card services to help anyone earn more reward points, and the secrets of
Martha Stewart Live at iHeart: “Living is a Limitless Subject Matter.”
Bob Pittman, CEO and Chairman of iHeart Media, puts Martha in the interview seat this week on his “Math & Magic” podcast, giving these longtime friends and business peers a chance to catch up. Bob sat down with Martha for an intimate live recording at iHeartMedia HQ in front of 100 marketing, advertising, and branding executives. Celebrating her 100th book, Martha: The Cookbook: 100 Favorite R
Kitchen Science with Martha and America’s Test Kitchen’s Dan Souza
On today’s episode, Martha goes on the road to visit America’s Test Kitchen, where she sits down with its Chief Content Officer, Dan Souza. Following the publication of Martha’s 100th book, and America’s Test Kitchen’s 25th anniversary, the culinary experts dive into the science of cooking. How do kitchen mistakes sometime improve a great recipe? Why has America’s Test Kitchen determined that “col
The Making of Book #100
Martha’s career as a lifestyle expert began when she published her first book, Entertaining. This week, she published her 100th – aptly named Martha, The Cookbook. Here, she talks with the team who helped her create this groundbreaking achievement – about what it takes to make a cookbook, whether it’s your first or your 100th. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
How to Take Care of your Brain with Dr. David Dodick
Dr. David Dodick is a notable neurologist and the Chief Science and Medical Officer of Atria. He joins Martha to discuss the latest research about lifestyle interventions that help reduce cognitive decline, actionable ways to optimize your brain health, and when to be worried. He also shares tips for stroke prevention and explains why sleep is really the most important thing you can do for the bod
Winning is Everything, Stupid! with James Carville and Matt Tyrnauer
With all eyes on the consequential presidential election already underway, Martha talks this week to the famed political operative, James Carville, and the director of the new documentary about his work, Matt Tyrnauer. The documentary, called "Winning is Everything, Stupid!" chronicles how Carville has practiced a brand of old-school political gamesmanship from the 1992 Bill Clinton campaign throu
Comfort Food with Yotam Ottolenghi
Yotam Ottolenghi, like many of us, is looking for comfort now more than ever. The influential London-based chef joins Martha today to talk about his newest cookbook: Ottolenghi Comfort. These passionate cooks talk about the simple foods that comfort them and tips about the ingredients they use for them, from pomegranates to phyllo dough. Yotam also shares his insights on the how the Israeli cuisin
The magic of extra virgin olive oil for skincare with Furtuna Skin founder Agatha Relota Luczo
Thousands of years ago, Cleopatra used olive oil to keep her skin beautiful. Today, Agatha Relota Luczo has created a “clean” beauty business based on this common kitchen ingredient. The model and entrepreneur uses fruit from the ancient olive trees on her Sicilian farm (the oldest is more than 1,000 years old!) to make Furtuna Skin's organic skincare products. From her daily shot of extra virgin
Working 9 to 5 and beyond with Dolly and Rachel Parton
In today’s episode, Martha sits down with two sisters from a multi-talented family, the incomparable Dolly Parton and her sister Rachel Parton, a successful musician, actress, and the co-author of “Good Lookin’ Cookin” with Dolly. Martha, Dolly and Rachel share a mutual admiration, a love for cooking, and a wealth of knowledge about carving out success as a woman in the public eye. Listen here as
Hormones and Women’s Health with Gynecologic Expert Dr. Elizabeth Poynor
Hormones and their role in women’s health have long been understudied, misunderstood, and controversial. Following a new interpretation of the landmark Women’s Health Initiative study, the subject is under discussion more than ever. Dr. Elizabeth Poynor is here to share her expertise. An Ivy League-educated and heavily credentialed surgeon and gynecologic oncologist, her work has been dedicated to
The softer side of House of Cards’ actor Michael Kelly
Michael Kelly has played scores of CIA agents, political operatives, and military personnel during his prolific acting career. From roles like Doug Stamper in House of Cards to Byron Westfield in Lioness, the actor has perfected a steely gaze and great monologues. But even though Michael says “you’d never know I have teeth” by watching those characters, Martha knows another side of him – a prolifi
"I've Tried Being Nice" with author Ann Leary
This week, Martha talks to best-selling author Ann Leary about letting go of the need to be “nice,” a subject Ann explores in the title essay of her new book, “I’ve Tried Being Nice.” Following a passive-aggressive neighborhood squabble, this wry, witty author made the abrupt decision to stop being a people pleaser. She shares with Martha how that came about, plus how she works at her writing and
WUF (with u forever) co-founders Clint Misamore and Joe Petrillo
For Clint Misamore and Joe Petrillo, marketing is the intersection of storytelling, hospitality and impact. They co-founded WUF, a platform for uniting pet lovers worldwide. They also have a long history of creating marketing campaigns for Martha. On today’s episode, they talk about creating viral hits for Tito’s Vodka and Liquid Death, and share stories about their Artic Circle expedition with Ma
Health Nut author Jess Damuck
Jess Damuck spent a decade cooking for Martha Stewart’s magazines and television shows, launching a culinary career that included cooking for Snoop Dogg and publishing the best-selling cookbook Salad Freak.Her latest book, Health Nut, reflects the influences of her California lifestyle and aims to make “hippie health food” appealing for all. She catches up with her former boss Martha in this conve
Skincare, Part 3 – The Business of Skincare with John Demsey
This week, Martha turns her attention to the business of beauty in a conversation with industry veteran John Demsey. Demsey, who spent 30 years leading brands at Estée Lauder, developed MAC Cosmetics into a global powerhouse and was the force behind Tom Ford’s expansion into fragrance and cosmetics. He loves the legacy brands, he supports the newcomers, and he understands why we can’t get enough o
Skincare Part 2 - The Science Behind Skincare with Dr. Dhaval Bhansuali
Today’s episode continues the conversation about skincare from our first episode this season. Dr. Dhaval Bhansuali is here today to talk about the science of skincare. A board-certified dermatologist, Dr. Bhansuali is renowned for his work healing scars and his passion for formulating skincare compounds. This “doctorpreneur” has developed several businesses and is the expert behind Hailey Beiber’s
Mother’s Day Episode with Donna Kelce
In honor of Mother’s Day, Martha talks to Donna Kelce, also known as “Mama Kelce.” She is the mother of football stars Jason and Travis Kelce, the first brothers to play against each other as Super Bowl opponents in NFL history. Donna wore split jerseys to represent both of their teams, and became a media star in her own right, with Today Show appearances and national ad campaigns. Today, she shar
The Transformation of the Hudson River Park
Just 30 years ago, Manhattan’s west side shoreline was marked by decaying piers and dilapidated buildings left when the shipping industry moved out of the city. Today, the Hudson River Park stretches four miles along New York City and the piers have become playgrounds, paths, concert venues, and places to bike, walk, kayak and play volleyball. Listen to the story of this unique park, and how a par
Half Baked Harvest entrepreneur Tieghan Gerard on authenticity
I had a chance encounter last fall with Half Baked Harvest creator Tieghan Gerard while she was in New York City. Starting in her early 20s, Teighan built a following amongst young social media users attracted to the rich, beautifully photographed comfort-food recipes she posts. She joined me on my podcast to talk about brand authenticity, weathering criticism, who owns a recipe, how to make piero
Jonathan Safran Foer talks about changing your diet to help the environment
Martha and author Jonathan Safran Foer share a deep interest in raising awareness about the harms of factory farming. They met years ago around that cause and then reconnected recently during a photo shoot at his home. Listen to them catch up about his latest books, visiting the Pope to talk about climate change, and how reducing meat and animal products in one’s diet can impact the environment.Se
Fab Food with New York Times Food critic Florence Fabricant
In 1972 Florence Fabricant was living in East Hampton and reveling in the pleasures of farm-fresh produce. There weren’t many careers in food writing at that time, but she forged one, and is now a prolific cookbook author and the longest-running food writer for the New York Times. For more than fifty years she’s been sharing new restaurants, recipes, food and wine with her readers. She joins Marth
Raising Good Humans with Parenting Expert Dr. Aliza Pressman
Dr. Aliza Pressman is a developmental psychologist and a savior for the parents who follow her work at the Mount Sinai Parenting Center and listen to her popular podcast, “Raising Good Humans.” Martha interviews her at the 92nd St Y about her new book, “The 5 Principles of Parenting,” which breaks down the science behind child development into just a few simple rules. Why is “perfect” parenting ac
Building billion-dollar ideas with entrepreneur Ankur Jain
Ankur Jain believes that business can solve real-world problems. It occurred to the young entrepreneur that millions of renters spend the largest portion of their budget on rent - but can’t build lasting value off that money. His solution? Bilt Rewards, which lets tenants earn points on their rent that can be used for travel and other purchases – and helps them build a path to homeownership. Ankur
Finding Your Best Face with Dermatologist Dr. Dan Belkin
Martha has heard the questions about her cover images and selfies - what does she do to keep her face healthy, youthful, and glowing? Dr. Dan Belkin, a board-certified dermatologist at New York Dermatology Group, joins Martha for a frank conversation about taking care of your skin and body. Botox, fillers, retinols, skin tighteners, lasers - Dr. Belkin debunks the myths and dissects the science be
Elon Musk, Steve Jobs and what makes genius tick with Walter Isaacson
Are innovators always difficult to work with? What kind of person can create disruptive change? Walter Isaacson is a student of history with a focus on geniuses, from Albert Einstein to Leonardo da Vinci. The former Time magazine editor followed Elon Musk for three years to report that best-selling biography, as he did with Steve Jobs before him. Martha talks to Isaacson about watching genius up c
Thanksgiving Hotline
In this special holiday bonus episode, Martha and her culinary experts field your most pressing Thanksgiving questions. We asked our followers on Instagram, X, and TikTok to send in their Thanksgiving meal planning questions. Ideas for the turkey - or turkey alternatives? Make-ahead sides? Perfect mashed potatoes? Martha, along with Thomas Joseph and Sarah Carey, have you covered. Listen here for
How Loneliness Can Impact Your Health – and What You Can Do About It with Dr. Vivek Murthy
It is widely known that smoking and obesity can lead to chronic disease and death, but do you know that loneliness can be equally detrimental to your health? Dr. Vivek Murthy, Surgeon General of the United States, is here to talk about the epidemic he is most concerned about right now - the epidemic of loneliness and isolation. As technology increasingly enables us to work, shop, socialize and liv
The Case for a Vegan-ish Lifestyle with Daniel Humm
Daniel Humm is by all accounts one of the most celebrated chefs in the world: number 1 on the World’s Best Restaurant List, a decade-long streak of 3 Michelin stars, and a starry list of accolades for his kitchens. But after running a community food commissary during pandemic, he made the bold move to remove animal products from the menu of his acclaimed Eleven Madison Park. He talks to Martha her
Martha Talks
This week, Martha flips the script. Instead of asking the questions, she is the one fielding them. The fashion maven Fern Mallis, who created New York Fashion Week, interviewed Martha at 92nd Street Y in New York for “Fashion Icons with Fern Mallis.” Martha gets candid with Fern about family memories, her marriage, the parties that launched her career, her friend Snoop, posing for Sports Illustrat
Visiting Shondaland with Shonda Rhimes
Shonda Rhimes is the prolific and disruptive force behind Grey’s Anatomy, How to Get Away with Murder, Scandal, Private Practice, and Bridgerton - some billions of hours of television viewed. She broke records at ABC as a writer, producer and showrunner before becoming one of Netflix’s most successful creators. She talks to Martha about the secrets of making addictive television, the characters sh
Fashion Designer Wes Gordon’s Colorful Life
Fashion designer Wes Gordon has had a big month: he just presented his fifth collection as the Creative Director for Carolina Herrera at New York Fashion Week, and published a book that celebrates the brand’s obsession with color. At 36 years old, Wes is just getting started. He joins Martha to talk about what’s happening in fashion today, how he ascended to the top of one of America’s most iconic
Living the Good Long Life: Helping older adults stay independent with Dan Josebachvilli, maker of the Silvertree Reach medical alert system and Dr. Helen Fernandez, geriatrician and fall prevention expert.
In the 1900s, the average American lifespan was 47.7 years. Today, it is 78.8 years. 10,000 baby boomers turn 65 every day. In just over 10 years, 20% of the US population will be 65 and over. So, what are we doing to care for this growing population? The urgency around that question inspired Martha to start working with the Mount Sinai Health System NYC 15 years ago. Today’s episode will be the f
TV’s cops-and-criminals franchise king, Law & Order creator Dick Wolf
Martha spends her summers in Maine enjoying fresh lobster, nature hikes, boat rides, and quality time with family and friends like Dick Wolf. In this episode, Martha and the creator of the Law & Order, Chicago and FBI franchises take time away from their vacations to chat about their love for Maine, what brought them there, and why they want to preserve it. They also discuss Dick’s early caree
Word Play with New York Times Game Editors Everdeen Mason & Will Shortz
If you follow Martha very closely, you may know that she is one of the legions of puzzle players who obsessively play The New York Times’ word games. The NYT launched its famous crossword puzzle in 1942. Now, 81 years later, they are paying serious attention to the business of games. Sudoku. Wordle. Spelling Bee. Tiles. As the news organization grows its digital portfolio of games, waves of puzzle
Garden Advice with Ryan McCallister and Kevin Sharkey
Whether you're an apartment dweller or have an outdoor space, there are ways to exercise your green thumb. In this episode, Martha talks with two people who share her passion for gardening; her head gardener, Ryan McCallister, and Martha Stewart brand Creative Director and co-author of Martha’s Flowers, Kevin Sharkey. Ryan oversees Martha's extensive gardens in his job. Kevin works with plants at
The World Through Art with New York Times Critic Jason Farago
What’s the value in traveling to the Louvre to see the Mona Lisa in person when today, anyone with an internet-friendly device can have access to a high-resolution image? Why go to Amsterdam for a Johannes Vermeer exhibit when Dall-e AI can create credible fakes in just minutes? Yet, people flock to experience art up close, and New York Times critic-at-large, Jason Farago, has theories why. Jason
Kara Swisher on the Giants of Tech and the Future of AI
When Kara Swisher talks, Martha takes notes - literally. Journalist Kara Swisher has covered technology on every platform during an explosive era of innovation. As those innovations transform our lives at an exponential pace, Kara continues to call out the surrounding practical, ethical and political ramifications to listeners of her hugely successful podcasts “On With Kara Swisher” and “Pivot.” H
A Small Store with a Big Mission with Mike Geller
Have you ever contemplated starting your own business? How does a small, specialized business compete with the major retailers? Listen to Mike Geller as he talks to Martha about leaving his corporate job to get into the grocery business. He learned about agriculture during a journey in Botswana and an apprenticeship at Stone Barns, and launched Mike’s Organic, an organic food market and delivery s
Master of All Trades Nathan Myhrvold
Nathan Myhrvold is a voracious intellect: he enrolled in college at the age of 14, he has multiple degrees in mathematics, geophysics and physics, he helped build Microsoft as its Chief Technology Officer, and he has published 16 volumes of encyclopedic, visually arresting books. Martha is a longtime friend and admirer. She connects with him in his lab to talk about his latest book, Food and Drink
Great Homes & Good Neighbors with Stephen Sills
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