My Generation Season Two Show Index

Episode 2001: “Healthy Inside and Out”
Host Leeza Gibbons offers creative ways to being healthy inside and out. Pop icon Olivia Newton-John speaks on early breast cancer detection. Plus, the Mayo Clinic Diet will show you how to eat all the food you love and still lose weight. CNBC’s Maria Bartiromo helps keep you fiscally fit. And let your inner artist out with expressive drawing.
 
Episode 2002: “Better Safe Than Sorry”
Is it better to be safe than sorry? The big questions are asked. Is Big Brother Watching you? Is it time to start rating your doctor? How do I avoid those “work from home” scams? Plus, actor Dennis Quaid works to curb medical mistakes and superstar chef Guy Fieri has some creative ways of satisfying your cravings without tipping the scales.
 
Episode 2003: “Create the Good”
Host Leeza Gibbons introduces some amazing individuals who are healing our world. See how baseball legend Cal Ripken Jr. is still a hit on and off the field. Plus, a group of war vets visits the memorials built in their honor. A local Queens man feeds thousands of hungry men and women. And discover how clowning around can be a vehicle for good.
 
Episode 2004: “Second Chances”
Former Monkee Peter Tork jams and talks about life after the band. Meet an acclaimed brain surgeon whose hands weren’t always on the mind. Plus, a devastated town rebuilds using green technology. And discover a creative use for all that annoying junk mail.
 
Episode 2005: “What Matters Most”
Opera superstar Denyce Graves shares her voice with those who aspire to follow in her musical footsteps. Plus, remember drive-in movie theaters? The state of movie-going isn’t what is used to be. And Cheech Marin has a new passion that’s bringing him artistic acclaim.
 
Episode 2006:  “What’s Next”
Host Leeza Gibbons looks at how 50 can be a starting point for a new direction in life.  Actress Valerie Bertinelli talks about her career, marriage and struggle with weight. Meet a family of self-sufficient farmers who are living green in the heart of the city. Plus, a look at how one Nashville waitress is refocusing her life to make it in country music. And is plastic surgery the answer to a harsh job market?
 
Episode 2007: “The Work You Love”
Film director Rob Reiner takes us on a fascinating trip through his career. Career expert Kerry Hannon has tips on jumping into your second act of life. Meet a couple of retired doctors who are now making chocolate and living the sweet life. Celebrity chef Michel Richard cooks the perfect roast turkey. And join an elite team of first responders who love their job so much…they’re willing to die for it.
 
Episode 2008: “Hungry for Answers”
Host Leeza Gibbons reveals creative solutions to America’s hunger problems. Photographer Michael Nye reveals the faces of hunger in America. Discover a place where free food is served with a side of dignity. Plus, a group of young gleaners learn the value of a good deed. And The Sauce Boss stirs up hope.
 
Episode 2009: “Opening Doors”
Meet some extraordinary people who are paving the way for others. Actor Jimmy Smits unlocks the door for the next generation of Latino artists. A deconstruction company gives things and people a second chance at life. A local man rehabilitates ex-gang members and a marriage boot camp ensures couples are on the right path to a happy relationship.
 
Episode 2010: “No Boundaries”
Nothing can stop them now. Take to the floor with the Queen of Swing, who’s been jiving over barriers for decades. Meet a female umpire who is calling all the right shots. Fall in with an army-style boot camp for cancer victims and survivors. And take to the skies with a family of wing walkers.
 
Episode 2011: “Strike Back at Stroke”
Leeza Gibbons hosts this special edition of My Generation. Stroke is one of the leading causes of death in America. Find out if you are at risk and what you can do to prevent it. Go behind the scenes at a stroke comeback center that offers free rehabilitation to stroke survivors. Plus, Henry Winkler gets personal helping stroke victims.
 
Episode 2012: “Ties That Bind”
Host Leeza Gibbons turns to the special connections found in families. NFL star Bradie James plays tough on the field, but off the field he’s all about family. A Latino household keeps alive the tradition of raising Paso Fino horses. Plus, a family of fiddlers plays to the same beat. And Grandma gets a tattoo.
 
Episode 2013: “Follow Your Dreams”
Be inspired and follow your dreams with host Leeza Gibbons. Bestselling author Nora Roberts is doing what she loves. Ever thought about selling your stuff and hitting the road? One couple did just that. Take flight on an unforgettable hot air balloon ride. And what do cops and teddy bears have in common? More than you think.