Episode list

New Year, No Clutter. Let's Be Clear kicks off 2025 with Organizational Experts Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin, co-founders of "The Home Edit." They join guest host Trista Sutter to offer advice on decluttering our homes AND our minds. Plus, all about the lives they are transforming as hosts of the new "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" on ABC.

Pacific Palisades resident Rachel Darvish went viral when she confronted Governor Newsom live on television. The wildfire victim takes over Let's Be Clear to share her thoughts on the destruction of the place she called home. This is her opinion and point of view on the catastrophic Los Angeles wildfires.

Like Shannen, Tracey Gold grew up a child star. But her 'Growing Pains' left some scars. An almost fatal battle with anorexia, being bullied on set, and dealing with rejection from an early age took a toll on Tracey. Today, she shares her connection with Shannen, her road to recovery, and the realities they faced as young women in Hollywood.

She was quoted saying she decided to 'keep her tumor,' today TV host Ananda Lewis gets real about how it all happened. The mother and activist now living with Stage 4 cancer shares an insightful list of things she wished she knew ten years ago. Plus, the one thing she hopes people STOP DOING before it's too late.

If you feel your relationship is on rocky ground, this episode is for you. Chynna Phillips managed to save her marriage to Billy Baldwin by breaking all the rules. Find out why she felt allergic to her Hollywood husband, and the moment she realized she was losing the love of her life. Plus - the Wilson Phillips singer reveals the biggest relationship mistake she made, and what the future holds for her and Billy moving forward.

Her monster kidnappers took nine months of her life, but Elizabeth Smart refused to let her nightmare as a young girl define her as a woman. In this episode of Let's Be Clear, she shares what she wished someone had taught her before she was taken from her bedroom as a child. Plus, her advice to parents on what to teach their kids about sexual violence. This is how to turn trauma into triumph.

Former Real Housewife of New York Dorinda Medley hosts an episode of Let's Be Clear that will have you smiling and crying at the same time. She shares her deepest thoughts on being by her husband's side until the day he lost his battle with cancer. Find out why she says grief is a gift, what the loss of a loved one teaches you, and the poem that helped her through the toughest time of her life.

We often hear about what happens when you're told you have cancer, but we rarely hear about the post-treatment realities. What your body looks like, feels like, and the emotional toll treatment has on your body and your brain from that point forward. Plus, the truth about your libido, the so-called cancer diet, and what you can do to find your old self again. Sara Sidner is co-anchor of CNN News Central, airing weekdays from 7am-10am ET. Dr. Elizabeth Comen is a renowned Oncologist and author of "All In Her Head."

When Shannen Doherty's cancer came back as Stage 4, she sat down with journalist Amy Robach on Good Morning America.She could have never imagined that five years later she would be on Shannen's podcast without her. Amy remembers the day Shannen bravely shared her devastating diagnosis with the world, and what Shannen said that made her heart sink. Amy also talks about the life-saving mammogram she received at age 40, and how she found out AFTER her double mastectomy that she had a malignant tumor that went undetected. Plus, a cartoon quote that Shannen shared with Amy that she thinks about to this day.

The date who never called back. The driver who flipped you off on the road. The job promotion you didn't get. You can't control the things that spark anger, but actress Daphne Zuniga found a healthy way to fight back feelings of frustration. A big believer in Voice Dialogue Therapy, she shares the practice of listening to AND embracing her many 'selves.'

When actress Diane Farr isn't filming on the set of "Fire Country," you can find her globetrotting with family and friends. In this episode, she talks about the healing powers of travel and the revelations it has brought in her life. Find out why her favorite trips have happened after losing a loved one, and how her relationship with her estranged father was salvaged through their shared love of travel. Plus, after visiting more than 100 countries, Diane shares the reasons for her 5-day travel rule.

Host and Wellness expert Brooke Burke remembers her friend and neighbor Shannen Doherty for who she really was, and not how she was portrayed in the media. From a cancer diagnosis, to divorce, to Malibu wildfires, the former 'Dancing with the Stars' host shares the challenges she shared with Shannen and what she does everyday to heal and help others find promise after pain.

Actress Marisol Nichols may have only appeared in one episode of Beverly Hills 90210, but her career crossed paths with Shannen Doherty on different occasions. From 'Friends 'Til the End,' to 'Charmed,'...Marisol saw Shannen shine on screen, and saw the passion she put into her advocacy. Today, Marisol shines a light on the dark world of human trafficking and explains how she helps rescue victims on an international level. From going undercover for law enforcement, to explaining how these criminal organizations lure kids in, to her advice on how to keep your loved ones safe...this is what you need to know, and what you can do to help fight sex trafficking.

After the recent heartbreaking headlines, actor Colin Egglesfield is ready to talk about battling cancer for the third time. The 'Something Borrowed' and 'All My Children' star details beating testicular cancer TWICE, only to be diagnosed with prostate cancer just when he thought the coast was clear. Find out why he hid his illness at work, how his health changed his goals and ambitions, and what he says men need to do NOW before it's too late. Plus, Colin is on a mission to support thrivers around the world with wellness retreats around the world.

You remember her from the late night infomercials of the 90s, decades later, fitness icon Susan Powter is still inspiring us to STOP THE INSANITY. Find out how the OG motivational speaker started the popular wellness movement when she was newly divorced and weighing 260 pounds. Plus, how she brought thousands of followers on board well before social media, and what she says NOT to do if you're looking to lose weight. Make sure to check out the New York Times Best-Selling author's latest book "And Then Em Died; Stop The Insanity, a memoir" out now.

Shannen Doherty was not included in the in memoriam segment at the 2025 Academy Awards. In this episode, "Beverly Hills, 90210" co-star Tori Spelling hosts her own special tribute as she celebrates the remarkable career of her lifelong friend.

Is there really such thing as being a 'BAD SURVIVOR?' Teenage cancer survivor and filmmaker Alex Dvorak says yes. From being a chemo kid to dealing with survivor's guilt, Alex takes us through the health roller-coaster that inspired her comedy 'Bad Survivor' which has become a film festival favorite.

Academic achievement, a lucrative career, and a beautiful family may sound like the American dream, but after reaching every milestone, Dr. Tiffany Moon still felt empty. Despite being a successful anesthesiologist, the Real Housewife of Dallas was numb when it came to finding meaning in her life. Dr. Moon talks about looking for joy in all the wrong places, and how she learned the hard way that happiness doesn't come from checking all the boxes. Dr. Tiffany Moon offers her prescription for finding joy through connection, and reminds us to stop equating success with what is in our bank accounts and our closets.