Steve Harvey talks with a struggling entrepreneur named Max who comes up with a creative idea to start a business selling customized cupcakes. Along the way, he learns valuable lessons about passion, perseverance, and the power of following one’s …
Steve Harvey talks about the topic of apologies and relationship dynamics. With his signature humor, Steve discusses the differences between how men and women apologize and the importance of genuine remorse. In a surprise segment, Steve welcomes …
Steve Harvey talks with Bela Gandhi (“Smart Dating Academy”) helps shine the light on whether it’s time to stay or walk away; stylist Lawrence Zarian reveals bold pattern looks and animal print accents that work for every day; a black pilot brings…
Steve Harvey talks with his panel of eligible bachelors to shed light on the challenges of modern dating. Then Antoine Patton shares his inspiring journey from incarceration to creating an app that helps children correspond with their incarcerated…
Steve Harvey talks with singer Bridget Kelly, Catt Sadler and Katy Colloton; Steve helps founders of That Suits You to dress men in need for success.
Steve Harvey talks with married couples share shocking truths and secrets to long-term success; a memory match game; a wheelchair athlete performs daredevil stunts and tells what inspires his drive to overcome all odds; an impatient dog honks a ho…
Steve Harvey talks with a former audience member; Wyclef Jean reveals plans to find and produce young musical talent and performs with a student prodigy; a pastor mentors, encourages and empowers single mothers who are transitioning from homelessn…
Rodney and Jann take a tour of Parke County, Ind., where its home to dozens of covered wooden bridges still in use today.
Steve Harvey talks with a self-taught teen pianist born with four fingers performs; Tone Bell (CBS’ “Fam”) reveals the one thing he has done that he can’t pull the plug on; honoring “Hall of Fame” dads.
Steve Harvey talks with Straight Talk Panel: Kimberly Caldwell-Harvey, Nina Parker and Katie O’Brien; four college roommates earn seats as judges in their respective states’ courtrooms; searching for love never got old for 78- and 83-year-old widows.