This Sunday, meet the moment.

Conversations with people who are having an impact in Washington and beyond.

I never thought in my 50s that I would be sitting in that chair doing that job.

I mean, how could that be possible?

Former Today Show co-anchor Hoda Koppi on stepping away from Studio 1A and how she's finding meaning in her next chapter.

I'm learning how to sleep again. I hadn't done that in decades. I'm learning new skills.

And I feel like it's my whole kind of be a beginner again era.

Plus, let them. You don't change other people by trying

to change them. You change other people in the world around you by changing yourself.

Best-selling author and podcast host Mel Robbins went from hitting rock bottom to having one of the

most popular podcasts in the world. It's emotional for you.

This is personal for you.

Yes, it's very personal for me.

I do not take it lightly that teachers and nurses and EMTs and, you know, are finding time to listen to something that reminds you of what matters to you.

And full plate.

For me, searching for my Ethiopian identity through food, through the place I was living in in Harlem, New York City, what would that taste like?

That was a journey for me.

Award winning chef, Marcus Samuelson, on his journey as an

immigrant in America. Do you think the American dream is still available to immigrants today

in the way that it was for you when you first got here? I think the American dream is alive.

You just have to fight and battle for it more than ever.

And defying gravity.

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