Episode 34: Tamron Hall

De: Michele Norris

Narrado por: Michele Norris

Journalist and Emmy award-winning TV host Tamron Hall talks about how her upbringing in the small, rural town of Luling, Texas, paved the way for her to follow her dreams of being on TV. She praises the many mother figures she had in her life growing up, and opens up about what Mother’s Day really means to her. Plus, we learn how to make her twist on a Southern classic —a Sock-it-to-Them cake.

Tamron Hall is a two-time Emmy award-winning TV host of her self-titled show, which was recently renewed for its sixth season. Before this, she was the first black woman to host the Today Show in 2014. She’s the author of her own cookbook, A Confident Cook, set to publish this year.

Find the episode transcript here: https://www.audible.com/ymk/episode34

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Other mother figures

It's such a coincidence that I just finished listening to Tamron Hall's 2nd novel, and then get this special treat! I really loved that the big cooks in her life were her grandpa and stepdad. and I loved that she paid homage to mother figures in her life. A really fun, intimate interview.