This week on the season finale of In Fact, Chelsea is sitting down with best-selling and award winning author Jacqueline Woodson. They discuss her early inspirations, the importance and recent politicization of children’s books, the progress we’ve made towards equality and what’s next - in the publishing industry and beyond.

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This week, Chelsea is sitting down with award winning singer, songwriter, actress, and producer Kelly Rowland. They talk about Kelly’s early inspirations and growing up as a performer, the still male dominated music industry, motherhood, writing and what’s next in terms of achieving equity - in entertainment and beyond.

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This week, Chelsea is sitting down with Allyson Felix – the most decorated U.S. track and field athlete of all time. They talk about Allyson’s journey to Olympic and World Championship gold, her decision to become an advocate for herself and others, and what needs to happen next in the fight for equality – in the workplace and beyond.

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This week, Chelsea is sitting down with Admiral Rachel Levine, Assistant Secretary for Health for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and head of the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps. They discuss recent challenges in public health, particularly for children and teens, what it means to be a trailblazer in the field, and the progress that still needs to be made.

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This week, Chelsea is sitting down with Match Group CEO Shar Dubey. They discuss the state of women in business, the progress we’ve made (and lost), the impact of COVID-19 on women in the workplace, and what needs to happen next to achieve equality in this industry and beyond.

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This week, Chelsea is sitting down with veteran White House correspondent April Ryan – the longest-serving Black woman in the White House press corps. They discuss the journalists who came before her, the progress we’ve made (and where we have not), and what needs to happen next to achieve equality for women in this industry and beyond.

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This week, Chelsea is sitting down with Kara Swisher, a fierce reporter who has spent decades chronicling the tech industry–its successes, failures and blind-spots. They discuss the progress we’ve made (and lost), the responsibility of the industry and its leaders, and what needs to happen next to achieve equality for women in this industry and beyond.

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Throughout history and around the world, women have not only led the fight for women’s rights, they have played a vital role in nearly every movement for social change. 

This week, Chelsea is sitting down with Maria Teresa Kumar, founding president of Voto Latino, the leading Latinx voter registration and advocacy organization in the U.S., to look at women in activism – the progress we’ve made toward equality, representation, and what needs to happen next.

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This week, Chelsea is sitting down with soccer star and equal pay advocate Megan Rapinoe to look at women in sports – the progress we’ve made toward equality and what needs

to happen next.

Megan and Chelsea are talking on the heels of a major victory off the field —a settlement designed to bring equal pay to our US National Soccer Team women players after a years-long

fight led by Megan and her teammates. 

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This week, Chelsea is sitting down with world-renowned designer and activist Stella McCartney to look at women in the fashion industry – the progress we’ve made toward equality and what needs to happen next.

For more than twenty years, Stella McCartney has been running her own label and designing using environmentally-friendly practices and sustainable fabrics. From the very beginning, Stella has not used leather or any animal skin, feathers, or fur in her designs and she’s looked to reduce waste. Now, she is pushing the entire industry toward a higher standard of sustainable practice. And this month, Stella is debuting an outfit for the one and only Minnie Mouse. After almost a century wearing a dress, Minnie will be donning an original, deep blue Stella McCartney pantsuit – marking International Women’s Day and the 30th Anniversary of Disneyland Paris.

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This week, Chelsea is sitting down with award-winning chef Mashama Bailey to look at women in the food industry – the progress we’ve made toward equality and what needs to happen next.

Mashama is the executive chef and co-founder of The Grey restaurant and The Grey Market in Savannah, Georgia and two new restaurants in Austin, Texas. She trained in New York and France, and spent many years cooking at restaurants in New York, including Gabrielle Hamilton’s Prune. She was the first African-American chef to be featured on an episode of Netflix’s Chef’s Table, and she and her business partner John O. Morisano are the co-authors of the memoir-with-recipes, “Black, White, and The Grey: The Story of an Unexpected Friendship and a Beloved Restaurant.”

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