Natalie Portman has captivated audiences since she was 12 years old — Oscar winner, Harvard graduate, global activist, co-founder of Angel City FC, and a woman who has never once followed anyone else's script. 

In this conversation with hosts Martin Luther King III, Arndrea Waters King, Marc Kielburger, and Craig Kielburger, Natalie is joined by her plus one — Lawrence Yanovich, one of her oldest friends and the man who first took her to Uganda, Ecuador, and Guatemala to witness microfinance changing women's lives from the ground up. Together they explore what it means to use your platform, your resources, and your relationships to build a better world. 

Together, they reveal how: 

• What you say no to defines you more than what you say yes to 

• Uncertainty isn't the enemy of hope 

• Great leaders get the right people in the room 

• Rigid gender roles don't just limit women  

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Mitch Albom had everything he thought he wanted — a Hall of Fame career as a sports journalist, fame, success, and all the ambition to match. Then came Tuesdays with Morrie, which gave him so much more than the best-selling memoir of all time — it gave him the roadmap to living a life with no regrets. 

In this conversation with hosts Martin Luther King III, Arndrea Waters King, Marc Kielburger, and Craig Kielburger, Mitch is joined by his plus one — Marc "Rosey" Rosenthal, his oldest friend since childhood and the man who has kept him grounded through all of it. Together they explore what it truly means to live a life of purpose, service, and second chances. 

Together, they reveal how: 

• Don't buy the culture — bigger, richer, and more famous isn't better 

• The best friendships are built on being useless to each other 

• Forgive everybody, everything — even if you're 100% right 

• Giving is the only thing that separates fulfillment from happiness 

• It's never too late for a second chance 

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Tracy Anderson is the fitness visionary and trained dancer, who turned her own wounds into the Tracy Anderson Method and revolutionized how millions of people around the world relate to their bodies.  

Just in time for Mother's Day, in this joyful and deeply moving conversation with hosts Martin Luther King III, Arndrea Waters King, Marc Kielburger, and Craig Kielburger, Tracy brings along her day-one plus one – her mother Diana, the dancer, choreographer, and dance school founder who first taught Tracy to move, to create, and to never give up. Together they explore what it means to build a life around the body, the community, and the love that holds it all together. 

Together, they reveal how: 

• Body shame can be the wound that becomes your life's work 

• Nothing replaces a parent's presence  

• Movement is medicine for the body, the mind, and the soul 

• Real community is built on showing up for each other 

• Love and movement are the greatest biohacks 

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In this My Legacy bonus episode, Sal Khan – founder of Khan Academy and one of the most influential architects of modern education – reflects on the mentors who shaped him and share his bold vision for a more human, creative, and accessible future of learning. 

He discusses:  

• Why creativity and empathy will define success in the age of AI  

• Reimagining education beyond grades, seat time, and standardized tests  

• The untapped potential in every student—and how to unlock it  

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Sal Khan Plus One: Learning Without Borders 

Sal Khan is the founder of Khan Academy — the free learning platform that has reached over 190 million learners in nearly 200 countries. 60 Minutes called him the world’s teacher, and the stories of lives transformed by his work make it impossible to argue. 

In this conversation with hosts Martin Luther King III, Arndrea Waters King, Marc Kielburger, and Craig Kielburger, Sal is joined by his plus one — Ann Doerr, chair of Khan Academy’s board and the woman whose early belief in Sal made it all possible. Together they explore what it takes to bet on a dream, what AI could give the next generation, and what it might take away. 

They reveal how: 

• What you model for your children matters far more than what you tell them
• The greatest gift you can give a learner is the dignity to go at their own pace
• True success means nothing without deep connection and purpose
• Belief in someone’s dream is worth more than any cheque you could write

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Joshua Fields Millburn – bestselling author, Emmy-nominated filmmaker, and co-founder of The Minimalists – built a movement that has reached over 20 million people by asking one simple question: What if less was actually more? 

In this conversation with hosts Martin Luther King III, Arndrea Waters King, Marc Kielburger, and Craig Kielburger, Joshua by his Minimalist co-host  — philosopher and educator, T.K. Coleman — as they explore why the clutter in our homes is rarely just about stuff, and what we find when we finally let go.  

Together, they reveal how: 

• Letting go of things creates spaciousness — and spaciousness makes room for what actually matters 

• The stories we tell ourselves about our stuff are what keep us truly stuck 

• Minimalism isn't about owning less — it's about living with intention 

• True fulfillment can't be counted, measured, or purchased 

Just in time for Earth Day, this is a timely reminder that living with less isn't just good for the soul; it's good for the planet.  

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Dr. Gabor Maté is one of the world's most transformative voices on trauma, addiction, and healing. He’s a physician, international bestselling author, and the man who has trained more than 4,000 healthcare providers across 110 countries to understand what the medical system too often ignores. 

In this extraordinary solo conversation with hosts Martin Luther King III, Arndrea Waters King, Marc Kielburger, and Craig Kielburger, Dr. Maté challenges everything we think we know about why we suffer and how we heal. 

Together, they explore how: 

• Trauma isn't what happened to you — it's the wound you're still carrying 

• Your body keeps a score your mind tries to ignore 

• Addiction isn't a moral failure — it's an attempt to escape emotional pain 

• The people closest to you trigger you most because your deepest wounds live there 

• You are not broken — you are whole, with something to heal 

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Bozoma Saint John is a glass-ceiling-shattering force of nature — the marketing powerhouse behind the world’s biggest brands, and now a breakout star of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills who is rewriting what it means to be seen on reality TV. 

In this powerful conversation with hosts Martin Luther King III, Arndrea Waters King, Marc Kielburger, and Craig Kielburger, Boz is joined by her plus one — her mother, Mama Aba, a two-time cancer survivor and the woman who gave her the foundation to walk into any room and refuse to be anything less than herself. Together, they explore how confidence, vulnerability, and a mother's unshakeable pride can shape a life of extraordinary impact. 

They reveal how: 

• True confidence isn't arrogance; it's having the knowledge of your own excellence 

• Grief can teach you urgency, and urgency is how you truly start living 

• Vulnerability isn't weakness  

• Showing up unapologetically changes the stories the world gets to tell 

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Originally aired November 11 

The season finale of Paradise airs on Hulu this week – and before you ask, no spoilers here! 

Instead, we’re bringing back this powerful conversation with Reverend Michael Beckwith and his plus one, Sterling K. Brown — one that goes beyond the screen and into something deeper: purpose, faith, and the life you’re meant to live. 

Reverend Beckwith, founder of Agape International Spiritual Center and one of the world’s most influential spiritual teachers, joins My Legacy alongside Sterling for a conversation rooted in spiritual insight, personal transformation, and the power of vision. 

In this powerful conversation with hosts Martin Luther King III, Arndrea Waters King, Marc Kielburger, and Craig Kielburger, they explore how faith, forgiveness, and vision can shape a life of meaning.  

Together, they reveal how:  

• Forgiveness frees you more than the person you forgive  

• Purpose begins when you stop chasing and start listening  

• Embracing the feminine helps heal a divided world  

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Originally aired September 30, 2025

In celebration of Women’s History Month, we’re revisiting one of our most powerful conversations about resilience, friendship, and the strength of women who lift each other up.

Entrepreneur and bestselling author Marie Forleo joins My Legacy podcast with her ride-or-die best friend Kris Carr for a raw and deeply personal conversation about navigating life’s hardest moments—and the power of having someone by your side through it all.

Join hosts Martin Luther King III, Arndrea Waters King, Marc Kielburger, and Craig Kielburger as Marie and Kris turn hard-won wisdom into practical tools you can use right now. Together, they share how their friendship has carried them through illness, family crises, and the pressures of building meaningful lives and careers.

Together, they reveal how:

• A simple mantra — “everything is figureoutable” — can help you face any challenge
• Fear and anger can become fuel for courage and growth
• A “friendship code” can transform how you show up in moments of crisis
• Facing grief—not outrunning it—leads to real healing
• Long-term love thrives when you celebrate differences instead of trying to erase them

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In Part 1, he named the addiction. In Part 2, he asks the deeper question: What’s the way out? 

Clinical psychologist, body-based trauma expert, and author of Addicted to Drama, Dr. Scott Lyons returns with hosts Martin Luther King III, Arndrea Waters King, Marc Kielburger, and Craig Kielburger to explore how we break free from a culture fueled by urgency, outrage, overstimulation, and loneliness. 

Joined again by his lifelong friend Nicole Asselin, Scott unpacks the difference between trauma bonding and drama bonding, the physiological cost of our attentional economy, and why shared stress can either heal us or hook us. 

Together, they explore: 

• The critical difference between trauma bonding and drama bonding 

• How social media and the “attention economy” fuel stress addiction 

• Why loneliness is more dangerous than we realize 

• The body-based practices that help regulate overstimulation 

• How service and shared purpose can interrupt the chaos cycle 

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