Ina Garten - also known as the Barefoot Contessa - is an iconic American cook, author, and television personality. Katty visits Garten’s home in New York for a conversation about success, failure, and how Garten became one of the most influential figures in the culinary world.

Katty talks with Dr. Anthony Fauci, who was America’s top doctor during the Covid-19 pandemic, about why he left the government and decided to become a university professor. Dr. Fauci also tells Katty about his work leading the US response to the AIDS crisis and opens up about how recent threats to his security have affected his day to day life.

Katty travels to the UK to visit Ken Follett, who is the author of dozens of bestselling novels such as ‘The Pillars of the Earth’ & ‘Eye of the Needle.’ Ken and Katty discuss his approach to writing, how he views his success, and what it was like growing up in a house where he wasn’t allowed to watch television or movies.

Katty travels to Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre in London to meet Hugh Bonneville, the actor who is best known for his iconic roles in Downton Abbey, Notting Hill, and Paddington. Bonneville talks about getting his start in Shakespeare, the surprising popularity of Downton Abbey, and what he’s learned from working alongside other great actors.

Katty travels to New York City to meet up with Misty Copeland, the iconic ballerina who became the first African-American woman to achieve the role of Principal Dancer at the American Ballet Theatre. The two of them spoke on stage at Lincoln Center about Copeland’s status as a trailblazer, how she copes with injuries and setbacks, and what she hopes to achieve in the next phase of her career.