Amy's Table

Amy helps make your quarantine a little better with guest Celebrity chef and award-winning television personality Ming Tsai. Ming has taken teaching to a whole new level with his cookbook Simply Ming In Your Kitchen: 80 Recipes to Watch, Learn, Cook & Enjoy. Each of the 80 recipes – which can be prepared in 30 minutes or less - comes with a 10-minute video of Ming cooking the dish from start to finish.

Teenagers can be moody, unpredictable and withdrawn, all signs – for almost any other age group– of an emotional problem. Unfortunately just being a teenager is something of an emotional problem. The transformation from child to adult is like a reptile shedding its skin, says psychologist Gregory L. Jantz, author of “When Your Teenager Becomes … The Stranger in Your House”.

Amy chatted with Nina Simonds on the simplicity of many Asian dishes.

Amy chatted with Jessie Price and her expertise making One Pot Meals.

Amy chatted with Don Joseph Goewey on how to de-stress your life.

Pick up some basic cooking techniques with Amy and expert Jennifer Clair.

Stephanie O’Dea is a New York Times best selling author, award-winning blogger, and a mom of three and she likes shortcuts. A LOT. She shared her number one cooking shortcut in 2008 when she made a New Year’s Resolution to use her Crock-Pot slow cooker everyday for a year. That project turned into her award-winning blog, A Year of Slow Cooking. Here latest book is More Make It Fast, Cook It Slow: 200 Brand New Recipes for Slow Cooker Meals on a Budget.

Dr. Gary Chapman believes that unhappiness in marriage often has a simple root cause: we speak different love languages. While working as a marriage counselor for more than 30 years, he identified five love languages:Words of Affirmation, Quality Time, Receiving Gifts, Acts of Service, and Physical Touch.

Sharon Salzberg is one of the leading meditation and spiritual teachers in the world and is the author of eight bestselling books. A teacher for 40 years, she has been a contributing editor at O, The Oprah Magazine and has appeared in Time, Real Simple, Good Housekeeping, Self, Yoga Journal, More, and others. She joined Amy to chat about her latest book, Real Happiness at Work.

Stuck inside, Amy's got you covered. Her guest Rachel Hollis shows you how to create affordable meals presented so polished you'd never know their recipe's "lowbrow" origins.

Amy explores the world of Charcuterie with expert Michael Ruhlman.

Kids can sometimes feel distant. Dr Gregory Jantz explains how to stay close as they grow up.

Cooking doesn't have to be complicated. Amy leans how to simplify with Nina Simonds of Simply Asian Meals.

Amy chatted with Robin Mathers, author of Feast Nearby.

When it comes to baking, theres a little more than measuring correctly and getting the temperature right. Amy chats with expert Toni Lynn Dickenson.

Amy chats with Susie Middleton about eating green and feeling good.

There's more than organic vegetables on the 240 acres of Turner Farm, including a teaching kitchen for kids. Amy chats with Stephanie Michalak of Cincinnati's Turner Farm.

It's tax time. How are you saving? Amy learns some money tips from expert Leslie Greenman.

It's tax time. How are you saving. Amy chats with Donna Skeels Cygan about the Joys of Financial Security.

It's tax time. How are you saving? Amy chats with Mary Hunt about how to do it cheaper better and faster.