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The Martha Stewart Podcast

In this episode, Martha celebrates the re-release of her very first book, Entertaining. Nearly 43 years after its original publication, Martha sits down with some of the incredible people who helped her create the book – recounting some of their favorite memories and recipes, their best loved behind-the-scenes stories, and all the wonderful parties they catered. Find out what they love most about working with Martha and what they’re doing now – four decades later. It’s a nostalgic trip down the memory lane that started it all. Be sure to listen. 

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The Making of Martha’s First Book: Entertaining

Martha welcomes journalist, author, and CNBC Squawk Box host Andrew Ross Sorkin to dive into his much-anticipated new book 1929. It details the real-life drama behind the most infamous economic crash in American history. Andrew brought some of his favorite juicy historical gossip to this conversation—from the scandalous letters he unearthed to the tycoon he dubbed “the Elon Musk” of the era. Andrew and Martha also revisit his first book, the smash success Too Big To Fail, to explore which lessons from the 2008 recession could help us navigate the uncertain economic landscape of today. Are we in a bubble right now? Will AI save us or destroy us? What will happen to all those soybeans? Tune in for Andrew and Martha’s takes on all that and more on this very special episode.

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Andrew Ross Sorkin: What Can We Learn from America’s Biggest Financial Crises?

Martha welcomes woodworker and YouTube creator Jonathan Katz-Moses, who turned a backyard shed and a single dovetail jig into KM Tools—a 33,000-sq-ft, direct-to-consumer company built on American craft and entrepreneurial drive. Jonathan’s smart, maker-first inventions (including a no-Allen-key adjustable countersink and a folding chisel knife) is revolutionizing the way people return to the timeless craft of woodworking. With 600k+ learners following along, Jonathan shares with his audience how calculated risks, patents, social media savvy, and small-batch 3D printing fuel a modern take on U.S. manufacturing.

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The Right Tool for the Right Job with Jonathan Katz-Moses

Do you know... hormones are essential chemical messengers that regulate various functions and processes in the human body? They influence everything from metabolism and menopause, to reproduction, mood, and weight. An endocrinologist is a doctor who focuses on hormones and the glands that produce them. Martha's guest in this podcast is Dr. Rekha Kumar - a board-certified endocrinologist who practices at the prominent Weill Cornell Medical Center in New York City. She's a leading voice in the field of obesity medicine and has brought her expertise into telehealth as a chief medical officer of Found, a resource for weight management. Martha and Dr. Kumar talk about the importance of hormonal balance and wellness, some of the most common hormone-related problems and conditions, and ways to restore hormonal stability within the body's systems. Take a listen.
 
 

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Hormonal Balance with Dr. Rekha Kumar

What do you look for when selecting a personal doctor? Years of experience? Hospital affiliation? Expertise and specialty? Martha's latest guest began her journey into medicine as a young student with a passion for science, biology, and the deep desire to impact the lives of others. With more than 40 years in practice and medical research, Dr. Caren Behar is changing the way women look at health and wellness. As a general internist and the medical director of the Joan Tisch Center for Women's Health, Dr. Behar treats a wide variety of conditions, with a focus on preventive care and health maintenance. She caters to the unique needs of women, consolidating annual medical and GYN exams, mammograms, bone density, medical subspecialties, women's orthopedics, dermatology, and cancer risk, all in one place. In this podcast, Dr. Behar talks to Martha about her approach to women's care, the latest advice on women's imaging and testing, the importance of mental health, and what she wishes all her female patients to know as they enter their later years. Be sure to listen. 
 
 
 
 

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Women's Health and Wellness with Dr. Caren Behar

Everybody wants to know – what are Martha’s secrets for keeping her skin in glowing good health? In this episode, she introduces her partner in her new skincare business, Elm Biosciences, Dr. Dhaval Bhanusali, to talk about the science behind their new products, five years in the making, as well as skincare essentials, myths and misconceptions. They are joined by Dr. Raja Sivamani and Dr Saranya Wyles, two of several hundred board-certified dermatologists who are on Elm Biosciences’ medical advisory board. You, too,can capture Martha’s signature glow! 

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The Secrets of Martha Stewart's Skincare

In this episode, Martha heads to a leafy corner of New York City’s West Village for cappuccino and conversation with acclaimed chef-restaurateurs Jody Williams and Rita Sodi. Together, they reflect on their devotion to the handmade, the heirloom, and the hyper-local in their celebrated restaurants, bars, and shops. Their empire shows how craftsmanship, curiosity and “10,000 daily details” can transform a street into a community. Listen in to hear the secrets behind their success. 

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The Craft of Hospitality with Jody Williams & Rita Sodi

Artist Sheila Berger joins Martha to explore how a lifelong fascination with birds has taken flight in her public art, including her enormous stainless-steel bird on New York City’s Governors Island. The longtime friends discuss Sheila’s distinctive encaustic paintings, her powerful Hand Project, and the power of public art. They trace Sheila’s journey from her modeling career to free-spirited exotic travels and an artist’s life at home at the Chelsea Hotel. It’s a rich conversation celebrating a life shaped by curiosity, creativity, and compassion.

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Sheila Berger: Art, Nature, and a Life in Motion

In observance of the 60th birthday of Medicare and Medicaid Services, Martha interviews Dr. Mehmet Oz, the newly appointed head of these foundational healthcare programs. They discuss the history of Medicare and Medicaid, national concerns about the rising costs of prescription drugs, and the potential for AI to help modernize care and improve access, especially in rural areas. Dr. Oz explains recent policy changes—including a $50 billion Rural Transformation Fund and new interoperability laws—while Martha raises questions about food quality, medical access, and how to keep Americans healthier longer. Their candid conversation blends policy insight with personal anecdotes that speak to the future of American healthcare.

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Dr. Oz on Medicare & Medicaid at 60 years

Graydon Carter has the great gift of making his readers feel like insiders in the powerful and glamorous worlds he has covered, notably as the editor of Vanity Fair. He talks to Matha about his new book, When the Going was Good, which shares the stories behind the stories, from uncovering the mystery of the “Deep Throat” source to covering the OJ Simpson trial. Hear these veteran magazine editors dish about the brilliant writers and photographers, the iconic cover issues, the media moguls and the expense accounts that made that era of magazines so extraordinary.

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Inside the Golden Age of media with Graydon Carter

With all eyes on the consequential presidential election already underway, Martha talks this week to the famed political operative, James Carville, and the director of the new documentary about his work, Matt Tyrnauer. The documentary, called "Winning is Everything, Stupid!" chronicles how Carville has practiced a brand of old-school political gamesmanship from the 1992 Bill Clinton campaign through today. The film looks at his longtime marriage to Mary Matalin, his partisan opposite, and Carville's mastery at shaping messages. Don't miss this timely and insightful discussion. 

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Winning is Everything, Stupid! with James Carville and Matt Tyrnauer

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