David Letterman & Michael Douglas -- Alec talks with late-night legend David Letterman. Letterman admits that for a good portion of the past 30 years he "didn't do anything else." Things have changed now; he has "no patience for meetings" and avoids making decisions on the show, preferring to save that energy to explore the world with his 8-year-old son. Visiting Michael Douglas at his New York apartment, the two dive into what makes a great director a smart producer, and why playing the villain is the much more satisfying part.

Adam Gopnik and his wife love cooking but cannot find compromise in their opposite stances on meat: well-done versus rare. David Chang is face to face with the head of the Michelin guide at his famous restaurant, Momofuko Ko. Lisa Lampanelli wants to jumpstart a healthier lifestyle with a visit to a wellness camp, but finds everything about it less than agreeable.

The Moth -- Adam Gopnik and his wife love cooking but cannot find compromise in their opposite stances on meat: well-done versus rare. David Chang is face to face with the head of the Michelin guide at his famous restaurant, Momofuko Ko. Lisa Lampanelli wants to jumpstart a healthier lifestyle with a visit to a wellness camp, but finds everything about it less than agreeable.

Hear an hour-long Kwanzaa celebration in story and song, again hosted by Madafo Lloyd Wilson. This year's program features youth as the special guest griots, reading their own original and traditional stories. Familiar and favorite elements of Griot will also be in place with plenty of music, and an original composition by the show's poet laureate, Beverly Fields Burnette.

Hear an hour-long Kwanzaa celebration in story and song, again hosted by Madafo Lloyd Wilson. This year's program features youth as the special guest griots, reading their own original and traditional stories. Familiar and favorite elements of Griot will also be in place with plenty of music, and an original composition by the show's poet laureate, Beverly Fields Burnette.