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  TODAY, October 7, 3rd Hour: Consumer Confidential: On the Money: Financial Tips for the “Sandwich Generation” | Colorectal Cancer Patient Hosts Podcast Through Chemo Treatments | The “Chicago Shows” on NBC 07.10.2026 36Min.

  We’re learning more about the “sandwich generation”, which is the time in life when you’re raising kids and helping out aging parents. Also, Comedian and Radio Host, Ron Bennington is finding laughter as medicine after learning he had stage four colorectal cancer in March. Now, he's been bringing his friends and fellow comedians into his chemotherapy sessions for his new podcast he’s calling, “Portcast”. Plus, The NBC shows “Chicago Med”, “Chicago P.D.”, and “Chicago Fire” are all premiering a new season tonight. And, Shop Today Senior Editor, Julie Ricevuto is sharing about unbeatable sales with prices up to 67% off.
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  TODAY, Pop Culture & Lifestyle October 7: Your Health: “Fourth Trimester Care” Program Providing Care for Parents and Newborns | One on One with Jeremy Allen White | Today Bestsellers: Prime Day 2 07.10.2026 30Min.

  NBC News’ Laura Jarrett is sharing how a new program out of Chicago could be a game changer for parents and newborns. Also, Emmy and Golden Globe winner, Jeremy Allen White is joining us in Studio 1.A. to talk about his new film, “The Social Reckoning”, where he stars as a Wall Street reporter. Plus, it’s day two of Amazon’s “Prime Big Day Deals” and we’re bringing you the best finds from beauty to fashion and more. And, Chef and Co-owner of the New York’s three Michelin-starred restaurant, “Le Bernardin” is bringing us simple recipes for nurturing the body and soul.
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  TODAY News, October 7: Christa Pike Regains Consciousness After Failed Execution | Russia Downplays Suspected Plague Case | Argentina’s Emotional Goodbye to Lionel Messi 07.10.2026 32Min.

  The latest from Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike’s legal team after she survived execution from two lethal injections. Also, President Trump is planning to call Vladimir Putin over concerns about the plague that may have escaped a lab in Russia. Plus, Lionel Messi is closing the curtain on one of the greatest international careers the sports world has ever seen, we’re sharing how Argentina celebrated. And, experts say Americans could face the highest prices for fuel in a decade – NBC’s Chief Consumer Investigative Correspondent, Vicky Nguyen is giving us tips on how to plan and save for future travel.
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  TODAY, October 6, 3rd Hour: Consumer Confidential: How to Screen and Protect Your Online Profile | Apple TV’s “Matchbox the Movie” | Catching Up with Anna Camp 06.10.2026 35Min.

  NBC News Chief Consumer Investigative Correspondent Vicky Nguyen is bringing us practical and tactical advice on how to enhance your online presence. Also, we’re learning more about the new Apple TV film, ‘Matchbox the Movie’ with stars Jessica Biel and Sam Richardson. Plus, we’re catching up with Anna Camp, known for her roles in ‘True Blood’ and ‘You’. Now she’s putting on her hosting hat for HGTV’s, “A Very Haunted Renovation”. And we’re breaking down the best deals for fall fashion, beauty favorites, home essentials, and more.
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  TODAY, Pop Culture & Lifestyle October 6: Today's Consumer: Best Fall Sales and Deep Discounts as Prime Day Kicks Off | Read with Jenna Pick: “Partita” by Barbara Kingsolver | One on One in Studio 1.A. with Mikey Madison 06.10.2026 31Min.

  Major retailers are launching lots of big savings for shoppers this season; we’re helping you get a head start on all your essentials for holiday shopping. Also, the “Read with Jenna” pick today is: ‘Partita’ by Barbara Kingsolver, which follows a classical pianist who, after losing her brother, embarks on a journey to put the broken pieces of her life back together. Plus, Mikey Madison joins us in Studio 1.A. to talk about her new, starring role as a Facebook whistleblower in, “The Social Reckoning.” And we’re highlighting some dishes that are perfect for the home chef with acclaimed Chef, Yotam Ottolenghi.
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  TODAY News, October 6: President Trump Continues Travel Blitz | Midterms by the Numbers | U.S. Officials Investing Death of Russian Lab Worker Studying Plague 06.10.2026 28Min.

  President Trump is reaching out to voters as control of Congress is on the line. Also, Steve Kornacki and Kristen Welker break down the big day in politics. Plus, a worker in a Russian lab that studies plagues has died, and now U.S. officials are monitoring. And – looking back at the life of prominent and controversial TV Evangelist Jim Bakker who has died at 86-years-old.
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  TODAY October 5, 3rd Hour: Today’s Checklist: How Men and Women Handle Cold & Flu Symptoms | Behind the Brand: American Girl | John Cena on Apple TV’s “Matchbox the Movie” 05.10.2026 36Min.

  With cold and flu season upon us, a look at how infections affect men and women differently. Also, Dylan gives us an inside look behind one of the hottest toys for four decades – American Girl. Plus, John Cena stops by to discuss his latest role in “Matchbox the Movie”, where he plays a CIA operative. And, actress Caitríona Balfe on her role in her upcoming film based off the Jane Austen novel “Sense and Sensibility”.
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  TODAY, Pop Culture & Lifestyle October 5: 20th Anniversary of ‘Domecoming’ Game | Ed Burns on “The Marlboro Road Gang” | One on One with Aaron Sorkin on “The Social Reckoning” 05.10.2026 31Min.

  Hoda Kotb sits down with New Orleans Saints legend Drew Brees on the 20th anniversary of the iconic ‘Domecoming’ Day, when the Saints returned to the Superdome following the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. Also, sitting down with Ed Burns to discuss his new novel “The Marlboro Road Gang”. Plus, legendary writer, director, and producer Aaron Sorkin stops by to discuss his eagerly-awaited new film “The Social Reckoning”. And, highlighting the best fall deals to stock up for fall and the upcoming holiday season.
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  TODAY News, October 5: Trump on Campaign Trail Ahead of Midterms | Cornell President Releases Video Statement as New Details Emerge on Sexual Assault Investigation | Mounting Plague Safety Concerns after Russian Lab Worker Dies 05.10.2026 29Min.

  As new polling suggests Republicans are facing an increasingly uphill battle in the Midterm elections, President Trump ups his campaign efforts. Also, Cornell University’s president speaks out for the first time on the heavily discussed 2024 sexual assault investigation as tensions on-campus rise. Plus, growing health concerns as news of a researcher’s death at Siberian lab after possibly being exposed to a pneumonic plague concerns health officials worldwide. And, Olivia Dean is accused of copying Bill Withers’ “Just the Two of Us”, in the latest example of artist taken to court over similar claims.
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  TODAY October 2, 3rd Hour: The Importance of Family Medical History | Bee Veterinarians Causing Some ‘Buzz’ | What to Watch 02.10.2026 31Min.

  On Today’s Checklist, how details on your family health history can matter for your own health. Also, a look at a first of its kind college program where students are learning to care for honeybees. Plus, a new lineup of movies to watch this month, with everything from Halloween horror flicks to a big screen adaptation. And, catch up with singer-songwriter Alex Warren on his whirlwind journey and his second studio album ‘Wild Child.’
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  TODAY, Pop Culture & Lifestyle October 2: Health Tips for Women | PopStart 02.10.2026 8Min.

  Dr. Jennifer Ashton helps fill in some gaps in the women’s health conversation, sharing tips for women on everything from menopause to fiber, to heart health. Plus, your pop culture news.
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  TODAY News, October 2: Mounting Protests at Cornell | FlyDubai Plane Attack Investigation | Expedition to Find Earhart’s Missing Plane 02.10.2026 31Min.

  Governor Kathy Hochul named New York Attorney General Letitia James as special prosecutor in the sexual assault investigation at Cornell University, while protests continue to grow on campus. Also, new developments surrounding the suspected terror attack on a passenger plane bound for Israel. Plus, scientists who believe they've discovered the location of Earhart's long-lost wreckage are about to begin a long journey to find it. And, huge crowds line up for Halloween’s hottest accessory — the Trader Joe’s mini totes.
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  Common Ground: What It Means to Love Your Neighbor in 2026 01.10.2026 26Min.

  Common Ground is an NBC News franchise that brings together leaders with different perspectives to find common ground on issues that matter most to Americans. Recently, TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie sat down with her longtime pastor, Michael Rudzena, and Arthur C. Brooks, author of “The Meaning of Your Life,” for a conversation about what it means to love your neighbor in today’s world. Common Ground is sponsored by Comcast.
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  TODAY, October 1, 3rd Hour: Consumer Confidential: Freebies for October | Pink Power: Latest in Breast Cancer | Shop Today: Best Toy Awards 01.10.2026 32Min.

  NBC News Chief Consumer Investigative Correspondent Vickie Nguyen is bringing us a list of fun, food, and festivities that won't cost you a penny. Also, we're hearing from Today Lifestyle Contributor, Jill Martin, about her journey battling breast cancer, and Mount Sinai New York Chief Breast Cancer Surgeon, Dr. Elisa Port to talk about the next steps and treatment after diagnosis. Plus, Shop Today editors are unveiling their first ever "Best Toy Awards", and we're looking at the list of toys that won. And, we're learning about the ultimate fall reading list with bestselling author, Ana Huang.
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  TODAY, Pop Culture & Lifestyle October 1: Pink Power: Amanda Peet Shares Her Breast Cancer Story | Winnie the Pooh Turns 100 | Today Bestsellers: Early Prime Day Deals 01.10.2026 32Min.

  October marks the start of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and in our Pink Power series, actress and breast cancer survivor, Amanda Peet is sharing her story. Also, we're hearing about the history of Winnie the Pooh who is celebrating a major milestone, turning 100 this month. Plus, we're a week away from Amazon Prime, "Shop Today"; fashion and lifestyle contributor Chassie Post is sharing the best early deals. And, we're getting game day ready with a recipe for one-pot garlic mac and cheese.
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  TODAY News, October 1: Tennessee Inmate Alive After Failed Execution | Passengers Speak Out After Violent Incident on Israel-Bound Flight | Four NASA Astronauts Headed to Space 01.10.2026 31Min.

  Only woman on Tennessee’s death row, Christa Pike, survived two-doses of a lethal injection. Also, we're hearing from passengers who managed to take control of a plane headed to Israel after one pilot stabbed another in an apparent attempt to crash the plane. Plus, four NASA astronauts are preparing to launch a mission to the International Space Station. And, the debate over wearing shoes inside the home.
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  TODAY, September 30, 3rd Hour: She Made It: Paintersland Sisters | Catching Up with Joseph Zada | Men's Fall Fashion 30.09.2026 36Min.

  Hayley Painter and Stephanie Painter, who have a family dairy farm and are the sisters behind the brand Skyr Yogurt, are sharing about the new business. Also, rising young actor, Joseph Zada is sharing about his new role in the American classic, "East of Eden", based on John Steinbeck's novel. Plus, we're looking into this fall's top fashion trends for men. And, we're sharing home energy hacks as temperatures drop, and utility bills begin to rise.
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  TODAY, Pop Culture & Lifestyle September 30: Today's Consumer: Investigation Into Different Pricing for Consumers | Billionaire Ken Griffin Large Donation to Carnegie Mellon University | Steals & Deals: Fall Essentials 30.09.2026 29Min.

  NBC's Chief Consumer Investigative Correspondent Vicky Nguyen is giving us insight on how some companies are charging consumers for difference prices for the same products and services. Also, billionaire hedge fund manager, Ken Griffin is making a record-setting announcement with the largest-ever donation given from and individual to a university. Plus, we're giving you the latest on special fall-themed "steals and deals" for the chilly days and nights ahead. And, Legendary Chef, Daniel Boulud opens a new restaurant in New York.
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  TODAY News, September 30: Violent Incident Between Pilots Causes Flight to Divert | Millions in the U.S. Affected by Major Flooding | Latest on Lindsay Clancy 30.09.2026 32Min.

  A passenger plane carrying around 180 people to Israel was forced to make an emergency landing after a 'violent incident' between pilots. Also, major flooding from the Southwest to the Great Lakes causing emergency evacuations and fears that a dam could fall. Plus, Lindsay Clancy trail concludes with no retrial date set. And, a new GLP-1 drug helping obese and diabetic trial patients lose up to 21% of body weight.
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  TODAY, September 29, 3rd Hour: Consumer Confidential: Spam Calls and Travel Insurance | "From Start to Finish" National Coffee Day | Catching Up with Kat Cunning 29.09.2026 37Min.

  NBC News Chief Consumer Investigative Correspondent, Vicky Nguyen giving tips on how to handle everything from spam calls to travel insurance. Also, Al Roker takes a trip to Italy for an inside look at "Illy Caffè" to learn how the brand has turned coffee-making into a craft. Plus, Kat Cunning tells us how she's preparing to play an FBI agent on the new NBC crime drama series, 'Line of Fire'. And, New York Times Best Selling Author, Malcolm Gladwell shares about his new book, "The American Way of Killing", which delves into topics of gun violence in the country.