The series features warm, one-on-one conversations with notable guests including acclaimed public interest lawyer Bryan Stevenson; late-night host, actor and writer James Corden; and actress and entrepreneur Jennifer Garner. Stevenson addresses how the truth will lead to racial reconciliation, Corden shares why he thinks America is in her “teenage years,” and Garner tells Corrigan how she inspires others to find their true passions.

A critical feature of the program is Corrigan’s idea to ask her guests for a “Plus Two” — two individuals they personally or professionally know, admire and respect, and who've influenced their lives. Bryan Stevenson selected Anthony Ray Hinton, who served 30 years on death row for a crime he did not commit, and Kim Taylor-Thompson, a law professor at NYU who advocates for reform of the juvenile justice system. James Corden chose Julian Bass, a young emerging filmmaker, and Janet Adderley, owner and artistic director of The Adderley School for the Performing Arts. Jennifer Garner’s Plus Two’s include SaRonn Mitchell, an early-childhood specialist with Save The Children, and Alexis Naim, a social worker and co-founder of the La Maida Institute. Through these additional interviews, Corrigan amplifies the voices of people who may be less well-known and presents some ideas of what her guests find important.