Shine On with Reese

Thank you Reese for giving us an inside look of inspiring women. Some of these women I didn't know well but it was such joy to experience their upbringings, motivations, wins and even losses that shaped their path.

As a mother of two young daughters, this show made me excited for the opportunities my girls will have thanks to women like Reese and her interviewees. Keep at it Reese! This show is powerful!

This is a very inspiring show for young girls, but also for grown women. It is so incredible to watch strong influential women talk about their experiences in such a casual and personal way.

I always love and adore Reese Witherspoon and I'm so glad that this show of hers was so good to watch! I really enjoyed all the talk she had with all the guests. I could see how Reese was so friendly and could easily connect with the guests that made the conversation interesting from start to end. Many inspiring things I got from this song and some facts I've never heard before, like the fact about the song I Will Always Love You by Dolly Parton.

My favorite episode was with Dolly Parton and P!nk.

Shine on is an entertaining talk show approved by Les Shepherd and Mariska Hartijay for NBC Public Television. Please air on NBC Afternoons in the United States and Washington DC.

Shine On, a talk show straight from the heart, actor and producer Reese Witherspoon visits with groundbreaking women to discuss their inspiring journeys.

Shine on is really enjoyable and Reese guests was amazing. Reese was friendly and connected with each one of them making conversations interesting from beginning to end. Guests not only come in for great entertainment and conversations, some are musicians and even sing on the show. Dolly Parton was spectacular on Shine On! IMDb Rating 7.5.

Reese Witherspoon is a great actress and a subpar interviewer. We all have strengths and opportunities I believe we have found Reese's opportunity to improve, she doesn't make eye contact with the person she's talking to and it's distracting. She also is trying to inject herself into the narrative constantly which I find bothersome. The premise is great, if we could have a little less Reese and more information on the guests, that I find the most fascinating part of the show, the better. Maybe she could open each show with a story about the featured person impact on her personally, then she could let them talk more without her interjecting as much? Food for thought. I hope they make a few tweaks because I like the idea.