The Today Show: Jaws 50th Anniversary, Juneteenth Celebration (Thursday, June 19, 2025)

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The Thursday, June 19 broadcast of The Today Show sets its sights on history, health, and holiday celebrations, beginning at 7:00 AM ET on NBC. The centerpiece of the 7-9 AM block is a look back at the 50th anniversary of the movie Jaws, featuring behind-the-scenes stories from the iconic film that created the summer blockbuster.

Alongside the cinematic nostalgia, the show will present a personal health story from a young woman detailing her long path to receiving an endometriosis diagnosis, a segment designed to raise awareness about the condition. In observance of Juneteenth, the “TODAY Food” segment will celebrate the holiday and the culinary influence of the legendary Chef Edna Lewis. It’s a block that balances pop culture with significant health and cultural conversations.

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The 9-10 AM hour continues with uplifting and informative stories. “The Upside” will feature a program working to increase diversity in classrooms and another piece on a Houston project that transforms traffic control boxes into small murals. The business segment “She Made It” will focus on The StoryGraph, a book-tracking alternative to Goodreads. Fashion Designer Edward Armah is also scheduled to appear. To close out the food content for the day, Chef Kardea Brown will be featured in a “TODAY Food” segment, continuing the Juneteenth celebration. The entire morning appears thoughtfully curated to be both entertaining and substantive.

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