The Today Show: Sleep Insights, Grayson Murray’s Family, and Eric McCormack (Monday, February 24, 2025)

The Today Show

Monday’s “Today Show” is, tackling everything from sleep science to celebrity interviews. First up, Dr. Carol Ash tackles the age-old question: do women truly need more sleep than men? Ash will unpack new research and, one hopes, offer some practical tips for those perpetually battling the snooze button.

Later, the show shifts gears to the world of sports, presenting an exclusive interview with the family of the late golfer Grayson Murray. The segment will undoubtedly offer a poignant look at Murray’s life and legacy, perhaps providing a fresh perspective for fans.

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Switching from fairways to food, Dr. Ian Smith joins the fray to connect the dots between diet and specific health conditions. Given Smith’s approachable style, this segment should cut through the noise and offer viewers clear guidance on healthy eating.

Finally, for a dose of celebrity charm, Eric McCormack and Steve Amell settle in for a “Catching Up With…” segment. Expect the usual mix of lighthearted banter and career updates, providing a pleasant diversion from the more serious topics of the day.

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Also on tap: Dr. Angela Lamb offers “Retinol 101” for the skincare obsessed, Kara Liotta leads “Start TODAY: Stations,” and doubtless several other segments will vie for viewers’ attention. It’s the “Today Show” after all – something for everyone, whether you’re after medical advice, sports nostalgia, or just a glimpse of a familiar face.

The “Today Show” airs weekdays at 7:00 AM on NBC.

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