The Revolution - Its Up to You

I can't wait for the new show on ABC called "The Revolution".  I like when there are several host experts giving advise for living a better lifestyle.  I also love Ty Pennington, he is so adorable.   I watched a clip from ABC Good Morning America, where Dr. Tiffanie Davis Henry was talking about weight points of view.  She has so an energetic personality.  I know I'm going to enjoy watching her.  The show looks like its going to be inspring, enthusiasic, and practical.  Can't wait!

 

The Revolution is set to premiere Monday, January 16, 2012, at 2:00 P.M., ET on ABC Daytime. It focuses on improving your physical and emotional well-being, fashion, family, home design, personal finance, food, jobs and more. In addition to being a motivating and interactive resource for viewers at home, the show features a unique concept: each week one woman's five-month weight loss journey will unfold in just five days with daily results and a final transformation reveal on Friday. This show is your daily boost, whether you are looking for inspiration to accomplish little victories or you need a road map for a major change.

  Co-Hosts Ty Pennington will offer encouragement and support to help achieve individual goals, as well as share his design expertise to create an environment for a better life.  Style guru Tim Gunn will help viewers embrace their individual style to look and feel their best. The star and notable mentor of Lifetime's Project Runway,  Celebrity trainer and nutritionist Harley Pasternak will share his "make it count" mantra with tips on how to make healthy choices and incorporate fitness into everyday life.  OB-GYN Dr. Jennifer Ashton, a leading women's health expert, will address health concerns and share up-to-the-minute medical information.  Dr. Tiffanie Davis Henry, Ed.D, therapist and relationship expert, will guide women and couples to forge healthier relationships and explore the importance of emotional wellbeing.  Additionally, Michelle Singletary, Pulitzer Prize-nominated Washington Post personal finance columnist, will contribute weekly financial segments. Singletary is passionate about getting people to face their emotional roadblocks when it comes to money.