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Work in Progress with Sophia Bush

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  • Work in Progress with Sophia Bush

    BONUS: Austin Nichols

    2026-04-17 | 31 mins.
    Old pals Austin and Sophia keep the conversation going for an exclusive bonus chat. Learn what they were doing between takes while shooting "One Tree Hill" and the three-word rule the cast and crew lived by. Plus, Austin reveals some creative workarounds he implemented to successfully direct his first feature film and the surprises behind the songs on soundtrack.

    "The Long Shot" is available to stream on Amazon, Apple and Fandango now.
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  • Work in Progress with Sophia Bush

    Austin Nichols

    2026-04-15 | 45 mins.
    Sophia reunites with "One Tree Hill" co-star Austin Nichols to celebrate the directorial debut of his first indie film, "The Long Shot." While the two happily share secrets from their time on the OTH set, as they discuss his latest passion project, find out why they are both inclined to keep one filming location under wraps! Plus, hear what happened when Austin snuck into a sold-out theater to watch audience reactions to his film one night!

    "The Long Shot" is available to stream on Amazon, Apple and Fandango now.
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  • Work in Progress with Sophia Bush

    BONUS: Dr. Mary Claire Haver

    2026-04-10 | 12 mins.
    What if a few small changes—like how much vitamin D or fiber you’re getting—could dramatically shift how you feel in midlife? In this bonus conversation with best-selling author Dr. Mary Claire Haver, she shares the practical steps that can instantly make a difference. Plus, find out what every 30-something woman should know about perimenopause even before the first symptom.

    Learn more about Dr Mary Claire Haver's book "The New Perimenopause" here.
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  • Work in Progress with Sophia Bush

    Dr. Mary Claire Haver

    2026-04-08 | 42 mins.
    Hot flashes? Brain fog? Itchy ears? The symptoms so many women are told to “push through” or shrug off may actually be signals of a major biological transition we’ve barely been taught to understand.

    Best-selling author Dr. Mary Claire Haver breaks down the hidden chaos of perimenopause and why millions of women are being misdiagnosed or dismissed.

    Learn more about Dr Mary Claire Haver's book "The New Perimenopause" here.
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  • Work in Progress with Sophia Bush

    Congressman Ro Khanna

    2026-04-01 | 43 mins.
    What if the most dangerous threat to democracy isn’t hidden — but unfolding in plain sight? Sophia and Congressman Ro Khanna connect the dots between the Epstein files, ICE abuses, and voter suppression, arguing these aren’t isolated crises but part of a deeper “culture of impunity.” Congressman Khanna reveals what even lawmakers aren’t being shown and why public trust is collapsing in real time.

    With everything on the line, Congressman Khanna answers the trillion dollar question: what can we do about it?
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About Work in Progress with Sophia Bush

Work in Progress with Sophia Bush features frank, funny, personal, professional, and sometimes even political conversations with people who inspire Sophia about how they’ve gotten to where they are, and where they think they’re still going. These discussions stem from her "aha" moment of realizing you are allowed to be both a masterpiece and a work in progress, simultaneously.
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