Upcoming Katie: Super shoppers and amazing weight loss

Couric's talk show airs 4 pm weekdays on WISC, 9 pm TVW

Published On: May 30 2012 10:32:36 AM CDT   Updated On: May 20 2013 11:12:07 AM CDT
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This week, Katie Couric puts her shopping skills to the test and reveals a six-week plan to change your waistline.

On Monday's show, "Shred: The Revolutionary Diet" author Dr. Ian Smith talks to Katie about "shredding" the city of Atlanta -- including the mayor! Find out his six- week plan to change your waistline. Then, "The View" co-host Sherri Shepherd talks about how she slimmed down and took control of her life!

On Tuesday, Jenny McCarthy stops by to dish on her dating life, family, and to give health tips for after 40! and don’t miss Katie and Jenny going head-to-head in the "Truth or Dare" game. Plus, America’s favorite nanny Jo Frost comes armed and ready to help a family in crisis. Then, "Glee" star Jenna Ushkowitz gets a surprise from Katie!

Wednesday's "Katie" is all about money -- how to save it, stretch it and make it! Find out if you’re spending too much money on food, travel, and clothing. Katie gets tips on best deals from The Food Network’s Melissa d’Arabian and Consumer Savings expert Andrea Woroch. Watch what happens when Katie puts her own shopping and saving skills to the test! Plus, investor Daymond John of "Shark Tank" shares his business tips.

On Thursday's show, Katie salutes our troops and shares amazing stories from the front lines to the front door! The first female soldier amputee tells her story from the battlefield to the Paralympics. Then, the scars you don’t see solders fighting – PTSD. Plus, ABC News correspondent Bob Woodruff opens up to Katie on the injury he sustained while covering the war. And, one women’s crusade to help fellow soldiers at home.

Viewers looking to interact with "Katie" will have numerous ways to do so: Viewers are invited to interact with Katie via Facebook (Facebook.com/KatieShow), Twitter (@katiecouric) and on her website (www.katiecouric.com), so they can be included in the daily conversation.