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New season of ‘The Jennifer Hudson Show' continues Monday with Jimmy Kimmel

‘The Jennifer Hudson Show' airs weekdays at 3 p.m. on CBS 6

Ar’miah Gilchrist, a Prince George County girl who has become a social media darling, was recently surprised on "The Jennifer Hudson Show."

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Don't miss an all-star lineup of guests on the third season of "The Jennifer Hudson Show" weekdays at 3 p.m. on CBS 6. This new season brings a renewed focus on positivity, joy and inspiration.

Monday, October 7

The one and only Jimmy Kimmel from “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” stops by the show.

Tems sits down for a chat and also performs a song from her album “Born in the Wild.”

Jennifer then welcomes Dr. Brian Rambarran, a urologist from Buffalo, New York, who is also a dedicated pilot. Once a month, Dr. Rambarran flies rescue missions to save animals, with a viral video of him unloading puppies garnering millions of views. For the past 12 years, he’s been rescuing dogs from kill shelters and euthanasia lists in Asheville, North Carolina, and transporting them to Nickel City Canine Rescue in Buffalo. As a urological cancer surgeon, he saves lives — and he gives dogs a second chance at life, too.

Tuesday, October 8

Wayne Brady and members of his blended family, including Maīle Brady, Mandie Taketa, and Jason Fordham, stop by to discuss their reality series “Wayne Brady: The Family Remix.”

Khalid is here to talk about his album “Sincere.”

Jennifer also welcomes Claire Babineaux-Fontenot, CEO of Feeding America, the nation’s largest hunger-relief organization. Currently on the front lines of Hurricane Helene relief, Feeding America partners with food banks and local programs to provide food for those in need and advocates for lasting solutions to hunger.

WATCH: Jennifer Hudson surprises 11-year-old Virginia social media star

Watch Jennifer Hudson surprise 11-year-old Virginia social media star

Wednesday, October 9

Kristen Bell, Adam Brody, Justine Lupe, Timothy Simons, Jackie Tohn, and Sherry Cola join Jennifer to chat about their Netflix series “Nobody Wants This.”

Jennifer also welcomes Maria Niemetz from Ontario, California, in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and National Hispanic Heritage Month. Maria is an NICU nurse, grandmother, and breast cancer survivor. We’ll show a heartfelt nomination video from her daughter Rosanna and former daughter-in-law Cristina, both in the audience, and invite them to join Maria onstage. To top it off, Maria’s whole family, including her grandchildren, will walk out and surprise her.

Thursday, October 10

Josh Groban is here to talk about his nonprofit Find Your Light Foundation and its upcoming annual Find Your Light Benefit Concert for Arts Education.

Jennifer also welcomes William “Billy” Green Jr. from Harlem, New York. A proud Puerto Rican, Black, Italian, gay, and nonbinary teacher, Billy has taught chemistry and physics for over 20 years at A. Philip Randolph, a Title I high school. Named the 2023 New York State Teacher of the Year and Grand Marshal of the Queens Pride Parade, Billy’s passion for teaching, shaped by his experience with homelessness, drives him to serve underserved schools, as well as the prison on Rikers Island. He also co-leads the school’s LGBTQ affinity group and founded an LGBTQ youth support center in East Harlem.

Friday, October 11

Tia Mowry stops by the studio to chat about her reality series “My Next Act.”

GloRilla is also here to discuss her album “Glorious.”