Amid Barack Obama's first presidential campaign, Michelle had a long speech to deliver to the country as the potential first lady. Robinson introduced his younger sister to the nation and afterward, hugged her. Obama expected him to say something along the lines of "I love you," or "I'm so proud of you." Not quite.

Michelle Obama and her brother, Craig Robinson, will host a new weekly podcast series starting this month featuring a special guest pulled from the world of entertainment, sports, health and business.

I worry about folks being out of work, and I worry about how we think about diversity and inclusion,” the former first lady said. Trying to find authentic, consistent joy in the midst of a reality that is relentlessly delivering devastating blows feels akin to finding a needle in an impossibly large haystack.

Appearing onstage at SXSW today, Michelle Obama never mentioned Donald Trump by name, but the former First Lady certainly tried to capture the tone of our times. "We know people are going through some tough times,

If you’re looking for hot gossip about Obamas’ marriage — or any marriage — the former First Lady’s IMO podcast is not for you.

Former first lady Michelle Obama is throwing her name into the ever-crowded podcast ring with a new series: "IMO."

Former first lady Michelle Obama is set to open up about her childhood in Chicago in a new podcast—revealing what life was like for her family living in a "small apartment" where she and her brother had to share a room.

Michelle Obama, the former First Lady and all-around powerhouse, has recently stepped back into the spotlight with her new podcast, IMO (In My Opinion), co-hosted with her brother, Craig Robinson. In the inaugural episode,

Michelle Obama and her brother, Craig Robinson, on Thursday gave South by Southwest attendees a glimpse of their new podcast, IMO – internet slang for “in my opinion.”