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Oprah sits down with Jimmy Carter, the international humanitarian, Nobel Peace Prize winner and 39th president of the United States, for a conversation about faith, spirituality, national issues and how his global influence grew after he left office.
As the first evangelical Christian elected president, President Carter opens up about his faith while in the White House and how it guided him in many of his crucial decisions. Never afraid to speak his mind, he shares his views on controversies and current headlines affecting America today. He also talks about what he's learned since leaving the Oval Office, and shares lessons from his nearly 70-year marriage to former first lady Rosalynn Carter.
Short segment- Breathing Space: Featuring Jimmy Carter's painting and artwork.
Oprah sits down for another eye-opening conversation with research professor and New York Times best-selling author Brené Brown to continue the global conversation she ignited about courage, vulnerability, shame and worthiness.
Short segment- 'Original Short' by John Chester at Apricot Lane Farms titled "Meet Poodle Roo the Rising Strong Rooster"
Oprah sits down with 18-year-old Nobel Peace Prize recipient and Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai to discuss her spirituality, her mission to educate girls around the world and how she has thrived following the Taliban's attempt on her life.
Oprah sits down with religious scholar, psychotherapist and former monk Thomas Moore, who believes each of us has the power to create his or her own religion. Thomas’ 1992 classic, Care of the Soul, redefined spirituality in the modern age, and now he believes we are facing an exhilarating new phase of our spiritual evolution. His broad message resonates with those who see themselves as spiritual, not necessarily religious, and he and Oprah discuss ways to bring the soul and spirituality back into your life.
Oprah sits down with living legend Gloria Steinem to discuss her lifetime of travel, her trailblazing work as a social and political activist and her new book, My Life on the Road.
Oprah talks to human rights activist and civil rights attorney Bryan Stevenson about living your calling, giving a voice to the powerless and how his life changed when he met people on death row.
Oprah speaks with happiness expert Gretchen Rubin about the year she spent better understanding happiness, what she learned from her research and how to identify the path to a more fulfilling life.
Oprah is joined by Shonda Rhimes, the prolific showrunner behind such hits as Grey’s Anatomy, Scandal and How to Get Away with Murder. They discuss Shonda’s work, her recent, dramatic weight loss and how saying yes for one year changed her life.
Oprah is joined by Wintley Phipps the pastor, vocal artist, education activist and the founder of U.S. Dream Academy to discuss how having faith and character add value to life by providing meaning, purpose and fulfillment. Plus, they go over the eight essential pillars of God’s ethos as outlined in his new book, Your Best Destiny: Becoming the Person You Were Created to Be.
Oprah sits down with women’s rights activist and international humanitarian Zainab Salbi to discuss her dedication to helping women in war-torn regions to rebuild their lives and communities.
Oprah is joined by New York Times columnist, political pundit and best-selling author David Brooks for a candid conversation about core virtues and getting on the road to building character.
In the season finale of SuperSoul Sunday, Oprah is joined by Jack Canfield, co-creator of the Chicken Soup for the Soul book series, to discuss his principles for success and how to fulfill your soul’s passion.
