Celebrate Black History Month With 'The Carlos Watson Show'
Kidnapped Nigerian Schoolgirls Freed
Nigerian government officials said all 279 schoolgirls kidnapped last week have been freed. The students, who’d been taken from their boarding school in the northern state of...
US at Edge of Pandemic Normal — or Disaster
“Please stay strong.” That’s the message from CDC Director Rochelle Walensky after weeks of greatly reduced COVID-19 cases that may be lulling Americans into easing pandemic...
French Ex-President Sentenced to Prison
It’s a first. No modern French president had been sentenced to jail on corruption charges until yesterday, when a Paris court found former President Nicholas Sarkozy guilty of...
NEWS + POLITICS
The OZY News Quiz
Why does Amnesty International no longer consider Russian dissident Alexei Navalny a "prisoner of conscience?".
Congresswoman Katie Porter Fighting for a Better America? Better Believe It
Rep Katie Porter dives into the Capitol riots, good mentors and exactly how to fight for equality.
Alex Castellanos Takes His 2024 GOP Shot. And the Winner Is …
The presidential election is done but people are calling their 2024 shots.
Actress, Mother, Activist Alyssa Milano on Life as a Triple Threat
Alyssa Milano talks about battling COVID and her ongoing work with the #MeToo movement on 'The Carlos Watson Show.
The OZY News Quiz
What was Texas appealing to other states to send to help deal with its deep freeze and energy crisis?.
What's Different About Gretchen Whitmer, 'That Woman From Michigan'
'Big Gretch' isn't done cutting through the noise after an eventful year as governor of Michigan, and she lays it out on 'The Carlos Watson Show.
NEW + NEXT
A New Frontier to Fight This Hair-Loss Disease
Alopecia areata, an autoimmune disease in which patients lose hair in random patches, impacts 2 percent of people globally, yet there are no FDA-approved treatments.
Paradise Found?
Join this trip into the near future, of giant jellyfish and oxygenating parking garages, of mass surveillance but also improved safety, of cities on stilts — or maybe even the clouds.
The New Face of Entrepreneurship?
How are today’s Black founders building generational wealth, and what are the new paths to the top? Today’s Sunday Magazine has the scoop.
The Educator Fighting to Rectify the Achievement Gap
Dr Danielle Moss joins 'The Carlos Watson Show' to discuss her career in education and dreaming big.
Can We Fix the Body’s Dysmetabolic State?
It's a condition that increases the risk of diabetes, cardiovascular disease and a serious, progressive form of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.
The Next Frontier in Vaccines: Maternal Immunization
It's safe and could be an effective way to build antibodies both in pregnant women and their babies.
Lee for 3! Can This South Korean Break the NBA Barrier?
Sweet-shooting Hyunjung Lee represents a new NBA hope for South Korea.
AROUND THE WORLD
The Pandemic's Crippling Blow ... to Kashmir's Frail Justice System
Unlike the rest of the world, Kashmir's harsh internet restrictions mean courts haven't meaningfully shifted online, leaving a ballooning number of prisoners awaiting trial.
Can Motorbike Taxis Fix Africa’s E-commerce Problem?
The continent’s poor connectivity has deterred even Amazon from entering the e-commerce market there.
The Unlikely Dolphin Rescue Hot Spot: Pakistan
One of the world’s rarest dolphin species was on the brink of extinction.
Will Budapest's Drag Scene Survive the Pandemic and Populism?
For years, Hungary's capital has enjoyed a liberal, bohemian image.
Butterfly Effect: Could Myanmar Sanctions Backfire on Biden?
President Joe Biden is being true to his word on supporting democracy.
Butterfly Effect: Trump Trial Lessons From Brazil and South Korea
A divided Congress can't convince America it places justice over politics.
The Boom of the Burnout Business
A growing set of startups is offering solutions for the burnout burden that's rising amid the pandemic.
GOOD SH*T
When Dead Beer Walks: A Dane in Vietnam Turns Strange Brew Into Craft Gin
Thomas Bilgram, a Dane expat in Vietnam, turns misery into magic with his craft gin made from near-death beer.
So You Want to Roboticize Your House?
If you're lucky enough to have a house, you're also probably unlucky enough to have it need fixing.
How to Suck Less at … Being Funny in the Nude
Danni Zamudio is an up-and-coming comic who can make you laugh — and be nude while doing so.
If You Think Deep Dish Is Chicago's True Pizza, Think Again
Tavern-style pizza was warming the Windy City long before its bigger, deeper brother.
The Next Great Transit Hack: An App for Blind Subway Riders
This app is "mapping out" public transit for blind and visually impaired riders.
Know Your Flow: The Good Sh*t Guide to Pole Passions
You see what Hollywood's selling and you'd never know what pole dancers will tell you right out: Pole dancing is HEAVY.
TRUE STORIES
How the Passion of BBQ Saved a Town
Because the love of BBQ may be stronger than you think.
When a Body Meets a Boatman on the Ganges
He’s a lone boatman and lawyer whose decadeslong, silent vigil up the Ganges has remained a mystery.
A Great Cereal Rivalry: Listen to ‘The Food That Built America'
‘The Food That Built America,’ a new podcast from OZY and the History Channel, tells the extraordinary true stories behind some of your favorite foods and brands.
A Hot Dog Restaurant That Brings a Town Together
Steve Ewing, who owns Steve’s Hot Dogs in St.
Kenya Moore Spills the Tea on Phaedra
Real Housewives of Atlanta star, Kenya Moore sits down on "The Carlos Watson Show.
It's Complicated: Love and Sex in 2021
Whether you are single, married, dating or just keeping it casual, the new pandemic normal has our relationships a little discombobulated.
Priyanka Chopra Jonas Believes in Walking the Walk, Not Talking the Talk
Priyanka Chopra Jonas weighs in on how to dust yourself off and try again to reach to the top on 'The Carlos Watson Show.
