S2 E27: CNN's Fareed Zakaria on Lessons for a Post-COVID World: The Next Crisis Could End Humanity
Story of the Week: Two Million Deaths
The pandemic surged past the grim milestone of 2 million worldwide fatalities yesterday — barely a year after the first virus outbreak reports emerged from Wuhan, China. The most...
Coming Up: Worst Transition Ever
Is it going to get better? President-elect Biden is constitutionally scheduled to become the 46th U.S. chief executive at noon on Wednesday. But unlike his predecessors, he will...
Uighur Offers Rare Glimpse of Life Inside China’s Camps
Gulbahar Haitiwaji was fortunate. She escaped her native Xinjiang region in 2006, before the Chinese began rounding up her fellow Uighurs. A resident of France, Haitiwaji was...
NEWS + POLITICS
Fareed Zakaria on Putin, the Dalai Lama and Race in America
Fareed Zakaria came to America as an Indian immigrant and became one of its leading intellectuals, interviewing some of the most prominent figures in the world.
The OZY News Quiz
True or false: Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell urged House leaders against impeaching President Donald Trump this week.
Mariana van Zeller’s Take on Pimps and How to End the Drug War
Mariana van Zeller, an award-winning journalist, discusses digging deep into global hearts of darkness on 'The Carlos Watson Show.
Why Anthony Fauci Isn't Worried About That COVID-19 Mutation
Anthony Fauci discusses his early work on HIV, the status of the COVID-19 pandemic and what needs to be done so we're better prepared in the future.
Lloyd Blankfein on Trump the 'Foxy' Trader and How to Reset America
The Goldman Sachs legend weighs in on whether it's time to throw out everything and start from scratch on 'The Carlos Watson Show.
Fork in the Road: Where Will the GOP Turn?
This week's Sunday Magazine explores the new path for Republicans after the Capitol insurrection and losses in Georgia.
The OZY News Quiz
After rioters stormed the Capital Wednesday, what did Cabinet members consider as a response?.
SUNDAY MAGAZINE
NEW + NEXT
Can an All-Black Boarding School Bring an Education Revolution?
Cymone Davis, 30, is launching a Black boarding school in Tullahassee, Oklahoma, the oldest all-Black town in Indian Territory.
Can These Creative Taxes Catch Up With a Changing World?
Nations are responding in creative, if not necessarily optimal, ways to cultural and technological shifts while implementing new tax schemes.
Can Blockchain Save 'Made in the USA'?
Krissy and Alex Mashinsky, veterans of the fashion and cryptocurrency worlds, have launched a platform for American-made goods, verified by blockchain.
Cross-Country Skiing Finds a New Home: the Industrial Midwest
Ohio, Indiana and southern Pennsylvania are witnessing a dramatic surge in interest as families and clubs look for local alternatives to distant mountains and indoor sports.
Can the Rolls-Royce of Cannabis Reach the Masses?
It could open up a whole new world of medical marijuana magic.
Indian Americans: The New Voices Bringing Diversity to Food Writing
They’re emerging as fresh voices in the white world of food writing.
Is It Time for a Pay-If-You're-Cured Health Care Model?
The pandemic and a Joe Biden presidency could combine to move America to a new health care model that might reduce $1 trillion in wasted medical expenses.
AROUND THE WORLD
Butterfly Effect: Why Europe Is Snubbing Biden
It was supposed to a reunion of best friends after a four-year separation.
India’s Dirty Arctic Energy Hunt
The world’s third-biggest polluter says it will surpass its Paris climate accord commitments.
She’s Using the Quran to Fight the Patriarchy
The Pink Hijab Initiatives, launched by Khadija Omari Kayanda, is guiding hundreds of Muslim women in business careers, a daring act in Tanzania.
Konnichiwa, Africa: Japanese VCs Flood Continent Dominated by China
For years, China has dominated funding on the African continent.
Your Guide for When Travel Returns
Today’s Sunday Magazine is a deep dive into what’s next for the world of travel in the year ahead.
This Startup Star Is the New Face of Saudi Arabia
Adwa Al Dakheel, 28, is fostering the next generation of Saudi entrepreneurs as one of the kingdom's biggest innovators.
GOOD SH*T
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.
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.
Loving It Like a Local: Cape Town!
When the world opens again, and it will, you'll have a list of places you will hit with a vengeance.
TRUE STORIES
Meagan Good on How She Stayed True in Hollywood
The action hero joins 'The Carlos Watson Show' for a revealing sit-down.
Sevyn Streeter on Making It Big ‘in God’s Timing’
The singer-songwriter has a revealing sit-down on “The Carlos Watson Show.
The Ballad of R. Budd Dwyer
When the Pennsylvania state treasurer killed himself on camera in 1987, he had no idea his death would be immortalized by rock bands.
Who Would Be Swizz Beatz and Timbaland's Dream Verzuz Matchup?
The hip-hop producers join the latest episode of 'The Carlos Watson Show.
How Often Does the Joker Have the Last Laugh?
When you’re friends with an irrepressible cutup like Joe, you know his story can probably only go one of two ways.
Why Padma Lakshmi Won’t Be Running for Office
The “Top Chef” host has some ideas about how to change America.
