During the official presentation of Apple TV + in March of last year, one of the most recognized faces that took the stage was that of Oprah, one of the people Most Beloved and Influential in America in Decades. As he later stated, the possibility that Apple offered him to reach the whole world could not be missed.
Oprah's first show for Apple TV + was called Oprah's book club, a five-episode series in which the presenter I spoke with different writers. It seems that this series is already finished and Oprah will focus her efforts on another new series of interviews baptized as The Oprah Conversation.
This new talk show It will premiere next Thursday, July 30, a series focused on debating some of the most important issues "with the most important journalists, thought leaders and teachers in their craft."
In the press release in which Apple has informed about the next premiere that will come to Apple TV +, it states that this it is being recorded remotely due to the pandemic of the coronavirus but will incorporate "audience participation."
The first episode of this new debate series, It is entitled "How to be Anti-racist" and will feature the author Ibram X and will be available for free on Apple TV + this Thursday, July 30, starting at 4 PM Pacific Time (12 p.m. in Spain on July 31).
The series will continue with a two-part interview with the athlete and activist Emmanuel Achoch on August 7 and a conversation with the author Bryan stevenson later.
Oprah signed a multi-year collaboration agreement with Apple TV + in 2018, and it has allowed this presenter to return to become the media figure that was when he aired his show on CBS.
