Poet laureate Amanda Gorman to join Oprah on Apple TV+
What you need to know
- Amanda Gorman will join The Oprah Conversation Friday.
- Oprah's interview with the poet laureate will air on March 26.
Poet laureate Amanda Gorman will join The Oprah Conversation on Apple TV+ this Friday, March 26.
In a press release the company stated:
Gorman and Oprah will discuss 'The Hill We Climb', the poem delivered at the inauguration of President Biden and VP Kamala Harris, in an interview " that celebrates the legendary literary heroes who inspire her work, and introduces viewers to her mother and the other important women in her life who have encouraged her pursuit of poetry."
The Oprah Conversation is an Apple TV+ exclusive series that has featured interviews with Mariah Carey, Matthew McConaughey, Dolly Parton, Stevie Wonder, and Barack Obama.
The new episode with Gorman will air on Friday, March 26.
To celebrate Oprah's Book Club on Apple TV+, Apple recently updated Siri, so that now when you ask Siri what Oprah is reading, she'll respond in her own voice to tell you about the latest titles being discussed on the show. Between her Book Club and interviews, Oprah has been one of the biggest names picked up by Apple is attempts to grow and expand its Apple TV+ service. You can see our round-up of the best Apple TV models going here.
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