As the weeks go by, Apple is expanding the catalog available in its streaming video service, adding new episodes every week of the three most interesting series that they make available to us: See, The Morning Show and For All Humanity.
While we await the premiere of the Servant series, M. Night Shyamalan's new foray into the world of television, Apple offers us a new program. We're talking about Oprah's Reading Club. The first chapter of this series of programs is now available with the participation of Ta-Nehisi Coates.
Oprah's book club lets us enjoy honest dialogues with amazing authors, according to the description of this series. Each chapter will have a new guest with whom the book to which it is dedicated is discussed. We could say that it is like a modern book club open to everyone.
The first episode available is titled Ta-Nehisi Coates: The Water Dancer, where Oprah talks to the writer about the cultural impact of his work. This first episode, like the rest that Apple will make available to us of the Oprah program, is only the audio in English, however, it is available with subtitles in Spanish.
Shortly after the official announcement of the agreement that Apple had reached with Oprah, she stated that she did not plan to continue with her typical talk shows that have made her so famous, both inside and outside the United States, which is why it is especially striking what continue to use the same format despite advertising otherwise.
The reasons that led Oprah to join Apple are due to the audience, since Apple's video streaming service allows you to reach a much larger audience than directly through your platform, The Oprah Winfrey Network, a platform she created after leaving CBS where she managed to become the star she is today in the television world of the United States.
