Oprah's Super Soul

Oprah Winfrey has been having conversations about spiritual growth and emotional healing for decades, and Super Soul distills that into a podcast format. Each episode features Oprah sitting down with a single guest, often a bestselling author, spiritual teacher, or someone with a remarkable personal story. Recent guests include Timothy Shriver discussing lessons from Special Olympics athletes, Madonna Badger on finding strength after tragedy, and Jack Kornfield teaching Buddhist fundamentals. The show has 601 episodes and a 4.6 star rating from nearly 31,000 reviews, making it one of the most widely listened-to podcasts in the spiritual space. What Oprah does well is create an atmosphere where guests go deeper than they typically would in other interviews. She's not asking surface-level questions. She wants to know what broke you, what rebuilt you, and what you learned in between. That emotional directness makes the healing content feel personal rather than abstract. New episodes drop weekly. The production quality is high, as you'd expect from anything with Oprah's name on it. Some episodes pull from her Super Soul Sunday television archive, so you may occasionally recognize a conversation. The guest list skews toward established names in the wellness world, so don't come here looking for emerging voices. But if you want thoughtful, well-produced conversations about meaning, loss, resilience, and transformation from people who have genuinely lived through difficult things, Super Soul does it consistently well.