The Mistake I Can’t Take Back

The Mistake I Can’t Take Back

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The Ebersol Family Tragedy-The Lessons They’ve Learned

Original Air Date: February 2, 2006 Oprah talks to Susan Saint James, Dick Ebersol, and their two sons Charlie and Willie, about the plane crash that Dick and Charlie survived but that claimed the lives of three people, including Susan and Dick's youngest son, Teddy. Want more po ...  Show more

The Fountain of Youth

Original Air Date: February 5, 1987 Does the fountain of youth really exist? Or are anti-aging regiments just a cash grab? Oprah sits down with renown experts in the medical field to discuss techniques that will make people look and feel better. Want more podcasts from OWN? Visit ...  Show more

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