Oprah Daily

Name: Oprah Daily
Rating: 4.7 (4719 reviews)
Author: Hearst Communications, Inc.

Lifestyle

Free · In‑App Purchases

4.7K Ratings
Ages

18+
Years
Category

Lifestyle
Developer

Hearst Communications, Inc.
Language

EN
English
Size

63
MB

Oprah Daily membership grants you full access to the all-new exclusive digital content. Here you will find everything you loved in print plus innovative features and uplifting content, needed most right now. You’ll also get full access to the 10-year, searchable digital archive of past issues of O, The Oprah Magazine. Oprah Daily Pricing: • Subscription 1 Month - USD 4.99* * For non-US app stores, the equivalent currency charges will apply. Please note: App subscriptions do not include access to subscription-only content on our website. Additional Subscription Information: • Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase. • Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. • Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal. • Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase. • No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period. Privacy Policy - https://bit.ly/2J5Ujfh Terms of Use - https://bit.ly/2J1YZqL • Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable.

Ratings & Reviews

4.7

out of 5

4.7K Ratings

Grief
03/18/2023

Majormom1
Living with grief can not be defined in five stages. Every time I read through those five stages, I wonder how were they created? It wasn’t with a mother who lost her five month old son tragically from a fall by his father! This happened over 43 years ago and life has stood still and moved on at the same time. Defining this stage of grief is impossible! There is no denial or anger or acceptance. Scholars want to label everyone so they feel accomplished. Sorry, not everyone has a title with a neat bow to seal it closed. Grief is one of those titles that needs to be left to the individual wearing it around their neck. It’s gonna be there forever. Let them decide when, how and if they’ll let it out. I never got to denial! Evelyn M. Gwynn, Maj USAF(ret)
Grief
03/18/2023

Majormom1

Living with grief can not be defined in five stages. Every time I read through those five stages, I wonder how were they created? It wasn’t with a mother who lost her five month old son tragically from a fall by his father! This happened over 43 years ago and life has stood still and moved on at the same time. Defining this stage of grief is impossible! There is no denial or anger or acceptance. Scholars want to label everyone so they feel accomplished. Sorry, not everyone has a title with a neat bow to seal it closed. Grief is one of those titles that needs to be left to the individual wearing it around their neck. It’s gonna be there forever. Let them decide when, how and if they’ll let it out. I never got to denial! Evelyn M. Gwynn, Maj USAF(ret)
I’m still connected!
08/01/2019

Miss. Oklahoma
I moved back to my hometown of Spencer, OK in July 2012. I had 90 to 95 of all of the issues of ‘O Magazine’ printed. I returned home to take guardianship of my aging mother. Regrettably, she pasted away recently on July 27, 2019. I put my things in storage for about a year to gradually combine our household. One of the things I had to leave in the rubbish bin at the storage was my prized collection of O Magazines. I have a small bedroom and simply had to choose between my books or the magazines. It was a tough decision. I modified my standard magazine subscription to an E-subscription to cut down on clutter. — I enjoy the magazine, it's still one of the ways I can connect to that little girl name Oprah, who asked herself what she be doing in the year 1999.
I’m still connected!
08/01/2019

Miss. Oklahoma

I moved back to my hometown of Spencer, OK in July 2012. I had 90 to 95 of all of the issues of ‘O Magazine’ printed. I returned home to take guardianship of my aging mother. Regrettably, she pasted away recently on July 27, 2019. I put my things in storage for about a year to gradually combine our household. One of the things I had to leave in the rubbish bin at the storage was my prized collection of O Magazines. I have a small bedroom and simply had to choose between my books or the magazines. It was a tough decision. I modified my standard magazine subscription to an E-subscription to cut down on clutter. — I enjoy the magazine, it's still one of the ways I can connect to that little girl name Oprah, who asked herself what she be doing in the year 1999.
Back with Oprah
04/23/2022

Krisnar26
For years I received the Oprah Magazine and anything else Oprah offered like Meditation with Chepak, cookbook, a table book, etc. After 5 years( after downsizing and making many changes in my life; I signed up for Oprah Insider and I feel so happy with all the inspiring articles I have been reading and to be back with Oprah!
Back with Oprah
04/23/2022

Krisnar26

For years I received the Oprah Magazine and anything else Oprah offered like Meditation with Chepak, cookbook, a table book, etc. After 5 years( after downsizing and making many changes in my life; I signed up for Oprah Insider and I feel so happy with all the inspiring articles I have been reading and to be back with Oprah!
It used to be so good before MAZ
09/03/2018

peskorza
This was such a wonderful app before the platform change. Now, every single time since the changeover (and it has been a substantial period of time now), whenever there is an update, all my issues revert to the cloud and I have to again download EVERY SINGLE issue I have access to via my subscription. That means YEARS worth of issues, since I’ve long been a subscriber, to re-download, constantly and repeatedly. I’m also no fan of the new format, having found the one previous to the platform change, far more straightforward and accessible. Why did they have to “fix” something that was never broken and which now breaks down again and again and again? So frustrating and annoying and just a serious piece of crap.

Developer Response
We're so sorry to hear that you're having trouble with the app. Your feedback is really valuable, and we'd love the opportunity to improve your experience. Please reach out to us at: techsupport@mazdigital.com.
It used to be so good before MAZ
09/03/2018

peskorza

This was such a wonderful app before the platform change. Now, every single time since the changeover (and it has been a substantial period of time now), whenever there is an update, all my issues revert to the cloud and I have to again download EVERY SINGLE issue I have access to via my subscription. That means YEARS worth of issues, since I’ve long been a subscriber, to re-download, constantly and repeatedly. I’m also no fan of the new format, having found the one previous to the platform change, far more straightforward and accessible. Why did they have to “fix” something that was never broken and which now breaks down again and again and again? So frustrating and annoying and just a serious piece of crap.
Developer Response 08/03/2017
We're so sorry to hear that you're having trouble with the app. Your feedback is really valuable, and we'd love the opportunity to improve your experience. Please reach out to us at: techsupport@mazdigital.com.

This release includes bug fixes and general stability improvements.

Version 32.0

06/02/2025

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