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You can teach your football-loving friends a thing or two about the sport of rugby, starting with this term. SportsSpeak Explained is an occasional series on unusual sports terms we need to know for the games we play — and watch. SportsSpeak Explained is an occasional series on unusual sports terms we need to know. SportsSpeak Explained is an occasional series on unusual sports terms we need to know.

Welcome to The Thread, OZY's hit weekly podcast. In Season 3, The Thread charts how a revolutionary idea - nonviolent resistance - changed the course of history. Subscribe now to follow The Thread on Apple or on OZY.com.It's hard to overstate the significance of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi.

Society, in certain places and spaces, seems to spend a lot of capital honoring and exalting perfection. So openly facing and discussing your imperfections? Almost impossible to comfortably get the floor to do so. And something especially true when it comes to mental health. But Eleanor Roosevelt once famously said "You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You must do the thing you think you cannot do.

What's next for capitalism and currencies, poverty and the planet? Find out with this OZY original series: Economies of the Future. Economies of the Future: What's next for capitalism and currencies, poverty and the planet? What's next for capitalism and currencies, poverty and the planet? Find out with this OZY original series: Economies of the Future.

OZY's new TV show, Breaking Big, explores the secrets to success. OZY's new TV show, Breaking Big, explores the secrets to success. Click to find out more. OZY Media’s third prime-time television show, Breaking Big, airs Fridays at 8.30 p.m. ET on PBS stations, OZY.com and Facebook Watch. Join us as we explore the unexpected journeys to the success of some of the world’s most influential stars. One year after Hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico, the U.S.

I cared for my daughter like I cared for most men I've loved. I served. My capacity for love was bottomless. I was a reservoir of kindness, stocked with unimaginable patience. My giving was spontaneous and effortless, a pleasure until I couldn't do it another second and I wanted them to make their own goddamn sandwiches and leave me the fuck alone. Having a child leave for college should be the best-case scenario for someone like me.

Welcome to The Thread, OZY's hit weekly podcast. In Season 3, The Thread charts how a revolutionary idea - nonviolent resistance - changed the course of history. Subscribe now to follow The Thread on Apple or on OZY.com.Martin Luther King Jr.

Lonely ListeningWhen you're suffering from the blues and feeling lonesome, music beckons. The fulfillment found in crying your miserable eyes out to a song that says exactly how you feel? Oh, so cathartic, so miserably satisfying.Even if it's bad for you. People "should not listen to music similar to their emotional state," says Lisa Phillips, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist at Cognitive Therapy Orange County, "unless it is happy [or the] song has a hopeful message to it.

TV doctors and hospitals run heavy on the George Clooney and light on the blood, guts and messy deaths that are part of one doctor’s daily deal. The page I received at 11 p.m. on the Fourth of July was unlike any I had received before. It was my third night on call as chief orthopedic resident at a large urban trauma center in Northern California.

Summertime, the middle of the night. My babysitter, Della, grabbed me in her arms and screamed at my sister to get out of bed. NOW. Why? Where were my parents? Della carried me down the steep steps of our second-floor bedroom. My sister trailed behind. "Where are my mommy and daddy? Where are my mommy and daddy?" she yelled. We moved fast as lightning toward the front door and passed my parents' bedroom, the bed perfectly made, my father's shoes on the floor, the laces hanging down.