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www.ozy.com Sponsored by Saturday, August 29, 2020 The Weekender is a special collaboration between

www.ozy.com Sponsored by Saturday, August 29, 2020 The Weekender is a special collaboration between OZY Tribe members near and far to provide delicious recommendations for your valuable weekend time, as we grapple with turbulent times in America. new tunes you gotta hear 1. Entrepreneur The unbeatable combination of Pharrell’s production and Jay-Z’s lyricism is evident again on this rare single. [The video]( is just as important as the song; it takes us through the lives of Black entrepreneurs changing the narrative in their respective hoods. 2. Hawái When Colombian reggaeton artist Maluma took to Instagram at the stroke of midnight last week to announce a surprise new album, Papi Juancho, it felt like Christmas had come early. It’s the 26-year-old Sony Music artist’s first album since last year and features some of the genre’s best talents. Where to start? The first single, [“Hawái.”]( [what to wear]( [be ahead of the curve]( At OZY we’re all about vaulting you ahead, and we say the newest trend in sneakers is going to be [Cariumas.](These fashionable Brazilian sneakers are not just insanely comfortable but also sustainably made, so you can look good while doing good. For a limited time, [get ahead of the trend](with $15 off your next pair of Cariumas using code [OZYxCariuma.]( [Buy Now]( your next obsessive hobby 1. Cross-stitching It’s decidedly grandma chic, but you’ll be surprised at how calming it can be (and how great it feels to finish one) — at least once you are skilled enough with the needle to stop poking yourself with it. (Don’t bleed on the fabric!) Once you find a stitch pattern you’re in love with — [Carolyn Manning's stitch-along]( patterns are a good place to start — it’s all about getting comfy, easing your mind and letting go. 2. Bullet Journaling This supervisual practice is an organizational system, DIY day planner and art project all in one. [The Bullet Journal]( has long since taken over corners of Pinterest and Instagram (check out [this Insta]( for inspiration) and can be as involved and artistic as you choose, letting you log ideas, to-do lists, random thoughts and whatever else you want in a way that’s far more effective than the random scraps of paper and indecipherable sticky notes you’re currently using. 3. Jewelry Making It may sound impossibly hard and like something the everyday person shouldn’t attempt, but making jewelry is a breeze — and it’s fun to say, “Oh, this? I made it myself,” when someone compliments your bling. Kits are the best way to start — they vary depending on level of expertise and what you’d like to make — and this hobby turns collecting random beads, chains and other decorative items into a game. There are tons of instruction manuals and[guides you can follow](, but once you get the hang of it, you’re going to want to break out of the mold and get crazy. 4. Stargazing The domino effect of COVID-19 has affected global economies, travel and simply the ability to go out for a night on the town. But there have also been some positive side effects. Less travel means fewer CO2 emissions, which often means clearer skies that are perfect for some [weekend stargazing.Â]( 5. The Carlos Watson Show In case you haven’t heard, OZY has launched a brand-new show hosted by co-founder and CEO Carlos Watson that airs every weekday on YouTube. And it’s not your ordinary talk show. Celebs, authors, politicians, comedians and individuals from all walks of life get deep, personal and real. Make this your obsessive new hobby, and watch the latest episode [here](. protect your laptop in style Get this snug, [lightweight laptop sleeve](! It contains an internal zipper and its interior is lined with faux fur. What’s more, it’s made from a material that’s resistant to water, oil and heat, ensuring your laptop sleeve looks as sharp as you any day of the week! peep these podcasts 1. The John Maxwell Leadership Podcast Launched in 2018, [The JMP]( has turned into a must for anyone seeking leadership tips. Maxwell has made a name for himself through Equip — a Christian leadership organization that spans more than 185 countries — and the John Maxwell Company, a leadership consultancy that has trained more than 5 million people worldwide. You can get all that game from the comfort of your home, via his pod. 2. The Story Pirates This is a podcast for kids by kids. Comedians and musicians let them take complete control as they sing and act out the original stories the kids create. Sometimes it works, sometimes the sketches unravel, but either way it all ends up being good fun. [The Story Pirates]( has been downloaded more than 20 million times and features celebrity guest appearances by Julie Andrews, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Kristen Bell and more. 3. Science Vs If 5G gossip, the war on plastic straws and the anti-vax debate pique your interest, this is the podcast for you. [Science Vs]( sorts through the rumors, trends and conspiracies and uncovers the truth in about 20 minutes. It will leave you feeling like the smartest one in the room. Because you obviously are. [TV]( | [Podcasts]( | [News]( | [FESTIVALS]( Modern Media Company OZY Media, 800 West El Camino Mountain View, California 94040 This email was sent to {EMAIL} [Manage Subscriptions]( | [Privacy Policy]( | [Read Online](

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