production and distribution company Starfish Media Group. Starfish Media Group signed a deal to produce a series of hour-long documentary specials for Al Jazeera America. In September 2016, O'Brien became a host of the Hearst Television show, Matter of Fact with Soledad O'Brien; in addition to its broadcast availability, it is carried by FYI on Sunday mornings (a network Hearst partly owns). In 2018, O'Brien hosted the documentary series Mysteries & Scandals on Oxygen. Other work From 2013 to 2016, O'Brien was moderator of National Geographic Bee, replacing Alex Trebek who moderated for 25-plus years. In 2014, O'Brien co-taught a Harvard University Graduate School of Education class with Professor Joe Blatt on "Advancing the Public Understanding of Education." On May 1, 2016, O'Brien hosted PBS NewsHour Weekend, filling in for Alison Stewart. On January 12, 2016, O'Brien appeared on PBS's TV genealogy program, Henry Louis Gates Jr.'s Finding Your Roots. The focus was on O'Brien's Irish ancestry. In 2016, O'Brien presented the 'I Am Latino in America' tour, with nationwide stops across the United States. The tour was streamed live globally on MOSH. In May 2022, Soledad O’Brien partnered with JP Morgan to advise and give a lecture at the company’s financial health education, wealth-building, and financial inclusion for Dallas’ Black and Hispanic communities. O’Brien took the stage to discuss potential impacts and value of the event and its subsequent activity. As an Adviser to the summit, O’Brien stated she had made it her mission to ensure that the event isn’t and won’t be lip service without action and outlined plans for future events. Personal life In 1995, O'Brien married Bradford "Brad" Raymond, co-head of investment banking at Stifel. They have four children: two daughters, Sofia (October 2000) and Cecilia (March 2002), and twin sons Charles and Jackson (August 2004). On the NPR quiz show Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!, O'Brien explained that in Spanish her full name means "The Blessed Virgin Mary of Solitude". When she started working in TV, many people recommended that she change her name, but she refused. O'Brien has said she does not speak Spanish fluently. O'Brien has been riding horses since she was 13 years old, a hobby which she now enjoys with her family. She and her husband run a foundation called PowHERful Foundation (formerly called the Starfish Foundation, and before that the Soledad O'Brien & Brad Raymond Foundation), which mentors women to