NEW YORK – Oprah Winfrey has reigned in daytime for a quarter-century, but she’ll be moving to nights to host a show on her brand-new cable channel.

The program makeup of the much-anticipated Oprah Winfrey Network became clearer Thursday with the announcement of five new series.

These include “Oprah’s Next Chapter,” which should reassure viewers that Winfrey will appear on the 24-hour network she’ll largely be guiding from behind the scenes.

“My vision for OWN is to create a network that inspires our viewers and makes them want to be who they are on their best day,” said Winfrey, 56, in a statement.

But her millions of fans will want to see her, not just feel her, and on a regular basis. “Oprah’s New Chapter” seems a promising start.

Each edition will release her from the studio and her longtime talk-show format for conversations and travel around the world.

“From the Taj Mahal to her beloved oak tree, the Great Wall to her own teahouse, it’s a whole new kind of Oprah show,” according to the network. “If she can dream it, she’ll do it!”

Other shows announced Thursday for OWN include:

• “Visionaries: Inside the Creative Mind,” on which big-name talents take viewers inside their creative process, offering an opportunity to see how they bring their art to life. Included on the roster are Academy Award-winning director James Cameron, Grammy Award-winning musician Lady Gaga and photographer Annie Leibovitz.

• “Your Own Show: Oprah’s Search for the Next TV Star,” produced with reality TV giant Mark Burnett, will mount a nationwide search to discover the next big TV personality.

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