Elizabeth Schwarzman, professionally known as Zibby Owens, is an American writer, podcast host, and media personality. She is the daughter of Stephen A. Schwarzman, the billionaire co-founder and CEO of Blackstone Group, and his first wife, Ellen Philips Katz. Born Elizabeth Philips Schwarzman, she married Andrew Curtis Right in a ceremony announced in The New York Times and later adopted the surname Owens, possibly from a subsequent relationship. Owens is known for purchasing a triplex penthouse at 775 Park Avenue in Manhattan, reflecting her ties to high-profile New York City real estate. She gained recognition through her podcast 'Moms Don’t Have Time to Read Books,' which features author interviews and has become a popular platform for book discussions. As a writer, she contributes to various publications and has authored works on themes of motherhood, reading, and personal growth. Based in New York City, she has emerged as a key figure in the literary community, often described as a 'sensation' for revitalizing author-audience connections. While she initially maintained a low public profile, she has evolved into a more visible role in cultural and literary circles. Despite her family's prominence in finance and philanthropy, she has carved an independent path focusing on creative and community-oriented projects, with her achievements highlighted in Jewish media outlets that underscore her heritage and contributions to the arts.