Reflections on Life, Death, and Journalism

This chapter honors the legacy of broadcaster Bill Moyers by exploring his insights on journalism, religion, and the deep human experiences captured in stories. It intertwines personal reflections on grief, societal views of mental health, and significant historical moments, such as the assassination of JFK, illustrating the pervasive impact of loss. Through Moyers' narrative, the complexities of leadership and the ethical responsibilities of journalism in a divided society are poignantly examined.