

Nicholas Kristof: The DNC, Darfur Revisited, & The Pig-Dog Conundrum
Aug 30, 2024
Nicholas Kristof, a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times columnist, dives into the intricacies of the current presidential race, analyzing Biden's candidacy and the Democratic Convention's impact. He reflects on his memoir, discussing critical global issues, including his proudest work on Darfur and international sex trafficking. A fascinating debate arises over the ethical treatment of animals, comparing our affections for pets versus farm animals, sparking questions about morality in society. Kristof emphasizes hope amid global challenges.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Navigating Political Discourse in a Divided Era
04:14 • 13min
Political Perceptions and Leadership Style
16:48 • 11min
Loneliness, Social Ties, and the Ethics of Animal Treatment
27:42 • 5min
Moral Dilemmas in Animal Welfare
32:20 • 17min
From Journalist to Advocate: A Transformative Journey
49:38 • 16min
Navigating Hope Amidst Global Challenges
01:05:32 • 5min