Conversations With Coleman The Fight For America w/ Bari Weiss
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Jun 9, 2025 
Bari Weiss, founder of The Free Press and former editor at The New York Times, dives into the troubling rise of antisemitism and the costs of speaking out. She shares her journey of leaving mainstream media and starting anew, emphasizing integrity and community connection. Weiss discusses the evolving challenges in journalism amidst changing ideologies, the complexities of identity politics, and the importance of ethical sourcing in food. The conversation also touches on faith, happiness, and the implications of parenting in a diverse spiritual landscape.
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Origin Story of The Free Press
- Bari Weiss started the Free Press with no plan after leaving The New York Times.
- Her blog quickly gained more traffic and income than her previous job, helping build a thriving newsroom.
Evolving Free Press Audience
- The Free Press audience evolved from a small reactionary group to a broad, main source for diverse readers.
- It now includes liberals, centrists, libertarians, and people from all over America.
Diverse Newsroom Strength
- The Free Press uniquely employs a politically diverse staff to reflect the country's range.
- This diversity challenges monocultures and models open conversation with differing views.