Anderson Cooper

Anderson Cooper continues his personal journey through grief and talks with psychotherapist Francis Weller about the importance of embracing and honoring grief. They discuss suppressed grief, cultural differences in grief rituals, and Francis Weller's book on grief and loss. The podcast explores the themes of listening to voicemail messages, finding joy after loss, and the significance of communal discussions about pain.

Anderson Cooper explores grief, loss, and covers the Israel-Hamas war. He reflects on his personal journey of going through his family's belongings and how it inspired his podcast. The podcast also delves into the emotional experiences of families affected by the Hamas hostage deal in Israel and the challenges of covering the war with empathy and compassion.

Anderson Cooper investigates the brutal past of Canada’s “residential school system.” Leslie Stahl talks with the Miller family, who purchased a large house for family celebrations. Little did they know that property had a secret. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brendan Carr, a former FCC commissioner, discusses government corruption in telecommunications funding. RFK Jr. highlights the art of persuasive messaging in health communications. Sean Combs shares insights on celebrity culture and public perception amid scandals. Anderson Cooper and Jim Acosta reflect on navigating political narratives and election integrity issues. James Carville critiques government impact on media independence, while Ryan Rout explores deeper societal mistrust and the implications of foreign influence in media.

Anderson Cooper, award-winning journalist and CNN star, shares his captivating journey through war zones and heartfelt anecdotes. He dives into the logistics of journalism, including unexpected challenges like underwear choices in crisis situations. Anderson reflects on the emotional weight of reporting from dangerous areas while blending humor with poignant life lessons. Their humorous take on personal stories, parenting dynamics, and the absurdities of life makes for an engaging conversation that connects deeply with the human experience.

Anderson Cooper, a prominent broadcast journalist and CNN anchor, dives deep into personal loss and grief. He shares poignant stories of losing his brother to suicide, and how he sought solace in war zones. The heartfelt conversation also touches on the AIDS crisis, revealing the immense emotional toll it took on the LGBTQ+ community. Together, they reminisce about friends lost to the disease and explore themes of love, connection, and societal stigma. With moments of vulnerability, they reflect on healing through music and the complexities of navigating grief.

Former American Media Inc. chief David Pecker shares insights on vetting allegations of a Trump affair, catch and kill strategy with Michael Cohen, and promoting Trump's campaign. Anderson Cooper hosts a CNN panel discussing the Trump hush money trial and potential legal implications for the former president.

Anderson Cooper joins the podcast to discuss President Biden's episode on grief. Bill Maher and guests answer questions. Topics include the Oxford High School shooter's sentencing, Trump's upcoming civil fraud trial, and a 17-year-old passing the California State Bar exam.

Anderson Cooper discusses his exploration of grief and loss through the podcast 'All There Is.' He reflects on his personal experiences of losing his father, brother, and mother, and how it influenced his coverage of the Israel-Hamas war. The podcast explores emotional reunions in Israel, the importance of allowing oneself to grieve, and the impact of grief on individuals and communities.

Katherine Howe, a writer of historical fiction and nonfiction books, discusses her upcoming novel about piracy and her collaboration with Anderson Cooper on historical nonfiction books. The hosts also talk about juggling multiple projects and the use of storytelling habits. Katherine shares her favorite historical fiction works and her fascination with witches.