In this compelling discussion, guests Caroline Farrow, a Catholic journalist and mother of five, and Lisa Schipper, a Professor of Developmental Geography, delve into the moral complexities of parenthood in today's society. They analyze declining birth rates across developed nations and the economic implications of fewer children. Anna Rotkirch shares insights on population trends, while Sarah Ditum highlights cultural shifts surrounding family and gender roles. Together, they ponder whether there's a moral duty to have children or if personal choice should reign supreme.
