David Goodhart

David Goodhart, founder of Prospect magazine and author of 'The Care Dilemma', dives into the unintended consequences of women's liberation. He discusses how women's entry into the labor market has reshaped family dynamics and gender roles, highlighting the economic impact on societal perceptions of care. Goodhart critiques the rising costs of childcare and advocates for better financial support during early childhood. He examines the emotional strain of balancing work and family, alongside the societal shifts affecting parenthood and declining birth rates.

David Goodhart, author of The Care Dilemma, examines the clash between gender equality and caregiving, advocating for stronger family ties. Kathryn Faulke shares heartfelt stories from her experiences as a frontline carer, revealing the human side of adult social care. Anna Coote emphasizes systemic changes needed in public health policy to uplift both caregivers and those they support. Together, they explore the current care crisis, the importance of community, and innovative solutions for a more equitable care system.

In a thought-provoking discussion, Anne Applebaum, a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, David Goodhart, a renowned author, and Paul Mason, a political commentator, tackle the pandemic's impact on global politics. They debate whether the rise of 'big government' is here to stay and how populist leaders might emerge stronger amidst the crisis. The guests explore the chaotic effectiveness of border controls, China's growing influence, and the potential for renewed global solidarity. They also reflect on the balance between state power and individual freedoms in a rapidly changing world.