Elizabeth Lowe

Filmmaker Elizabeth Lowe, known for her work on the documentary "Mistress Dispeller," shares her three-year journey alongside a consultant who helps spouses confront infidelity. They discuss the intriguing tactics mistress dispellers employ to manipulate relationships and the emotional complexities of cheating. Elizabeth reveals how this project influenced her own views on love, revealing both the pain of affairs and the importance of accountability in relationships. Tune in for insights that blend compassion with some discomforting truths.

Patti Cohen, a global economics correspondent at The New York Times, shares insights on Trump’s approach to trade relations with Japan and China. Journalist Simon Brook discusses Japan's prioritization of US security ties and the country’s defense role amidst regional threats. Hong Kong filmmaker Elizabeth Lowe reveals the intriguing role of mistress dispellers in Chinese culture, exploring themes of ethics and family values. The conversation unveils the complexities of international diplomacy and cultural practices.