Emily Bobrow

Robert Guest, Foreign editor for The Economist, and Emily Bobrow, a writer focused on prison design, delve into Congo's devastating Ebola outbreak. They discuss the challenges of overcoming violence and distrust in the region, complicating the response to the crisis. The conversation shifts to the redesign of jails in America, advocating for rehabilitation over punishment and highlighting successful initiatives. They also touch on the absurdities of job ads, shedding light on how language affects perceptions in the workplace.

Robert Guest, the Foreign editor at The Economist, shares his insights on the ongoing Ebola outbreak in Congo, highlighting the complex challenges of violence and local distrust. He discusses the dire consequences of inadequate infrastructure amid a global health emergency. Emily Bobrow, based in New York, explores the evolving landscape of prison design in America, advocating for rehabilitation-focused facilities over traditional jails. They also touch on the absurdities of modern job advertisements, revealing how they can mislead potential candidates.