Faith Hill

Carter Sherman, a reproductive health reporter for The Guardian and author of the upcoming book “The Second Coming,” teams up with Faith Hill, a staff writer at The Atlantic. They dive into the Trump administration's efforts to boost birth rates through controversial policies like baby bonuses and menstrual cycle classes. The conversation explores the ideological underpinnings of pronatalism, its impact on diverse family dynamics, and the challenges in addressing the needs of potential parents in today's society.

Faith Hill, a staff writer at The Atlantic, dives into the pressing issues facing grandparents who are stepping into full-time childcare roles. She discusses the exhaustion that comes with this unexpected 'second shift' and how rising daycare costs are reshaping their golden years. The conversation reveals the emotional and logistical challenges these grandparents face, their struggle to say 'no' to family, and the impact on their own retirement dreams, highlighting a shift in expectations of grandparenting in modern society.

Faith Hill, a staff writer at The Atlantic, dives into the surprising decline of teenage dating and its implications. She discusses how Gen Z's reluctance towards traditional relationships leads to increased 'situationships' and emotional complexities. The conversation highlights the societal pressures teens face in the digital age and the impact of parental anxiety on their dating experiences. Hill argues that while early dating may seem less crucial, understanding personal growth and emotional health can shape their future romantic dynamics.