Lynsey Addario

Award-winning photojournalist Lynsey Addario discusses the real-life experiences of covering wars abroad and compares them to the depiction in Alex Garland's new film 'Civil War'. The podcast delves into the emotional toll and impact of being a war photographer, the changing perception and treatment of journalists, the emotional toll of war photography, and documenting human rights abuses and war crimes.

Caitlin Dickerson, a staff writer for The Atlantic, and Lynsey Addario, an acclaimed photographer, delve into the harrowing journey through the Darién Gap. They recount the physical and emotional trials faced by families, including a poignant story of a mother coping with loss. The duo highlights how dangerous migration routes are exacerbated by U.S. immigration policies and cartels exploiting the vulnerable. Their firsthand experiences paint a vivid picture of desperation, revealing the diverse backgrounds of those fleeing persecution.

Lynsey Addario, a renowned photojournalist stationed in Ukraine, shares her gripping experiences capturing the aftermath of war. She discusses a powerful photograph depicting a family caught in a tragic moment, illustrating the devastating impact of conflict on civilians. Addario reveals the emotional toll of documenting such chaos and the stories behind evacuation efforts. Throughout the conversation, she reflects on the broader implications of these images and the urgent need to address the hardships faced by innocent lives amidst violence.