Pamela Druckerman

Robert Davis, a health policy expert and author of "Supersized Lies," and Pamela Druckerman, an American journalist in France and author of "Bringing Up Bébé," dive into the alarming rise of childhood obesity. They discuss the recent approval of weight-loss drugs for kids and the mixed messages surrounding nutrition. The conversation contrasts American and French approaches to feeding children, highlighting the importance of whole foods. The episode advocates for open discussions about body image and nutrition, urging a cultural shift towards healthier eating habits.

Noah Snyder, a Moscow correspondent for The Economist, and Pamela Druckerman, a Paris-based writer, dive deep into the curious intersection of entertainment and politics in Ukraine's upcoming election, where a comedian leads the polls. They discuss the complexities of cultural heritage as calls grow louder for the return of looted artifacts, particularly the Benin bronzers. The conversation then shifts to France, exploring the decline of the beloved baguette, the challenges artisans face, and what the future holds for this iconic bread.