Raymond Zhong

David Gelles and Raymond Zhong, both reporters for The New York Times focusing on climate issues, dive deep into the alarming rise in ocean temperatures and its dire implications. They discuss how man-made global warming is accelerating marine crises, particularly affecting coral reefs and biodiversity. The potential disruption of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation could usher in catastrophic climate changes, including severe cooling in Europe. Their compelling insights highlight the urgent need for climate action to prevent further ecological collapse.

David A. Graham, a staff writer at The Atlantic, reveals alarming tactics undermining U.S. election security, from official fraud claims to executive overreach. Salman Rushdie shares insights on his new book and reflects on his survival after an attack, exploring the intersection of creativity and resilience. Raymond Zhong discusses his thrilling experience scuba diving for environmental reporting, unveiling the urgent challenges facing coral reefs and the importance of firsthand observation in science. Each guest brings a compelling perspective that resonates with today's societal issues.