Theodore Johnson

In this enlightening discussion, Richard Reeves, founder of the American Institute for Boys and Men, joins columnists Theodore Johnson and Shadi Hamid to delve into the modern masculinity crisis. They explore the challenges of health, education, and workforce participation facing men today. The conversation highlights the need for role models and community connection while advocating for a redefined masculinity centered on support and collaboration. They also humorously use Hannibal Lecter to critique traditional masculine ideals.

Join political insiders Matt Bai, a contributing columnist for The Washington Post, and Theodore Johnson, who shares his insights on civic engagement. They explore the current political climate, discussing how Trump's latest election feels eerily familiar yet markedly different. The conversation emphasizes the importance of healthy dialogues in a polarized society and strategies for fostering unity through sports and the arts. They also touch on the roles of vulnerability and humor in political discourse, offering a refreshing look at engagement.

Theodore Johnson, a contributing columnist for the Washington Post, dives into crucial discussions about the National Guard’s role in domestic crises, particularly its deployment during Hurricane Katrina. He critiques the militarization of disaster relief and argues for a humanitarian approach. Johnson also reflects on the lasting impact of past mistakes and how they echo in current events, emphasizing the need for preparedness and empathy in leadership during emergencies.