Savannah Guthrie

Monica Lewinsky interviews Savannah Guthrie on faith, reclaiming personal narratives, and navigating professional integrity. Guthrie reflects on the impact of her father's death on her understanding of grief and her career as a journalist, emphasizing that grief is love overflowing. She shares her journey from local news to law school and eventually to national television, driven by a "think big" philosophy. Guthrie also discusses her books, "Mostly What God Does" and "Mostly What God Does is Love You," and how her interfaith marriage influenced her approach to faith with her children. She also touches on the challenges of maintaining impartiality in journalism amidst increasing polarization and echo chambers.