Gail Collins and Bret Stephens Reflect on Eight Years of Conversation
After eight years of weekly dialogues on politics and culture, columnists Gail Collins and Bret Stephens share one final conversation. They discuss their time together, reflecting on key issues they've tackled and the evolution of their perspectives. This farewell exchange offers insights into their dynamic and the unique format that fostered their engaging debates.
For eight years, Gail Collins and Bret Stephens have engaged in weekly conversations, published as columns in The New York Times. Their dialogues have covered a wide range of topics, from presidential elections to social trends, offering readers diverse viewpoints and stimulating debate. In their final published conversation, Collins and Stephens reminisce about their time collaborating, highlighting memorable exchanges and discussing how their perspectives have shifted over the years. They also reflect on the value of civil discourse in a polarized world, emphasizing the importance of listening to opposing viewpoints and finding common ground. Their final column marks the end of an era, leaving readers with a thoughtful reflection on the power of conversation and the importance of engaging with different perspectives.