Stephen Colbert - Guest Anderson Cooper (3 videos)

[Rhiannon12866]

"Based On A Lie" - Anderson Cooper On Major News Orgs Declining To Sign On To New Pentagon Rules

CNN's Anderson Cooper comments on the Pentagon's motivation for enacting strict new media rules and why his company and others are refusing to go along with them. Stick around for two more segments with Anderson Cooper and tune in October 30th for the premiere of his new streaming show, "All There Is, Live."





How Anderson Cooper Approaches Hard Stories With "Soft Eyes" Even After 30 Years In News

"You can't compare one tragedy to another" says veteran journalist Anderson Cooper, who stresses the importance of approaching each hard story with fresh eyes, even after 30 years of reporting from war zones around the globe. Keep watching for more with Anderson Cooper and tune in on October 30th for the premiere of his new streaming show, "All There Is, Live."





"Listening To Others Has Changed My Life" - How Anderson Cooper's "All There Is" Became A Life-Saver

Anderson Cooper's deep empathy towards people suffering grief and loss has made his podcast, "All There Is," a lifesaving point of connection for newsmakers, celebrities and everyday Americans.

Visit https://www.cnn.com/all-there-is-anderson-cooper to learn more about it and tune in on October 30th for the premiere of his new streaming show, "All There Is, Live."

[LittleGirl]

1. "All There Is" helped me so much

I listened to 6 episodes when it came out and I got more "effective" ideas of controlling my grief than the therapist I paid a lot of money to.

I really owe my recovery to Anderson because our society doesn't discuss grief which, if you live long enough, will suffer through. After my baby brother died, I couldn't stop crying. He was 57 and I am 2 years older. He was the only sibling that gave me the time of day my whole life. I still tear up thinking about him.

Listening to Anderson's podcast (before they were videos), I was able to see that my thoughts were not unique. I was suffering grief for my long lost father that I had never been able to grieve for properly. He died in 1975 and I was a teen. His death traumatized me for the rest of my life as it did to my brother's. Thank you Anderson.

[Rhiannon12866]

2. Thank you so much for the recommendation!

I lost my Dad long before I could handle it and light a new candle at the cemetery for him every week and tell him how I feel. I was the first born in my family and my Dad expected a lot of me. We didn't always get along, especially when I was in my teens, but I know he did the best job he knew how.

[LittleGirl]

3. Thanks for sharing

I recommend his podcast because it truly helped me. I think it will help others just as much.