Keith Campbell

Dr. Keith Campbell, psychology professor and leading narcissism researcher, explains what narcissism really is. He contrasts grandiose and vulnerable forms. He covers how narcissism shows up in leadership, relationships, manipulation tactics, parenting, and culture. The conversation weaves myth, science, and practical ways these traits shape lives.

In this discussion, climate reporter Sarah Kaplan and managing editor Keith Campbell unpack the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, revealing shocking truths about climate vulnerability. They explore the myth of climate havens, as families fleeing disasters often find themselves in equally high-risk areas. The conversation highlights how extreme weather events are intensifying and affecting even previously safe locations. Emphasizing the need for resilient communities, they call for informed housing choices and robust infrastructure to prepare for future disasters.

Sarah Kaplan, a climate reporter for the Washington Post, and Keith Campbell, managing editor at the Asheville Watchdog, dive into the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. They challenge the myth of climate havens, revealing how even seemingly safe areas are vulnerable to climate change. Kaplan shares insights on the rising destruction from disasters and shifting demographics, while Campbell discusses the economic struggles of communities trying to cope. Together, they highlight the urgent need for community resilience in the face of escalating climate risks.