Lindsay Addario

I have no idea.

But I still have hope and belief in photojournalism.

Yes.

I'm looking at Sudan.

And then I'm also looking at some stories in the United States.

No, I have not because I've been on the sort of – I've been out promoting the documentary and doing interviews for a few months and I think –

Alfred, my younger, my six-year-old, he's gotten used to having me around and so has Lucas.

And I think it's harder when I've been kind of in and out and home than when I'm just gone for a long time at once.

So I haven't had that conversation yet primarily because I just came home from a three-week trip and I'm just hesitant to say I'm going to leave again and I'm going to Sudan.

So I'm waiting for the right time.

It never feels like the right time, but there are hard conversations when I have to say I'm leaving.

Oh, I wait for what feels like the right moment and I just try and be strong and say I'll be back really soon and it's a quick trip and, you know, everything will be fine and you're with daddy and, you know, yeah.

Lindsay Adario, thank you for joining us.

Thank you so much for having me.