Katie Couric: Beshear on Kirk, Grandma Joys & Mental Health Advocacy
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Katie Couric: Beshear on Kirk, Grandma Joys & Mental Health Advocacy
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Katie Couric has been making headlines across multiple fronts this week, showcasing her continued influence in media and politics. On September 16, she conducted a high-profile interview with Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear for her podcast and YouTube channel, diving deep into the controversial aftermath of Charlie Kirk's assassination. The interview, which has already garnered over 123,000 views on YouTube, featured Beshear discussing his response to the political violence and criticizing the current administration's handling of the situation. Couric pressed the governor on the complexities of covering Kirk's death, given his controversial past statements that were often described as racist and misogynistic, while Beshear emphasized that no political violence could be rationalized regardless of the victim's views.
The same day, Couric attended the Through Her Lens Tribeca Chanel Women's Filmmaker Program Luncheon in New York, where she opened up to People magazine about her joy in being a grandmother. She gushed about her grandson Jay, named after her late husband, calling it exciting to be a boy grandma since she never had sons herself. Couric revealed her grandmother name is Gogo, inspired by fashion designer Tory Burch, and praised her daughter Ellie's parenting skills while maintaining her rule of keeping quiet about parenting advice.
Looking ahead, Couric is scheduled to appear as a featured speaker at Project Healthy Minds' World Mental Health Day Festival on October 10, alongside notable figures like Deepak Chopra and Jonathan Haidt. The event, taking place in New York's Meatpacking District, will focus on mental health advocacy and wellness programming.
Meanwhile, her website has been actively covering the fallout from Charlie Kirk's death, including reports about employees being fired for social media posts about the shooting. The Washington Post columnist Karen Attiah was reportedly terminated for her Bluesky posts regarding the incident, highlighting the ongoing tensions surrounding public discourse about political violence. Couric's continued engagement with these sensitive political topics demonstrates her commitment to addressing controversial subjects that many mainstream media figures avoid.
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