Why We Don’t We Trust Experts Anymore, and What We Can Do About It — Richard Kyte

Why we don’t we trust experts anymore, and what we can do about it — Richard Kyte

Conflicting health advice reveals a deeper problem: technology is weakening human connection, fueling isolation and suspicion while stronger communities remain essential for flourishing lives.

The Trust Deficit: Can We Rebuild What We’ve Lost

In this episode of The Forum, hosts Jim Falk and Peter Smith explore the growing erosion of trust and its impact on personal relationships, communities, and some of America’s most important institutions, including the judiciary and the presidency. Their guests, Dennis Shaw and Yoram Solomon, both military veterans and authors who have written extensively about trust, explain why trust is indispensable in high-stakes environments where confidence…