Join Columnist Carolyn Hax’s Weekly Advice Chat on April 17
The Washington Post announces its upcoming schedule of live online chats featuring various columnists and experts. The primary focus is on advice columnist Carolyn Hax, who will host her weekly chat on Friday, April 17, 2026, at 12 p.m. ET. Readers are invited to submit questions regarding personal relationships, family dynamics, and ethical dilemmas for real-time advice. The article also highlights other scheduled interactive sessions, including a dining chat with food critic Elazar Sontag on April 22, where he addresses restaurant etiquette and industry practices, and a cooking chat with Becky Krystal and Aaron Hutcherson. Additionally, opinion columnist David Ignatius is scheduled to discuss foreign affairs and the war in Ukraine on April 20. These chats serve as a platform for direct engagement between Post journalists and their audience, covering diverse topics from lifestyle and food to serious geopolitical issues. The page provides links to previous chat transcripts, offering insights into past discussions on topics such as toxic family relationships, tipping culture, and marital conflicts.
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Join Columnist Carolyn Hax’s Weekly Advice Chat on April 17
The Washington Post announces its upcoming schedule of live online chats featuring various columnists and experts. The primary focus is on advice columnist Carolyn Hax, who will host her weekly chat on Friday, April 17, 2026, at 12 p.m. ET. Readers are invited to submit questions regarding personal relationships, family dynamics, and ethical dilemmas for real-time advice. The article also highlights other scheduled interactive sessions, including a dining chat with food critic Elazar Sontag on April 22, where he addresses restaurant etiquette and industry practices, and a cooking chat with Becky Krystal and Aaron Hutcherson. Additionally, opinion columnist David Ignatius is scheduled to discuss foreign affairs and the war in Ukraine on April 20. These chats serve as a platform for direct engagement between Post journalists and their audience, covering diverse topics from lifestyle and food to serious geopolitical issues. The page provides links to previous chat transcripts, offering insights into past discussions on topics such as toxic family relationships, tipping culture, and marital conflicts.
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