Who's Talking to Chris Wallace? (2022) Parents Guide: Is the series OK for kids?

This category is absent from most episodes. One interview with Anita Hill involves a direct, non-graphic discussion of sexual harassment and gender violence. Another guest briefly alludes to their sexuality in the context of their life story.

Violence is absent as a depicted act. Discussions may touch upon real-world violence, such as war or political conflicts, particularly in interviews with political figures, but these are abstract and informational, not graphic.

Language is generally clean throughout the season. Guests occasionally use mild expletives like 'damn' or 'hell' when recounting anecdotes, but profanity is never gratuitous or frequent. Chris Wallace consistently uses professional and respectful language.

Substance use is mentioned occasionally, typically in the context of a guest's past experiences or societal issues rather than depicted. For example, Melissa Etheridge discusses turning pain into purpose, which could imply past struggles, and some entertainers may briefly reference social drinking in their anecdotes. These mentions are brief and not glorified.

Mature themes include discussions of political polarization, career challenges, personal growth, and societal change. Rob Reiner discusses Christian Nationalism, Robert De Niro speaks on the November election, and Gloria Steinem talks about the women's liberation movement. Guests also share personal stories of overcoming adversity and finding purpose, which can include implied past struggles without explicit detail.