Jonathan Haidt, then at the University of Virginia and later New York University, sits down with June Gruber's Experts in Emotion series at Yale to discuss his research on morality and emotion. He traces what drew him to the field, then walks through the central findings of his work, including the idea that moral judgments often arise from quick emotional intuitions that reasoning later justifies rather than causes. The interview runs through his account of moral psychology's key debates before turning to where he thinks the study of emotion is headed next. It closes with practical advice for students considering research careers in emotion science. Structured as a chaptered interview rather than a formal lecture, it gives a compact, personal account of one influential researcher's path and ideas, useful as an introduction to his work on moral intuition.