

The Theranos Trial Concludes — With NPR's Bobby Allyn
Dec 22, 2021
Bobby Allyn, an NPR tech reporter in San Francisco, delves into the gripping trial of Elizabeth Holmes. He recounts key moments and dramatic twists as the jury deliberates, highlighting the prosecution's case and Holmes' emotional defense. The conversation reveals fascinating insights on public perception, particularly regarding trust and credibility for women in business. Allyn also shares a personal anecdote linking justice themes, making for a compelling discussion that illuminates the Theranos saga's broader implications for Silicon Valley.
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Hotshot Bribery
- Alex Kanterwitz mentions bribing Bobby Allyn with games of Hotshot.
- This humorous exchange sets a lighthearted tone for the podcast.
NPR Voice Debate
- Alex Kanterwitz asks Allyn not to use his "NPR voice."
- Allyn humorously denies the existence of a singular NPR voice.
Peter Piper Warm-up
- Bobby Allyn shares his pre-show vocal warm-up: "Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers."
- He explains that this helps prevent popping P's, which sound engineers dislike.