

David Remnick
Apr 8, 2024
David Remnick, Editor of The New Yorker, shares insights on his journalism journey, experiences in Russia, and the impact of demagoguery on news credibility. From Yeshiva mishaps to interviewing icons, his reflections on writing, music as escapism, and the evolving media landscape make for an engaging discussion.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Reflections on Writing and Editor Feedback
02:44 • 2min
From Yeshiva to Village Voice: A Journey in Journalism
04:49 • 9min
Journey Through Music and Journalism: Challenges and Choices
13:37 • 16min
Analysis of US Politics and Media Validity
29:34 • 4min
A Journey from Russia to The New Yorker to Podcasts
33:09 • 12min
Exploring the Economics of Audio Production and a Memorable Encounter with Bob Dylan
45:29 • 10min
Reflections on Journalism, Hope, and Democratic Promises
55:01 • 5min