Who’s Here in the Hamptons Dan Rattiner speaks with Ken Auletta, writer, journalist, and media critic for The New Yorker – Episode 25
Apr 21, 2021
In this engaging conversation, Ken Auletta, a best-selling author and veteran journalist for The New Yorker, shares intriguing stories from his career. He recalls a bizarre profile of a Nazi leader who turned out to be Jewish and discusses his upcoming work on Harvey Weinstein. Auletta also dives into the influence of Roy Cohn on Trump and explores the shifting media landscape in the age of the internet. Living in Sag Harbor adds a personal touch as he reflects on local traditions and challenges in journalism.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Cohn, Media Evolution, and Weinstein's Legacy
01:38 • 7min
Life in Sag Harbor: Traditions and Transitions
08:35 • 6min
Monopolies in the Tech World: Reflections on Microsoft and Beyond
14:13 • 2min
Navigating Digital Footprints and Privacy in Modern Communication
15:48 • 3min