Kara Swisher interviews me on the Future of Journalism (Live!)

Kara Swisher interviews me on the Future of Journalism (Live!)

When I decided to start an interview podcast, the first person I went to for advice was Kara Swisher — founder of Recode, host of the Code Conference and the Recode/Decode podcast, and one of the most legendary interviewers in the business. Since then, she’s been a guest on this show, and Vox and Recode have started up a partnership that’s given me the gift of working with her much more closely. Recently, Kara interviewed me in front of a live audience at Manny’s in San Francisco for Recode/Decode. We talked about the future of journalism, the culture of DC, and so much more. One of the secrets to Kara’s success as an interviewer is that even when she’s grilling you, no one is more fun to talk to, and that comes out in this conversation. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Robert Sapolsky on the toxic intersection of poverty and stress

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24 Jan 20191h 19min

Frances Lee on why bipartisanship is irrational

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21 Jan 20191h 1min

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17 Jan 20191h 17min

Cal Newport has an answer for digital burnout

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14 Jan 20191h 8min

Eric Holder’s plan to save democracy

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Eric Holder was attorney general during the first six years of Barack Obama’s presidency, and there are days when it feels like he’s the attorney general of Obama’s post-presidency, too. Holder chairs...

10 Jan 20191h 4min

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