Episode 61: Cord Jefferson
Cord Jefferson is the West Coast Editor at Gawker. "I consider myself to be a sincere human being. And I think that the way the internet carries itself, the way the internet has dialogues, is often i...
25 Sep 201350min
Episode 60: Hamilton Morris
Hamilton Morris is the science editor for Vice and a contributor to Harper's. "It's a shame that there isn't more of an interdisciplinary approach to a lot of scientific investigations, because often...
18 Sep 20131h 2min
Episode 59: Nancy Jo Sales
Nancy Jo Sales writes for Vanity Fair and is the author of The Bling Ring. "I'm a mom now, so my life's a little different. I can't do certain things that I used to do, and I won't, because they're d...
11 Sep 20131h 5min
Episode 58: Sarah Stillman
Sarah Stillman is a staff writer for The New Yorker. "People don't really care about issues so much as they care about the stories and the characters that bring those issues to life. ... A story need...
4 Sep 201354min
Episode 57: Eli Saslow
Eli Saslow is a staff writer at the Washington Post and a contributor at ESPN the Magazine. It's not really my place to complain about it being hard for me to write. I wrote the story ("After Newtown...
28 Aug 20131h 4min
Episode 56: Joshuah Bearman
Joshuah Bearman is the co-founder of Epic Magazine and a freelance writer. His latest story is "Coronado High." "People who know me well will realize that parts of this story are actually about me. …...
21 Aug 201350min
Episode 55: Amy Harmon
Amy Harmon, a Pulitzer Prize winner, covers science and society for the New York Times. "I'm not looking to expose science as problematic and I'm not looking to celebrate it. But it can be double edg...
14 Aug 201356min
Episode 54: Sean Flynn
Sean Flynn is a GQ correspondent and National Magazine Award winner. "I find it satisfying to be able to give a voice to people that sort of get lost…You know, when these big horrible things happen, ...
7 Aug 201353min
