Chapter
Pursuing Dreams
25:47 - 32:13 (06:26)
Two journalists reflect on their time living in a small apartment and working tirelessly for their respective newspapers while also exploring their passions. They also discuss the risks taken and sacrifices made to follow their dreams.
Clips
The New Yorker used to rely heavily on advertising revenue, but has since shifted to primarily subscription-based revenue, allowing for fewer ads and a more reasonable price for readers.
25:47 - 27:19 (01:32)
Summary
The New Yorker used to rely heavily on advertising revenue, but has since shifted to primarily subscription-based revenue, allowing for fewer ads and a more reasonable price for readers.
ChapterPursuing Dreams
Episode"David Remnick"
PodcastSmartLess
A discussion about the editorship of William Sean at the New Yorker.
27:19 - 29:47 (02:28)
Summary
A discussion about the editorship of William Sean at the New Yorker.
ChapterPursuing Dreams
Episode"David Remnick"
PodcastSmartLess
A couple worked tirelessly for four years in their small apartment, working for The New York Times and Washington Post, but never regretted a single moment thanks to their freedom to explore their own interests.
29:47 - 32:13 (02:26)
Summary
A couple worked tirelessly for four years in their small apartment, working for The New York Times and Washington Post, but never regretted a single moment thanks to their freedom to explore their own interests. War correspondents, who are exposed to tragedy, horror, and danger, don't openly talk about their experiences.