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In this episode, John McPhee reflects on a lifetime of writing; we explore the future of Brexit; and a reporter nearly loses everything after forgetting his iPod passcode. (episode)
Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today, in the park, to inadvertently witness the dramatic breakup of these two people we have never met.
The “yes” vote on Brexit seems to have shocked even its proponents, and the turmoil in Britain now actually strengthens the cause of E.U. integration.
John McPhee was eight years old when he decided to become a writer; seventy-seven years later, he looks back on his singular career with his former student David Remnick.
A reporter stored crucial materials from an African reporting trip on an iPod Touch. Now he’s forgotten the passcode—and has only two tries left before the material is wiped out.
A Manhattan bartender decided to reclaim his father’s mansion in Belgrade. When he went to move in, things got complicated.