The New Yorker

The publication where Keefe has worked for 20 years, providing institutional support for his investigations.

“Yeah, you know, so and we, we already talked about the Brettlers. I will say, with the underworld folks, it's... Part of what I love about this job is I, you know, I get to sort of move through the world and talk to all kinds of different people, and I have to…”

The magazine where Patrick Radden Keefe works as a staff writer.

“Oh, boy. I mean, I have a bunch of feelings about this. I, when I first started writing for The New Yorker, I was freelance for six years before they put me on staff, and they basically would publish one big piece a year, but nothing more. And, uh, that forced…”

Publication where Patrick Radden Keefe serves as a staff writer.

“Hi, everyone, from New York Magazine and the Vox Media Podcast Network, this is On with Kara Swisher, and I'm Kara Swisher. My guest today is award-winning journalist and author Patrick Radden Keefe. He's a staff writer for The New Yorker and the author of sev…”

The publication where Patrick Radden Keefe wrote a feature article about Larry Gagosian.

“Or whatever it is, but there's just, there's a thing motivating them, and, um, I, I wrote a big piece a few years ago for The New Yorker about Larry Gagosian, the art dealer.”

The publication where Patrick Radden Keefe sold an article early in his career.

“They do, but the numbers are growing enormously. This used to be an outlier. All these chatbots used to be an out- I just interviewed Sherry Turkle about this. It used to be an outlier and strange, and now it's very common, unfortunately, and very bad for peop…”

The publication where Patrick Radden Keefe works as a reporter.

“"You know, I've written a bunch of books, and w- I work for The New Yorker, and my North Star is always the truth, and the truth will probably be somewhat uncomfortable for you. It won't be the Daily Mail version of the story."”

Cited as the publication where George Soros discussed his influence on Ukrainian politics.

“In, in, in the Orange Revolution of 2004 and in, uh, 2014. And in fact, you know, George Soros bragged that he had really influenced the vote toward the pro-Russian candidate in 1994, um, the f- you know, back 10 years before that. Uh, he s- he bragged about t…”

Mentioned as one of the media entities currently attempting to replicate the gaming success of the Times.

“I definitely see other media entities trying to replicate the success of The New York Times. New Yorker magazine, Atlantic magazine, they all have their own little game division.”

The magazine featured cartoons in the late 1990s that poked fun at the repetitive phone menu phrases.

“The technological innovations continued into the '70s and the '80s, when you saw the explosion of things like 1-800 numbers and automatic call distributors, the devices that can sort and direct calls to specific agents. By the '90s, dialing up a customer servi…”

Mentioned as a publication with rigorous fact-checking standards compared to the show's anecdotes.

“Have The New Yorker's staff, Peter. Like-”

Kate Tellers' writing has appeared in this publication.

“That was Kate Tellers and her children. Kate Tellers is a storyteller, host, and director of Moth Works at The Moth. Her story, But Also Bring Cheese, is featured in The Moth's All These Wonders: True Stories About Facing the Unknown, and her writing has appea…”

Pema Chödrön mentions feeling like she was in a cartoon from this publication while dancing with a storm.

“fun." It is a subtle shift and mentally, I think. And so for the kids, it's natural, and then, then somehow we lose it, right, as we get older, it seems like. But then you can kind of go back. You can begin to be more joyful about what's happening. I mean, I j…”

Published a damning article characterizing Sam Altman as a fundamentally untrustworthy person.

“There have been articles about him being duplicitous, telling people one thing and then telling people completely opposite things five minutes later. There was a particularly damning article in The New Yorker a few weeks ago basically painting him as just a fu…”

Cited as a publication that recognized the podcast Final Thoughts.

“I'm Leon Neyfakh, best known as the host and co-creator of podcasts Slow Burn, Fiasco, and Think Twice, Michael Jackson. I'm here to tell you about my show, Final Thoughts, Jerry Springer, whose name is synonymous with outrageous guests, taboo confessions, and…”

The publication where journalist John Brooks wrote about the go-go era of the stock market.

“Yes, and the go-go years, which really were this, like, violent reaction to all the pent-up conservatism and prudence and austerity that had dominated Wall Street and finance for America and the world through the Depression and through World War II. The journa…”