PJ Vogt and Alex Goldman, the hosts of Reply All, discuss their creative partnership and their meteoric rise from WNYC to Gimlet. They also discuss their own worries for the show, the collective work it takes to put out an episode, and finding the sweet spot to maintain their outsider status as they become a part of the mainstream podcasting culture. And just how much hand holding in storytelling is too much hand holding? Brian talks about what it feels like to get De Blasio'd on an episode of Reply All.

 

Topics this week:

Reply All

Gimlet

The Hold Steady - Lord I'm Discouraged

Siskel & Ebert uncensored

Life Itself - A film based on Roger Ebert's memoir

Favor Atender - Reply All episode

This American Life

TLDR

This Proves Everything - Reply All episode

Ask Leah - TLDR episode

On The Media

The Moment's interview with Jessi Klein (12/30/14)

99% Invisible

Late Show with David Letterman

The Moment's interview with Alex Blumberg(10/14/14)

Death Sex and Money

Radiotopia

Maximum Fun

Exit & Return Part I - Reply All episode

Exit & Return Part II - Reply All episode

Of Birds and Boundaries - Love and Radio episode

 

People this week: 

PJ Vogt

Alex Goldman

Craig Finn

Tad Kubler

Mayor Bill De Blasio (The 109th Mayor of New York City)

Alex Blumberg

Adam Carolla

Anna Sale

 

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