It’s not just Ron DeSantis: All kinds of candidates are piling into the 2024 presidential race. New York Times national politics reporter Astead W. Herndon is covering the contest in audio form, via his show, “The Run-Up” — a weekly deep dive from the campaign trail. Herndon’s reporting is thoughtful and clear-eyed, and gives everyone he talks to — candidates, party leaders and, crucially, voters — the opportunity to really explain how the world looks from their perspective.
Vox’s Peter Kafka is a huge fan, and talks to Herndon about his very fast rise in journalism, how he prepares to talk to people from all walks of life (including the MyPillow guy); why audio reporting is so different than text; and how hosting a New York Times podcast compares to being on the front page of the New York Times.
Featuring: Astead Herndon (@asteadwh), Politics Reporter for NY Times & Political Analyst for CNN
Host: Peter Kafka (@pkafka), Senior Editor at Recode
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NYT rising star Astead Herndon on podcasts, power, and the 2024 race | Channels with Peter Kafka podcast - Listen or read transcript on Metacast
