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I'm Dorothy Wickenden, and on today's Politics and More podcast, the editor of the

New Yorker, David Remnick, talks with Sarah Koenig, the co-creator and host of the podcast Serial.

In 2014, Serial helped make podcasting a phenomenon in the mainstream media. It recently began at

second season, telling the story of Bo Bergdahl, the soldier who walked away from his base in

Afghanistan in 2009 and was captured by the Taliban. Now, for many years, I've been reporting

from Russia, living there in the late 80s and early 90s

as a reporter for the Washington Post, and returning for reporting trips ever since.

In the 90s, when Big Boris Yeltsin was in power, I was hanging out with some friends, and I met

a funny, smart young woman in the New York Times Bureau named Sarah Kainig. She wasn't long out of school,

but it was very, very clear that she had everything it takes to become a first-class reporter.

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