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I'm Dorothy Wickendon on today's Politics and More podcast, David Remnick talks with Terry Gross. They discuss her early days in public radio, her four decades as the host of fresh air, and the secrets of a great interview.

I've got a confession to make.

When I first started doing this program, I was a little anxious.

I've been a print journalist all my life, a writer and an editor,

but talking to you in my own voice on the radio or a podcast, felt a little strange.

So to prepare myself, I decided to study the great ones,

and at the very top of that list has got to be Terry Gross.

Gross has been the host of Fresh Air for nearly 45 years.

And over that time, she's interviewed thousands and thousands of guests from Ray Charles to Hillary Clinton to, I don't know,

any summary of her big guests doesn't actually do her justice. Terry is perhaps the best interviewer of our time. Let's strike the perhaps. She is. Terry Gross joined me in October

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