New Yorker's David Remnick - in Conversation with Yevgenia Albats

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David Remnick has been editor of The New Yorker since 1998 and a staff writer since 1992. Remnick began his reporting career as a staff writer at the Washington Post in 1982. In 1988, he started a four-year tenure as a Washington Post Moscow correspondent, an experience that formed the basis of his 1993 book on the former Soviet Union, Lenin’s Tomb: The Last Days of the Soviet Empire. Remnick has written six books: Lenin’s Tomb, Resurrection: The Struggle for a New Russia, King of the World (a biography of Muhammad Ali), The Bridge (a biography of Barack Obama), and The Devil Problem and Reporting, which are collections of some of his pieces from the magazine. Remnick has contributed to The New York Review of Books, Vanity Fair, Esquire, and The New Republic. He has been a Visiting Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and has taught at Princeton, where he received his B.A., in 1981, and at Columbia.
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[@YevgeniaAlbats2024]

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[@thedeergarden3964]

I love this series. Thank you for presenting these wonderful smart guests. I get frustrated talking with pro Putin westerners and it’s a great help to get analysis from real experts.

[@Lovilight]

Thank you very much. I enjoy these discussions in English, great content and practice. Specially in time of isolation.

[@user-yp2fq7ix1j]

Спасибо за контент на английском!

[@ArmineUlukhanyan]

Сегодня звук был ужасный

[@ludaluda8279]

Прекрасный разговор. Не могла оторваться. Спасибо.

[@fierval]

Read Lenin's Tomb a few years after it came out and a few more years after I left Moscow for, what it felt like back then, good. Now it feels like Moscow has left me for good, but David Remnick had been a kind of superhero in my mind since then. Thanks for this conversation!

[@SuperVsix]

Евгения Марковна, восторг!

[@pardonless]

Евгения Марковна, можно ли будет в перспективе получить доступ к последнему выпуску журнала NT о Горбачёве?

[@YevgeniaAlbats2024]

на сайте в архиве все материалы

[@TanForest]

Хорошая беседа и формат. Нужно бы звук наладить, всём микрофоны раздать как вариант

[@user-sm9mf8jb6d]

А я знаю только язык фулА...ничего не поняла))

[@speakrussian6779]

No young people in audience. Do young people still interest in politics?

[@YevgeniaAlbats2024]

there were young people tp the right from the speakers , just camera did not pick them up

[@agaerfawe3rfweafwaef]

All young people in Russia are against your Yeltsin ideology!

[@allanaumova2317]

А какой смысл на рус/яз. канале выставлять эти тусовочки на англ. языке? " Я вот еще и English" знаю... 🤣. И что ?

[@user-yp2fq7ix1j]

Вообще, есть интересанты, живущие в России, и желающие слышать дискуссию на английском языке. Я, например

[@alenatammsalu4372]

And also a lot of people outside Russia want to know what is going on

[@eli5430]

Потому что в наше время знать английский на достойном уровне - это норма, а не нечто сверхъестественное. Мне 43 и я постоянно учу английский и французский, мне стыдно, что я совсем плохо говорю на немецком, когда я бываю в Германии. Мои дети тоже на 3 языках говорят. В Европе знание 2-3 языков никого не удивляет. А Евгения - молодец, интересная беседа.