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Here's the First Episode of Our Newest Podcast, 'Re/code Media With Peter Kafka'

Just announced onstage at Code/Media.

By Eric Johnson

Onstage at our Code/Media conference, Kara Swisher and Peter Kafka just announced the newest podcast to join the Re/code Radio family: It’s called “Re/code Media with Peter Kafka.”

The show is a lot like Code/Media, featuring smart, thoughtful and in-depth interviews with the most interesting people in the media world, except there will be a new interview every week. When you subscribe to “Re/code Media” on iTunes, you’ll see we’ve also collected all the past interviews Peter conducted as a regular guest host of Kara’s podcast, “Re/code Decode.”

Here’s the first episode of the new show, in which Peter interviews David Remnick, the editor of The New Yorker:

You can follow all the action from Code/Media 2016 here:

This article originally appeared on Recode.net.

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