Michael Oreskes's guest appearances

Michael Oreskes

The MediaShift Podcast

Current's The Pub

Bob Schieffer's "About the News" with H. Andrew Schwartz

MediaShift Podcast

Public Affairs and Government

Ken LaCorte: Big Pod

Donald Trump

Jake Tapper

Hillary Clinton

Evan Smith

Ezra Klein

John Gray

Stephen Colbert

Graham Allison

John Moody

Annie Karni

Dan Abrams

Jill Lepore

Evan Osnos

Brian Stelter

Dan Kennedy

OwlTail

Michael Oreskes joins Ken on the podcast to discuss the political left and right, the current state of the media, and how the Internet changed both.Oreskes is a journalist with decades of experience. He worked at the New York Daily News, spent 20 years at the New York Times, 7 years at the Associated Press, and then a couple more as a senior president of news and editorial director at NPR. To find Ken in the social world, click: https://linktr.ee/KenLaCorte

Michael Oreskes joins Ken on the podcast to discuss the political left and right, the current state of the media, and how the Internet changed both. Oreskes is a journalist with decades of experience. He worked at the New York Daily News, spent 20 years at the New York Times, 7 years at the Associated Press, and then a couple more as a senior president of news and editorial director at NPR. To find Ken in the social world, click: <a href="https://linktr.ee/KenLaCorte" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://linktr.ee/KenLaCorte</a>

Michael Oreskes | Former NY Times and NPR Editor 

NPR’s top man in charge of news Michael Oreskes joined us for a fascinating discussion about “alternative facts,” covering the Trump presidency, and what it takes to produce solid journalism in a post-truth environment. We also discussed the innovations at NPR and its strategies to engage its audience.  "The scarcest resource in journalism right now is attention span," Oreskes says. "We used to live in a world of journalism governed by the laws of physics. Time and space were our key constraints: space in a newspaper, time on the air. The really controlling force in the world right now is how long you can keep your audience, your followers, consuming the journalism you're creating. They have just so many other places to go, so many things pulling on them and so many demands on their time that our goal is to create journalism that holds them.” Download transcript here.

NPR’s top man in charge of news Michael Oreskes joined us for a fascinating discussion about “alternative facts,” covering the Trump presidency, and what it takes to produce solid journalism in a post-truth environment. We also discussed the innovations at NPR and its strategies to engage its audience. "The scarcest resource in journalism right now is attention span," Oreskes says. "We used to live in a world of journalism governed by the laws of physics. Time and space were our key constraints: space in a newspaper, time on the air. The really controlling force in the world right now is how long you can keep your audience, your followers, consuming the journalism you're creating. They have just so many other places to go, so many things pulling on them and so many demands on their time that our goal is to create journalism that holds them.” <a href="https://csis-website-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/s3fs-public/170125_Schieffer_Podcast_Alt_Facts_Journalism_Holds.pdf?N2BPTKFoMbHYfH9_BSbq2Brvwd5kXfgi" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download transcript here.</a>

Alt-Facts and Journalism That Holds: NPR’s Editorial Director Michael Oreskes

Michael O'Neil

Michael O'Neil / Michael Oreskes on the 1970'S New York City Fiscal Crisis