Channels with Peter Kafka

500 Episodes

1. When is the internet going to change TV ads? (Dave Morgan, CEO, Simulmedia)

   Published: 21/09/2017
2. Why Ken Burns won't leave PBS for HBO

   Published: 14/09/2017
3. How to pay for serious journalism (Clara Jeffery, editor in chief, Mother Jones)

   Published: 07/09/2017
4. How to compete against Google and Facebook: Go around them! (Tim Armstrong, CEO, Oath)

   Published: 31/08/2017
5. A guided tour of the pro-Trump media (Oliver Darcy, CNN; Charlie Warzel, BuzzFeed)

   Published: 24/08/2017
6. Chuck Klosterman talks about Nazis, Taylor Swift and the future of journalism

   Published: 17/08/2017
7. Patreon will help fans pay artists more than $140 million this year (Jack Conte, CEO, Patreon)

   Published: 10/08/2017
8. Everyone still wants to be on TV (Tonia O'Connor, chief revenue officer, Univision)

   Published: 03/08/2017
9. How food became cool (Larry Fitzgibbon, CEO, Tastemade; Helen Rosner, editor at large, Eater)

   Published: 27/07/2017
10. How to make a bestseller that lasts (Ryan Holiday, author, 'Perennial Seller')

    Published: 20/07/2017
11. Shari Redstone, Vice Chair, Viacom (Code Conference 2017)

    Published: 13/07/2017
12. Podcasting is growing up (Nick Quah, founder, Hot Pod)

    Published: 06/07/2017
13. Why Hillary Clinton won't admit that she made mistakes (Rebecca Traister, writer at large, New York Magazine)

    Published: 29/06/2017
14. What Peter Thiel’s war against Gawker can tell us about Trump (Brian Knappenberger, director, "Nobody Speak")

    Published: 22/06/2017
15. Dean Baquet, Executive Editor, The New York Times (Code Conference 2017)

    Published: 17/06/2017
16. Meet the Wall Street analyst the big media companies love to hate (Rich Greenfield, analyst, BTIG)

    Published: 15/06/2017
17. Reed Hastings, CEO, Netflix (Code Conference 2017)

    Published: 10/06/2017
18. BuzzFeed chairman and HuffPost co-founder Ken Lerer on the future of media

    Published: 08/06/2017
19. 'Better Call Saul' actor Michael McKean doesn't care how you watch

    Published: 01/06/2017
20. Why this four-hour Grateful Dead documentary took 14 years to make (Amir Bar-Lev, director, 'Long Strange Trip')

    Published: 25/05/2017