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Defective Character Limits
Defective Character Limits
Defective Character Limits
Friday 14th February 2025
NYT's Kate Conger shares her experience covering Elon Musk, managing mental health, and finding balance in high-stakes journalism.
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Episode Overview
- Covering Elon Musk's unpredictable behaviour and its impact on journalism.
- The importance of stepping away from the screen to maintain mental health.
- Balancing high-pressure work with personal life.
- The role of collaboration and support in managing stress.
- Reflections on the broader implications of covering influential public figures.
Elon cares a lot about humanity and he doesn’t care about humans
Ever wondered what it's like to cover one of the most controversial figures in tech? In this episode of Really Good Shares, host A.J. Daulerio chats with New York Times reporter Kate Conger about her intense experience covering Elon Musk. Kate's job has evolved from reporting on a quirky billionaire to dealing with a major public figure involved in high-stakes politics and tech.
She shares how she manages her mental health amidst the chaos and constant news cycle, offering a candid look at the toll such a demanding role can take. Kate discusses her strategies for maintaining balance, including the importance of stepping away from the screen and finding solace in everyday life. She also reflects on the broader implications of covering someone like Musk, who wields immense power and influence.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in journalism, mental health, or the rollercoaster that is Elon Musk's public life. So, if you're curious about the behind-the-scenes of high-pressure journalism or looking for tips on handling stress, this conversation is both eye-opening and relatable.