Podcasts | The Economist Asks: Carl Bernstein

How are newspapers changing?

This week we speak to Carl Bernstein, the Pulitzer prize-winning American journalist who broke the Watergate scandal

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THE VETERAN reporter was a teenager when he first walked into a newsroom. He tells Anne McElvoy how that moment led him to become one half of the most famous bylines in journalism. They discuss the decline in trust in the media and echoes of Watergate in American politics today. And the author of “Chasing History” reflects on a painful moment from his past being turned into a film. Runtime: 26 min

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