Katie Couric
The Catalyst
Ideas with a spark, energy, range and the ability to start things.
Katie Couric is a prominent journalist and author known for her impactful storytelling and advocacy on social issues. This interview reveals her commitment to fostering dialogue and understanding on complex topics, showcasing her role as a catalyst for change.
“I was not in my car, but it was a suitcase that I brought in my car said. And then I bought one of the, you know, and then I had one of the other phones that looked like those big ones. And I've had phones forever. I one time was on a vacation with someone I was going out with and I was in the middle of the bay in Provincetown.”
“All right, I'll read Waitem. Because I think it's not. I think social media has made it worse and that these companies have a responsibility. And we'll end on that because one of the things when you were talking about how do I get liked, disliked, what I think happens, and I think the reason you're successful is because we just, I hate to…”
“Exactly. I was like, she changed magazines and two, not one, but two. And she had some like rocky or times daily beasts and talk and stuff like that. But her accomplishments were massive when you start to realize it, the impact on magazines. Oh, definitely.”
“Really damaging the country. Yes, it's so politicized. But maybe I was just thinking the other day some other point of view came out and I was like, I'm so glad to hear this point of view. Like now I know. Like people are like, I can't believe people are like this. I think they've always been like this.”
The Axe Files with David Axelrod — Ep. 52 - Katie Couric
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