Garret Keizer, author of Privacy, interviewed.

The Afterword Episode 19: Garret Keizer, author of Privacy, Interviewed

The Afterword Episode 19: Garret Keizer, author of Privacy, Interviewed

Conversations with writers.
Aug. 30 2012 7:33 AM

What Do We Mean When We Talk About Privacy?  

An interview with Garret Keizer.

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Is a desire for privacy a purely selfish impulse, or does it reflect consideration of other people’s feelings? Is privacy something that money can buy? What happens to our private selves when we can’t escape surveillance? What happens to our public personas when they escape from our control? These are just a few of the questions essayist Garret Keizer tackles in his new book, Privacy. The interview lasts around 27 minutes.

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June Thomas is managing producer of Slate podcasts.

The Afterword, which appears in the Slate daily podcast feed every other Thursday, features interviews with the authors of new nonfiction books. The next guest will be Paul Tough, talking about his new book How Children Succeed. That podcast will be live on Sept. 13.

The show’s email address is slateafterword@gmail.com.

Podcast produced by June Thomas. The executive producer of Slate’s podcasts is Andy Bowers.