Kevin Roose, a writer at New York, has contributed to The New York Times, GQ and Esquire. His latest book is Young Money: Inside the Hidden World of Wall Street's Post-Crash Recruits.
"Google will give you away. I feel like one undercover book is all you get these days before the jig is up. ... Unless, like Barbara Ehrenreich, you legally change your name. I was not quite prepared to go that far."
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Show notes:
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[3:15] The Unlikely Disciple (Grand Central Publishing • 2010)
[4:30] The Year of Living Biblically (A.J. Jacobs • Simon & Schuster • 2007)
[16:45] Young Money (Grand Central Publishing • 2014)
[30:15] Roose's New York Times archive
[44:45] "Pursuing Self-Interest in Harmony with the Laws of the Universe and Contributing to Evolution is Universally Rewarded" (New York • Apr 2011)
[54:00] "Go West, Young Bank Bro" (San Francisco • Feb 2014)
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