David Marchese

That's Sir Anthony Hopkins.

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I'm David Marchese, and this is The Interview from The New York Times.

Hi, it's David, and I'm here to tell you about something new and exciting we're doing at The Interview. If you listen to the show every week, you might not know that we also record many of them as video podcasts. And now we have our own YouTube channel where you can find lots of interviews, including with this week's guest, Misty Copeland.

Hi, it's David, and I'm here to tell you about something new and exciting we're doing at The Interview. If you listen to the show every week, you might not know that we also record many of them as video podcasts. And now we have our own YouTube channel where you can find lots of interviews, including with this week's guest, Misty Copeland.

To watch, go to youtube.com slash at the interview podcast and hit subscribe while you're there. Okay, here's this week's show. From The New York Times, this is The Interview. I'm David Marchese. It's not easy to have a clear perspective on a momentous life change, especially one that's just happened. But in today's episode, that's exactly what I'll be asking Misty Copeland to try to do.