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Reply All, one of the internet’s most popular podcasts–ranking as high as number three on Apple’s U.S. chart of all podcasts, and reaching a reported 5 million listeners per episode–has gone on hiatus according to an audio statement released to listeners today. The announcement follows several former Gimlet employees of color coming forward to describe what they found to be a hostile work environment. “We plan to find a way to get to the bottom of what went wrong here, both with the series and our show,” co-host Alex Goldman states in the two-minute clip. “And once we fully unde...

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Reply All is being "placed on hold" following the resignations of two staff accused of upholding a toxic workplace culture.

Posted: Feb 25, 2021 4:46 PM ET | Last Updated: February 25 Alex Goldman, co-host of the Reply All podcast, speaks onstage during the 2016 Vulture Festival, May 21, 2016. On Thursday, Goldman announced the podcast is going on hiatus and cancelling the remaining two episodes of a series that explored structural racism and a problematic work culture at the Bon Appétit food magazine, after former colleagues noted similar behaviour by the people behind their own podcast.(Brad Barket/Getty Images) The popular Reply All podcast has been put on hiatus and is cancelling two remaining episodes of ...

The ongoing fight against racism in newsrooms Yesterday, Alex Goldman—a co-host of Reply All, a popular tech podcast produced by Gimlet—popped up in the show’s feed with a brief programming announcement: “The Test Kitchen,” Reply All’s recent series about racism at the food magazine Bon Appétit, has been canceled; the show as a whole is going on hiatus; and two of its journalists—P.J. Vogt, a co-host alongside Goldman, and Sruthi Pinnamaneni, who reported the Test Kitchen series—won’t be coming back. Goldman also offered an apology. “We now understand that we should ne...