Why the Kids Aren't Alright

Why the Kids Aren't Alright

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We’re All Living in Casey Neistat’s World

Today, on our inaugural episode of Second Thought, Suzy Weiss sits down with one of the most influential people in YouTube’s history: Casey Neistat. Casey has millions of followers and billions of views to his name—and he saw early on that YouTube would change everything. It cert ...  Show more

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