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  • Episode 35: Jay Caspian Kang
    Jay Caspian Kang, writer and editor at Grantland.
    Show notes:
    @jaycaspiankang
    [2:00] "Online Poker's Big Winner" (New York Times Magazine • 2011)
    [4:30] The Dead Do Not Improve (2012)
    [8:00] "The High Is Always the Pain and the Pain Is Always the High" (The Morning News • 2010)
    [11:30] "Immigrant Misappropriations: The Importance of Ichiro" (Grantland • 2011)
    [15:00] "The White Album" A profile of Royce White (Chuck Klosterman • Grantland • 2012)
    [21:00] Bill Simmons's Grantland archive

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    50 min
  • Episode 34: Molly Young
    Molly Young, freelance writer for GQ and New York.
    Show notes:
    @rolfpotts
    rolfpotts.com
    [2:00] Murder of football player in Kansas shakes town (Sports Illustrated • Feb 2013)
    [15:00] Salon travel column (1999-2000)
    [16:30] "Storming the Beach" (Salon • Jan 1999)
    [19:30] "Vagabonding: An Uncommon Guide to the Art of Long-Term World Travel" (2002)
    [21:00] "My Beirut Hostage Crisis" (Salon • June 2000)
    [25:00] Wikipedia: Flaneur
    [35:30] 'No Baggage' web series

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    42 min
  • Episode 33: Rolf Potts
    Rolf Potts, travel writer.
    Show notes:
    @rolfpotts
    rolfpotts.com
    [2:00] Murder of football player in Kansas shakes town (Sports Illustrated • Feb 2013)
    [15:00] Salon travel column (1999-2000)
    [16:30] "Storming the Beach" (Salon • Jan 1999)
    [19:30] "Vagabonding: An Uncommon Guide to the Art of Long-Term World Travel" (2002)
    [21:00] "My Beirut Hostage Crisis" (Salon • June 2000)
    [25:00] Wikipedia: Flaneur
    [35:30] 'No Baggage' web series

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    46 min
  • Episode 32: Jake Silverstein
    Jake Silverstein, editor-in-chief of Texas Monthly.
    Show notes:
    @jakesilverstein
    Silverstein's Texas Monthly archive
    [5:00] Welcome to the New National Homepage of Texas (Texas Monthly • Jan 2013)
    [14:00] "The Innocent Man, Part 1" (Pamela Colloff • Texas Monthly • Nov 2012)
    [14:30] Colloff's ongoing coverage of the Michael Morton case
    [19:30] "Walking the Border" (Luke Dittrich • Esquire • April 2011)
    [20:00] Nothing Happened and Then It Did: A Chronicle of Fact and Fiction
    [27:00] "The Devil and Ambrose Bierce" (Harper's • Feb 2002) (sub req)
    [28:30] "The Small Boys' Unit: Searching for Charles Taylor in a Liberian civil war" (Denis Johnson • Harper's • Oct 2000) (sub req)
    [30:30] "What Is Poetry? And Does It Pay?" (Harper's • August 2002)
    [42:00] "Still Life" (Skip Hollandsworth • Texas Monthly • May 2009)

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    51 min
  • Episode 31: Emily Nussbaum
    Emily Nussbaum, television critic at The New Yorker.
    Show notes:
    @emilynussbaum
    emilynussbaum.com
    Nussbaum's New Yorker archive
    Nussbaum's New York archive
    [1:30] Tina Fey at the Paley Center for Media
    [5:45] "Shark Week: House of Cards, Scandal, and the political game" (The New Yorker • Feb 2013)
    [8:00] "My Strange Addiction: The sleazy wisdom of Big Brother" (The New Yorker • Aug 2012)
    [8:40] "My Breaking Bad Bender" (New York • July 2011)
    [8:40] "Child's Play: Breaking Bad's Bad Dad" (The New Yorker • Aug 2012)
    [11:15] "Reconsidering Two and a Half Men" (New York • Nov 2010)
    [14:00] "Primary Colors: Shonda Rhimes's Scandal and the diversity debate" (The New Yorker • May 2012)
    [16:00] "It's Different for Girls" (New York • March 2012)
    [17:30] "Girls Is Brilliant Gem For HBO" (Tim Goodman • The Hollywood Reporter • March 2012)
    [20:25] "One-Man Show: Louis C.K.'s unique experiment in television making" (New York • May 2011)
    [20:25] "Black and Blue: The bruised hilarity of Louie and Episodes" (The New Yorker • July 2012)
    [24:50] Clive Thompson
    [25:40] "The Hummingbird Theory'" (The New Yorker • March 2013)
    [30:20] Lingua Franca archive
    [32:40] "Analyze This Guy; review of Ronald Hayman's A Life of Jung" (New York Times Book Review • April 2001)
    [32:40] "Defending Dr. B.: On Theron Raines's Rising to The Light" (New York Times Book Review • Nov 2002)
    [36:20] "Confessions of a Spoiler Whore" (Slate • April 2002)
    [38:40] Television Without Pity
    [39:40] Approval Matrix

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    47 min
  • Episode 30: Keith Gessen
    Keith Gessen, founding editor of n+1 and contributor to The New Yorker.
    Show notes:
    Gessen's Personal Archive
    Gessen's n+1 archive
    Gessen's New Yorker archive
    [5:15] Money (n+1 • Mar 2006)
    [6:15] Ugly Duckling Presse
    [13:15] "Stuck" (New Yorker • Aug 2010) [sub req'd]
    [20:30] n+1 Digital Issue 1: Negation
    [22:30] McSweeny's
    [34:00] "The Intellectual Situation" (n+1 • Nov 2012)
    [35:00] Indecision (Benjamin Kunkel • Random House • 2005)
    [35:15] The Art of Fielding (Chad Harbach • Hachette • 2011)
    [43:00] "Nowheresville" (New Yorker • Apr 2011) [sub req'd]
    [43:15] "Polar Express" (New Yorker • 2012) [sub req'd]
    [45:30] All the Sad Young Literary Men (Viking Penguin • 2008)

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    49 min
  • Episode 29: Matthew Power
    Matthew Power, freelance writer and contributing editor at Harper's.
    Show notes:
    @matthew_power
    matthewpower.net
    Power's Harper's archive
    Power's complete archive
    [2:00] "Excuse Us While We Kiss the Sky" (GQ • March 2013)
    [10:30] "Mississippi Drift" (Harper's • March 2008)
    [18:00] "Immersion Journalism" [pdf] (Harper's • Dec 2005)
    [22:30] "The Cherry Tree Garden" [pdf] (Granta • May 2008)
    [24:00] "Guerrillas in the Mist" (Feed • 2000)
    [26:15] "Train Hopping in Canada" (Blue • 2000)
    [32:30] "The Poison Stream" [pdf] (Harper's • August 2004)
    [32:45] Caravan magazine
    [34:30] "Slipping Through the Net"[pdf] (Harper's • April 2012)
    [37:30] John McPhee: The Art of Nonfiction No. 3 (The Paris Review • Summer 2010)

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    46 min
  • Episode 28: Joel Lovell
    Joel Lovell, deputy editor of The New York Times Magazine.
    Show notes:
    @lovelljoel
    Lovell's New York Times archive
    Lovell's GQ archive
    Lovell's This American Life archive
    [2:00] "George Saunders Has Written the Best Book You'll Read This Year" (Joel Lovell • New York Times Magazine • 2013)
    [8:20] "The Semplica-Girl Diaries" (George Saunders • New Yorker • 2012)
    [12:40] George Saunders on respect
    [12:55] Twitter response to Lovell's profile of George Saunders
    [14:50] The first time Lovell read Saunders
    [19:40] Writer Paul Tough
    [23:35] Saturday Night magazine
    [25:00] GQ conversation between Lovell and John Jeremiah Sullivan
    [27:45] "Upon This Rock" (John Jeremiah Sullivan • GQ • 2004)
    [34:40] The New York Observer on Lovell's "Men + Money" column for GQ
    [35:30] Lovell on money advisors (The Washington Post • 2009)
    [42:30] "The Upside of the Downside" (Joel Lovell • New York • 2008)

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    50 min
  • Episode 27: Joshua Topolsky
    Joshua Topolsky, editor-in-chief of The Verge.
    Show notes:
    @joshuatopolsky
    joshuatopolsky.com
    The Verge
    The Verge on Longform
    [3:45] "Spacewar" (Stewart Brand • Rolling Stone • 1972)
    [6:45] The Face magazine)
    [8:00] jasonsantamaria.com
    [9:00] "Condo at the End of the World" (Joseph L. Flatley • The Verge • Nov 2011)
    [9:30] "For Amusement Only: The Life and Death of the American Arcade" (Laura June • The Verge • Jan 2013)
    [11:00] "Launch Party: A Crowdfunding Revolution Ignites the Next Space Race" (Adrianne Jeffries • The Verge • Jan 2013)
    [12:30] Vox Media
    [25:15] The Verge's ethics statement
    [30:00] The Verge's coverage of CES 2013

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    37 min
  • Episode 26: Jennifer Gonnerman
    Jennifer Gonnerman, contributing editor at New York and contributing writer for Mother Jones.
    Show notes:
    JenniferGonnerman.com
    Gonnerman on Longform
    [5:00] Wayne Barrett's Village Voice Archive
    [10:30] "The House Where They Live: Inside the Sex-Offender Cluster of One Long Island Town (New York • Dec 2007)
    [16:00] "Blood Brothers: How Felix Aponte’s Kidney Transplant to Friend Robert Sanchez Saved Both Their Lives (New York • Nov 2009)
    [22:00] "Tuesdays With Judy: Battling Mental Illness With a Paintbrush (Village Voice • Dec 2005)
    [22:45] "The Man Who Charged Himself With Murder" (New York • Nov 2012)
    [27:30] Excerpt from G. Dep’s Memoir, The Autobiographical Rapping Dude: The Rhyme Book
    [32:30] "A Beautiful Mind: On Susan Sheehan's Is There No Place on Earth for Me?" (Columbia Journalism Review • Jan 2013)
    [41:00] Life on the Outside: The Prison Odyssey of Elaine Bartlett (Picador • 2004)
    [45:00] There Are No Children Here: The Story of Two Boys Growing Up in The Other America (Alex Kotlowitz • Anchor • 1992)

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    53 min

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