This week, we're joined by Puck fashion correspondent Lauren Sherman, who gives her view on how to build a career in journalism during what's billed as an "extinction event." Hint: persistence plays a big part. Plus: Troy gets nostalgic about Vice. 

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Topics:

• 00:00 Introduction and Personal Anecdotes
• 01:06 Welcome to People vs. Algorithms
• 01:36 Guest Introduction: Lauren Sherman
• 01:49 Discussion on Media Industry Changes
• 03:41 Reflections on Podcasting
• 16:30 Guest Arrival: Lauren Sherman
• 18:01 Discussion on Fashion Industry
• 30:48 Surviving in the Journalism Industry
• 33:35 The Drive and Luck Behind Success
• 34:16 The Journey to Becoming a Staff Writer
• 34:37 The Role of Persistence in Journalism
• 35:00 The Intersection of Business and Fashion
• 35:33 Navigating High-Risk Career Paths
• 35:52 The Decision Against Starting a Business
• 36:35 The Importance of Being Part of Something Bigger
• 37:01 The Value of Having an Editor
• 37:27 The Challenges of Managing Your Own Business
• 37:46 The Dilemma of Moving into Management
• 38:18 The Pitfalls of Pushing Passionate People into Management
• 38:34 The Appeal of Working at Puck
• 39:41 The Struggles of Being a Manager
• 40:23 The Importance of Staying Close to the Product
• 41:25 The Reality of Working in the Media Industry
• 53:02 The Impact of Puck on Access and Influence
• 54:50 Advice for Aspiring Journalists

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