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The History of Rolling Stone Magazine with Baron Wolman
05:02 - 14:38 (09:36)
Baron Wolman, the first chief photographer of Rolling Stone magazine, talks about the early days of the publication in San Francisco during the 1960s and its impact on music journalism and American culture.
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A magazine in San Francisco gained notoriety during the Summer of Love and the psychedelic rock era, with coverage of left-wing politics and a controversial cover featuring a police officer with a gun.
05:02 - 08:56 (03:53)
Summary
A magazine in San Francisco gained notoriety during the Summer of Love and the psychedelic rock era, with coverage of left-wing politics and a controversial cover featuring a police officer with a gun. Its writers also gained recognition in the media world.
ChapterThe History of Rolling Stone Magazine with Baron Wolman
EpisodeRolling Stone Magazine
PodcastStuff You Should Know
John Wenner, the founder of Rolling Stone and mentor to Jan Wenner, was involved in Ramparts and personified the boomer generation's love for music and movements, while also promoting capitalism and making money.
08:56 - 11:37 (02:40)
Summary
John Wenner, the founder of Rolling Stone and mentor to Jan Wenner, was involved in Ramparts and personified the boomer generation's love for music and movements, while also promoting capitalism and making money.
ChapterThe History of Rolling Stone Magazine with Baron Wolman
EpisodeRolling Stone Magazine
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Rolling Stone magazine started with a fundraising goal of $10,000 but only raised $7,500.
11:37 - 14:38 (03:01)
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Rolling Stone magazine started with a fundraising goal of $10,000 but only raised $7,500. The magazine was accused of hiring away people, including designers, writers and editors from their competitors.