An overview of George Magazine, the political lifestyle publication co-founded by John F. Kennedy, Jr., that aimed to bring politics to a younger audience through a pop culture lens, and its short-lived success before financial woes and Kennedy's untimely death led to its demise.
The speaker complains about a story editing process that often results in a heavily edited version of their work, causing frustration and disappointment.
An investigative reporter uncovers gross mishandlings of the Martha Moxley murder investigation, including rumors of police being paid off.
The first issue of George Magazine featured an article about George Washington written by John F. Kennedy Jr. himself, aiming to establish the magazine as a new genre of editorial powerhouse.
This transcript is a jumbled conversation covering several topics including a plane crash, gunfire, and a political scandal involving Monica Lewinsky and Linda Tripp.
John would use negative criticism to bond with others while discussing boring pieces he had to read.