June 18, 2018
Lewis Lapham
Lewis Lapham is perhaps best known for his time as the editor of Harper’s magazine, where he is now an emeritus editor. But Harper’s is just a few chapters in his extraordinary career as a journalist, writer, and provocateur. He started as a newspaper reporter, and he’s written about ten books, give or take. He now edit’s Lapham’s Quarterly, a magazine about history and literature, and hosts his own podcast, The World in Time. One of his most recent issues of Lapham’s Quarterly is a history of fake news. And throughout it all he has remained a keen observer of public life, politics, and America’s ruling class.
Debbie talks to Lewis Lapham about his long career in journalism and the media landscape today.
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