Success Made to Last with Lance Morrow- Remembering Journalism
Aug 11, 2023•1 hr 5 min•Season 14Ep. 3488
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Episode description
Lance Morrow, brilliant journalist and author of The Chief, riffs about the history of journalism with Tim Moore.
We loved hearing about the influence of The Saturday Evening Post and the "metabolism" of news consumers.
Lance waxes nostalgically about his parents covering FDR and Truman. "It was like Atlantis, another world in a another time."
Morrow served as a Senate page during the days of Goldwater, Rayburn, Dirkson, young JFK, and Joe McCarthy was in full cry, "smelling of whiskey." LBJ was in the minority. Lance would bring Johnson a dish of vanilla ice cream.
His perspective is priceless.
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We loved hearing about the influence of The Saturday Evening Post and the "metabolism" of news consumers.
Lance waxes nostalgically about his parents covering FDR and Truman. "It was like Atlantis, another world in a another time."
Morrow served as a Senate page during the days of Goldwater, Rayburn, Dirkson, young JFK, and Joe McCarthy was in full cry, "smelling of whiskey." LBJ was in the minority. Lance would bring Johnson a dish of vanilla ice cream.
His perspective is priceless.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/success-made-to-last-legends--4302039/support.
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