10 August 2013
Episode 50
01 hour
We welcome New York writer, editor and magazine fanatic Andrew Losowsky, and discuss the latest trends in the print industry with creative director of MagCulture Jeremy Leslie. Plus, we speculate what might happen to the Washington Post under Jeff Bezos.
10 August 2013
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