Nixon, Belushi, and the Legacy of Media

This chapter dives into the absurdity of a historical moment involving Nixon, while dissecting the portrayal of him and John Belushi in media narratives. The speakers reflect on the misleading representations of these figures, their legacies, and the cultural shifts in New York City of the late 70s and 80s. Through personal anecdotes and critical analysis, they highlight the importance of media accountability in shaping public perception.