The Long Seventies Podcast
Hunter S. Thompson: Fear & Loathing in The Long Seventies, Part One
Apr 1, 2020
Exploring Hunter S. Thompson's wild life, drug habits, and journalistic work during the Long Seventies. Discussing his interactions with Hells Angels, counterculture, and iconic logo symbolism. Delving into his drug-fueled creative process and impact on society.
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- Hunter S. Thompson introduced gonzo journalism, focusing on the subjective experience over events.
- Thompson's use of amphetamines in the '60s influenced his work and societal norms.
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Key Insights From Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, by Hunter S. Thompson, introduces the concept of gonzo journalism, focusing on the subjective experience at events rather than the actual event itself. Thompson and artist Ralph Steadman embark on a drug-fueled adventure at the Kentucky Derby, portraying a surreal look at the audience and counterculture figures.
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