Carole Radziwill

Gary Ginsberg, former senior editor at George magazine and legal counsel to President Clinton, and Carol Radziwill, a Peabody-winning journalist and former Real Housewife, dive deep into the enduring legacy of John F. Kennedy Jr. They discuss how JFK Jr.'s charisma and political ambition continue to captivate America, the myths surrounding his life and tragic death, and the role of media in shaping his legacy. The conversation also touches on the absurdity of conspiracy theories and the evolution of celebrity culture in politics.

A professional impersonator gets an unusual gig, a journalist inherits a watch from Jackie Kennedy, and a brother-sister duo embark on a cross-country adventure to see an All-Star Game. Stories of Obama impersonation, cursed heirlooms, and baseball memories are shared in this heartwarming and entertaining podcast episode.

Carole Radziwill, a journalist and former Real Housewives star, dives deep into the complexities of masculinity in today's society. She argues that the patriarchy is, in a way, 'eating its own.' The conversation reveals the emotional toll of male mental health struggles and the stigma around seeking help. Carole also highlights the changing expectations for men and women, advocating for empathy in navigating these dynamics. Through anecdotes and insights, she encourages a collaborative approach to address these intertwined issues.