Julie Golia

Julie Golia and Julie Carlson, curators at the New York Public Library, discuss the centennial of The New Yorker magazine. They share insights on its glamorous origins linked to the Algonquin Round Table and its transformation through the decades. The duo highlights Eustace Tilly, the magazine's iconic mascot, and explorations of early contributors' impact. Listeners will also discover how the publication has adapted to changing media landscapes while maintaining its unique voice and style throughout a storied history.