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From KCRW Santa Monica and KCRW.com, it's The Treatment.

Welcome to the treatment.

Often we have guests who have done a number of things.

My guest today is one of the rare folks who has been at one place for 35 years.

He's celebrating his 35th anniversary at GQ and it's Jim Moore.

Thanks for being here so much.

Elvis, thank you so much.

It's an honor to be here with you.

You clearly haven't heard the show before, but that's okay.

And one of the reasons I want to have you here is just that my reading trip at GQ goes back to when I was in junior high and I subscribed.

And I remember in the early 70s, they sent a questionnaire with a quarter to tip your favorite newsboy with.

And I use that quarter to pay for

my subscription. That's incredible. I had no idea. We got to bring that back. But one of the things I've

I like it, what your tenure seems to suggest is that there is a consistent narrative to the

magazines of aesthetic. Would you agree with that?

I think there definitely is a GQ look.

Obviously, it changes, and, you know, the tides change over the years, especially when you

think of the three decades I've been there through.

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