This week we sat down with legendary magazine editor, Graydon Carter, to talk about his new memoir when the going was good.

From the early days at Spy to his 25-year run at Vanity Fair, Graydon gave us an insight look at his incredible career and the many lessons that he picked up along the way.

I hope you enjoy the conversation as much as we did.

As to our next guest is a titan of the publication industry helping shape the modern

magazine landscape from his perch as one of the most successful editors in history.

Graydon Carter is the former editor of Spy Magazine,

the New York Observer,

and most famously, Vanity Fair.

He's out now with a new book, chronicling, his remarkable career.

It's entitled When the Going Was Good,

and editors adventures during the last golden age of magazines.

And Graydon Carter joins us now.

He's also the founder and co-editor of the Digital Weekly Newsletter Air Mail, which I love.

And the photography incredible.

And most importantly, of course, you and Kurt Anderson.

Because, I mean, you had everything in the world to think you could just start a magazine lamp.

You and a New Yorkers started Spy Magazine.

Yeah, we were young enough to not worry about the bridges we were burning.

And funny, I saw him last night.

And, yes.

Yeah.

Yeah.

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