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And I'm Eliana Johnson.

And this is Inkstein Wretches, where we break down what's going wrong and, in fact, what's going right with the American news media.

Eliana Johnson, it's an interviews episode.

And it's not just an interviews episode. It's a great one because you have brought us a wonderful guest. Tell us a little about our guest.

We are so happy to have with us this week, New York Magazine. Are you writer? What is your title there, Sean McRish? Yeah, Features Writer is my title. We are so happy to have with us Features Writer at New York Magazine, Sean McRish, who, and we are going to get into this,

just disclosed to me that he's also like our previous guest, Alex Thompson, a former

Maureen Dowd research assistant.

So we have a pattern here of guests who I like bringing on the show.

But Sean, thank you so much for joining us. Chris and I are both longtime fans of your wonderful profiles.

Thank you so much for having me.

Sean, tell us a little bit about yourself. Where are you from and how did you come into the journalism world?

Sure. I grew up in a town right outside Philly called Hatboro, a lower middle class kind of working class town, actually right near where Jill Biden grew up.

And always wanted to live in New York.

Basically, everybody in my family works with their hands and I am not a blue collar person.

I can't even screw in a light bulb. So I kind of knew that I had to go to college. It was like

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