Writer and Editor Ned Martel on Two Groundbreaking Magazines: George with JFK Jr. and Men's Vogue with Jay Fielden
Writer Ned Martel reflects on his time at George Magazine alongside JFK Jr. and Men's Vogue under Jay Fielden—bold ventures that changed publishing.
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Show Notes
Jill sits down with writer and editor, Ned Martel, who shares his experiences working with two of the most daring magazine experiments of our time, George Magazine with John F. Kennedy Jr., and Men's Vogue under Jay Fielden. What made these publications revolutionary, the cultural and creative challenges they faced, and the eventual shuttering of both titles. Martel also opens up about the personal impacts of losing close friends and navigating the media landscape as a gay man. Martel offers insights into the history of magazines, journalism, and ambitious storytelling.
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