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Sep 11, 2026
Matthew de Kersaint GiraudeauHOST
Yeah.
Andrea FranckeHOST
So the quote is, he's quoting David Reeds on the Village Voice.
Andrea FranckeHOST
I think in 2013.
Andrea FranckeHOST
And it's like an interview of a painter.
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A blend of 425,000 cubic yards of concrete, 5 million square feet of gypsum drywall, 200,000 tons of steel, and 600,000 square feet of glass.
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I borrowed those numbers from the late Tom Robbins, a legendary journalist with the Village Voice, and a dear friend and mentor.
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Eight days after the terrorist attack, Robbins and fellow voice writer Jennifer Gonnerman published a haunting account of the aftermath.
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They trudged through streets with footsteps muffled as though in fresh snow.
Derf BackderfGUEST
And even though it was only around for six years, its impact, its influence certainly extended well into the future.
Derf BackderfGUEST
I mean, you can draw a straight line from The Masses to, say, The Village Voice of the '50s.
Derf BackderfGUEST
Um, it had that kind of reverberation.
Derf BackderfGUEST
Um, I first discovered-
Thomas GolianopoulosGUEST
He was hyping 'em up, yeah.
Thomas GolianopoulosGUEST
And, and Singleton gave this als- this interview to The Village Voice-
Angela YeeHOST
Mm
Thomas GolianopoulosGUEST
... where he said something about like you get these like lames who like grew up like, they didn't grow up in it, they grew up reading about it or something like that, and then they get some-
Darren MarlarHOST
She was in her twenties during the heyday of Tim's New York School of Occult Arts and Sciences.
Darren MarlarHOST
Carol had been into the occult for some time and decided to attend a class at the school after seeing an ad in the Village Voice.
Darren MarlarHOST
Carol was in attendance for a lecture by Wally.
Darren MarlarHOST
I liked Wally's wonderful way of explaining witchcraft and paganism as a positive way of life," Carroll says, and decided to sign up for one of Wally's classes, which she held at her apartment uptown.
NeelyHOST
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NeelyHOST
And, uh, apparently, there was a article written over at the, uh, Village Voice about the, uh, top 10, quote unquote, "douchiest guitar players."
Chris AkinHOST
Okay.
NeelyHOST
And, uh, [clears throat] I, uh, saw this.
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Chris AkinHOST
Yeah.
Chris AkinHOST
Another...
Chris AkinHOST
And he's writing for what, The Village Voice?
NeelyHOST
Yeah.
Greg MillerGUEST
Yeah, it was 20.
Greg MillerGUEST
And then I got this, I became an intern at this magazine, Seven Days Magazine, which was owned by the Village Voice magazine.
Greg MillerGUEST
And the Village Voice is like this incredible institution of journalism, alternative
Mike MarksHOST
journalism.
Mike MarksHOST
It's like the center of pop culture in New York.
Mike MarksHOST
Yeah, center of pop culture.
Mike MarksHOST
Yeah, I mean, like, incredible.
Greg MillerGUEST
And then the owner of the Village Voice, who was like this, the guy that owned Hearts, like Hearts Mountain, the pet food, he bought the Voice.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
Peter Bradshaw called it an extraordinarily narcissistic high-concept vanity project for producer-star Tom Cruise.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
A Village Voice critic said it was hauntingly frank about being a manifestation of its star's cosmic narcissism.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
The narcissism
CornHOST
reading is interesting because the movie is aware of that reading.
Richard SandlerGUEST
And I was able to talk my way into a photography class that was being taught by a great photography educator, and actually a good photographer too, named Ben Lifson.
Richard SandlerGUEST
Uh, and, and Ben had previously been the, uh, uh, photography critic for The Village Voice, so he would write reviews in those days.
Richard SandlerGUEST
There was a...
Richard SandlerGUEST
He was the, he was the critic, uh, the photography critic, and he would write reviews.
Bilge EbiriGUEST
Because Rupert Murdoch, I mean, to people like me, he is one of the demons of our age, right? But back then, Rupert Murdoch was, while still kind of not necessarily the best person in the world, when he says he's a newspaper man, you do believe him.
Bilge EbiriGUEST
And I know for a fact that, you know, over the years, I mean, I used to work at the Village Voice.
Bilge EbiriGUEST
Rupert Murdoch owned the Village Voice from 1977 to 1985, I believe.
Bilge EbiriGUEST
That is some of the glory years of the Village Voice.
Bilge EbiriGUEST
He apparently never, you know, intruded on its coverage.
Bilge EbiriGUEST
The Village Voice was just as left, just as Marxist as it had been.
Bilge EbiriGUEST
Yeah.
Bilge EbiriGUEST
he really was a newspaper man who really, I mean, a newspaper man and a businessman who really just wanted to make money and wanted to get as many readers as he could.
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