Jason Chatfield Is The Latest Guest on The Cartoon Caption Contest Podcast The Cartoon Caption Contest Podcast celebrates its 200th episode. Jason Chatfield, who began contributing to The New Yorker in 2017, is on hand for the festivities. Listen here. — Photo: clockwise from top left…co-host Nicole Chrolavicius, co-host Paul Nesja, Jason Chatfield, co-host Vin Coca, and co-host Beth Lawler.
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Weekend Spill: Video Of Interest “A Century Of The New Yorker” From The New York Public Library; The Daily Cartoonist Gathers Centennial Articles; Tilley Watch Online, February 17-21, 2025; Bill Maher (Tries To) Decode Old New Yorker Cartoons; Liza Donnelly…”Happy Birthday To The New Yorker”; Appearance Of Interest…Bob Eckstein To Discuss “The Art Of Humor”; Attempted Bloggery Looks At Anatol Kovarsky and Ilonka Karasz Original Art
Video Of Interest From The New York Public Library “A Century Of The New Yorker” Here’s a link to “A Century Of The New Yorker” a nearly 15 minute film produced by the NYPL on the occasion of its exhibit of the same name. _____________________________________________________________________ The Daily Cartoonist Gathers New Yorker Centennial Pieces D.D. Degg over at The Daily Cartoonist
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Tuesday Spill: Yet Another Steinberg “View Of The World” Take-Off; Bob Eckstein’s “American Bystander Super Bowl Recap”; Buying My Own Book
Yet Another Steinberg Take-Off Should Saul Steinberg’s work be remembered in the future decades it will be for his “View Of The World” piece that appeared on the cover of the March 29, 1976 New Yorker. In Deirdre Bair’s biography of Steinberg we learned that Steinberg went from cool (“cool” being an understatement) to warm (“warm” in this case meaning
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Tuesday Spill: A Game; A Conversation In Pennsylvania: New Yorker Product Watch
A Game (File Under: The New Yorker’s 100th Anniversary Celebration) The New Yorker has introduced something they call “Laugh Lines.” It has to do with placing New Yorker cartoons in the correct period they were published. I’ve said it before (will I ever say it again?) — I’m not a puzzles person (other than solving the daily puzzles that are the
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