Jason Epstein: podcast appearances and interviews

Jason Wolkow Epstein was an American editor and publisher known for his significant contributions to the literary world. He served as the editorial director of Random House from 1976 to 1995, overseeing a period of influential publishing decisions. In addition to his work at Random House, Epstein co-founded The New York Review of Books in 1963, which became a notable platform for intellectual discourse and literary criticism. Throughout his career, Epstein was recognized for his impact on publishing and his role in shaping modern literary culture. He was also known to be affiliated with the Congressional Country Club and held the role of PI Attorney to Professor. Epstein's career was marked by his dedication to literature, publishing, and fostering intellectual discussion, leaving a lasting legacy in the American literary scene.