Podcast appearances and mentions of Mike Sager

Lagerfeld by Karl Lagerfeld (1978) + The Heroin Diaries: A Year in the Life of a Shattered Rock Star by Nikki Sixx and Ian Gittins (2007) + Tattoos & Tequila: To Hell and Back with One of Rock's Most Notorious Frontmen by Vince Neil and Mike Sager (2010) with Lauren 3/30/25 S7E21 To hear this episode and the complete continuing story of The Perfume Nationalist please subscribe on Patreon. 

Embark on a journey of innovation in the luxury yachting industry with Ankor Software! Meet the co-founders, Mike Sager and Elliot Cousins, who recognized the need for a digital transformation that would streamline processes for yacht brokerages and enhance the customer experience. Ankor Software's highly customizable and user-friendly software is designed to bridge the technological gaps and elevate customer satisfaction. From proposals and bookings to guest preferences, their platform simplifies it all, catering to users of all tech levels. With a comprehensive database that includes yachts, onshore locations, and water toys, Ankor Software brings a wave of innovation to both brokers and clients. Plus, their unwavering focus on robust data security ensures cost-effectiveness and ease of use, making Ankor Software a true game-changer for the luxury yacht chartering industry. Join us to explore this groundbreaking software and discover how it's reshaping the future of yacht charters. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more on the latest innovations in the yachting world. Ankor.io @ankor.io - Instagram @Ankor Software - LinkedIn #YachtCharter  #LuxuryYachting #YachtBrokerage #InnovativeSoftware #CustomerExperience #DigitalTransformation #DataSecurity #AnkorSoftware #YachtingInternationalRadio

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Matt Tullis was a professor, author, journalist, and podcaster. Tullis Go Fund Me page: https://www.gofundme.com/f/the-tullis-family Social: @CNFPod Support: Patreon.com/cnfpod Show notes/newsletter: brendanomeara.com

Mike Sager is a bestselling author and award-winning reporter. He was contributing editor for Rolling Stone, wrote for GQ, Esquire,Vibe and the Washington Post. A number of his articles have been optioned for or have inspired movies and documentaries, including Boogie Nights.Check out his work at MikeSager.com

Mike Sager is a bestselling author and award-winning reporter. He's been called “the Beat poet of American journalism.” For more than forty years he has worked as a writer for the Washington Post, Rolling Stone, GQ and Esquire. In 2010 he won the American Society of Magazine Editors National Magazine award for profile writing. More than ten of his articles have been optioned for or have inspired television movies and series and feature films, including Boogie Nights starting Marc Whalberg. The author of a dozen books and eBooks, Sager is also the editor and publisher of The Sager Group LLC, a consortium of multi-media artists and writers We talked about his story of dropping out of law school to pursue a career in writing and the effects of that. He shared some incredible stories of some of the pieces he worked on, ranging from a profile on Kobe Bryant, to investigative pieces with pimps and prostitutes, and pretty much everything in between. Check out the Sager Group online at mikesager.com

Elon Green is the author of “Last Call: A True Story of Love, Lust, and Murder in Queer New York.” The book was published by Celadon Books earlier this month. The book is about men who were picked up in piano bars in New York City in the early 1990s, and then killed, dismembered and left outside the city. The book is about the lives those men led. Green did a massive amount of reporting in order to write this book. He gathered trial transcripts, massive amounts of police files, and documents handed over by friends and family members. He also interviewed about 160 people, some of them many times. Green has written for the New York Times Magazine, The Awl, and New York. He’s been anthologized in Unspeakable Acts, which was edited by Sarah Weinman. Green has also been an editor at Longform since 2011. In 2013 and 2014, he did Annotation interviews with some of the best literary journalists of all time, including reporters like Tom Wolfe, Mike Sager, John Jeremiah Sullivan, and Gay Talese. He did those for Nieman Storyboard.

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Mike Sager is a bestselling author and award-winning journalist. He has been called "the Beat poet of American journalism, that rare reporter who can make literature out of shabby reality."A former Washington Post staff writer, Rolling Stone contributing editor, and writer for GQ, Sager has been a writer for Esquire for more than two decades. In 2010 he received the American Society of Magazine Editors' National Magazine award for profile writing for his story "The Man Who Never Was," which appeared in Esquire.

What you will learn in this episodeWhy data is so important for your business How gamification can lead to data capture opportunities Mike’s definition of customer success Connecting the data with your marketing strategy Make sure that your applications, front end systems, CRM and marketing automation tools are connected straight out of the gate. Why progressive profiling can get the right information at the right time from your customers Why you need to invest in business intelligence Similarities between coaching a football team and coaching a marketing team When expanding your business into new international markets > always read history books for that region.  Resources mentionedPawssum (Mike’s former pet startup)Siteminder 90% of the world’s data was created in the last two years.TableauStripeAirpodsAtlassian Book RecommendationsShogun by James Clavell What business would you build on Mars?It kind of goes back to the fact that our society now is so much built on growth, and we talk about GDP, and there's nothing around climate change, and all the things that are basically we're not exactly doing very right by the world at the moment. So, you go to a new world, fundamentally shift. I like to see a blend of the communal sharing of a company as opposed to just the fact that it's sheer growth, and there's a few people at the top. So, there was a company out of the US. I think it's Chobani. It's a yogurt brand. Once they went public, they shared with every single employee, they all became big shareholders in the company. So, if I go to Mars, I would literally probably do something around mining and terraforming. But every person involved would have a huge share of that company because if you could reset what accompany means, I would completely reset it to where everyone's got to share, we grow, but it's a completely different mindset. Reach Mike hereMike on LinkedIn To see the full episode transcript and get a listener exclusive 3 month free trial of Metigy, visit metigy.com/podcast

This episode features clips from four of the women included in the new anthology, “New Stories We Tell: True Tales by America’s New Generation of Great Women Journalists.” The book was recently published by The Sager Group. "New Stories We Tell" is the third in a series of anthologies celebrating women in longform journalism, featuring more than 50 great writers from the 1950s to the present. The first was “Newswomen: Twenty-Five Years of Front Page Journalism,” and was published in 2016. That book was followed two years later by “The Stories We Tell: Classic True Tales By America’s Greatest Women Journalists.” Four reporters who have been on the podcast are included in the new book: Pamela Colloff, Vanessa Grigoriadis, Janet Reitman, and Brooke Jarvis. Additionally, the book’s editors, Kaylen Ralph and Joanna Demkiewicz, have been guests on the podcast. They helped with “Newswomen,” and talked about that book in 2016. They are the editors of “New Stories We Tell.” In this episode, you’ll hear from them, as well as clips from Colloff, Grigoriadis, Reitman, and Jarvis. You’ll also hear from Mike Sager, the founder and publisher of The Sager Group.

Lung disease is in the news due to concerns over vaping nicotine products. Patch.com's Mike Sager joins John to clarify the difference between vaping marijuana and nicotine. He also provides a tutorial in dabbing.

Patch contributor Mike Sager talks with John Howell about his new piece "7 Tips For First-Timers Trying Legal Pot: Sager On Weed".

Mike Sager sits down with The Great Battlefield podcast to discuss his extensive career in tech and politics and what he's doing as CTO at EMILY'S List, an organization dedicated to electing pro-choice women to office.

Mike Sager worked with and dated Janet Cooke at the Washington Post and later wrote a book about her. The veteran author and magazine writer talks about his friend, "the fabulist who changed journalism." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

He's been called "the beat poet of American Journalism." As a novelist and contributor to such pubs as Rolling Stone, GQ, Esquire, and Playboy for 40-plus years, Mike Sager has lived hard and written harder. He's penned stories about everything and everyone from crack gangs in LA to Aryan Nation troopers in Idaho. But he's perhaps best known for his true crime masterpiece, 'The Devil and John Holmes,' which inspired the movie Boogie Nights. In this expansive interview, Sager shares his long, strange journey from a copy boy at the Washington Post to editor and publisher of The Sager Group, a consortium of multi-media artists and writers, sharing the valuable writing and life lessons he learned along the way.

"I have a body of work that's based on work," says Mike Sager.  Hey, today I bring you the incomparable Mike Sager, @therealsager on Twitter. He of The Sager Group. He of the National Magazine Award. He of he talks you listen. In Episode 95 of the creative nonfiction podcast he talks about his humble start in journalism, suspending disbelief, the power of creating something, and journalism as sport. His collections of journalism include: The Lonely Hedonist, which includes all new material, Wounded Warriors, The Someone You're Not, Stoned Again, The Devil and John Holmes, and Revenge of the Donut Boys, which features the iconic profile of Rosanne Barr, a feature that feels timely with the reboot of the show.  All of these books you can find at thesagergroup.net where you can buy them and learn a thing or two. His collections are an education. You wanna be good? You wanna be great? You gotta read Mike's work, after you listen to this episode of course.

Walt Harrington is a former staff writer for the Washington Post Magazine. He’s now a journalism professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign. Harrington has written a number of award-winning books, including "The Everlasting Stream," which was turned into an Emmy-winning PBS documentary. His book "Intimate Journalism," has been a staple of journalism writing classes for more than 15 years. Last year, he co-edited an anthology called "Next Wave: America’s New Generation of Great Literary Journalists." He produced that book with Esquire writer Mike Sager, a former podcast guest. The book features 19 stories written by journalists who are all under the age of 40. In May 2014, Harrington's book "Acts of Creation: America’s Finest Hand Craftsmen at Work," was published by The Sager Group. That book consists of 14 portraits of people who work with their hands, including a fireplace maker in Maine, a cabinet maker in Maryland and a locksmith in Ohio. Since talking with Matt Tullis on the podcast, Harrington write another book: "Artful Journalism: Essays in the Craft and Magic of True Storytelling."

Boy oh boy oh boy, Sanberg. You’re 92. And you’ve been old longer than you’ve been anything else.

Mike Sager is a bestselling author and award-winning reporter who has been called the beat poet of American journalism. He currently works as a writer at large for Esquire Magazine, and is also the editor and publisher of The Sager Group, a consortium of multimedia artists and writers. Sager recently co-edited the book, "Next Wave: America’s New Generation of Great Literary Journalists." He’s also released a collection of his own magazine stories called "The Someone You’re Not," as well as a novel titled "High Tolerance." Sager began his journalism career in the Washington Post newsroom, working for Bob Woodward. He went on to write for dozens of high profile magazines, including GQ, Playboy, Rolling Stone, Vibe, Spy and Interview, among many others. In 2010, he won a National Magazine Award for profile writing for his story on former NFL quarterback Todd Marinovich.

Kaylen Ralph and Joanna Demkiewicz are the founders of The Riveter Magazine, which just put out its fourth issue. They are both graduates of the University of Missouri journalism school. The Riveter publishes longform work by female reporters only. The idea for the magazine stemmed from the fact that, in 2012, while Ralph and Demkiewicz were students, the National Magazine Awards put out its list of nominees, and there wasn't a single female nominated in the reporting, feature writing, profile writing, essays and criticism or columns and commentary categories. Ralph and Demkiewicz recently collaborated on the book, “Newswomen: Twenty-Five Years of Front-Page Journalism,” which was edited by Joyce Hoffman and published by The Sager Group. Ralph and Demkiewicz interviewed all of the women included in the book and write “as told to” pieces on how those women got their start in journalism. A similar book is in the works for female magazine writers, as Ralph and Demkiewicz continue to work with Mike Sager to showcase the top female writers and reporters in the country.

It is our last show of 2013! Holiday recap with Dereck and Kay. Hot Topics, Weird News and the best Weird News headlines of 2013! Plus author and award-winning reporter Mike Sager. Mike will be talking about his new book High Tolerance. Join us! Listen in! Join the chat room! 

The Total Tutor will interview Celebrity Mariette Hartley, Mike Sager, and Marissa Bell Toffoli

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Mike Sager, writer-at-large for Esquire and founder of The Sager Group, interviewed by Max Linsky.  Show notes: @therealsager Sager on Longform thesagergroup.net Sager's latest collection: The Someone You're Not The Sager Group's first anthology: Next Wave: America's New Generation of Great Literary Journalists (Featuring Justin Heckert, Pamela Colloff, Chris Jones and more) "The Devil and John Holmes" (Rolling Stone • May 1989) "The Man Who Never Was"  (Esquire • May 2009) National Magazine Award-winning profile of Todd Marinovich. "Last Tango in Tahiti" (Washington Post • July 1987) Searching for Marlon Brando. "A Day at Gore Vidal's Place" (Esquire • May 2008)

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To mark Bobby Jindal's first anniversary as governor of Louisiana, SAJA is hosting a nonpartisan call-in webcast to discuss his term so far and possible role in national politics. Joining us will be several Louisiana-based journalists who have covered him for several years, as well as Mike Sager, who has written the most extensive national profile of Jindal, in the 75th anniversary issue of Esquire, which dubbed him one of six most influential people in the 21st Century (along with Rupert Murdoch, Vladimir Putin, Steve Jobs, LeBron James and director P.T. Anderson) - you can read that piece here: http://www.sajaforum.org/2008/09/desi-spotting-e.html