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Anna Holmes, the founding editor of Jezebel, writes for The New York Times and is the editorial director of Fusion.\n\n\u201cI think that Jezebel\xa0contributed to what I now call \u2018outrage culture,\u2019 but outrage culture has no sense of humor. We had a hell of a sense of humor, that's where it splits off. ... The fact that people who are incredibly intelligent and have interesting things to say aren't given the room to work out their arguments or thoughts because someone will take offense is depressing to me.\u201d\n\nThanks to TinyLetter and Squarespace for sponsoring this week's episode.\n\nShow Notes:\nannaholmes.com\n@annaholmes\n[2:00] "Is Self-Loathing a Requirement for Writers?" (New York Times Book Review \u2022 June 2015)\n[8:00] Irin Carmon's Jezebel archive\n[12:00] "The Five Great Lies of Women's Magazines" (Anna Holmes and Moe Tkacik \u2022 Jezebel \u2022 Nov 2007)\n[19:00] "Linda Hirshman: I Didn't Call Anyone at Jezebel a Slut" (Emily Bazelon \u2022 Double X \u2022 May 2009)\n[24:00] "How to Be a Good Bad American Girl" (New Yorker \u2022 Mar 2014)\n[33:00] Longform Podcast #146: Rembert Browne\n[36:00] Alexis Madrigal's Fusion archive\n[40:00] "David Carr Confronts Vice" (Page One)\n[42:00] "I Sing Backup for Stevie Wonder\u201d (Anna Holmes and Mona Panchal \u2022 Fusion \u2022 Jun 2015)\n[50:00] Longform Podcast #118: Emma Carmichael\n[55:00] The Book of Jezebel: An Illustrated Encyclopedia of Lady Things (Grand Central Publishing \u2022 2013)\n[57:00] Hell Hath No Fury: Women's Letters from the End of the Affair (Carroll & Graf \u2022 2002)\nLearn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices