From the very first issue in April 1970 I was a dedicated reader of The National Lampoon humor magazine. It was a crucial mainstay helping me get through the Nixon Watergate years and beyond. Mark Groubert worked at The National Lampoon in the late 80s. Learn about the magazine’s history and his time there. Groubert is one of the most interesting men in the world! This legendary raconteur has known virtually everyone and been everywhere in his epic lifetime and eclectic careers in media, writing and editing, in magazines, tabloids, newspapers, television and radio, books, feature film and documentary screenwriter and producer. He is one of the great freelance journalists and survivors in the disparate competitive literary and artistic cultures of the late 20th century and early 21st centuries. His touching in these above videos upon his spiritual journey at the core of this intense lifetime is alone worth experiencing his recounting the circuitous ride of his storytelling of this saga.

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