Office Life

The New Yorker: Out Loud | Feb 9, 2015
The New Yorker recently said farewell to its office in Times Square, and moved to a new home at 1 World Trade Center. Nick Paumgarten and Emily Nussbaum discuss the strange items that turned up while they sorted through their old offices, the challenges of writing at work, and the special place that offices occupy in modern culture.The New Yorker recently said farewell to its office in Times Square, and moved to a new home at 1 World Trade Center. Nick Paumgarten and Emily Nussbaum discuss the strange items that turned up while they sorted through their old offices, the challenges of writing at work, and the special place that offices occupy in modern culture.

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