Michael Ginsberg: Paragon of the Beat Generation

03/09/20 • 15 min

On the Season Finale of Mind Theater I explore the character of Michael Ginsberg from Mad Men, revealing what makes him such a fascinating dynamic screen presence, but also diving into the machinations of his mind and the experiences that make him a paragon for the displaced generation.
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- Vela Vela
- At Our Best Alone
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