Cover of The Saturday Evening Post August 1980 featuring Phil Donahue, workaholics, and a political illustration with an elephant and donkey. Highlights the cultural themes of the early 1980s.
Contents page of The Saturday Evening Post August 1980 showcasing articles and features including a discussion on work culture and a conversation with Phil Donahue.
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Cover of The Saturday Evening Post August 1980 featuring Phil Donahue, workaholics, and a political illustration with an elephant and donkey. Highlights the cultural themes of the early 1980s.Contents page of The Saturday Evening Post August 1980 showcasing articles and features including a discussion on work culture and a conversation with Phil Donahue.

The Saturday Evening Post August 1980 Phil Donahue and the Workaholics

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Discover a piece of nostalgia with the Saturday Evening Post August 1980, featuring the iconic Phil Donahue on the cover, alongside compelling insights into the lives of the dedicated workaholics of America. This vintage magazine is a remarkable snapshot of the early 1980s, capturing cultural conversations and societal norms of the time.

This issue is particularly significant as it showcases Phil Donahue, a groundbreaking figure in television journalism. He was renowned for his engaging style and his ability to tackle controversial topics, making his articles a must-read for anyone interested in media history. The magazine dives into the labor culture of the period, offering a rare glimpse into America’s work ethic and the pressures faced by professionals in a rapidly changing society.

The magazine is in good condition, with minor wear on the cover and pages, typical for its age. It comes with a plastic protective sleeve, ensuring longevity and preserving its collectible value. Vintage magazines like this one are not just remnants of the past; they are valuable treasures for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

  • Features insights from a pivotal time in American history.
  • A collectible item, perfect for vintage magazine aficionados.

Whether you're a fan of vintage magazines or seeking a unique addition to your collection, this edition of the Saturday Evening Post represents an important era and is sure to spark conversations. Don't miss out on this chance to own a piece of history!

Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.

Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):
  • Fiction
    • Jeeves Takes Charge — P. G. Wodehouse
  • Features
    • Weather Quiz — J. K. Hanson
    • A New Movement in the Political Ring — William Barry Furlong
    • He Who Steals My Name — Louis Nizer
    • Marijuana — Peggy Mann
    • Public Speaking and Other Coronary Threats — Max D. Isaacson
    • Gene Kelly — Jon Land
    • The Great Roller Skate Skeedaddle — Frederic A. Birmingham
    • Jim Gilmore of Kalamazoo — Michael Allen
    • New York: More Than Manhattan
    • Our Floundering Fathers — Maynard Good Stoddard
    • Border Guilt — Joan Kufrin
    • James Blackwood — Holly Miller
    • Phil Donahue and the Workaholics — Maynard G. Stoddard
    • Quiz: Are You a Workaholic?
    • Workaholism — Marilyn Machlowitz
    • A Chicken in Every Pot — Ruth Malone
  • Departments
    • Letters to the Editor
    • Speaking Out: Why Spanish Translations? — Mauricio Molina
    • Religion: A Nation in Prayer — Congressman Guy Vander Jagt
    • Sports: Steve Garvey — Hank Nuwer
    • Post Scripts
    • Food: Pritikin Diet — Ted Kreiter
    • Post People
    • Medical Mailbox — Cory Servaas, M.D.
    • Photo Contest
    • Cover illustration by B.B. Sams

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