Were 1920s tycoons more philanthropic? Andrew Ross Sorkin explains. | Conversations with Tyler

Examines whether early 20th-century fortunes translated into unusually large philanthropy and what explains the shift.

Podcast episodeintermediategilded age heirsinterwar periodnonprofit sectorphilanthropysocial normswealth and inequalityAndrew Ross Sorkin

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