Videos
Take a look behind the scenes of The Saturday Evening Post. In these issue preview videos, we share the production process of the magazine and interesting stories from upcoming issues!
May/June 2013
Unwind and Unplug with the Post
In our May/June issue, “The New Urban Hermit” by Jack El-Hai looks into the lives of some who are leading a contemplative life in our hyper-connected world. See how this story inspires Post staff (and maybe you) to search for ways to unplug in a busy world.
March/April 2013
Spring Cleaning
With spring just around the corner, Editorial Director Steven Slon, Executive Editor Patrick Perry, and Assistant Editor Megan Rohrer share their own organizing strategies.
January/February 2013
The New Face of the Post
Get to know the Post staff a little better, and hold Archivist Diana Denny, Art Director Amanda Bixler, and Web Developer Matt Brentin accountable as they make their New Year’s resolutions known to the world!
November/December 2012
Happy Holidays from the Post
The November/December 2012 issue features a holiday cover illustration from artist Yan Nascimbene. In this issue preview video, our editors talk about their own memories of cutting down Christmas trees in the woods.
September/October 2012
How We Chose Our Sep/Oct 2012 Cover
Take a behind-the-scenes look at how we chose the illustration for the September/October cover with Editorial Director Steve Slon and Art Director Amanda Bixler. Stories cover the U.S. healthcare system, hidden bank fees, American gangster movies, and much more.
July/August 2012
Sneak Peek of the Jul/Aug Issue of The Saturday Evening Post
Steve Slon, editorial director of The Saturday Evening Post gives us a behind-the-scenes look at what’s coming in the July/August 2012 issue. Stories cover mass transit, probiotics, multi-generation homes, and the latest scams.
May/June 2012
Preview of the May/Jun Issue of the Post
Steve Slon, editorial director of The Saturday Evening Post, gives a sneak peek inside the May/June 2012 issue. Stories cover extreme athletes, family reunions, statin drugs and cholesterol, and big banks.
