MINI NERVE: Carole Radziwill Holds Onto the Kennedy Myth — But Camille Paglia Saw the Truth Clearly
April 4, 2026
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38:11Now PlayingMINI NERVE: Carole Radziwill Holds Onto the Kennedy Myth — But Camille Paglia Saw the Truth Clearly
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as posted by the channelOn today’s edition of the Mini Nerve, Maureen Callahan rips into Carole Radziwill’s recent New York Times profile, her ongoing effort to position herself as a gatekeeper of the Kennedy family story, and how she has built a second act out of revisiting and reshaping her proximity to JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette. From Carole’s Substack musings to her almost theatrical portrait in the NYT, Maureen questions how Radziwill manages to cast herself as both a martyr and an authority, and how her return to reality TV further proves her need for cultural relevance. Then, Maureen shifts her focus to Camille Paglia and reads her 1999 commentary on JFKL Jr., which cuts right through the modern mythology of John and Carolyn.
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