How do you define a man like Alan Jones—a man who raises millions for the needy but whose actions waste millions in support of unworthy mates and poor public policy; someone who on his own finds jobs for the out of work but who routinely trashes the careers of others; a talk radio host with the power to dine with presidents, lecture prime ministers and premiers, and influence government ministers..
Award-winning journalist, Chris Masters reveals a complex individual in the compelling and probing Jonestown and takes us to the hazardous intersection of populism and politics to expose the myth and the magic of Alan Jones.