By: All Things Considered In: National Public Radio Joel was recently interviewed by Robert Siegel on NPR’s All Things Considered where they discussed the geographic distribution of households that might […]
In: KNBCTV Joel was recently interviewed by KNBC-TV in Los Angeles about the recent presidential election, California demographics and its economy, and migration trends across the nation. Watch the seven […]
In: The American Spectator The American Spectator recently featured Joel’s latest book in a list of holiday gift-giving ideas. Here’s an excerpt: “Second, there’s Joel Kotkin’s The Next Hundred Million: […]
By: Commonweath Club of California Joel recently participated in a panel about the future of the California economy organized by the Commonwealth Club of California and moderated by the Milken […]
By: Michel Martin In: Tell Me More on NPR Joel appeared on NPR’s Tell Me More talk about his recent piece, The Screwed Generation. “In my parents’ generation, the sort […]
By: Fred Siegel In: New York Times In a recent New York Times review of Alan Erenhalt’s The Great Inversion and the Future of the American City, Fred Siegel discusses […]
By: MN Public Radio In: The Daily Circuit Joel appeared on Minnesota Public Radio’s The Daily Circuit to talk about inter-generational conflict. Listen below:
By: The Joy Cardin Show In: Wisconsin Public Radio Joel appeared on Wisconsin Public Radio’s Joy Cardin show to talk about the prospects of the “screwed generation,” the millennials. Follow […]
By: The Joy Cardin Show In: Wisconsin Public Radio Joel appeared on Wisconsin Public Radio’s Joy Cardin show to talk about the prospects of the “screwed generation,” the millennials. Follow […]
In: Fox Business TV Joel was a recent guest on the Fox’s Journal Editorial Report to discuss the state of the economy in California, the state budget, and Governor Jerry […]
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