Kotkin is basically saying what Newsom is saying. California has many attributes, but unless it can somehow close its yawning socioeconomic gaps, it will, indeed, continue its evolution into a two-tiered society – of the sort often found in the third world – that would be unworthy of emulation.
Joel Kotkin talks with Mark Reardon on AM1120 (KMOX), discussing the current state of media bias, and whether this is the twilight of major American media.
By: Spectrum News
On: In Focus – Joel Kotkin
Joel Kotkin appears on In Focus, discussing the SoCal exodus of people and businesses – especially middle class families. Housing costs play a major role, but where are people and businesses relocating?
By: KABC 790AM On: Peter Tilden Weeknights – Joel Kotkin Joel Kotkin talks with Peter Tilden on 790KABC, discussing the impact of LA’s increasing urban densification and how it is […]
Carlson highlights Kotkin prediction that America is heading for oligarchal socialism. Joel Kotkin states that tech giants prefer non-unionized, part-time workers… [and] do not want to pay for benefits and pensions for full-time employees like traditionally “evil” oil companies and manufacturers.
Joel Kotkin talks with McIntyre on 790KABC, discussing the impact of housing costs in California – especially major metropolitan areas.
This episode concludes a two-part discussion covering a large migration taking place in this country not seen since WWII: the California exodus to inland regions.
Is there a new “McCarthyism” growing in the United States and the journalistic threats to free expression in the country?
Joel Kotkin talks with John Kobylt and Ken Chiampou about climate change in California and how the state’s efforts to combat climate are working.
Joel Kotkin talks with Mark Schneidman on Radio Real Estate, about the housing crisis in California.
Join the conversation at Twitter
or Facebook. Visit our YouTube
channel or subscribe to RSS
to read our latest articles.
Fred Murphy, used under CC 2.0 License
