Michael Wells

Creative Observations

Michael Wells is a contributing blogger to the Creative Class Exchange. He has loved cities since he moved out of a small town at 18. He is a grantwriting consultant in Portland, Oregon, and is a former journalist, radio station manager, broadcast engineer, sales professional, and author of three books on nonprofit management.

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Jan 28th 2010 - Do Kids Sit Still Without a Screen?	Dec 11th 2009 - How Hoving Survived
Dec 1st 2009 - Bragging Rights in Academia	Oct 12th 2009 - Are Computers Making Us Stupid?
Sep 28th 2009 - How Can I Miss You If You Won't Go Away?	Sep 17th 2009 - Stimulus Impacts
Jul 14th 2009 - Was the New Deal a Bad Deal?	Jul 10th 2009 - Eat Your Vegetables
Jun 30th 2009 - The Wikipedia Revolution	Jun 25th 2009 - To Your Health
Jun 22nd 2009 - Social Support	Jun 19th 2009 - The Uncertainty Principle
May 13th 2009 - "If you have a 150 I.Q., sell 30 points to someone else"	May 1st 2009 - New Transit
Apr 28th 2009 - One Nation Under (Your Name Here?)	Apr 9th 2009 - I Do! You Do?
Mar 27th 2009 - This Is Stimulating	Mar 25th 2009 - Food for Thought
Mar 24th 2009 - Creative Capitalism	Mar 16th 2009 - Nonprofit Blues
Mar 3rd 2009 - Creative Agriculture	Mar 2nd 2009 - No Slumdogs Here
Feb 23rd 2009 - California Dreamin'?	Feb 18th 2009 - Best Small Business Metros
Feb 16th 2009 - Well, This Is Stimulating	Feb 10th 2009 - Blossom Dearie
Feb 9th 2009 - When Civilization Stops Trying	Jan 29th 2009 - That's Not Funny
Jan 13th 2009 - The Graying Creatives	Jan 5th 2009 - The Value of College for Most Students
Dec 1st 2008 - Class War?	Nov 25th 2008 - Left, Right, or Center
Nov 23rd 2008 - Creative Power	Nov 19th 2008 - Greenest University Initiative
Nov 12th 2008 - Flip This Market?	Oct 4th 2008 - Across the Border
Sep 28th 2008 - Public vs. Private	Sep 25th 2008 - Close-In Neighborhoods
Sep 24th 2008 - No New Waves	Sep 23rd 2008 - All That Glitters is Not Gold
Sep 15th 2008 - Greening the Work Force

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