Tune in to hear Richard Florida’s interview on NPR’s Morning Edition. On the table for discussion – Detroit, specifically the post-automotive era. Richard offers a relatively hopeful vision of how this city might pull out of its economic misery by attracting innovative start-ups and creative people to run them. Listen to the broadcast here.
What do you think Detroit could do to improve its future?
Tune in to Richard Florida’s interview with Robert Siegel which will air on NPR’s All Things Considered this afternoon, April 7.
Up for discussion? The great reset – which Richard discussed in his The Atlantic piece, “How the Crash Will Reshape America” – and how the country’s efforts to rebound from the current economic situation is changing what will be considered “normal.” Specifically, Richard will talk about the cities vs. the suburbs, renting vs. owning, and so on.
Have you defined a “new normal” for yourself and your lifestyle in light of the current economic situation?
Richard Florida will be on NPR’s Talk of the Nation today, February 18, from 3-3:45pm EST:
On the next Talk of the Nation: To Richard Florida, this recession follows the first rule of real estate: location, location, location. When the economy turns around, where you live might be more important than what you do.
Listen to the full broadcast here and share your thoughts with us.
