All the places to work and hundreds of new businesses being generated just from the sake that they want to be. You are from tempe originally. Yeah, it sounds like it happened pretty rapidly. Whats your ideal scenario for your city . You know, what i think tempe, the city itself, what i think t tempe is want to make the world a better place. Thats the goal of any city, we want our residents to be able to do whatever they want to be able to do. If they want to cure disease, great f they want to open up a popsicle shop, thats good too. After the president ial election, the New York Times suggested six books to help understand Donald Trumps win, first is the unwinding in which new yorker staff writer George Packer argues that people have suffered at the hands of the political system over the last three decades. National book award finalist, profiles conservative americans and reports on their concerns about liberal policies in strangers in their own land. Also on the list is hill billy ide
Isnt it great to have a huge appetite . I dont see anybody who is a small appetite. So you see the other day and they said they are talking about a dilemma is based on a memoir they said the felt theyve been stolen from having a life. That is sad. A big life is not to be a celebrity or make a lot of money big life is to be connected to all that there is to say. Brooks so he asked me what would you do if you want in the news. Theyre people who just held back. Charlie rose they get into things like marriage and children. Than david brooks two thirds of you will be more boring than you are now. Theres this famous you curve where peoples happiness is high in their 20s and that a bottom 747 which is called having teenage children and that arises. Older look at the world in a happier way. They look at the happy faces that all of the bad faces. Age and you certain accept to you are. To figure out where its all heading. We have the resources now youre ready to take the big risks. You got the s
Signing table. Thank you again for everyone attending here live. The signing table is directly outside the auditorium. Again we would like to thank mr. Peters on the habs of the lit fest and the lit fest appreciates your feedback which you can provide at pictures wrote lit best. Org. Thank you. [applause]. [inaudible conversation] [inaudible conversation] heres a look at books that are being published this week. Journalist Judith Schwartz look at ways to improve water availability and by the certification and water in plain sight. In the new trail appears, New York Post columnist naomi riley puts forth the policies she says will help american indians, from increased access to education to Legal Protections and entry into the free market. University at buffalo Political Science Professor James campbell looks at the causes of americas Political Division in, polarize. In the grid Gretchen Bakke reports on americas aging Energy Infrastructure and how to modernize it. Neuroscientist dean bu
Obviously important. We have started our one in our , i think we met last friday, we dealt with the new deal. We have talked about the aspects and political of the Great Depression. But what i want to do today is to show that the Great Depression is a big event and has influences and consequences and go beyond just politics the stock market crash. I will try to spend our time divided evenly among these three aspects of American Culture in the 1930s. How does it affect the family . And again probably you and i think the family is just static throughout history. Never changes. But if you stop and think about it, even in American History, the nature of the family is going to change. It will change rather dramatically in the 1930s. The role that religion plays in American History is going to var y from the good from decades. There is a Surprising Development in religion during the 1930s that somewhat relate to the Great Depression. , and weAmerican History will continue to look at it as we
Everyones information there will not be endorsements from the panelists today one important thing i want to clear up because i think it is important for context of this discussion is that the impression you have in organizations in working on this because in washington d. C. People say on the 6 00 news on the sunday talk shows where is the compromise . Where are the people in the middle that can split the baby and come up with legislation . I think that youre going to hear loud and clear from us but is this about compromise or is this about working towards shared values of principled people on both the left and the rig right . All the reasonable people thought this was the way to respond to everything. Left right coalitions and criminal Justice Reform have been successful. Work because curved led so if they led the same fight it wouldnt work. Im not sure i trust everybody but on a right Left Coalition there is no compromise on principles. We are working to do the same thing perhaps for