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James Howard Kunstler On The Economic And Societal Influences On Where People Live
In this episode, we’re talking about questions surrounding where people live, the economic and societal influences, and even how COVID-19 may continue to influence these aspects of life. We’re joined by James Howard Kunstler. He is an author, social critic, public speaker, and blogger. He is best known for his books The Geography of Nowhere, a history of American suburbia and urban development, The Long Emergency, and Too Much Magic.
In our mailbag segment, we’re covering a question about voting from a logistics standpoint.
And stick around for the bricklayer segment – we take a step back from a question about how to cast a vote to provide you ways to help you inform your decision on who you’ll vote for.
Central Minnesota Catholic: 2021 Legislature: MCC seeks to protect poor, vulnerable as COVID relief takes center stage
The 2021 state legislative session begins Jan. 5 in St. Paul. Minnesota Catholic Conference strives to put a “circle of protection” around programs that help the poor and vulnerable.
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Letter to Catholic Faithful of MN Concerning the Resumption of Public Worship on May 26
Letter to Catholic Faithful of MN Concerning the Resumption of Public Worship on May 26
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