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JHK Reacts to the Election of Barack Obama
James Howard Kunstler shares his feelings about President-elect Barack Obama. For now Jim is hopeful tha…
17 years, 2 months ago
KunstlerCast #37: Impotent Politics
James Howard Kunstler muses on the increasing irrelevance of the two political parties in America. Neither party seems to be truly facing our energy …
17 years, 2 months ago
KunstlerCast #35: The City 1939 - Part 1 Audio Only
This is the audio only version of KunstlerCast #35. There is a video podcast version of this episode as well.
In this special edition of the K…
17 years, 2 months ago
KunstlerCast #34: On Hope and Despair
James Howard Kunstler is not a hope dispenser to passive consumers of hope. But ultimately he believes that life is moving into a more favorable phas…
17 years, 3 months ago
KunstlerCast #33: The Great Bailout 2008
James Howard Kunstler comments on the Great Bailout of 2008 and how we got into the current financial crisis. As the U.S. manufacturing economy withe…
17 years, 3 months ago
KunstlerCast #29: Tattoos and the American Costume
James Howard Kunstler addresses the proliferation of tattoos on the American main street. He thinks the fierce looking tattoos on young Americas are …
17 years, 4 months ago
KunstlerCast #28: The Pickens Plan
This July, oilman T. Boone Pickens told Congress that James Howard Kunstler is worth listening to and that he's right on about the mistakes we've mad…
17 years, 4 months ago
KunstlerCast #27: Anti-urban Bias
This installment attempts to explore America's anti-urban bias. Topics include: environmentalists and the human habitat, suburban style housing proj…
17 years, 5 months ago
KunstlerCast #26: From Hippies to Yuppies
How did the granola crunching nature-loving hippies of the 1960s become the gas guzzling, McMansion dwelling, suburban yuppies of today? James Howard…
17 years, 5 months ago
KunstlerCast #25: Frederick Law Olmsted and the American Park
Frederick Law Olmsted is most noted for designing Central Park in Manhattan. His method of landscape design now serves as the main model for how we d…
17 years, 5 months ago