How a Healthy Society Falls Apart
Stefan Zweig's account is almost too strange to believe—but forces us to ask if it could happen again
Ted Gioia on music, literature, and the business of culture.
Stefan Zweig's account is almost too strange to believe—but forces us to ask if it could happen again
Eight different insiders have issued warnings—and you need to hear them out
And I'm not talking about a river in South America
Here’s a big batch of 14 recent videos. These are keepers.
I pay tribute to this poet and gadfly, who left us yesterday at age 92, with an article from the archive
Forget the hype—here’s what will really happen
And how to improve cultural education in the current moment
It wasn’t always like this
You don’t need to join the congregation to enjoy these spirited tracks
And its link to the scandal surrounding Bill Gates’s daughter
At least here's how I did it
I'm seeking recommendations from the brain trust (that means you)
Will I join her on the red carpet some day?
Ten recent albums of outstanding merit
And other dispatches from the culture wars
We've come a long way from Plato and Aristotle
I share my origin story
Has any company in history made more bad decisions?
In this installment, I cover the period from 1955 through 1968
Am I the only person who feels this way?
I dig more deeply into the collapse of audience capture
A conversation with Lowry Pressly on why we need privacy as part of the good life
The most popular strategy in the tech world has stopped working. That's good news for all of us.
What do I think about Boomers? Do you really want to know?
Sometimes misses are as important as hits
Today I cover everything from fashion tips to career advice—and also lots of good music
Christopher Nolan's film version makes its debut in London today
And who gets to decide it?
It sounds like sci-fi, but it's all coming true.
Here are some of them.