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Richard Florida
University Professor & Director of Cities
Martin Prosperity Institute, University of Toronto
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The acclaimed writer, urbanist and best selling author, Richard Florida joins the podcast to discuss his new book and the challenges cities face. Richard is a professor and Director of Cities for the Martin Prosperity Institute at the University of Toronto, his most recent book “The New Urban Crisis” deals with the increases in inequality and segregation cities have experienced. He discusses the book, his love of Jimi Hendrix and the three T’s of technology, talent and tolerance.
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Martin Prosperity Institute Website
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