A necessary and impassioned talk by Adam Gopnik tonight at Wesleyan University on the need to defend our democracy. From Frederick Olmsted’s Central Park to the rise of Hitler and the indefensible acts of Jan. 6, so glad to have Adam’s wealth of history and context in the room.

Orr-style skills....at my size. Tiny and talented. All we want.

The New Yorker staff writer Adam Gopnik urged for the defense of democracy and its key pillars during his “To Fix Democracy, Figure Out What’s Broken” lecture as part of Wesleyan’s #Democracy2024 initiative. bit.ly/3JCTrQg

The beauty of Adam Gopnik’s ALL THAT HAPPINESS IS “is that it just might be enough to inspire the most timid among us to pick up a paintbrush or a guitar purely for the fun of it." Liveright Books W. W. Norton & Company Check out our review! bookreporter.com/reviews/all-th…

Scott Simon Adam Gopnik Adam Gopnik writes about learning tp play the guitar as engagingly as about Paris, food, books and everything else. A pleasure to hear his thoughts on happiness. Wise, revelatory, resfreshing. Thank you for introducing his newest om Open Book. .

Huge thanks to the wonderful McNally Jackson and to the equally wonderful Adam Gopnik as we sent Loss, A Love Story and All That Happiness Is out into the world

We speak with Adam Gopnik on All That Happiness Is and the difference he sees between accomplishment and achievement. 6:15 pm et 3:15 pm pt live right here

Join celebrated New Yorker staff writer Adam Gopnik as he explores the literature of Manhattan's Upper East Side, a home to and setting for generations of authors. Sign up: bit.ly/3UDTDnh

.@AdamGopnik reviews four books about liberalism that come from people whose lives have been spent as pundits and as advisers to politicians. nyer.cm/4KbQyWT

BREAKING: President Biden just slammed individuals suggesting our court system is rigged or political. President Biden is the only candidate running for President who is defending our Constitution. Retweet so all Americans see this powerful moment.

Come per i libri e i film, anche gli incontri più belli sono quelli capaci di farti commuovere e divertire allo stesso tempo. Così è stato questa sera al MAXXI il viaggio tra letteratura e cinema de Le Conversazioni con protagonista Adam Gopnik insieme a Francesco Chiamulera e Antonio Monda.

#BerkeleyTalks 🎧: The New Yorker writer Adam Gopnik discusses liberalism — what it means, why we need it and the endless dedication it requires to maintain. news.berkeley.edu/2024/06/14/ber…

In France, as in the U.S., the real divide is cultural: country against city, old against young, people with diplomas against people without them, Adam Gopnik writes. nyer.cm/bicCrTl

Enlightenment liberalism fragmented the world by neglecting the social nature of the self, Romantics can tell us how to restore a shared sense of meaning and purpose. Adam Gopnik on Charles Taylor's Cosmic Connections in The New Yorker: newyorker.com/magazine/2024/…

Willie Mays, who died this week at the age of 93, embodied a fleeting form of prophecy—and this made him famous in ways that transcended baseball, Adam Gopnik writes. nyer.cm/VNn5nqu

Will you join me in giving a voice to #ArezooBadri, paralyzed after being shot by Iran’s morality police for not covering her hair? Arezoo needs us now. Make a video or write a statement asking, #WhereIsArezoo and why the government is silencing her family. Her sister is under

The difference: The upsetting things said by Trump and Vance are not true. The upsetting things said about Trump and Vance are true. Trump really did mount a violent coup against the Constitution. He and his relatives really did take bribes in office, including from foreign

.Adam Gopnik contemplates what’s at stake in the 2024 Presidential election and explores the cultural origins of the Trump mystique. newyorker.com/magazine/2024/…

Pessimists may see Trump’s victory as a hinge moment in history. Positive-minded people may feel that the work needing to be done is remedial and incremental. At the site where the Civil War began, Adam Gopnik reflects on how we can rebuild a common life. newyorkermag.visitlink.me/TV0tv4