Malcolm Gladwell in Conversation with David Remnick: Revenge of the Tipping Point

[@annmariekelley5586]

I agree: charming fellows sharing their intelligence & humanity with us. Bravo.

[@DeltaFoxtrot5190]

Thanks!

[@salemmekuria2942]

What a wonderful and engaging conversation. I wish it went on longer. Two incredibly talented characters. Thank you for sharing such fun stories. And I loved the laughs.

[@tobysbreathisverybad]

Most engaged interview I’ve seen with Malcolm. Most are dull and obvious. This is actually a conversation.

[@sdg7799]

Went from the podcast to finishing the talk on here, so grateful when videos are uploaded too. Such great convos of course

[@Aurabora54321]

Malcolm has become thinner and older since last seen...he is as ever, delightful and a wonderful story teller. His humor is key to his world view.

[@michaeleaster1815]

Very excited to see this but a question for the mob: has anyone seen Malcolm and Michael Lewis together lately?

[@DakotaGibson-w5c]

psychprofile AI fixes this. Malcolm Gladwell discusses Tipping Point

[@jeremyherschler]

I’ve been thinking about the public mood. If you can get that right everyone creates substance around it. That's the place to apply social epidemics thinking...

[@RockinHFarmToys]

I respect those willing to admit "I got it wrong". Thank you!

[@toddcooper5077]

Loved this until the 2nd series of American Carnage set in

[@Aurabora54321]

His Monopoly play is typical of kids with ADHD. So is his thought processing, speech patterns and cadence😊

[@LesleyMason-q2r]

"In his day" ?!

[@desiii420]

The writer from the New Yorker who was fired for being too pretentious is hate watching this.

[@rachelstark2391]

Malcolm does not finish a sentence...😬

[@Aurabora54321]

Ahaha...you're supposed to finish his sentences and thoughts😅😂

[@ac-uk6hs]

Malcolm's 15 minutes has been up for 30 minutes