Population Next
Bradley SchurmanPopulation Next is a podcast and newsletter from Bradley Schurman examining the future of people, places, and prosperity—tracking how demographic change, artificial intelligence, and climate pressures are redrawing the map.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 162 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 38 hours ago |
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Public funding for stadiums, Chicago school enrollment decline, Hawaii braces for third hurricane — and more
Honolulu, Hawaii
A Note From The District
I’ve called Washington home for 30 years, and I want the Washington Commanders, our NFL team, back in the District. I don’t want District residents to pay for that “privilege.”
Last wee...
Fast Company awards Geography of Prosperity, U.S. population growth slows (again), public toilets in NYC, Pittsburgh innovation — and more
Provincetown, Massachusetts
A Note From Provincetown
Jaymes Cloninger and I traveled to New York this week to receive Fast Company’s Innovation by Design Award for the Geography of Prosperity Index. The project was named an hono...
Innovation by Design
Jaymes Cloninger and I traveled to New York yesterday to accept a Fast Company Innovation by Design Award for The Geography of Prosperity Index. Fast Company named the project an honoree in its 2026 data design category. The ceremony...
Remembering 9/11, national fire preparedness, data center rate payer, recovering from cyber attack — and more
New York City
A Note From the District
This morning, 25 years ago, I was driving into the office when the local radio station announced that a plane had hit the World Trade Center in New York City. That day changed me and the wo...
On the road again, HUD rollbacks, King County expansion, AI innovation labs — and more
Reno, Nevada
A Note From the District
I’ve been on the road so much the past year that I haven’t taken the time to really experience my city, so I spent some time this week getting reacquainted with Washington, D.C. Much ado has...
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Bradley Schurman is the author of The Super Age (HarperCollins) and the forthcoming The Geography of Prosperity (MIT Press). Founder & CEO of Human Change and author of the Population Next newsletter.
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