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b'In his inaugural address, Donald Trump gave a grim description of American cities, speaking of "carnage" and "rusted out factories.\\u201d But the reality is far different in many urban centers.Our guest is Kay Hymowitz of The Manhattan Institute, author of "The New Brooklyn: What It Takes To Bring a City Back."\\xa0Kay has lived in Park Slope, Brooklyn since 1981. She gives a first-hand account of Brooklyn\'s transformation from high crime and deindustrialization in the 60\'s, 70\'s and 80\'s to the borough\'s comeback in the last two decades.Kay says, \\u201cBrooklyn, which was once a major factory town, peaked in 1950\\u2014in terms of manufacturing power. In recent decades we\'ve seen a rise of "a different kind of economy." Before the hipsters and tech startups, there was an expansion in government, healthcare and legal jobs. From education, tech innovation and new forms of business to public transportation and rezoning, this show looks at how the new Brooklyn took shape and how this story can help other cities.Look for solutions and links to useful sites at our website,\\xa0howdowefixit.me.\\xa0 Please rate and review our shows at iTunes.

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