Joe Mathews is a Senior Director at The Public Square. He covers a diverse range of topics including the film industry, pop culture, and cultural movements, with a focus on regional interest and world news. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Press-Enterprise, Los Angeles Times, and USA TODAY.
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Joe Mathews' coverage predominantly focuses on local and national politics, with a strong emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements. He also delves into opinion editorials related to government and politics.
If you're considering reaching out to Joe, providing expert insights or opinions related to political events in the United States, particularly California, may be well received. Additionally, topics such as elections, democracy issues specific to California's political landscape could pique his interest.
Given his extensive focus on Arnold Schwarzenegger and discussions around potential presidential runs or other political involvement by the former governor of California might also provide relevant hooks for outreach.
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Aging. Jobless. Drinking canned white Russians and smoking pot. Golden State residents resemble nothing more than the Dude.
By: Joe Mathews
They’re Nerdy. They’re Local. They Love a Complex Problem. And They Summer in Santa Cruz. Meet the Lemperts
Joe Mathews, Zócalo Public Square How do you stop a banyan tree from chasing people? It's not a riddle.
“Panchayat” has attracted a strong following globally, especially among local officials.
By: Joe Mathews
Two years ago, at a crowded gathering in San Francisco, Gavin Newsom was introduced to a young, local campaign strategist. Clocking her name tag—“Veronica Lempert”—the governor of California groaned in mock exasperation.
By: Joe Mathews
The Hindi-language comedy “Panchayat,” soon to arrive on Amazon Prime, is the most accurate show about local governance ever made, writes Joe Mathews.
How do you stop a tree from chasing after people? It's not a riddle. It's a workplace challenge facing Abhishek Tripathi, after he reluctantly takes a job as village secretary in Phulera, a small town in Uttar Pradesh.
The Hit Show From India Explores Power, Public Health, and the Gap Between Policy and Implementation
“I’m taking you to church,” Arnold Schwarzenegger told me. “Have I sinned?” I asked. “There’s a new organ. You have to hear it. The vice president might be coming too.”
“I’m taking you to church,” Arnold Schwarzenegger told me.
