
Isn't That Rich?
Life Among the 1 Percent
Author: Richard Kirshenbaum
Narrator: Johnny Heller
Unabridged: 4 hr 54 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Dreamscape Media
Published: 07/26/2016

Author: Richard Kirshenbaum
Narrator: Johnny Heller
Unabridged: 4 hr 54 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Dreamscape Media
Published: 07/26/2016
Richard Kirshenbaum is one of the most exciting personalities in New York City advertising. In 1987, at age twenty-six, he cofounded the Kirshenbaum Bond + Partners agency, which pioneered such innovative concepts as the pop-up store, sidewalk advertising, and other forms of high-visibility guerrilla marketing. Kirshenbaum has lectured at Harvard Business School, has appeared on 20/20, and was named to Crain’s New York Business’s “40 under Forty” list.
Johnny Heller is an award-winning narrator and one of the most sought-after voiceover coaches in the nation. An ALA Odyssey Award winner, AudioFile Golden Voice, and a Grammy nominee, he has narrated over 1,000 titles in almost every genre. A multiple recipient of Booklist and Publishers Weekly Starred Reviews, Publishers Weekly Listen Up Awards, and AudioFile Magazine Best Voice of the Year recognitions, he is regularly nominated for Earphones and Audies and is a multi-award winner of both.
This is written tongue-in-cheek. (I hope.) It's supposed to be hilarious. (I think.) But I found myself rolling my eyes (a lot) and thinking, "How sad!" It turns out that I really (really!) do not want to be part of the 1 percent. Not only are they pretentious and narcissistic, but also obsessed wit......more
Ok, so we are supposed to feel bad that the millionaires are just "oh so blasé" compared to the super duper billionaire world where they would die before flying first class? ("Can I have your tail number?") This book actually made me feel a lot better about my middle class upbringing, where my mom a......more
Very funny look at the ultra rich in New York City written by an insider. Kirshenbaum who runs his own advertising agency assembled the book from his column in the New York Observer. Never mean, Kirshenbaum skewers his wealthy peers by quoting them at length and allowing a reader to draw his or her......more