• "I feel like there is a vast national consciousness coming out here this great awakening among the most spontaneous outpourings from audiences that I have ever heard"
  Jim Bohannon (#5 U.S. radio talk host on his 3 shows with Jonathan Pontell about Generation Jones)

• "Generation Jones has its own particular experiences, values, attitudes, and voting behaviors"
  The Washington Post
• "Generation Jones is undeniably an important group. If we Baby Boomers don't lead, they're right behind us ready to"
  President George W Bush

• "Jonathan has it right. My book 'Generation X' was about the fringe of Generation Jones which became the mainstream of Generation X. There is a generation between the Boomers and Xers, and 'Generation Jones' - what a great name for it!"
  Douglas Coupland (author, "Generation X")

• "Jonathan Pontell is right, there is this group
  of us that grew up on Twister and The Brady
  Bunch, and the Baby Boomers were before
  that, and I feel totally disconnected from the
  Gen X crowd"
  Rosie O'Donnell (ex-talk show host, comedian)
• "Wherever Pontell presents his theory on his
  internet site, on a constant round of TV and radio
  talk shows people in that age bracket tend to
  respond, Yeah"
  The Chicago Sun-Times
• "Marcia Brady finally has a home. I know now what
  I am a Joneser!"
  Maureen McCormick (actress Marcia Brady�)
• "I feel honored that my song Mr. Jones was part
  of the inspiration for the name 'Generation Jones'"
  Adam Duritz (lead singer Counting Crows�)
• "I know what Jonathan Pontell means, I identify
  with this generation between the Boomers and Xers"
  George Stephanopoulus (ABC News)

Jonesers (born 1954-1965) Clearly Feel In-Beteen Boomers and Xers

GW Bush nicknames J Pontell Mr. Jones in San Diego President Bush has spoken publicly about the political importance of Generation Jones by name, as have numerous other politicians and political writers.

The Ivy League's Yale University now teaches Generation Jones in a course called: Managing a Multiple Generation Workforce, which addresses: the three prevailing workplace generations: Baby Boomers, Generation Jones, and Generation X. Many Universities in the U.S. and abroad now include Generation Jones in their curriculum.