Rufo on the Culture Wars

by Mark Bauerlein

Christopher Rufo joins the podcast to discuss his new book America’s Cultural Revolution. Continue Reading »

20 Nov 2023 0

Left or Right, No One Is Happy

by R. R. Reno

An earthquake is coming. Continue Reading »

14 Jun 2016 0

Back to the Future

by Carl R. Trueman

Jeremy Corbyn's victory in the Labour leadership contest and his immediate subsequent problems indicate the hollow and contradictory heart of the New Left. Continue Reading »

16 Sep 2015 0

Marginal Hope in Hard Times

by Carl R. Trueman

Marginality brings its advantages if the marginalized are prepared to capitalize upon them. Continue Reading »

11 May 2015 0

In Praise of Folly

by Carl R. Trueman

The reactions to the attack on Charlie Hebdo highlight the odd affinity between the left and radical Islam and also draw attention to the unsung—and Augustinian—champions of liberal democracy: Satirists. Continue Reading »

12 Jan 2015 0

My Rock Songbook on #Occupy

by Carl Scott

What to make of the #occupy “movement?” Well, come to think of it, I unknowingly did say something about it a few weeks back when I wrote a far too long post on Joe Pug’s contemporary folk song I Do my Father’s Drugs. So my contribution to the punditry’s occupation with . . . . Continue Reading »

12 Oct 2011 0

Carl’s Rock Songbook #16: Rock’s “Leftism”

by Carl Scott

Rock intellectualizing’s third basic flaw is its captivity to bohemian/New Left assumptions regarding morals, culture, and politics. The Songbook will examine rock’s largely uncritical promotion of the sexual revolution as it unfolds, but here we consider the oddity of its leftism. On one . . . . Continue Reading »

27 Aug 2011 0