Culture of Fragility

by Simone M. Sepe

I bear a moral responsibility to uphold the truth and potentially disturb the comfort of those around me. Continue Reading »

2 May 2023

The Need to Disagree

by Mark Bauerlein

Josh Hammer joins the podcast to discuss free debate and his position as the opinion editor at Newsweek.  Continue Reading »

29 Jul 2021

What I Saw At The Debate Between Dissent and American Affairs

by Matthew Schmitz

Dispatches from the debate: Any left that is unable to see the way we are enslaved by lust will end up the unwitting handmaiden of those who exploit. Continue Reading »

30 May 2017

The Art of Verbal Jousting

by Dale M. Coulter

This art of verbal jousting does not fit in the postmodern world, so concerned with providing safe spaces. Continue Reading »

25 May 2017

In Praise of the Dying Art of Civil Disagreement

by Carl R. Trueman

It is sad to learn that universities are not places which model civil engagement between those who hold differing opinions. Continue Reading »

18 May 2015

Obama, Kind of a Jerk, Won

by Carl Scott

But not decisively—Romney always held his own. And I would only say Obama won on the parts of the debates focused on foreign policy. On domestic issues, Romney won. Romney played the gentleman and the minimize-the-exposure strategy. Also a strategic vote-gaining focus on Israel. Very good . . . . Continue Reading »

22 Oct 2012