Did Tucker Carlson Stop War With Russia?
With Rush Limbaugh dead and Donald Trump sidelines, Tucker Carlson has risen to become the preeminent conservative figure in America.
The Fleming Foundation Cultural Commentary
Wednesday’s Child: The Joy of Losing
I hadn’t planned on pursuing this line of argument in the present series of posts, I really hadn’t. I thought it far too obvious a direction….
Our Schedule
The good news is that we are leaving on Friday, January 28. We’re headed toward South Carolina….
Rogan VS Young, The Digital Battle
Dr. Fleming explains to Rex both sides of this Covid controversy.
Art for What’s Sake, VII: The Pornography of Violence
I brought up movies only because many of my favorites have a fair amount of violence in them, and you seem to be lumping violence with pornography.
Wednesday’s Child: The Joy of Falling
Even such preternaturally astute observers of the society of the future as George Orwell, Aldous Huxley, and Evgeny Zamyatin tended to simplify totalitarianism….
The Autodidact: Homer
In this series, I want you to do your best to forget what you have been told to believe. We are going to concentrate more on what the Greeks said about themselves, and, more than that, we are going to compare what they said with how they lived.
Art for What’s Sake, VI: The Effect of Art
“You’re getting a little carried away. Next you’ll be telling us there are wrong flavors of ice cream or saying “no meatballs with spaghetti.” Yeah, I saw the movie.”
Poem: Semonides on Women
This translation of a early Greek iambic poem has been put up as a text to accompany the podcast on canceling the classics.
