Media and Culture

Jeff Degner explores Murray Rothbard’s witty cultural criticism arguing that the real enemy in the culture war is the modern state, whose true god is power.

Europe’s most serious crisis since WWII is now accelerating as anger crystallizes among the majorities. It will lead to a rude awakening for many.

History books often connect the Great Awakening to the American Revolution, but the connection remains vague. One overlooked link is how the revival challenged privileged religious establishments and helped fuel later colonial resistance to parliamentary supremacy.

History books often connect the Great Awakening to the American Revolution, but the connection remains vague. One overlooked link is how the revival challenged privileged religious establishments and helped fuel later colonial resistance to parliamentary supremacy.

Which standard language a dialect joins is a political question, not a linguistic one.

On this episode of Power and Market, Ryan, Connor, and Tho discuss the results of the midterm elections.

What makes a nation? Is it simply a collection of ideals or does it depend upon one’s lineage, and “blood and soil”? In reality, nations are complex creations where both ideals and ties to the land are important.

Is the minimal state possible or even desirable? Murray Rothbard said no to both, but getting to a position of a stateless society is not an easy proposition.

What makes a nation? Is it simply a collection of ideals or does it depend upon one’s lineage, and “blood and soil”? In reality, nations are complex creations where both ideals and ties to the land are important.