Both Dreher’s and Deneen’s projects impel vital questions: how can the Faith be preserved, and how can we protect ourselves from the progressive strain of liberalism? Perhaps a synthesis of anarchist and conservative postures can yield answers.

And so in 2019, at the tenth annual FPR conference marking FPR’s tin anniversary, we are pleased to bring out the first issue of Local Culture: A Journal of the Front Porch Republic.

Paul Schrader, the famed screenwriter and director, does not make subtle films. His latest movie, First Reformed--the story...

“Florida man” is the source of many ridiculous headlines. So many that now there is a “game” you can play by typing...

By seeking to protect and restore natural beauty, create lovely urban design, bring art into our communities and support local sustainable agriculture and healthy fish and wildlife populations, we can also build community and reduce polarization.

Yuval Levin recently highlighted right and leftwing critiques of capitalism in National Review’s May issue. Many of these critiques, he says, are...

The truth is that many American Christians do not want a local church. We’re too independent and consumeristic for that.

That this country boasts something called “The Great American Songbook” is one of the best jokes around. The Great American Songbook? Our...

As the fall semester looms, the minutia of meetings and syllabi revisions threatens to drain the excitement from my impending return to...