- June 5, 2014This article examines how local farms are expanding their business to serve local institutions, mainly schools. Meanwhile, this piece describes…
- June 5, 2014On John Milius, writer-director-surfer-anarchist, from The American Conservative.
- June 3, 2014This article outlines some efforts in Britain to involve local communities in the upkeep of unused land. Meanwhile, this article…
- May 30, 2014Holy Family Radio in Grand Rapids, Michigan, recently aired John Pinheiro's interview with me on his weekly program, Faith and…
- May 29, 2014This article on the Amazon-Hachette contract dispute illustrates some problems with having nearly all book sales in the hands of one…
- May 28, 2014“It is for you to try to be like them.” Pericles’ Funeral Oration I have to admit a problem that…
- May 28, 2014This piece describes the alienating aspects of technology. Meanwhile, the author of this ambitious article would have the seven-day week…
- May 27, 2014The Academy of Philosophy and Letters will be holding its annual conference on the topic "Civil Religion and American Self-Understanding"…
- May 23, 2014William Schambra has a piece at Philanthropy Daily that describes the coming showdown between two competing conceptions of philanthropic giving.…
- May 22, 2014In political news, Congress continues its attempt to restrict NSA bulk data collection. At the same time, this article describes…
- May 22, 2014A most interesting piece over at The Atlantic wherein a world-class chef discusses his epiphany concerning the interrelatedness of flavor, sustainable…
- May 21, 2014In The American Conservative, Ralph Nader, paladin of the American anti-monopolist tradition, revives the great distributist-agrarian project of the 1930s.
