PostModernConservative
Titus Techera, CJ WolfeRetrieving antiquity at the peak of modernity
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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Dave Brubeck, Forty Days
One of the great jazz men, Dave Brubeck, wrote music about Christ’s teaching in the Gospels. His first piece of Christian music is The Light In The wilderness, from 1968. Here’s a particularly good piece. Later on he wrote a mass, To Hope, ...
Iran war, one month in
Yesterday, President Trump addressed the nation on the Iran War. Victory is close at hand, NATO should control the Strait of Hormuz, & the American military is again, after a long time, truly powerful.
What Happened to the culture?
I have a new podcast out with Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry (over at ), a tour of horizon of the culture. We discuss the Thiel Apollo / Woodstock thesis about the end of the future.
Justin Shubow & Trump's Triumphal Arch, New York City's Penn Station, & America's beautiful transportation architecture
My friend Justin Shubow is out there trying to persuade America to return to beautiful architecture. He’s now working for the president—he’s helping build Trump a triumphal arch. But he also wants to bring Penn Station back, one of the glor...
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Executive Director, American Cinema Foundation I chronicle America's Tocquevillian adventures
CJ Wolfe teaches politics at the University of St Thomas in Houston. He edits Catholic Southwest: A Journal of History and Culture
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