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Californication Catches Up with Colorado
Sclerotic Colorado, the rise of the SEC, and more in this week's digest.
Feb 20
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Aaron M. Renn
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Evangelical Cultural Cringe
Building the quiet confidence cultural engagement evangelicals need to critique the mainstream and create real influence.
Feb 19
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Aaron M. Renn
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How We Engineer the American Transition
The playbook from America's post-Civil War great reinvention—techno-nationalist acceleration paired with human-social formation
Feb 17
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Aaron M. Renn
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The NYT Admits America Has a Marijuana Problem
Pot problems, Chinese peptides, reindustrialization and more in this week's digest.
Feb 13
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Aaron M. Renn
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Evangelism Is Not Enough
Winsome apologetics can win souls, but it can’t run cities or drive successful outcomes in other high-stakes domains.
Feb 12
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Aaron M. Renn
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The Scam Economy
A populist-tort lawyer alliance is needed to start pushing back
Feb 10
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Tom Owens
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America's Most Extreme Rust Belt Collapse | Chris Briem
This week’s podcast is with someone I’ve known for years and is one of the best scholars I know at understanding the deep economic, demographic, and…
Feb 9
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Aaron M. Renn
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36:40
Next Member Zoom: Why Boomers Never Created a Next Generation of Leaders
Our next Member Zoom is going to be an Ask Me Anything session, followed by a discussion of why Boomers failed to create a next generation of leaders.
Feb 9
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Aaron M. Renn
What to Do About Vice
Vice and liberalism, David Brooks' farewell, doomers in love and more in this week's digest.
Feb 6
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Aaron M. Renn
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The Plight of the Protestant Scholar
Why theological distinctives help the whole church and the whole academy
Feb 5
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John Ahern
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Thoughts on Israel
This month’s podcast for those of you who are part of my Member community has some thoughts from me about Israel and the American First case for…
Feb 4
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Aaron M. Renn
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American Transition
The old American order is gone. A new one hasn’t arrived. What the transition looks like—and why it still holds promise.
Feb 3
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Aaron M. Renn
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