America is culturally declining, from collapsing birthrates and disappearing marriages to the rise of hookup culture and identity rebellion. Women in the West are embracing anti-patriarchy symbols l

The No Kings protest drew 700,000 participants and raised over $3 million, but what exactly were they protesting? This viral movement turned into a cultural spectacle, complete with government shutd

In this special episode, hosts take you insideThe American Spectators57th Annual Robert L. Bartley Gala, a night celebrating courage, independence, and the enduring power of journalism. For the fir

In this special episode, hosts take you insideThe American Spectators57th Annual Robert L. Bartley Gala, a night celebrating courage, independence, and the enduring power of journalism. This years

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In this follow-up to The Spectacle Podcast episode Wednesday, The American Spectator publisher Melissa Mackenzie continues her exploration of what the internet has become, and what its doing to us. .

In this episode ofThe Spectacle Podcast, publisher Melissa Mackenzie welcomes guest Carla Ondrasik, author ofStop Trying, for a fascinating conversation about the language of effort and the psycholo

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